President Roosevelt Attends Church Service in Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt and family attend a church service in Washington as part of the public prayer and blessing before his second Mass. The service features readings from Hebrews and Psalms with remarks from several clergy and echoes the president’s moral and political reflections on democracy, prosperity, and national duty.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Groton School
Peabody
Episcopal
T. John's
Roosevelt
Oliver J. Hart
St. John's
Howard S Wilkinson
St. Thomas’ S Church
Franklin
Pranklin
United States
God
Inaugural Rain Delays Roosevelts and Crowd Pauses
Rain drenches ceremony prep as President Roosevelt and family arrive at the church across Lafayette Park. Garner Perkins Cummings attend. Roosevelt family arrives. Rev Endicott Peabody officiates a 20 minute service as crowds crowd the plaza and Capitol streets. West Point cadets and Annapolis midshipmen gather for the parade despite slick conditions. Supreme Court prepares for the inauguration.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Garner
Perkins
Cummings
Roosevelt
James
Sara Delano Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Elliott Roosevelt
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Mass
Groton School
White House
Capitol
Capitol Plaza
Pennsylvania Avenue
Army
West Point
Annapolis
Midshipmen
Supreme Court
President’s Speech Emphasizes Strong Government and Democracy
The President argues that disasters are solvable and government at all levels can meet modern challenges without surrendering democracy. He marks the 150th anniversary of the constitutional convention, asserts the federal system enables general welfare, and stresses expanding democratic governance to curb private autocratic power amid economic recovery.
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United States
Justices Attend Presidential Inauguration Departure
Chief Justice Hughes led the court from the plaza to the Capitol for the inauguration. All justices joined except Brandeis who stayed indoors due to the weather and Stone who remained in the south recovering from dysentery.
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Hughes
United States
Capitol
Brandeis
Stone
Berlin calls pact plan unfair amid observer proposal
Berlin branded the speech untimely and unfair. Portugal rejected a plan for international observers on the Spanish border to curb war shipments to the fighters. Britain awaited new Italian and German statements on halting Spanish volunteers with Italy and Germany pledging to accept international control while insisting indirect intervention cease.
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Berlin
Portugal
Auto Strike Continues Across Plants Amid Settlement
The Briggs Company reached a settlement with its union after a dispute over layoffs caused by material shortages. Weekend delays disrupted travel for executives as flights were canceled and trains were planned if air service did not resume. In Baltimore, GM subsidiaries faced sit down style protest plans with Fisher Body and Chevrolet plants closing due to material shortages and anticipated indefinite shutdowns. A mass meeting urged workers to show satisfaction with conditions and avoid union membership.
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Page One
Dean Robinson
Briggs Company
Martin
Brophy
Washington
Baltimore
General Motors
Michigan
Fisher Body
Chevrolet
Scout dinner to honor Silver Beaver awardees at Winchester event
Hear Roszel and several speakers including Rev G E Owen and John Scully discuss the endowment trust fund jamboree attendance and scout anniversary plans. Col Porterfield presides as reports from districts are given and a Court of Honor follows with Silver Beaver and three community service medals for 300 hours of work.
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Oate One
G. E. Owen
Church Christ
Endowment Trust Fund
John 8. Scully
Washington
Eugene B. Cooper
C. Vernon Eddy
Board of Trustees
Col
Roszel
Mr. Scully
Holland
Pope Declines as Pain Mounts in Final Hours
Incurably II reports the pope's worsening condition as Dr. Eminta Milani and other aides monitor his health. The pontiff sought relief by discussing church affairs with prelates including Cardinal Pacelli and Adolf Bertram while sedatives were used to ease his agony.
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Eminta Milani
Cardinal Pacelli
Adolf Cardinal Bertram
Breslau
Holy Father
Milani
Vatican
Papal
Wisehaupt Frames BusinessTruth On Human Side Of Trade
Mr Wisehaupt opened with personality rules for business and urged leaders to know themselves. Assistants interviewed 44 000 women and data showed that understanding the human side is essential. He cited Wilbur C Hall noting Virginia tourism reached 150 million dollars in the year.
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Wisehaupt
Wilbur C. Hall
Commission On Conservation and Development
Virginia
What Kills Personality and How to Build It
Mr Wisehaupt warns fear kills personality and urges purposeful living and spiritual development. He cites fear causing hospitals and imagines mothers frightening children with threats, urging action over ridicule and a shift toward church involvement and visible progress.
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Winchester
Wisehaupt
Greensboro
N .C
Florida
Christian Church
Tourist Train Derailed Injuring Several in Odessa
In Odessa Florida on January 20 the Atlantic Coast Line Southland tourist train derailed six cars in the yard switch area. Several passengers and crewmen were injured but none seriously. first aid was given locally while doctors and ambulances arrived from Tarpon Springs and Clearwater. Officials had not determined the cause.
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Odessa
Fla
Atlantic Coast Line
Southland
Tarpon Springs
Clearwater
Col Bullock to Address Rotary Luncheon Speaker
Col Bullock district governor of Rotary International 20th District Indiana will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club luncheon Thursday afternoon. He is from South Bend Indiana and is noted for travel knowledge of Rotary. Members anticipate his address with interest.
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Col. S. C. Bullock
Rotary International
Indiana
Rotary Club
Col. Bullock
Rotary
South Bend
Ind
Seriously Hurt At Inauguration
Washington January 20 1933 Harry Fisher 35 of Philadelphia became the first known casualty of President Roosevelts second inauguration day. He stepped from a special train onto an adjoining track and was struck by a passing engine. His left leg was amputated and he suffered skull fracture and facial lacerations. First aid stations along the parade route reported sprained ankles and faintings.
