Lindbergh Baby Kidnap Trial Ends With New Suspect Claims
Gaston B. Means testifies in the District of Columbia Supreme Court that gas-ton B. Means says Lindbergh baby was taken by New Jersey liquor runners. He names Max Hassel Max Greenberg and Irving Fenton as involved and recounts related negotiations and prior meetings.
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Associated Press
Washington
Gaston B. Means
District of Columbia Supreme Court
New Jersey
Means
Max Hassel
Max Greenberg
Lindbergh House
Irving Fenton
Colonel Lindbergh
Fenton
Concord
N. C
Justice Department
Evalyn Walsh McLean
The
Washington Post
Norman T. Whitacker
McLean
Chicago
Frederick
Elizabeth
N. J
Gaston Means
Lindbergh
Elizabeth Carteret Hotel
Aiken
S. C
Norman T. Whitaker
the Fox
Evelyn Walsh McLean
District of Columbia Supreme Court Room
Wellington Henderson
Communist Third Internationale
Atlanta
Correction of A and P store coffee prices
A correction updates Bokar coffee to 23 cents per pound and 8 OClock coffee to 17 cents per pound after a Thursday advertise misquote.
Noted tenor Cappelli to give recital in Winchester
Signor Mario Cappelli, famed Italian-American tenor, will present a special recital at Braddock Street Methodist Church South in Winchester on Sunday evening May 14 at 8 o clock. The program includes My Soul is A Thirst for God The Holy Hour The Blind Ploughman Ive Done My Work Tis Me O Lord Goin Shout Mother Machree Old Rugged Cross. Cappelli, born in the United States to Italian parents, is celebrated as one of the worlds outstanding tenors with a long artistic lineage and dedication to vocal artistry.
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Winchester
Vicinity
Mario Cappelli
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
Signor Mario Cappelli
Signor Cappelli
Clark
Nevin
Bond
Italy
Stock Market Advance Mixed Amid Profit Taking
The May 12 market slowed as profit taking restrained gains. Utilities and specialties rose while industrials and rails edged lower or barely higher. Corn moved up over a cent though early wheat gains faded. Sterling cables opened at 3.98 and call money stood at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Little Leaguers Present Life Service Program
Grace Lutheran Church youth group plans a life service program at 7 p.m. Sunday May 14 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Stephens City. Twenty four boys and girls, led by Mr and Mrs Charles Fries, will perform. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, and Rev. Snyder Alleman leads the Stephens City church.
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Little Leaguers
Grace Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Charles Fries
Snyder Alleman
Lest We Forget Mother’s Day Candies at Schrafft’s
Mother's Day promotion at Schrafft's offers LEST WE FORGET candy in suena packages. Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe advertises hours 9 to 1, plus 4t.
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Schrafft
Golden Glow Coffee
Roosevelt signs bill to raise farm prices and inflation powers
President Roosevelt signs a large farm bill granting inflationary power to raise prices and adjust currency gold content. The measure allows production control, mortgage refinancing, and a three year moratorium on interest. National Farmers Holiday Association plans a strike as the bill takes effect. Consumers will have a chance to be heard before implementation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
George N. Peek
Moline Inl
Presi . Wu
ST. Paul
National Farm
Tormorrow
National Farmers’ Holiday Association
Rainey
Bus Crash in Fog Wounds Seventeen on Covington Road
A Detroit to New York coach line bus skidded in fog three miles west of Covington. The vehicle left the road and overturned into a six foot ditch striking a tree. Seventeen injured, fifteen admitted to Warren hospitals, others taken to Youngstown.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Covington
Detroit
New York
Warren
Not Convicted Of Stealing Chickens
The Star reports Edward Steele of the county was not convicted of stealing chickens but of transporting chickens that had been stolen. A family member said the indictment charged theft, yet the trial showed he transported them for another party.
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Edward Steele
Steele
House Passes Officers' Bill in 249 to 118 Vote
The House passed the $543,578,936 independent officers' supply bill by 249 to 118, sending it to the Senate. The measure would cut veterans' costs and grant President Roosevelt broad powers to reduce government outlays. The item references Moling & Cather's as offering porch shades and summer rugs at low prices.
