Door to Parley Open for War Debts Talks
Roosevelt authority to Stimson to arrange separate debt talks with nations that have met obligations. Italy requests debt discussion. no general invitation issued. France and Belgium may receive hearings after prompt payers are heard. Britain, Czechoslovakia, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania likely to be invited.
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Associated Press
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Stimkon
Italy
Great Britain
Stimson
France
Belgium
Washington
Mussolini
Rome
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Estonia
Coleridge Taylor Choral Club Recital Planned
The Coleridge Taylor Choral Club will give its first recital Tuesday evening January 24 at the Douglas School. A program of classics and spirituals will be sung for charity. Admission is 25 cents and patronage of white friends will be appreciated. Proceeds go to charity.
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Coleridge Taylor Choral Club
Douglas School
Red Tape Dominates Virginia Show Circuit Honors
The 1932 Virginia State Horse Show Association yearbook lists Red Tape owned by Dr. Lewis M. Allen of Winchester as the leading hunter crowned champion at Warrenton and laureled in Berryville and Culpeper with 12 ribbons. Other notable winners include Cathode Ray owned by Elisabeth Nesbit and Clearanfast of Mrs. Geo. Plummer, plus Chatter Play of Ernest N. Woolf.
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Virginia State Horse Show Association
F. D. Gaskins
Virginia
Lewis M Allen
Winchester
Warrenton
Red Tape
Berryville
Culpeper
Elisabeth Nesbit
Clearanfast
Geo. Plummer
Washington
Ernest N. Woolf
Upperville
Allen Potts
Love Token
Sporty McGee
Anthony
George Rives
Cobham
Sinbad
Ellie Wood Keith
Frosty
Alex Rives
Queen of Sheba
Stanley Ui, Jr
Leesburg
Trixie
Florence
Eugene Sydnor
Richmond
Peggy
J.G. Cunningham
Fort Myer
Virginia Horse Show Association
Babe Born With Esophagus Closed Dies in New Jersey
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS N J Jan 24 Little Helen Marie Taylor a baby born with a closed esophagus died today She had only one chance in a thousand to survive After birth she choked when fed and turned blue Dr William J Greenfield found the esophagus closed at the third rib Five physicians operated inserting a tube through the abdomen for artificial feeding Previously the child received nourishment by sugar and water injection
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Associated Press
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Helen Marie Taylor
William J. Greenfield
Pope to Bless America Through Radio Message
Cardinal Pacelli will transmit the Pope Pius blessing to American clergy and laity via a Vatican radio link. The message will inaugurate a commercial transatlantic broadcast from Vatican City to the United States directed to the apostolic delegate in Washington for relay to all bishops.
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Associated Press
Vatican City
Cardinal Pacelli
United States
Pope Pius
America
Monsigno Fumansoni-Biongi
Washington
Truths Plighted On World Cruise
Chester G. Meyers of York and Miss Leah Strayer of New Cumberland married aboard the Empress of Britain as the liner stopped in Colombo Sri Lanka during a world cruise. They had been friends for 15 years and chose a quick registry office wedding to begin a wedding tour on the voyage.
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Associated Press
Colombo
Ceylon
Chester G. Meyers
York
Leah Strayer
New Cumberland
Meyers
Drunkenness Tops Winchester Arrests in 1932 Report
Police Justice Donald L. Weems reports to the Common Council that drunkenness accounted for over 45 percent of city ordinance arrests in 1932 Winchester. Petit larceny led state law arrests at about 25 percent. Total 485 arrests: 346 city, 139 state. Convictions: 306 city, 105 state. 19 acquitted in state cases.
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Winchester
Donald L. Weems
Common Council
Judge Weems
Grand Jury
Lewis Marshall B and C Official Dies in Capital
Lewis Marshall a prominent Baltimore and Ohio Railroad general official in the east died at his Washington D C home after months of illness. He was division freight agent in Washington for years and is survived by his widow and a married daughter in England.
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F. Lewis Marshall
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Twentieth Street
Northwest
Washington, D. C
T. B. Patton
Marshall
W. H. Baker
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
England
Tourist Camp To Open With a Dance At Kernstown
The Appleway Tourist at Kernstown opens for spring and summer with round and square dancing in the coffee shop on Thursday evening. Dancing runs 8 30 to 1 with music by Glenn Anderson and His Virginia Crackers and refreshments provided. Cyril Mee invites all to attend.
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Kernstown
Cyril Mee
Glenn Anderson
Mee
Beads Reveal Ancient New Mexico Attire
Archeologists report Indian women in New Mexico a thousand years ago wore bead strings 17 feet long and more. The article speculates that men may have developed tracking and hunting skills as bead strings broke during wear.
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New Mexico
Arkansas Gazette
Fence and Posts Offered at Low Prices in Winchester
A carload of fencing and posts awaits spring delivery with odd styles available. Fence price quoted as low as 1 cent per foot. Leave orders at Bailey Bros or mail to P M Funkhouser 24 1p 21 Winchester Virginia.
