Disputes Over Boundaries Spark League Mediation Moves
Reports from Addis Ababa indicate direct boundary talks with Italy broke off and a note was sent to the League of Nations. Britain prepares for uncertainty by canceling leaves in Somaliland and appointing a new police chief Direda qua to Ethiopian capital security. Armament and gas mask measures roll out across Italy with an East Africa air command and wartime service rules. Royal and civic figures note a humanitarian gesture as Maj Gen Birnie honors a farm family by replying to a boy’s plea for two retired artillery horses.
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Addis Ababa
Ethopia
Mar
Italy
League of Nations
Ethopian
Diredaqua
Rome
Mussolini
East Africa
Eritrea
Chamber of Deputies
Upton Birnie
Leroy Johnson
Roger
Leroy
Field Artillery Association
Johnson Farm
Volin
Ethiopia
Aden
Arabia
Brussells
Evergreens Annual Sale Includes Shrubs at Low Prices
Evergreens announces annual sale on Thursday Friday the 3rd 4th and 6th offering shrubbery at 25c each 50c per pad and 50c each There is also a request for a second hand bath tub in good condition addressed to P Box 217 City 3 30 1p 3t.
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City
House to pass relic bill Monday in work relief fight
Washington March 30 House leaders indicated they would accept the 4.88 billion dollar work relief bill with the 33 1 3 percent direct work requirement unless Senate changes. Ickes argued the proviso would nullify job creation while Senate conferees pushed for 50 percent. Roosevelt's influence sought to end the dispute.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ickes
Buchanan
Roosevelt
Hen house trap fatally injures man in Virginia raid
In Waynesboro Virginia March 30 a public safety trap arranged by Robert Jenkins led to the death of John Henry Jackson 35 after he opened the hen house door. Deputy M P Hamm investigated noting Jackson was found in a ditch with a blood trail.
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Waynesboro
Robert Jenkins
John Henry Jackson
M. P. Hamm
Jenkins
Jackson
Swiss Protest Over Writer Abduction
In Berne on March 30 Swiss officials instructed their Berlin envoy to protest to Germany over the alleged kidnapping of German journalist Berthold Jacob on Swiss soil by Nazi agents.
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Berne
Switzerland
Berlin
Berthold Jacob
Schmeling Declines Braddock Fight In Berlin
Berlin dispatch reports Max Schmeling will not meet James J. Braddock, the NYSAC top heavyweight contender, stating no reason to face Braddock while already set for a title bout with Max Baer. Schmeling returned to Berlin fit after a secret southern trip and voiced his preference to avoid Braddock.
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Berlin
Max Schmeling
James J. Braddock
New York State Athletic Commission
Germany
Braddock
Max Baer
Nucoa 2 Tbsp price at R. G. A. Stores
The new Nucoa product is advertised at 2 tablespoons for 45 cents at R. G. A. Stores. The ad highlights its availability and price, reflecting a grocery deal for shoppers.
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Tbs
New Float Designs Highlight Apple Blossom Parade
Decorative expert EB O Burdy from Portland Indiana will arrive to assist with floats for the Apple Blossom Festival. He will stay at Hotel Jack through the festival and bring a large assortment of materials. Ansel Solen berger and Roy A Cather oversee parade plans with many commercial and artistic entries. Military schools including Randolph Macon Academy will enter about 125 cadets and a band.
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EB. O. Burdy
Portland
Indiana
Burdy
Yver
Ansel Solenberger
Roy A. Cather
Cather
Read
Hotel
Jack
Mr. Burdy
Randolph- Macon Academy
Old Winchester Republican printed May 26, 1838 presented to library
W Lee Fisher donated to Handley Library a copy of the Winchester Republican dated May 26, 1838. The fragile weekly carried little local news but ample national politics, poetry, and essays with numerous advertisements from local merchants.
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W. Lee Fisher
Handley Library
Winchester Republican
The
Republican
Appraise Estate Of Mrs. Lou Davis
A report of the appraisal of the estate of Mrs. Lou Ellen Moore Davis has been admitted to record. The estate was valued at $118,593.63. By Mrs. Davis' will, bequests were made to a church in Harrisonburg, the University Hospital, a hospital at Charles Town, W. Va., and the Charles Town Library.
