Eden says Britain will follow US lead at Brussels nine power talks
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told the Commons Britain will go as far as the United States in seeking an end to the Chinese-Japanese conflict at the Brussels nine power conference. He stressed cooperation with the US and said Britain will not dictate but will participate on an equal basis. Continued on page 7.
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London
Anthony Eden
Commons
Britain
United States
Brussels
Eden
Brittain
Italy
Germany
Mediterranean
Spain
U. S
Far East
League
United States of America
Eighth annual Home Economics Fair set for November 10 11
Future Farmers at Middletown and Stephens City along with Home Demonstration Club members will display the best results from the past year at their eighth annual fair. The event, delayed several weeks this year, will still offer high quality and numerous entries. Plan to attend on November 10 or 11.
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Middletown
Stephens City
Problems Ahead for Roosevelt After Reelection Anniversary
On the first anniversary of Franklin D. Roosevelt's reelection the president faces internal rifts within the Democratic Party and renewed Republican challenges. The 1936 victory gave Democrats a large Congress, but current economic indices hint at a shifting political climate as a special session approaches.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Congress
Industry profit up 23 percent among 149 firms
Third quarter results for 149 leading companies show profits 23 percent higher than a year earlier. Steel leads gains with about 90 percent rise, autos and related sectors also advance, while foods and utilities lag.
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New York
Rexall One Cent Sale Underway at Brooks Pharmacy
Brooks Pharmacy advertises a Rexall One Cent Sale running Thursday through Saturday November 3 to 6 with bigger and better offerings. The notice promotes a special sale event and lists the store in the ad.
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Rexall
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Election Notice for Walter Shade Clerk Nominee
Voting hours tomorrow are 6 30 A M to 4 57 P M An X before my name will be a vote for me Walter M Shade Democratic nominee for Clerk of the Corporation Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Shade
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke M. Smith
Corporation Court
W. A. Baker
C. P. McVicar
James P. Reardon
Commonwealth
Taylor Barr
E. Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
Clarke
Frederick
James H. Price
Saxon W. Holt
Abram P. Staples
Ham Theft Suspects Held as Clarke Vote Nears
John Elliott and Enoch Dodson were arrested in Virginia and held in Berryville jail for grand jury consideration in Clarke county over the theft of 24 country cured hams from Dr. A. P. Osborne. A third suspect, Larkin Elliott also known as Pete, remains at large. Polls open 6:29 a.m. to 4:58 p.m. in Winchester and Frederick county with a single city contest for clerk.
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A. P. Osborne
Berryville
John Elliott
Washington
Rappahannock County
Carr
Culpeper
Clarke County
Enoch Dodson
Front Royal
Larkin Elliott
Pete
Warren County
Dodson
Osborne
Clarke
Warren
Circuit Court
Illness Fatal To Mrs. Lula Baker in Winchester
Mrs Lula Louise Baker of Valley Avenue Winchester died at home yesterday in her 57th year. She was daughter of R E Scott and Martha Estes Scott of Rappahannock County and wife of David F Baker. Funeral services at Salem Church of the Brethren with burial in nearby cemetery. Survived by husband six children and 17 grandchildren. Pallbearers named Scott Cline William Harris Giles Vincent William Cline Robert Lynn Jesse Evel Vann Horn Ollie Snyder.
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Lula Louise Baker
Valley Avenue
Baker
R. E. Scott
Martha Estes Scott
Rappahannock County
David F. Baker
Salem Church of the Brethren
Tammany And Duke Vie In Off Year U S Political Draw
Off year elections across 15 states draw interest as Tammany Hall and the CIO challenge for power. In New York City Tammany backs Mahoney for mayor and Hastings for Manhattan DA while Dewey runs against Hastings. Detroit’s mayoral race features CIO candidate Patrick O Brien opposing Richard Read ing.
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Washington
Old
Tammy Hall
Young C. I. O
Tammy
New York City
New York
Tammay
Fiorello la Guardia
la Guardia
Detroit
Patrick H. O’brien
Richard W. Reading
American Federation of Labor
Agriculture Committee backs voluntary crop controls in bill
The House Agriculture Committee agrees on voluntary controls for wheat cotton and rice and nearly accepts compulsory tobacco limits. The panel, drafting a bill for the November 15 special session, may include continued provisions in its skeleton outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Jones
D-Tex
Duke of Windsor to announce US tour plans
Bulletin reports the Duke of Windsor, after finalizing tour plans, will issue a public announcement of his itinerary. Charles FE Bedaux, a confidant, conveyed this. The Ican Legion urged universal service to ensure readiness and curb profiteering in potential war. A Maritime Union spokesman accused the Maritime Commission of overstepping in a labor dispute on the steamer Algie. Freddie Bartholomew's parents accused his aunt of denying access to the 13-year-old actor.
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New York
Duke of Windsor
United States
Charles FE. Bedaux
Ican Legion
Europe
Washington
National Maritime Union
Maritime Commission
Algie
Fred
Los Angeles
Freddie Bartholomew
Myllicent Bartholomew
London
Plane crash silences 19 in Utah mountains
A 21 passenger airliner crashed in Utah's Uinta mountains south of Evanston Wyoming during a strong west wind shift to the north. A rancher told investigators 19 people were killed in the disaster.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Uinta Mountains
Evanston
Wyo
Bethlehem Steel Unfair Labor Inquiry Reopened
The National Labor Relations Board reopened today its inquiry into charges that Bethlehem Steel was unfair to labor.