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Associated Prss
Washington
Roosevelt
House
Senate
Supmer
Moling & Cather’s. Iplt
Prohibition Foe Bishop Warns Of Liquor Floodgates
Bishop Ainsworth warned that repealing the Eighteenth Amendment would unleash an orgy of liquor and lawlessness. He spoke at a Virginia dry gathering promising political pressure to defeat ratification and any change in enforcement laws. The session featured organizers and prohibition leaders pledging statewide action.
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Ainsworth
America
Congress
Old Dominion
Chiuret "Bou Ssesas Pont ‘Ch
Virginia
Deets Pickett
Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Anne
Accidental Rifle Incident Leaves Teen Wounded at Home
Richard Good 16 son of Mr and Mrs Edward Good of 196 Morningside drive was seriously injured when a 22 caliber rifle discharged at his Handley High School cadet home. Classmate Clarke Loy, also 16, had no bullet strike. Good underwent surgery at Winchester Memorial Hospital and was reported improving.
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Richard Good
Edward Goode
Morningside Drive
Clarke ‘Loy
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Good
Loy
Military Cadet Corps
Handley High School
James Miller
The
Star
Business On Upswing Reflects Trade Review Verdict
New York May 12 Dunn and Bradstreet weekly trade review says business is on the upswing though seasonal expansion is past. The agency notes a firm revival built slowly and solidly over the past two years with growing confidence.
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Associated Press
New York
Dunn and Bradstreet, Inc
Weekly Trade Review
Dr. J Wilton Hope Suffers Stroke in Hamp ton
Mrs George Bentley of Hampton Virginia rushed home from Amherst street to care for her father Dr J Wilton Hope after he suffered a paralysis stroke yesterday. His condition is described as serious. Hope's wife Elsie Lave, daughter of the late Dr and Mrs William S Lave, is deceased.
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George Bentley
Hampton
Joseph A. Massie
Amherst Street
J. Wilton Hope
Hope
Elsie Lave
William S. Lave
Braddock Avenue May 13 Demonstration at Larrick's Cash Store
A fragmented notice from 2020 advertises a demonstration at Larrick's Cash Store on Braddock Avenue on May 13 hosted by Colonial Biscuit Co. Sam rd offers free coffee and Chase and Sanborn may be involved.
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Braddock Ad Lnt
Demonstraby Colonial Biscuit Co
Chase & Sanborn Rae
Rev Dr Flickinger to Deliver Confederate Memorial Day Address
Winchester preparations for Confederate Memorial Day June 6 were announced at Gen Turner Ashby Chapter UDC. Rev Dr S L Flickinger will deliver the memorial address at Stonewall Cemetery with a program to be arranged. Mrs Frank B Crawford read from a war diary while Miss Lucy F Kurtz noted 50 white dogwood trees planted in Stonewall Cemetery and in Winchester. Mrs McCormac hosted tea and garden tours after the meeting.
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Winchester
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. B. McCormac
Handley Boulevard
Frank B. Crawford
Mary Pitman
Lucy F. Kurtz
Stonewall Cemetery
Farmers' Strike In Pennsylvania Called Off
The Pennsylvania state-wide farmers strike scheduled for tomorrow is cancelled. Samuel S. Shaffer, state organizer of the Farmers' Holiday Association, says any move by farmers to ship produce west will be met by picketing. Seized farm produce will be supplied to needy families.
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Associated Press
Lancaster
Samuel S. Shaffer
Farmers’ Holiday Association
Pennsylvania
American tariff truce proposal adopted at world conference
In London on May 12 the organizing committee of the world economic conference unanimously adopted the American plan for an international tariff truce.
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Associated Press
London
Mother's Day Flower Sale Advertisement
Next Sunday special Roses Sweet Peas Snapdragons and Carnations promoted by The Flower Shop. Corsages priced at $1.50 and up.
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THE
Log Cabin Dining Room Ad Near Winchester Route 11
An early 20th century ad for the Log Cabin Dining Room two miles north of Winchester on Route 11 offers delicious home cooking with meals served all hours. Dinners and light lunches feature a chicken dinner priced at 50 cents.