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Lou Ellen Moore Davis
Davis
Harrisonburg
University Hospital
Charles Town
W. Va
South End Hose Company Regular Meeting Notice
South End Hose Company calls a regular meeting for Monday night April 1. All members are requested to attend. Secretary notices this deadline in the issue.
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South End Hose Company
Church Prelate Suffers Attack At Confirmation
The right Rev. Edward Helfenstein resumed duties as bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland after fainting from a severe attack of sciatica while preaching at a confirmation service. He collapsed last night at Bishop Paret Memorial Chapel, received medical treatment, and returned home. Helfenstein, 70, succeeded Bishop Murray on his death in 1929 and is brother-in-law to Rev. Nelson of Christ Episcopal Church.
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Baltimore
Edward T. Helfenstein
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Maryland
Much Colder Weather Likely Early Next Week
Weather outlook for the period beginning Monday covers North and Middle Atlantic States with rain in the south and rain or snow in the north Sunday night, ending Monday morning. Rain returns in the south and rain or snow in the north Wednesday night or Thursday. Generally fair otherwise, with colder conditions in the North Atlantic states and much colder in the Middle Atlantic states, rising temperatures midweek, then colder Thursday night and Friday.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
South
North Atlantic
Draws Fine In Auto Accident
Justice A. J. Tavenner fined Clayton Sherman $10 with costs totaling $14.25 after an auto crash near Kernstown on March 22. Perry Strosnider’s car rear ended. Mrs. Strosnider and a child were thrust to the back seat. Sherman must replace about $40 worth of damage or risk a one year driving permit revocation.
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A. J. Tavenner
Clayton Sherman
Kernstown
Sherman
Perry Strosnider
Stronsnider
Stove Explodes In City Blazing Fire Damages Home
A stove explosion using gasoline as a primer caused an early morning fire at Braddock and Southwark streets. Mrs. Feltner and her husband were burned lightly while a cat and five kittens perished. Fire crews from Reuss, Friendship and South End contained the blaze. the home's lower floor suffered heavy damage and furniture, partly insured, was destroyed. Mr Feltner works at Robinson Cold Storage and Mrs Feltner at O Sullivan Rubber.
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Braddock
Southwark
George Feltimer
Tabby
Reuss
Friendship
South End
Feltner
Robinson Cold Storage
O’sullivan Rubber Plant
Pay Poll Tax Before Seeking Auto License
Andrew Bell reported many citizens learned poll taxes are required before car licenses. A Chamber of Commerce sign highlights the rule. By today 1,320 passenger licenses, 211 trucks, 40 for hire issued. about one fourth to date have licensed. Citizens urged to avoid April 15 deadline by early renewal.
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Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
How It Feels To Be Captive Of Bad Man No 1 Of Southwest
An exclusive first person account by M. E. Smith recounts his abduction with Ralph Bayliss by Raymond Hamilton, described as No 1 bad man of the southwest, during a wild chase from near Prentiss Mississippi to Memphis Tennessee. Hamilton apologizes for the discomfort while forcing a ride under the car. The duo divided the loot near Terry Mississippi as night fell.
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Southwest
Raymond Hamilton
Mississippi
M. E. Smith
Jefferson Davis County
Miss. Smith
Prentiss
Miss
Memphis
Tenn
Hamilton
Ralph
Terry
Jackson
Roosevelt Reports Fishing Success On Bahama Voyage
President Roosevelt says he had considerable success fishing in southern waters off Man-O’-War Bay near Great Inagua Island in the Bahamas. He plans to remain weekend and possibly longer aboard ship, monitoring national affairs and his aide Louis Howe while awaiting Congress action on relief and war bills. He preserves unusual fish specimens for museums.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
Great Inagua Island
Bahama Group
Miami Biltmore
Louis M. Howe
Tracy Pays Fine For Firing Pistol While Drank
Los Angeles march 30 five shots were fired in actor Lee Tracy's Hollywood apartment. Tracy was arrested for drunkenness, pleaded guilty and paid a $100 fine. The bullets went through the floor into the Laidlaw apartment. neighbors reported the incident and police were alerted.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Lee Tracy
H.S. Laidlaw
Jase
Tracy
Good Books For Members of Garden Clubs
A garden club collection at Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club grows with two new volumes donated by Mrs. Henry B. Gilpin. What Happens In My Garden by Louise Beebe Wilder and Wild Flowers by Homer D. House join rare imported works in the library’s special collection. Handley Library holds custody, with access for interested readers. borrowing is restricted to bona-fide club members.
