Fruit Growers Seek Funds and Regime Review for Apple Exports
An early Frederick County growers meeting is proposed to secure production loans and to discuss foreign regulations. Harry F. Byrd urges a committee to draft recommendations, highlighting the need to meet sanitary standards for reciprocal trade and to expand export markets for apples amid embargoes and tariffs. The letter cites Roosevelt era credit schemes and outlines diverse country restrictions impacting U S apples.
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Frederick County
Harry F. Byrd
Phil H. Gold
Fruit Growers’ Association
Byrd
Mr. Byrd
Roosevelt
Hull
State Department
Mr. Gold
P. H. Gold
Frederick County Fruit’ Growers’ Association
Winchester
Phil
James R. DuShane
Intermediate Credit Corporation
Iceland
England
U.S
Real Truth political ad at Colonial Theatre
The Real Truth promotes a political talk at the Colonial Theatre on November 3 featuring speakers McWane Royall and Ahalt to address Winchester and Frederick County audiences.
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Colonial Theatre
Winchester
Frederick County
We. McWane
Royall
Ahalt
Death Summons Mrs. Hodgson Inns Michigan Home
Mrs Mary Virginia Hodgson 69 wife of James B Hodgson formerly of Winchester but long resident of Detroit died at her Detroit home this morning. She leaves six daughters and three sons plus one brother William R Hillyard. Body to be brought to Winchester for interment at Mount Hebron Saturday at 3 pm.
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Mary Virginia Hodgson
James B. Hodgson
Winchester
Detroit
Mich
The
Star
Frank Tyler
Dora
Nellie
Rebecca Hodgson
Charles Copenhaver
White Post
Fred Hodgson
Philadelphia
George
Samuel Hodgson
William R. Hillyard
North Avenue
Hillyard
Hodgson
Mount Hebron
Woman Killed by Man Hunting In Amherst Co
A mother, Mrs. A H Sampley of Philadelphia, was shot to death by a hunter in Amherst county woods while sun bathing with her infant. Her seven month old son William was wounded and taken to Lynchburg hospital, expected to survive.
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William
Lynchburg Hospital
Litvinoff Sails for Talks with Roosevelt in Washington
Soviet foreign commissar Maxim Litvinoff sailed from Cherbourg aboard the Berengaria to Washington for conversations with President Roosevelt on Russian recognition.
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Associated Press
Paris
Maxim Litvinoff
Fom Cherbourg
Washington
Roosevelt
Astounding Charges Promised at Colonial Hall Meeting
Political notice states Wise McWane and others will level “astounding charges” against Byrd and Peery at a public meeting at Colonial Hall on November 3 at 8 p m.
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Byrd
Peery
Wise
McWane
Colonial R Sil
Food Merchants Meet in Winchester November 16
An important meeting for all grocerymen and their employees in Winchester and nearby towns will be held at 7 PM Thursday November 16 in Rouss Hall. Attendees from Martinsburg Capes Bridge Front Royal Berryville and Strasburg Virginia and nearby West Virginia towns are invited. A educational motion picture will teach selling methods and a group of five radio entertainers from Pennsylvania will attend. Lunch and refreshments will follow. Admission is free. Merchants urged to attend with as many employees as possible.