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Winchester
Route 11
Alexandria Hosts 1934 Woman's Missionary Society Session
The Twentieth Annual Session of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Baltimore Conference of the Southern Methodist Church concluded at Braddock Street Church. About 200 delegates from 200 churches attended as officers were extended terms for another year due to unsettled conditions. Rev. Dr. H. H. Sherman spoke on Christian Education.
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Alexandria
Woman's Missionary Society
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
Braddock Street Methodist Church
T. J. Copeland
W.H. Ballengee
Harrisonbure
R. G. Mowbray
Emma V
Lewisburg
R. C Meeks
Geo H. Parker
Braddock Street
Braddock Street Church
E. A Lambert
Eva D. Massey
White Post
H. H. Sherman
Front Royal
Conference Board
Sherman
Adjustment of Hard Coal Rates Favored
An Interstate Commerce Commission examiner recommended that Delaware and Hudson and Baltimore and Ohio railroads keep anthracite coal rates from Wyoming Pennsylvania within 13 cents per long ton of Schuylkill region rates to B and O points in Delaware Maryland Virginia and the District of Columbia. Coal dealers argued Wyoming mines priced too high versus Reading Lehigh Valley and Central of New Jersey lines. The examiner agreed rates are too high by comparison.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Delaware and Hudson Corporation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Schuylkill
Baltimore and Ohio
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
D.C
Reading Railroad
Lehigh Valley
Central of New Jersey
Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting announced for Friday night at 8 oclock. Record shows Captain R. B. Brown and manager Mr. Work referenced with a factory sharpening service slogan. Address line vegars 802 and names R. B. Kater and pelt appended ambiguously.
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Pelt
Barnes 10 Give Recital At The Cooking School
Preparations for next week's session of The Star cooking classes at Capitol Theatre are complete. Billy Barnes will play an organ recital before the morning lectures each day, with doors opening at 9 and classes starting at 10. Mrs. Edna Riggs Crabtree urges all American women to attend and learn new recipes, demonstrations, and nutrition ideas while receiving free printed recipes.
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Star
Capitol Theatre
Billy Barnes
Barnes
For Rent Beds Rooms With Meals by Mrs Buckley
Renters offered attractive bedrooms with optional meals. Mrs. F L Buckley lists at 20 South Stewart Street with contact from 5 12 11.
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F.L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Senator Cather Urges Special Session on Prohibition and Economy
Virginia state senator T Russell Cather urged a 30 day special session to address prohibition legislation and urgent economic needs. He argued beer taxes could cover session costs and highlighted potential state savings from proposed reforms while warning against executive power concentration. The Rotary Club lunch audience heard the address as lawmakers face banking legislation and other economic questions.
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Virginia General Assembly
T. Russell Cather
Rotary Club
General Assembly
Cather
Thie
Congress
Virginia
Rotarians
Coffman
Rodman
W. R. Legge
Masonic Rites Held For Late Wm S Taylor
The funeral of William South Taylor longtime Winchester barber who died Tuesday night from an inward goiter was held this afternoon at his home 2 East Gerard street The service was led by Rev Dr L A Thomas of Grace Lutheran and Rev E A Lambert of Braddock Street Church The body was escorted to Mount Hebron Cemetery by Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 A F and A Masons Pallbearers included H J Cahill B W Sargent Stephen Yeatres Mifflin By Clowe O C Cassell and W B Goode of Hiram Lodge with Masonic honors.
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William South Taylor
Winchester
East Gerard Street
L. A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Hiram Lodge
No. 21
A. F
A. Masons
Mount Hebron Cemetery
H. J. Cahill
B. W. Sargent
Stephen Yeatres
Mifflin
Clowe
O. C. Cassell
W. B. Goode
Hiram Lodge of Masons
Public Sale May 17 in White Hall Va for Household Farm Goods
A public sale is set for Wednesday May 17 at 10 a.m. in White Hall Virginia. Items include household furnishings farm implements a cow shoats chickens and guineas. Conducted for Mrs Jonathan Barrett. 12-lp-21
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Jonathan Barrett
White Hall
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Mario Capelli
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Hurst
Wilton Hope
Larrick
DR. Flickinger
Woman’s Missionary Society of Baltimore
Dr. Tyler
Sarah Zane Fire CO
R. B. Brown
Edna Riggs Crabtree
Wm. S. Taylor
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