Extradition Bid Aims to Return Max Krol to Virginia
Gov Lehman receives requisition papers for the return of Max Krol of Long Beach Virginia to Winchester for trial on 5 indictments accusing embezzlement from Arthur G. Jones Woolen Co. Inc. Krol held in Nassau County jail Mineola awaiting extradition decision. He was jailed after being charged as a fugitive from justice following a Winchester court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Krol
Long Beach
L. L
Winchester
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company, Inc
John Garland Pollard
Richmond
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Pollard
Lehman
New York
Krol
Reardon
Gov. Lehman
Albany
N. Y
The
Star
Nassau County
Mineola
L. I
C. Lee Barr
Zimmerman
Klaw
Martin Littleton
Virginia
Intruder Shot To Death By A Baltimore Lad
A 17 year old Baltimore boy and his father investigated a garage alarm at dawn. The youth used a shotgun when an intruder attempted to flee and fired, hitting the man who later died. Police began an investigation with the pair released pending results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baltimore
Charles Pleasant
Charles
Test Flier Killed as Wright Plane Explodes
Dayton Ohio January 20. Lt J A Woodring Wright Field test flier was killed instantly when the engine of an experimental observation plane exploded at 2000 feet. Woodring had in 1940 received congressional recognition for delivering important Japanese treaty documents to Washington from the west coast.
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Associated Press
Dayton, O
J. A. Woodring
Wright Field Test Flier
Woodring
Washingto
Recruits to Manchuria Boost Japanese Forces
1933 recruits entering compulsory training will be sent to Manchuria, increasing manpower there by about 50 percent. They likely receive garrison duty while veterans go to combat. Small-scale hostilities resume in southern Jehol with reports of three Japanese forces on the southeastern border ready to occupy Jehol as weather clears. Geneva talks at the League of Nations show limited prospects for conciliation.
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Associated Press
Japan
Manchuria
Jebol
Tokyo
Jehol
Geneva
League of Nations Committee of 19
Cows Buy Dairies Seek Best Feed at Low Cost
Obvious dairy ad notes demand for good feed for cows. John O. Hardesty explains manager role at Ober Fertilizer Plant and invites inquiries by phone 402 for dairymen seeking affordable, quality feed.
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John O. Hardesty
Mgr
Virginia Officer Seeks Crawford Over Isley Slay Confession
Virginia officers head to Boston to fetch George Crawford 26 who admits partial as accessory in the Isley slayings of Agnes Boeing Ilsley and Mina Buckner. He says he entered Ilsley's cottage, took money and a watch, but denied beating the victims. another man named Charlie Jackson is blamed.
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Virginia
Boston
George Crawford
Isley
Associated Press
Agnes Boeing Isley
Mina Buckner
Charlie Jackson
John Galleher
Commonwealthy
Loudoun County
Crawford
Galleher
Agnes Boeing
Ilsley
Nina Buckner
Commonwealth Attorney
Men's Shop Inc to Open February at 27 North Loudoun
Men’s Shop Inc announced plans to open at 27 North Loudoun Street around February 1 in Winchester. D. D. Crenshaw will serve as president with W. Lee Fisher as vice president and William H. Brown as secretary treasurer.
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Winchester
North
Loudoun Street
D. D. Crenshaw
W. Lee Fisher
William H. Brown
Richmond
Virginia State Corporation
Cortion
Ryan and Orndorff
Orndoff and Brown and Brown & Fisher, Inc
Fisher
Ship Master Loses His Life During Storm
The British freighter Exeter City faced a fierce Atlantic storm that killed its master, third officer, and two crew members. Captain Giles C. Stedman of the American Merchant reported the loss in a radiogram, noting major damage and the ship's SOS.
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Associated Press
New
Ambrose
Exter City
Stedman
Boy On Skates And Auto Collide
Riddick Smith, 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs L R Smith of 18 East Clifford street, collided with Herbert Stickel’s automobile near Cameron Clifford Street intersection while roller skating yesterday afternoon. The boy had a bruised leg and was probably dragged a short distance but not run over. a physician attended him and advised staying at home to recover from the shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riddick Smith
L. R. Smith
East Clifford Street
Herbert Stickel
Cameron-Clifford Street
Riddick
Collegians Open Cage Card Here Tonight On Handley Court
Dixie Collegians Winchester five open their 1933 schedule tonight at 8 o clock on Handley High School court. The Handley Judges provide the opposition. Manager S R Hawvermale reports a number of fast quints from Maryland West Virginia and the District of Columbia will appear on the local court this season.