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Bailey Bros
P. M. Funkhouser
Winchester
Trustees Elected For The Firemen's Fund
Winchester fire company officers met in the Friend ship Fire Company hall and chose Donald L. Weems W Harry Reed and Fred W Forney as local trustees for the state firemen relief fund created by a 50 cent tax on insurance companies. Trustees serve one year and are bonded at 1000 dollars with annual January elections and February reports to the Department of Banking and Insurance in Richmond. Weems explained the new law at the meeting.
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Winchester
The
Friendship Fire Company
Donald L. Weems
W. Harry Reed
Fred. W. Forney
State Firemen's Relief
General Assembly
Department of Banking and Insurance
Richmond
Weems
Pinchot vetoes measure opposing arms reduction
Harrisburg January 24 Governor Pinchot vetoed a Senate resolution urging Congress to refrain from further decreasing the armed forces. He said the issue is strictly federal and that the legislature has no more right to act than Congress would on purely state legislation.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Senate
Congress
Mrs Emma Miller Dies at Home in Winchester
Mrs Emma Miller widow of T Reese Miller longtime Winchester resident dies at her home No 16 East Piccadilly Street after a 16 month illness. A devout Christ Episcopal Church member she suffered a stroke 16 months ago and another last Saturday. Survived by son John M Miller and sister Miss Zoe Fitch. funeral arrangements pending as family announces timing.
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Emma Miller
T. Reese Miller
Winchester
East Piccadilly Street
Fitch
Miller
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester man fined for attempting to hinder arrest
Fred Good of Winchester was fined 25 dollars and costs for trying to stop Patrolman Lloyd Williams from arresting Carl Patton for drunkenness on East Piccadilly street last Saturday night. Patton also resisted arrest and was fined 25 dollars and costs by Police Justice Donald L. Weems.
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Fred Good
Winchester
Lloyd Williams
Carl Patton
East Piccadilly Street
Patton
Donald L. Weems
Major Barton Endorsed for U. S. Attorney in Eastern Virginia
Major Robert T. Barton Jr of Winchester receives endorsements from J Gordon Bohannon Petersburg and R Gray Williams Winchester with Bohannon citing Barton's legal credentials wartime service and political leadership in support of his bid for U S attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia. He is praised for his lineage education military service and longtime public roles in state politics and veterans affairs.
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Robert T. Barton, Jr
Winchester
United States
Virginia
J. Gordon Bohannon
Petersburg
Virginia Bar Association
State Chamber of Commerce
State Port Commission
Richmond
Bohannon
State Bar Association
Major Barton
R. Gray Williams
Barton
Virginia Nine Guard
Sterling Dominates Forex as Franc Loses Ground
The New York market opened with sterling in focus as the franc faded in foreign exchange dealings while silver surged in the metal market. Senate debate on a silver aid measure began amid banking skepticism about remonetization schemes, and stocks drifted to a quiet close as sterling opened at 3.39 two thirds dollars.
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Associated Press
New York
Sterling
Senate
Jacob E. Baker Passes At Local Home At 61
Jacob Edna Baker Winchester businessman dies at home on Stonewall avenue at Lee street due to heart ailment aged 61. Survived by widow Miss Mary Virginia Willis and daughter Een Dyke Baker and five Baker siblings. Interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named.
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Jacob Edna Baker
Winchester
Stonewall Avenue
Lee Street
Mr. Baker
Baker
Baker and Company
Cameron Street
Grace Lutheran Church
Jacob E. Baker
Mary Virginia Willis
Marshall Willis
Mr. Willis
W. A. Baker
Albert L. Baker
J. Victor Arthur
H. B. McCormac
A. 8. Henkel
P. W. Boyd
Dress Rehearsal For Fashion Show At Handley School
A dress rehearsal for the Fashion Show is set for Wednesday at 7 PM at Handley School. Participants must attend and go to their group meeting place. Tickets are on sale at Boyd's Brooks' and Baker's drug stores. A portion of the gallery is reserved for colored people with 25 cent admission, proceeds to nourishing children in the colored school.
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Handley School
Boyd's
Brooks
Baker's Drug
Jennie May Manuel
Colored School
For Sale Ford V8 Roadster at Ebirt's Garage
Ip-11 Ebert's Garage advertises a Ford V8 Roadster used under five months. The vehicle is described as like new and available for purchase.
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Ebert
Krol Held Pending Extradition Order in New York Case
Truckload woolen samples and ledgers, stored in a bank vault, are cited as probable evidence in the embezzlement case against former Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company official Krol. Nassau authorities seek bail and extradition as Governor Lehman weighs transfer to face charges in Nassau County.
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Lire
Newees
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Company
Lehman
New York
Navel
Edwards
Nassau County
Reardon
Krol
The
Commonwealth
Corporation
Winchester
Verona tailor’s needle nearly kills man in overcoat mishap
In Verona Italy a tailor failed to remove a needle from an overcoat causing a collision with Carlo Pollorini. The needle pierced Pollorini near the heart but surgeons saved him. The tailor received an official reprimand. Local note.
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Associated Press
Verona
Italy
Carlo Pollorini
Pollorini
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