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Allentown
National Labor Relations Board
Bethlehem Steel
National commander Doherty tours New York event
Daniel J. Doherty of Woburn Massachusetts tours New York as national commander of the American Legion addressing veterans and supporters. The visit highlights wartime service and postwar advocacy for veterans benefits and recognition.
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New York
Daniel J. Doherty
Woburn, Mass
Amer
Borah Talks Midterm Convention With Iowa GOP Leader
Senator William E Borah of Idaho conferred in Chicago with Harrison Spangler Republican national committeeman from Iowa a leading advocate of a mid term convention for the party.
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Chicago
William E. Borah
Idaho
Harrison &. Spangler
Iowa
No Law Against New York Duke Visit
Sir Ronald Lindsay says no delicate situation will arise from the Duke of Windsor's U S visit as long as he avoids politics. He notes British officials may offer facilities, but details remain vague and plans could change. He jokes about a possible Washington dinner guided by his wife.
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New York
Ronald Lindsay
United States
England
Duke of Windsor
Ronald
Sir Ronald
Washington
Winchester Scout Funds drive set for Wednesday
C P McVicar director of the campaign for Boy Scout funds plans to announce his assistants tomorrow as an intensive drive in Winchester begins all day Wednesday. A kick off breakfast at Hotel Jack at 7 45 will distribute materials and orient workers. The campaign seeks enough funds to expand Scouting in the Shenandoah Area.
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C. P. McVicar
Boy Scout Funds
Winchester
Friends of Scouting
Jack
Shenandoah Area
Finishing Plans For Field Trials In Clarke County
Final preparations for the 11th annual Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club trials set for November 3 are announced. Negotiations aim to use three adjoining Clarke county farms between Cedar Grove and White Hall as a future game sanctuary. The starting point is the Jerry Bennett farm with luncheon on site. Drawings are tomorrow night at the George Washington Hotel with Leslie D. Kline in charge. The State Commission on Game is noted.
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Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club
Clarke County
Cedar Grove
White Hall
Jerry Bennett
George Washington Hotel
Leslie D. Kline
State Commission
Cider notice for custom work in Albin Virginia
Local notice advertises daily custom cider work by L. A. Hudson in Albin Virginia with a contact phone 29 F 4.
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L. A. Hudson
Albin
Britain probes pirate attack as Hood sails to Barcelona
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden told Parliament Britain protests to Spanish insurgents over the Jean Weems sinking. The Hood, an eight 15 inch gun battle cruiser, speeds toward Barcelona to interview the Weems crew and two non intervention observers and to probe responsibility. Strategic reinforcements in the Mediterranean may follow.
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London
Navy
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Jean Weems
Hood
Barcelona
Eden
Catalan
Mallorca
Francisco Franco
Young Democrats Urged By Leader To Go To Polls
W E Edwards president of the Young Democratic Club received a letter from C Franklin Williamson Staunton district chairman urging maximum effort to mobilize Young Democratic Clubs in the upcoming election tomorrow. He stresses arousing interest enthusiam of young Democrats and voters in Virginia to help elect candidates by a large majority and keep clubs active and alert.
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W. E. Edwards
Young Democratic Club
C. Franklin Williamson
Staunton
Seventh Congressional District
Young Democratic Clubs of
Virginia
Mr. Williamson
Rites Will Be Held Tuesday for Ida V Braithwaite
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Ida V Braithwaite 66 of Cross Junction widow of J S Braithwaite who died yesterday afternoon after a six month heart illness. A 1 PM home service precedes a trip to Redland Church Whitacre for rites conducted by Rev C E Helmintoller. Burial is at Woodlawn Cemetery. She was daughter of Nathan and Sarah Stotler and long-time Cross Junction resident.
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Ida V. Braithwaite
Frederick County
Braithwaite
J. S. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Redland
Whitacre
C. E. Helmintoller
Woodlawn
Nathan
Sarah Stotler
E. W. Braithwaite
Braithwaite Brothers’ Canning Company
British and Japanese clash as Shanghai siege deepens
In Shanghai area on November 1, British Major General Telfer-Smollett refuses to withdraw troops as Japanese forces push west of the city. Japanese bombardment and river crossings threaten British and Chinese positions while British and Irish casualties mount.
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Shanghai
Soochow Creek
A. P. D. Telfer-Smollett
Hangchow
Telfer-Smollett
Tokyo
Rubicon Village
Questionable Queries on Page Four Column Four
The text asks several trivia questions about a car license name Pam panga, biography of Mark Twain's son in law Ossip Gabrilowitsch, strongest leather for shoes, daily Chicago train traffic, and Japan’s role in World War I or II, indicating answers appear on Page Four Column Four.
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Mark Twain
Ossip Gabrilowitsch
Chicago
Japan
Clark M. Smith Seeks Re election for Clerk Post
Political advertisement urging voters to support Clark M. Smith for re election as Clerk of the Corporation Court. The notice directs voters to the square opposite his name and includes a party or ballot tag identifier.
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Clark M. Smith
Corporation Court
Walter M. Shade Clark M. Smith
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America
Duce
China
Central Press
Pete” Elliott
City
Salem Church
Tammany
Duke
C.D
U.S
Mich
Laguardia
Price
Harry Moore
New Jersey
Lindsay
Windsor Es
Bulletins
BORAH
Big Ship
H. Franklin Williamson
Hungjao Road
Pampanga
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