Smith Attacks Roosevelt as New Deal Bitter Yet Split Expected
In Washington January 26, Alfred E. Smith's Liberty League speech triggers strong reactions from lawmakers and commentators. Democratic figures defend or critique his charges of socialism while Republican leaders predict limited political impact and anticipate a Tuesday counterattack.
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Genies and Princesses Face a Royal Match Dilemma
The prospective brides include Greece’s genie of Greece Grand Duchess Kira of Russia and Princess Juliana of Holland. Juliana’s status as heir to Holland’s throne may bar her from selection as she would be a sovereign in her own right.
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Borah Campaign Office Soon To Hit Its Stride
Washington sources say Borah for President campaign headquarters under Carl G. Bachmann has quietly been established in a hotel suite in Washington. A formal Borah candidacy announcement is expected around February 1 with Bachmann coordinating a national volunteer effort and a rising Young Republican organizer noted for building a powerful House operation.
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Senator Borah Cites Voluntary Campaign Group Formation
Senator Borah indicated a committee was being organized on a voluntary basis and that he understood its formation, though he did not claim personal contact with the group.
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Traffic Mishaps Over Weekend Claim Eight in Virginia
A weekend of crashes in Virginia left eight dead and six injured. Seven deaths involved motor vehicles and one from a shifting freight train. Victims include James Bryant near Danville and O K Aakisson of Richmond.
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Pittsylvania
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Richmond
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Museum expedition sails to British New Guinea
Three members of the American Museum of Natural History expedition have sailed from Newport News aboard the British liner Somerset. Their mission is to collect specimens of birds animals and plant life in a region of New Guinea previously unexplored.
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Death Joke Ends: Al Gordon Dies After Ascot Crash
Al Gordon, veteran Long Beach auto racer known for death jokes, died after his car blew a tire on the 119th lap of a 200 lap race at Ascot Speedway yesterday. The car crashed over the retaining wall and he died a short time later.
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Bennington Sues over $10,000 Auto Damages
Mrs. Ida May Bennington of Bartonville files a $10,000 damages suit in Frederick County circuit court against Elmer D. Zeigenius of Philadelphia. The incident occurred September 28, 1935 near Bartonville when Zeigenius swerved to pass another car, causing a collision that injured Mrs. Bennington and endangered her two year old son. The suit cites permanent injuries and outlines initial service through the Division of Motor Vehicles.
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Birthday Sees Former Kaiser Proudly Erect
Doorn Netherlands January 27Former Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany turns 77 in Doorn remaining erect and healthy. Observance postponed to Friday in honor of King George V of England, who will be buried at Windsor tomorrow. Seclusion grows as villagers rarely see him, a shadowy figure amid speculation about his thoughts on Germany arms rearming.
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Representative Woodward Pitches 50 Cent Cat License Bill
Boston January 25 Representative James Woodward of Hyannis proposes a new revenue idea by filing a bill in the House to license cats at 50 cents each. The plan aims to generate funds through pet licensing.
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Correction on stockholders meeting surplus amount
A Strasburg Production Credit Association stockholders report corrects the surplus figure from $1,792 to $1,990. The adjustment reflects the true excess after review.
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No Substitute for Natural Bulk in Constipation
Health note explains that insufficient dietary bulk causes constipation and recommends Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a gentle, bulk producing cereal. Two tablespoons daily usually relieve constipation. if not, see a doctor. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. sold by all grocers.
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Death summons Miss Fauntleroy in sister's home
Miss Margaret G. Fauntleroy a member of a prominent Winchester family died yesterday at her sister's home in New York where she had been living. Daughter of Thomas T. Fauntleroy an attorney of St Louis and granddaughter of the late Judge T T Fauntleroy she was connected with Virginia legal circles. Funeral services are set in New York tomorrow and the body will be brought to Winchester Wednesday.
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Interment Planned in Mount Hebron Cemetery Family Lot
Morning services announce the interment in the family lot at Mount Hebron Cemetery. The note confirms a quiet burial arrangement to follow.
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Yost Heads to Rules Meeting for Grid Changes
Fielding H. Yost travels to Palm Springs, California, for the football rules committee meeting next month with a single proposal to preserve the current game. The 62 year old coach emphasizes stability and resisting changes to the sport.
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Nashville, Tenn
Fielding H. Yost
Palm Springs
Calif
Michigan athletic director on football described as a great game
The athletic director said before leaving for New Orleans that present day football is a great game. The quote reflects his view as he departs.
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University of Michigan
New Orleans
Fashion Patterns and Prices from Winchester Evening Star
Style No. 259 pattern for youth sizes 14 to 40 bust plus yardage details for 16. Style No. 2608 A dress with material and contrasting yardage. Style No. 2517 Chic for Heavier Figure with bust sizes up to 48. Style No. 2716 Youthful Blouse for 14 to 40 bust. Style No. 2701 Smart School Type for ages 11 to 17. Include price 15 cents per pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern. Address to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
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