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Winchester and
Clarke County Garden Club
Henry B. Gilpin
Louise Beebe Wilder
Homer D. House
Handley Library
Lost Lady's Pocketbook Reward Notice
Lost black leather pocketbook containing money and spectacles in a case. Reward offered. Contact 374 National Ave. lp-11.
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National Ave
Coal Strike Put Off By NRA Chief Agreement Extension
Washington March 30 The soft coal industry and the United Mine Workers agreed to extend existing wage and hour contracts until June 16 1935 to avert a strike. NRA chair Donald Richberg announced the accord after a conference with operators and miners, with broad support for the extension amid pending Congress bills.
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Washington
Soft
United Mine Workers of America
NRA
National Industrial Recovery Board
Donald Richberg
Golden Miller unseats jockey in Aintree steeplechase
At Aintree Golden Miller bucked his rider Gerry Wilson and fell at the first fence in the champion steeplechase, as J. Ho e Double Crossed captured the event with Star Shell second and St Tewdric third. Eleven ran amid racing controversy surrounding Wilson’s Grand National spill.
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Liverpool
Golden Miller
Gerry Wilson
Aintree
J. .Hoe
Wilson
Dorothy Paget
Miss Paget
E. Platt
Star Shell
Cap. C. A. Cartwright
St. Tewdric
Noiseau
Lydig Hoyt
London
Dr Crowder Visits Chicago Doctor in Small Town Note
Dr Thomas Crowder of Chicago, brother in law of Mrs Melvi Green, is visiting Mr and Mrs Green at their home on South Washington Street. Crowder is a recent parent with three children.
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Thomas Crowder
Chicago
Melvi
Green
Mrs. Green
South Washington Street
Dr. Crowder
Mrs. Ferguson Returns After Nashville Memphis Visit
Mrs. Thomas 8S Ferguson returned today from a two week trip to Nashville and Memphis Tennessee where she visited her husband. The former Miss Fliza Tucker of this city is remembered locally and friends will greet her again at The Star business office.
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Thomas
Ferguson
Nashville
Memphis
Tenn
Fliza Tucker
Star Business
Man Hunters From Five States On Hamilton Trail
Memphis to Dallas chase focuses on Raymond Hamilton. Seven gunmen from five states pursue the outlaw across Mississippi and Arkansas after a Clountsville bank robbery. A Dallas policeman is wounded in a running fight as the desperadoes escape with cigarettes amid gunfire.
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MAN Hunters OF
Hamilton Trail
Dallas
Tex
Search Resumed For Missing Boy In Covington
The hunt for 4 year old Frank Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Garland Rose, continued today with hundreds of volunteers dragging the Jackson River and scanning woodlands. The river ran high from recent rains, hindering efforts. Bloodhounds had followed his last known path to the river bank.
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Covington
Frank Rose
Garland Rose
Jackson River
Roosevelt to sign War Department appropriation
World News at a Glance reports President Roosevelt ready to sign the government's 400 million dollar War Department appropriation while planning to continue his vacation next week. Prisoners and outlaws are described in reports from Prentis Mississippi and Memphis Tennessee.
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Miami
Fla
Roosevelt
War Department
Prentis
M. E. Smith
Ralph Bayliss
Raymond Hamilton
Southwest
Washington
United Mine Workers of America Today
NRA
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn
Texas
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Djibouti
French Somaliland
Gulf of Aden
Schmeling
E. 0
Lou Davis
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Virginia
Helfenstein
Helfenste
Rother
Nelson
Chriscopal Church
Mishuamace Nelson
T. K. Nelson
the Theological Seminary
M. E. Smith Prentiss
Berest
N. R.A
Richberg
Whitney
Mrs. Ferguson
Bank of Cluntsville
Svi Dace Posal
Rmenal M. E. Smith
Sconte Navna
National Guard
Smith
Ozark Hills
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Tulsa
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ano
Will Sy Fin
Arkansas-Oklahoma
Here
G. L. Dorff
Cooper
Southwest Outlaw
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