Hitler Says Germany Is Now a New People
Berlin May 1 Hitler told more than a million at Tempelhof that Germany must bind the hand of the communists and unite as one people. He said the nation has become a new people, self sacrificing with high taxes but proud of its people, and urged peace with other nations. (Continued on Page Eight)
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Guenther O. Beukert
Associated Press
Berlin
Reichsfuehrer
Hitler
Tempelhof
Reich
Germany
Jieichsfuehrer
Billboards Sparking Debate Across Kernstown Area
Readers confront billboard nuisance as nearly a dozen new signs rise in Kernstown. The writer urges defined zones and tighter regulation while noting a Staunton hotel campaign using billboards against them to promote highway safety and scenic beauty.
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Kernstown
Staunton
Couny
No Parking On These Streets
No parking will be allowed on Cameron from Monmouth to Piccadilly Piccadilly from Cameron to Main Main from Piccadilly to Cork Cork from Main to Braddock Braddock from Cork to Water Water from Braddock to Stewart Stewart from Water to Clifford Parking near the curb will be allowed on Clifford Vehicles parked on the restricted streets will receive a summons.
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Cameron
Monmouth
Piccadilly
Main
Cork
Braddock
Stewart
Clifford
Swing Your Ma and Your Pa at Park Dance
A square dance will be held at Winchester Park over two nights of the Apple Blossom festival May 23. Sponsored by the Winchester Park Association the event benefits children's playground equipment and will feature a trained supervisor for the kids. Public is invited.
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Winchester Park
Winchester Park Association
Abh Iden
Additi
Stores To Close Thursday During Festival Observance
Merchants in the Chamber of Commerce division announce optional Thursday closures for festival. Several stores plan to shut from 1 to 4 45 o'clock to let workers attend the Handley pageant. Offices will close part of each day and banks will be closed in the afternoons.
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Merchants’ Division
Chamber of Commerce
Handley Bow
Church Notices Requested Early
In view of no issue of The Star Friday pastors of churches are asked to furnish Sunday announcements tomorrow morning. Pastors of county churches may telephone their announcements early tomorrow. City church pastors should bring or mail announcements to The Star tomorrow for Saturday publication.
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Star
Grass Fire Reported on South Stewart Street
A grass fire broke out on a lot on South Stewart Street shortly after two this afternoon triggering a fire alarm. The blaze prompted responders to visit the scene and check for further danger.
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South Stewart Street
Canned Beer for Home Delivery Offer Display
Canned beer or ale advertised for home delivery. The note promotes keg beer in cans and provides the phone number 1444 for delivery.
Apple Blossom Dance at Shady Rest Camp Parlor Seats
Chairs on large porch view Friday parade reserved seats $0.35. Call 404-1 for information and rental details. Event promotes a Thursday night Apple Blossom Dance at Shady Rest Camp with porch seating options.
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Shady Rest Camp
Parking 25 Acres Adjoining Handley School
Ten acres beside Handley School with entrance on Miller Street described as parking land available. Listing notes location and access points for potential buyers or developers.
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Handley School
Miller Street
Square Dance Nights in Hayfield May Two And Four
Local square dance events set for Hayfield Virginia on Thursday May 2 and Saturday May 4 featuring two tunes per set and a 5 1 1p 2t format.
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Hayfield
Star Skips Friday Issue During Apple Blossom Festival
The Star will not publish on Friday May 3 as the Apple Blossom Festival continues, marking a one day pause in the newspaper's schedule.
Banks Guarded As Protectors Prep For Festival
Winchester banks placed under armed guard with machine guns. Chief Hollis says about 100 detectives will arrive for festival duty, and another 100 officers will staff streets tomorrow. Parking rules tighten, Braddock Loudoun and Cameron routes must be clear or cars will be towed.
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Winchester
C. W.hollis
Hollis
Braddock
Loudoun
Cameron
Cutter Repaired For Byrd Convoy To Capital
The Apache undergoes rapid drydock repairs to join Admiral Byrd's convoy to Hampton Roads and Washington. The Bear of Oakland and Jacob Rubert have passed through the Panama Canal and are due near May 8, with Byrd expected to be greeted by President Roosevelt on May 10.
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Hampton Roads
Bear
Oakland
Admiral Byrd
Jacob Rubbert
Byrd
Panama Canal
Explorer
Washington
Roosevelt
Warrant Issued for Rhode Island Gang Leader in Mail Theft
United States Attorney Francis J. W. Ford announced a warrant charging Carl Rettich alias Charles J. Kelly of Warwick Rhode Island with stealing 129000 dollars from a United States mail truck in Fall River on January 23. The warrant will be served if he is released on 250000 bail in Providence Rhode Island.
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Boston
Mass
United States
Francis J. W. Ford
Carl Rettich
Charles J. Kelly
Warwick
R. I
Fall River
Ford
Rhodes Island
Providence
Trail of Pink Petals Parade Forms On Cameron Street
Major Allen leads as Grand Marshall for the Apple Blossom Festival Parade The Trail of the Pink Petals is set to form at 1 p m on Cameron street with movement at 2 p m Bands floats and marching units across six divisions will stretch city wide The parade director is Roy A Cather Chief Foot Marshall is Dr George Heist Traffic control under Chief C W Hollis Many American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts participate with a queen and princess floats. continuation noted on page eleven.