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Dixie Collegians
Winchester
Handley High School
Collegians
S. R. Hawvermale
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Fire Destroys Part Of Winchester Home As Two Rescued
A blaze on East Bos cawen Street originated from a overheated furnace trapped two occupants on the second floor of their home. Winchester volunteers rushed to safety Mrs Lula Capper and her child Edward Capper, while the fire was brought under control. The house owned by Herman Hable suffered heavy damage from smoke and flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boscawen Street
Winchester
Lula C. Capper
Edward B. Capper
Little Edward Capper
Herman Hable
Winchester Realtor
Thrift Measures Adopted by Stephens City Home Group
The Stephens City home demonstration group met with Mrs. F. B. Cadwallader. Twelve members and one visitor attended as Mrs. Cadwallader presided. The group adopted thrift measures and decided to supply lunches for less fortunate Stephens City High School pupils. A committee meeting was set for Tuesday at 8 at Mrs. Ada M. Trussell’s home to plan the year’s work. The leaders demonstrated graham apple tarte pears in mint and apple sauce roll with receipts for home grown fruit. All attendees were pleased and urged full attendance next time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
F. B. Cadwallader
C. O. Watson
Stephens City High School
Ada M. Trussell
Cadwallader
Harry Lovett
Divorce Granted to Geo Petley in Local Court
Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court grants George E. Petley of Winchester a divorce from Mary Harding Petley on desertion grounds. They married April 25 1925 and she deserted August 1 1932. Custody awarded solely to the father. prior Reno proceedings accused cruelty.
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Corporation Court
Philip Williams
George E. Petley
Winchester
Mary Harding Petley
Petleys
Associated Press
Reno
Nav
Reverend Stover Preaches at Inwood Revival
Rev. George W. Stover will preach at 7 30 tonight at the Inwood West Virginia United Brethren Church. The revival ongoing since with pastor Rev. W B Obaugh leading services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Stover
Inwood
W. Va
United Brethren Church
W. B. Obaugh
Local Jeweler Buys Gold and Silver for Cash Value
Old jewelry dealers offer actual cash value for gold and silver. oe and BROWN are mentioned as contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe & Brown
Funerals Held For Three Dead Of Auto Alcohol
Three men died in a radiator alcohol drinking incident in Roanoke with James Crabill and Simon Gentry among survivors in hospital. Funerals for Jack Nutter Henry Cuthbert Bryan and William N Foxx were scheduled with services and interments at Woodbine and other local churches.
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Harrisonburg
James Crabill
Simon Gentry
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Crabill
Jack Nutter
James Nutter
Higgs
D. L. Beard
Bridgewater Presbyterian Church
Woodbine
Vivian Shirkey
Owen Dillard
Thomas Humphrey
Rolla Chandler
Roy Shirkey
Pat Stover
William Webster
Bryan
Henry Cuthbert Bryan
Baptist Church
E. B. Jackson
S. M. Powell
Alec Shifflett
G. B. Rhodes
Hana "Barhey
Mason
J. R. Gambill
E. R. Miller
Washington Street
William N. (Foxy) Flock
North Liberty Street
Death of SevenYearOld James D Brown at Memorial Hospital
James D Brown aged seven son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Brown of Greenwood Frederick County died at 8 20 this morning at Memorial Hospital after three weeks treatment for complications He is survived by his parents one sister Mary Elizabeth Brown and paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Brown of Greenwood The funeral is set for Sunday with arrangements pending
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James D. Brown
Harry C. Brown
Greenwood
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Mary Elizabeth Brown
Eugene Brown
House Backs Cut in Retirement Pay for Officers
Washington January 20 The House approved an amendment to the War Department supply bill to stop retirement pay for all former Army officers whose incomes exceed three thousand dollars per year.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Today
War Department
Farrar Family Mourns Death of Dr William Farrar
John Farrar's father Dr William Farrar dies after a paralytic stroke in Pittsburgh. Mr Farrar and Mrs John H Farrar Jr travel from Millwood Virginia to Pittsburgh for the funeral. Survived by widow two sons John H and William Farrar Jr and daughter Harriet. Mrs Farrar with her son and daughter in law visits Mrs N P Page in Chevy Chase Maryland.
