President's landslide fete sparks nationwide dance tickets
Chief Executive will speak during the program broadcast at 11.15 p.m. Tuesday. Tickets are selling fast for the local dance as part of the nationwide celebration.
27 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1934
Page
1
Chief Executive will speak during the program broadcast at 11.15 p.m. Tuesday. Tickets are selling fast for the local dance as part of the nationwide celebration.
A birthday ball for President Roosevelt is planned for Tuesday night at the George Washington Hotel. Mayor C R Anderson leads the committee with tickets at $1 per couple available through drug stores and civic clubs. Roosevelt will speak on a radio program at 11 15 p m and the host hotel may air the broadcast.
Special to The Star reports a nationwide surge for birthday balls to honor President Roosevelt turning 52 on January 30. About 6,000 balls in nearly 3,500 communities aim to fund Warm Springs Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, with Col. Henry S. Doherty leading the effort and a 344 pound birthday cake delivery planned for Warm Springs.
The notice promotes a beer sale with free delivery and the lowest prices. It lists contact as PHONE 1444 and mentions LP 1 27 4T as part of the line. No further details.
Charles Aston Dorton 57 of Kernstown area died of heart failure after plowing in an orchard. He lived in Frederick county after moving from Russell county Virginia 14 years ago. Survived by wife Maggie Jenkins and five children. Funeral set for Kernstown Methodist Church with Mount Hebron burial and named pallbearers.
The United Brethren Church hosts a special Sunday evening program at 7:30 with Christian Endeavor societies presenting in the main auditorium. Speaker C B Carr will discuss What Price War, featuring Evva Stouffer on violin, and performances by Miss Garnet Hamrick, Miss Nancy Gano, Miss Ruth Anderson, and a male quartet.
The Handley Library suggests several recently received reads. Eve La Gallienne’s At 33 is an autobiography, Peter Fleming's Brazilian Adventures a book of the month, Beverly Campbell's Virginia Oddities, Madison Grant's Conquest of a Continent, Anne Parrish's Sea Level fiction, and Hillel Bernstein's L'Affaire Jones humorous fiction from Literary Guild.
Rhodes Drug Co announces Sunday hours with all day service at 373 Auto Delivery. The notice signals extended access for customers seeking pharmacy and related goods throughout the weekend.
W Virginia law guided the chancery division of the late Barney R. Lineberg’s estate in Frederick County. Commissioner W Erle Edwards apportioned personal property among 53 heirs with sums from 1470.36 to 20.42, while two farms of 134 and 28 acres will be sold and proceeds divided similarly. R S Smith is administrator.
Two men were shot after police nabbed an alleged safe cracking attempt at a bottling plant in Hagerstown Maryland. Nine plain clothes officers trapped the suspects using sawn off shotguns and opened fire as they tried to flee. One man identified as A J Jones 36 of New York was hit. the other refused to give a name. A tip led to the capture and officers used a signal to illuminate the building before the chase began. Continued on page five.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton McCarty and daughter Geraldine McCarty of Sunnyside plus their uncle Robert Kremer of Carper's Valley have returned from an extended tour of southern states. They visited Fort Benning Georgia and met Staff Sergeant Dallas Kremer, and also toured Atlanta and other southern cities.
Three gunmen looted the Massachusetts state police exhibit at the Boston auto show and escaped with a machine gun four shotguns and several bombs. They held two watchmen at pistol point during a planned raid as they loaded weapons into a waiting car. The display featured the latest police gear in crime fighting.
The piece recalls 1700s practices from Washington's Fort Necessity era. A Quaker guard refused a musket, was bound, and kept in gaol as an example. It notes odd rents paid in peppercorns and Saint Michael feast days. Land transfers required a twig and turf as symbolic turnover.
The Power Commission urged federal jurisdiction over holding and affiliated service companies that dominate licensed water power projects. It said intercorporate relations obscure construction costs and audit data, hindering review of licenses and necessitating expanded supervisory authority.
Two safe crackers are shot as they try to flee the scene of an attempted robbery in Hagerstown. In Boston three gunmen loot the Massachusetts State Police exhibit and seize a machine gun four shotguns and bombs. The Federal Power Commission urges Congress to grant federal control over holding and service companies dominating other firms. President Roosevelt signals willingness for a political deal uniting his Democrats with the Northwest Independents. A monetary bill is expected to pass the Senate. Premier Chautemps resigns in Paris. Reichbishop Mueller aims to rule Prussia with Goering's help.
Washington reports a generally fair week for the North and Middle Atlantic States with rain likely in the middle Atlantic region later. Colder conditions expected Monday and Tuesday, gradual warming midweek, then warmer Thursday and Friday, turning cold again by Saturday night.
The Rev Dr Luther A Thomas pastor of Grace Lutheran Church was elected as a clerical delegate from the Virginia Synod to the ninth biennial convention of the Lutheran Church in America to be held next fall in Savannah Georgia. Also noted were other delegates and officers elected at the Roanoke meeting with discussion on temperance in the synod and several ordination candidates named Karl Teufel James L Link and Martin Zirkle among those to be ordained.
Berlin reports Reichbishop Ludwig Mueller issued a decree placing 19 000 000 Prussian Protestants in the United Church under his authority with Minister Peter Goering aiding. The move aims to end factional church disputes as opposition pastors face suspension and pulpits are freed from political use.
Pine Motor Co at the corner of Braddock and Cecil displays 1934 Dodge trucks for sale. The show includes various models and prices, inviting buyers to inspect features and capacity.
Washington reports administration backing for California independent Sen Hiram Johnson as personal support to Roosevelt hints at a potential union of Democratic and Republican independents. Speculation grows that a new party division could emerge with Norris of Nebraska and other western independents involved.
Just before noon the fire department fought a grass fire on the J. Henkel and Emmett L. Henry land along Whitlock avenue. The blaze burned about an acre, threatening two houses but causing no major damage to C. F. I. Patton and C. F. Shenck properties.
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