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Cameron Street
George Washington Hotel
Tnru
Roy A Cather
L. M. Allen
George Heist
Police
C. W. Hollis
Piccadia
Baker
E. C. ‘Gossler
Allons
Boenig
Post
American Legion
Tarentum
Sons of American Legion
Washington
Tyrone
Harold H. Blair
Hanover
Kelley Mansfield
Piedmont
W. Va
Keyser
Alexandria
Baltimore
Cumberland
Francis Scott Key
American Legion and Auxiliary
Frederick
Harrisburg
Henry Hart Post
V. FE. W
Portsmouth
Rian Bowman
V. F
Membership in CCC Expanding and CCC Projects Begin
Secretary Ickes asks state PWA engineers to start receiving applications for CCC and related projects as the $4.0 billion relief program awaits an official order. The administration reports limited funds allocated, with 190 million to CCC for expansion to 600,000 and 150 million to direct relief, while details on project selection and processing remain unsettled.
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Ickes
PWA
Washin' IN
Roosevelt
White House
Division of Applications and Information
Frank C. Walker
CCC
Emergency Relief Administration
Malone suit ends with $1000 verdict against Hable
A jury awarded $1000 to Percy Me for medical bills and alleged loss of services of Frances Malone after a 1932 car crash involving Herman Hable. Malone sought $5000. The case was part of a series of Malone family suits and defense attorneys contested the verdict as contrary to law and evidence. Deliberations began after a 6:30 jury start and a 10:05 decision.
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Malone
Herman H. Hable
Hable
R. M. Muse
Foreman
Percy Me
Frances Malone
Frank 8. Tavenner
Woodstock
Williams
John P. Allen
R. Gray Williams
James P. Reardon
Antiques Destroyed by Fire in Suburban Home
A suburb district home of James E Hart was damaged by a blaze that destroyed antiques and paintings though firefighters saved several valuable items including a Peale painting. The story notes fire and smoke forced evacuations and responders worked to control the flames.
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Vane
James E. Hart
Peale
Missouri Legislature Approves Relief Funds for May
Both houses adopt a resolve to appropriate 500 dollars as Missouri's share of relief costs for May to expedite reinstatement to the federal relief rolls.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
Three Die as Truck Plunges Off Road in Muskogee
Three Mexican beet field workers were killed in Muskogee Oklahoma when a truck left the road. Five were critically injured and 25 were less seriously hurt in the same crash. The victims were women.
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Muskogee
Okla
Veverka Plans City Arrival With Official Escort
The report states MLE Veverka expects to reach the city at 0 30 with an official escort. A garbled line references Reichsaeen ret Festival and other unreadable text.
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MLE
Veverka
Senate panel balks at two year NRA extension vote
The Senate finance committee rejected a two year NRA extension recommended by the administration and voted to keep the current law with three changes until April 1 next year. The panel approved a resolution with a price fixing ban a codes interstate limit and a brief Roosevelt review period. The vote was 16 to 3 in a terse executive session. Also noted is a family visit in Staten Island during the Apple Blossom Festival.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
NRA
Blue Eagle
Commit
Roosevelt
American Modern Beer Featured for Festival Order
The festival organizers place an order for American Modern Beer to supply the event lineup. Details on quantity and delivery terms are to be confirmed with the supplier.
No garbage collection notice and church luncheon
No garbage will be collected Thursday or Friday. Tell your neighbor to keep streets presentable. A 50 cent luncheon is planned Thursday and Friday at Sacred Heart Church with soup sandwiches and ice cream.
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Sacred Heart Church
Dinner Served at First Baptist Church
Community meal announced by First Baptist Church offering lunch Thursday and Friday from 11 30 a m to 1 30 p m. This note lists dates and times for the planned serving period.
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First Baptist Church
Friendship Fire Company Meeting Postponed
The regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company is postponed from May 2 to May 9 due to the Ape Blossom Festival in Barnett. Captain remains in charge.
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Friendship Fire Company
Barnett
Parade Readies Big Apple Blossom Festival Opening
Parade director Read reports full preparations for the 12th Apple Blossom Festival amid anticipated crowds of up to 160000. The Queen will travel in an official car bearing American and Czechoslovakian flags as Winchester braces for a festive opening tomorrow morning.
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Winchester
Washington Tren
Chester
Millwood
C.W
Paradie
Winchester National Guard
World News At A Glance
Washington and Germany in preliminary talks on a new treaty of friendship and commerce to replace the one expiring October 14. President sets re settlement direction as Rexford Sugwell case looms. Hitler says Germany seeks only peace with other nations. Eva Coe faces execution in Sing Sing June 27 for murder. Joe McCarthy of the Yankees faces management questions on work relief drive. Andrew De Bondurant testifies in Franklin county conspiracy case. Aga Khan’s Bahrain wins in New Market racing.
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Washington
Germany
Valetee Pe Ece
New York
Joe McCarthy
Yankees
Albany
Eva Coe
Sing Sing
Roanoke
Andrew de Bondurant
Franklin County
Rexford Sugwell
Berlin
Hitler
Aga Khan
Bahrain
Clagsiq
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Paul Gaylord
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