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Millwood
John H. Farrar
N. P. Page
Chevy Chase
Pittsburgh
The Rockne Announcement Watch
A fragment announces a Rockne related event or message, hinting at a brothers theme and public notice. Details are unreadable but imply a forthcoming disclosure or ceremony linked to the Rockne name and local interest.
Wedding Gowns Old and New at Civic League Show
A century and a half of bridal fashion is featured as 10 gowns appear at the Civic League Fashion Show to be held at Handley High School Auditorium. Notables include Miss Nannie Rodgers’s wedding dress, Dr. William Miller’s wedding suit, and gowns loaned from Newport and Washington for a history of American dress.
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Civic League
Handley High School
Nannie Rodgers
Commodore Rodgers
Constitution
Commodore
Lafayette Square
Washington, D. C
Belasco Theatre
Melvin Green
William Miller
Winchester
Katie Miller
Bryfin Conrad
Newport
R. I
United States
California
Louise Glass
Florida
William P. Massey
Eleanor DeGrange
Society of Friends
Woodstock Bank to Reopen in Rebuilt Shenandoah Building
The Shenandoah National Bank at Woodstock fully restored after a recent fire will resume business in its own building tomorrow morning. President E W Newman says the bank will be open for inspection from 7 to 9 pm with an informal reception and buffet luncheon on the second floor. Local residents in Winchester and nearby areas are invited to attend.
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Shenandoah National Bank
Woodstock
E. W Newman
Newman
Winchester
Old Bonaparte Mansion Burns Near Baltimore
The Bonaparte mansion at Mount Vista near Baltimore was destroyed by fire early today. Seven family members fled in night clothing as the 20 room home, once belonging to Charless J. Bonaparte, former attorney general under McKinley, burned. J Fred O Brecht Jr slept in the house and woke his wife and five children to escape as smoke filled the dwelling. Little furniture or valuable pictures were saved.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Bonaparte
Mount Vista
Charless J. Bonaparte
McKinley
J. Fred O'Brecht, Jr
Death Ethics Mean Nothing To A Felon
OSSINING New York January 20 Associated Press Alexander Nunes faced execution for killing his 14 year old stepdaughter. Guards preparing the electric chair urged a goodbye to others in death cells. He dismissed the moment saying he has no friends and wants to finish quickly.
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Associated Press
Ossining
N. Y
Alexander Nunes
Ree Ee
Stock Market Brightens After Hoover Roosevelt Meeting
The market showed a cheerful mood with light volume and a sharp rally as traders viewed the Hoover-Roosevelt meeting positively. Early week shorts covered amid resistance, lifting major classifications while Sterling cables opened at 3.3518, and call money stood at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling Cables
Winchester Fire Department Trustees Election Meeting
The Winchester fire department executive committees will meet at the Friendship Fire Company hall on East Cork Street Monday night at 8 to elect trustees for firemen relief funds. Captains Richard Brown Frank Foreman Lee M. Lamp Fred W. Forney.
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Winchester Fire Department
Friendship Fire Company
East Cork Street
Hoover and Roosevelt Hold Second White House Meeting
Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt met again at the White House with their own experts as they discussed war debts with Britain. France faced Senate criticism over its December installment while Senator Robinson urged farm relief bankruptcy and other measures before March 4 adjournment.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Robinson
Arkansas
Associated Press
Washington
Great Britain
Red Room
Senate
Indiana
France
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Nature
Barr
Wright
Men's Shop Inc
BFP Kse
First OF Mat
Messrs. Crenshaw, Brown and Fisher
E. B. Capper
Thrift
Geo. Petley
Roanoke
Boy
John
Farrar’s
Rockne
We Brothers
Pennypacker
Benny Thomas
Harry Light
Dorothy Light
Bryan Conrad
Georgia Conrad
John H. Rosenberger
J. M Steck
R. T. Barton
Emily Light
Phillip ~ Williams
Shirley Williams
Eugene Cooper
Allison Cooper
J. Victor Arthur
Arthur
J. A. Richard
Mary Greenway Russell
Fred Stine
Stine
W. P. Massey
Eliza Tucker
Virginia Steck
Betsy Rice
Woodstock Bank
I A
Moling & Cather
America
Firemen’s Meeting
Richard Brown
Frank Foreman
Lee M. Lamp, Fred W. Forney
Stimson and Mills
Raymond Moley
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