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Winchester
Rouss Hall
Hoye Riley
Martinsburg
Capes Bridge
W. Va
Front Royal
Berryville
Strasburg
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kiley
N R A Progress Pleases Roosevelt Administration
President Roosevelt reportedly sees recovery progress after charts show rising employment and higher wages. Secretary Perkins notes hourly wages up from 42 to 51 cents and the workweek shortening from 42 to 26 hours. A government study attributes the recession to over production from March to July rather than weak demand, with NR A policies aiding wage gains and shorter hours.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
National Recovery Administration
Body of a Man Head Severed Found On Tracks
The headless unidentified man was found near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks on Feder al street extension. Brakeman Charles Young found him. The body showed an amputated arm and head with two long leg scars. He appeared about 30, 5 ft 8 in, 145 pounds, wearing a gray suit overcoat blue socks and black shoes. A gray cap lay nearby.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Federal Street
Charles Young
Young People of Christ Church to Meet
An important meeting of the young people of Christ Episcopal Church will be held tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the parish house to outline a definite program for the Sunday services. Members who attended last week are asked to return and bring a new member with them.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Church Youth Work Linked to Virginia Diocese Meeting
The forty third annual Woman’s Auxiliary convention of the Virginia Diocese met at Christ Episcopal Church with Bishop Tucker and Bishop Goodwin speaking during the afternoon. Officers for the coming year were announced. the Junior Auxiliary showcased youth programs including missions to Rattlesnake Mountain and India and a $525 budget for home and foreign work. The event opened with services led by Rev. Robert B. Nelson and featured awards to long serving leaders.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Diocese of
Virginia
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Church
Francis A. Brown
Woodstock
Hunter
Carrie Hunter
Winchester
Woman's Auxiliary
Robert T. Barton
Louisa Davis
Leesburg
Barton
Miss Davis
Osgood
Charlotte Picot
Richmond
Herberths. Garrick
Kate Mason Brown
D. C. Loving
Fleeton
United Bank
Etta Ambler
Picot
Loving
Rattlesnake Mountain
Piedmont
India
Bishop Rowe
Alee
Garnett
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Closing Prices
Closing quotations show Chicago December at 83.14, May at 86 1/2, July at 83. Baltimore spot wheat at 88. Winchester spot wheat at 84. Market data supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling via Stickell Sales Corp. dealers in cash grain and futures.
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Chicago
Baltimore
the Star
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickell Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Star's Tour To Be Conducted On Special Train
The Star and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will run a special all steel chair coach train from Winchester to Chicago for the Century of Progress World’s Fair. Local residents must apply by 2 pm tomorrow. children under 12 ride half fare. Fare is 22.85 round trip, includes meals, hotel lodging in Chicago, and a guided tour.
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Star
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Toay
Virginia
West Virginia
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio
Martinsburg
W. Va
Station
Morris Hotel
Wall Street Opens Month With Dull Trading
New York November first traders faced an inert market as the new month began. Wheat sagged after early firmness while stocks hardly moved and bond activity edged higher yet remained subdued. Sterling opened at 4.79 percent and call money stood at three quarters of one percent.
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Associated Press
New York
New Methodist Pastor Speakers At Lions Lunch
The Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker, new Braddock Street Methodist church pastor, spoke at the Winchester Lions Club luncheon at George Washington Hotel. He praised becoming a Winchester citizen and pledged civic cooperation. Also noted were Lions club inductions and guests including P G Ingram of Cumberland and Henry Lee.
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Hubert Sydenstrickey
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Winchester
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Sydenstricker
Roanoke
Baltimore
Prof
de Masters
P. G. Ingram
Cumberland, Md
A.C. Oates
Henry Lee
Herbert S. Lar
More Funds For Works In States
Secretary Iskes today allotted 4,179,283 for 38 non federal projects in 22 states, providing 63,278 man months of employment. EASTERN STAR Card Party tonight at FP and M Bank Bldg. B hs Ip-11.
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Associated Press
Nashington
Navy
Iskes
FP. & M. Bank Bldg
Mrs. Lulu Barr May First Driver Of Capital Bus
Mrs. Robert L. May, once known as Bus Driver No. 1, recalls driving a jitney from Barcroft to Washington in 1921 to support her husband’s venture. They later built the capital bus line into 100 modern buses serving Washington, with May managing money and staff and remaining closely tied to the operation.
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Braddock
Robert L. May
Washington
May
Lulu Barr
Louis J. Barr
Winchester
J. Madison Spurr
Robert Barr
Barcroft
No Charges Are Preferred Against Health Employe
Frederick Maryland November 1 The funeral for Mrs. Bessie C Darling shot to death at a Deerfield resort hotel will be held at Thurmont tomorrow per her son Wesley Darling of Baltimore. No formal charges yet against George Schultz 63 State Board of Health employee accused by Mazie Willard the hotel maid of the killing. Schultz hospitalized with a bullet wound and said to be improving with a chance of survival. The maid says Schultz attempted suicide after the shooting.