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Washington
Harry Fisher
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Emperor Hirohito Congratulates Roosevelt on Inauguration
Emperor Hirohito of Japan cabled congratulations to President Franklin D. Roosevelt on the inauguration of his second term. The message was transmitted from Tokyo on January 20.
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Tokyo
Hirohito
Japan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Polio Braces to Aid Young Patients From Ball Funds
Infantile paralysis victims will receive braces purchased from a reserve fund built by President's Balls. Dr Charles R Anderson says physicians can request braces for those without means. A ball at the George Washington Hotel is planned for January 29 with Bob Riley's orchestra. 70 percent of receipts stay in Winchester and Frederick County to support rehabilitation efforts.
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Charles R. Anderson
Anderson
Bob Riley
Winchester
Frederick County
National Foundation
Funeral Rites Held for Fred M. Whitacre at 802 South Kent
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. today for Fred M. Whitacre at his home 802 South Kent street. He died Sunday noon from heart trouble. Survived by widow Lula McCarty, two daughters Mrs. P. L. Carper and Mrs. George Newlin of Winchester, three sisters and one brother. Reverend Hubert Sydenstricker officiated with a quartette singing Abide With Me and The Old Rugged Cross. Interment at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Fred M. Whitacre
South Kent Street
Whitacre
Lula McCarty
P. L. Carper
George Newlin
Winchester
Arthur DeHaven
DeHaven
Gilbert DeHaven
Martinsboro
Louis Renner
James W. Goode
E. C. Cuthridge
W. J. Bush
Alvins. Shad
J. C. McKeever
T D. Gather
Robert Miller
Fred Cochran
John Dick
Alvin Dick
Lee Dick
L. I. Carper
T. J. Trier
Roy Duvall
Floyd Ridenour
Marshall Smith
Arthur Seabright
Clinton Grim
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Markets Report From Baltimore and Chicago Grain and Livestock
Livestock and produce markets show mixed movement with cattle and hogs in Chicago steadier to higher on good demand while sheep and dairy prices fluctuate. Wheat and corn futures slip, cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore listing scattered price levels for wheat corn oats barley and lard with regional variations and farm delivery pricing.
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Baltimore
USDA
Philadelphia
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Winchester
Wheat Prices Rally As Cold Weather Fears Rise
In late dealings today Chicago reports wheat prices rally with fractional advances led by new crop deliveries. Predictions of severe cold weather fuel anxiety about domestic winter wheat, especially in central regions.
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Chicago
Central
Roosevelt to place hand on Bible for charity tribute
President Roosevelt will repeat the 1904 ritual using Pauls first epistle chapter 13 as the oath scripture. The choice highlights faith hope and charity with the famous verses about love being greater than other gifts.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aday
Relatives of Late Mrs. Garvin Noted in Gore
Mrs. M. C. Garvin who died last week at Gore left no immediate heirs but was aunt to Miss Hortense Smith and William E. Smith Jr. of Gore. She was also a near cousin of Mrs. Charles W. Parish, Mrs. Blanche Strother, and George and Lee Smith, all of Gore, and sister in law to Mrs. W. F. Smith.
Roosevelt Inaugural Address Heard In Shanghai
The radio broadcast of President Roosevelt's inaugural address was heard clearly in Shanghai and other Chinese cities today, marking a notable wartime era moment for listeners abroad.
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Shanghai
Roosevelt
Business spirit and youth urged for confidence in trade
Wisehaupt argues business is too introspective and urges alertness, youth, and cheerful trade to restore forefathers' foresight. He asserts personality can be developed and calls for return to the principles of early business building to boost confidence in businessmen.
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Wisehaupt
Plant Strike Tensions Persist Amid Sit-Down Protests
Workers at the plant press for a conference over the dispute with management. Union delegates from departments at the plant would represent the union if talks occur. Sit-down actions in August have disrupted the drum tire department, though overall production has not yet been halted by the General Motors strike.
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Beard
Drum Tire
General Motors
Slain Officer Found Bound After Gunbattle
At 5 a m officers found the missing trooper Ham mond shot in the head, slumped beside a rural mail box with wrists cuffed to a steel post. Captain Lyon identified Benoit as the sought man and noted Sineni and Smith connected to the case. The car used to arrest Benoit and Smith had been stolen in Toledo from Williams, a Detroit used car salesman.
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Hammond
Benoit
Lawrence A. Lyon
Michigan State Police
Sineni
Smith
Erie Barracks
Lyon
Williams
Detroit
Toledo
Stock Market Rally Pauses as Inauguration Address Arrives
New York stocks rose 1 to 3 points early as motors, steels, and key names led gains while labor news spurred buying. Action slowed by midday with the President delivering the inaugural address and no major market shift. Foreign exchange moved little with sterling at 4.907 and the franc at 4.66. 2 p.m. quotes show Allied Chemical at 23 5, American Can 11 4, Bethlehem Steel 7 6, General Electric 6 1, U S Steel 85 5, and other leaders in the list. No local market changes.
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New York
Wall Street
Sterling
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel É& Tel
Annaconda
Hammond Found Dead In Monroe County
Phil Paulson and Sheriff s Deputy Nadeau of Monroe county discovered Hammond s body. Hammond, from Hanover Michigan, had served in the state police for 16 months.
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Phil Paulson
Nadeau
Monroe County
Hammond
Hanover, Mich
State Police
Divorce by Desertion Sought in Frederick County Court
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia Lloyd M. Rosenberger sues Sophia M. Rosenberger for divorce a vinculo matrominii on grounds of desertion. The defendant is non resident and must appear within ten days of publication. The order requires four weekly notices in The Winchester Evening Star and posting at the courthouse.
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Commonwealth OF Virginia
Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Lloyd M. Rosenberger
Sophia M. Rosenberger
State of
Virginia
Sai
C. C. Brannon
Rice and Rice
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