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Associated Press
Frederick, Md
Bessie C. Darling
Deerfield
Thurmont
Wesley Darling
Baltimore
George Schultz
State Board of Health
Mazie Willard
Schultz
Mrs. Darling
Senator Byrd To Speak Saturday At Court House
Senator H F Byrd will address Virginia voters at 2 30 p m Saturday November 4 in the court room of the Court House. The meeting is open to the public and marks a key closing campaign event in the senator s immediate district before election day.
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Senator Byrd
Court House
Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
H. F. Byrd
Byrd
Notice invites Wise McWane meeting at Colonial
An advertisement invites attendees to a Wise and McWane meeting at the Colonial on November 3 at 8 p m. The notice promotes Pure Food Store western beef as fine quality.
Police Instructors Train at Virginia Mechanics Institute
Chief of Police C. W. Hollis attends the Virginia Police Instructors Training School at the Virginia Mechanics Institute in Richmond. The program, led by Capt. Albert B. Moore, aims to qualify instructors to run local classes for their departments and neighboring areas, expanding on last year's effort that trained 1 038 officers across 15 zone schools.
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Syracuse
Ind
Lake Wawasee
Creston Paine
Terre Haute
William W. Irwin
Paine
C. W. Hollis
Richmond
Virginia Police
Virginia Mechanics Institute
Albert B. Moore
New York State Police
Hollis
Harold I. Baumes
Alexandria
Bristol
Charlotesville
Danville
Hopewell
Lawrenceville
Lynchburg
Newport News
Norfolk
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Richmont
Roanoke
Staunton
Suffolk
Winchester
Wytheville
Gang Warfare Breaks Out in Camden
In Camden New Jersey an outbreak described as gang warfare left one man dead from a machine gun slaying and another critically wounded. John Paul 32 and Edward Cowboy Delonzo 30 were shot by three men as they rode in a car and dumped between Brooklawn and Bellmawr. Paul identified the suspects and urged an arrest while his wife and a girl companion were reportedly abducted outside the hospital.
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Associated Press
John Paul
Edward
Cowboy) Delonzo
Bellmawr
Paul
Lawrence Doran
Camden County
Delonzo
Brooklawn
Doran
Government Purchases 55 000 Forest Acres in Carolinas
The National Forest Reservation Commission approved federal acquisition of about 55,000 acres in the Carolinas to be added to 36 existing national forests. Major units include 47,354 acres in Wambaw South Carolina at $189,416 and 1,813 acres in Pisgah North Carolina at $6,308. Additional tracts total 1,811 acres in Nantahala North Carolina South Carolina Georgia for $12,087 along with 519 acres in Unaka stretched across North Carolina Virginia Tennessee and 364 acres in Cherokee across North Carolina Tennessee Georgia at prices $1,154 and $1,202 respectively.
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Washington
Carolinas
Wambaw
S. C
National Forest Reservation Commission
Commission
Pisgah National Forest
North Carolina
Nantahala National Forest
South Carolina
Georgia
Unaka National Forest
Virginia
Tennessee
Cherokee National Forest
Unaka
Wise Wise to Strike Severe Blows at Byrd Perry Colonial Theatre
Political advertisement announces Wise Wise will perform strikes labeled severe blows at Byrd Perry and others at the Colonial Theatre on November 3 at 8 pm. The event promotes a show with political alignment and local figures as targets for ticket buyers.
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Byrd
Perry
Colonial Theatre
Red Cross Had Greatest Task In Years At Winchester
Walker McC Bond of the Winchester and Frederick county Red Cross cites the local chapter’s role in roll call from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. He notes the national body distributed 104 million garments to over 5 million families and faced 92 disaster responses since its 1890s founding.
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Walker McC. Bond
Winchester
Frederick County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
National Red Cross
Prederick County
Veterans’ Administration
American National Red Cross
Veterans
Washington
Mount Alto Hospital
Wise and McWane Speak at Colonial Theatre
Political ad notes Royall and Adab will speak at the Colonial Theatre Friday November 8 at 8 p.m. Don't miss it.
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Royall
Adab
Colonial Theatre
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