Denunciation of 1922 Pact Considered by Japan
Tokyo reports Japan weighing denunciation of the nine power treaty that protected China's independence and trade rights. Japan says the pact is obsolete and is considering a tri power arrangement with Manchukuo and a new Chinese regime. Hull says U S position in the Far East remains guided by existing treaties and international law.
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Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Office
Japan
United States
China
Manchukuo
Washington State Department
Brussels
Ca Manchoukuo
V. S
Washington
Hull
Far East
America
Winchester urges attendance at Old Stone Church tablet dedication
Mr Winchester calls all able residents to attend Sunday's tablet dedication on the ruins of the Old Stone Church in Mount Hebron Cemetery. He notes the church’s early role in local history and praises citizens whose efforts funded the memorial to preserve this historic chapter. The article highlights the city’s attraction to historic lore.
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Mount Hebron
the Star
Oklahoma Memorial to Will Rogers Dedicated
Claremore Oklahoma honors Will Rogers on the fifty ninth birth anniversary with the dedication of a 200000 memorial museum on a hill overlooking the town. Thousands attend as national figures including President Roosevelt and Gov. Marland speak. The Rogers family attends and donates the hilltop site to the state.
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Claremore
Okla
Will Rogers
Oklahoma
a_ knoll
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
RFC
Will Rogers National Memorial Fund
E. W. Marland
Rogers
Armistice Day Supper and Bazaar Planned by Legion Auxiliary
Plans for the Armistice Day supper and bazaar by the American Legion Auxiliary are set, with a turkey menu and a new swapping table. Proceeds fund welfare work locally and in Frederick County, requiring about 500 dollars from the day’s events. Mrs. Harry Lupton leads the veterans art sale, with profits returning to the makers. Poppy sales run all day to support local and state welfare efforts.
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Pee Legion
George Washington
Auxiliary
Harry Lupton
American Legion Auxiliary
Winchester
Frederick County
Friendship Fire Company to Host Old Time Bazaar
At a meeting last night Friendship Fire Company members planned an old time bazaar and oyster supper for the first week in December. The Ladies Auxiliary will sponsor with a firefighter committee under Captain Richard Box Jr. The committee includes Fred W. Forney W. E. Jones Irwin Carper George Eagle Robert Eagle Harry Lewis and H. W Swartz. A follow up meeting is set for next Wednesday at 8 pm to finish plans. Funds will buy a new ambulance and help reconstruct the fire engine.
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Friendship Fire Company
Richard Boxwell
Fred W. Forney
W. E. Jones
Irwin Carper
George Eagle
Robert Eagle
Harry Lewis
H. W Swartz
Sibert Unchanged After Vaucluse Accident
Edwin Sibert, 33, remained in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after an early Tuesday accident at Vaucluse. He suffered a fractured pelvis and additional injuries.
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Edwin Sibert
Vaucluse
Memorial Hospital
Sibert
Lifeline at Hand for Seventh District
A political ad urges voters in the Seventh District to back Leap for November 8, presenting Leap as a reliable lifeline to secure the shore amid New Deal talk.
How To Unfold Your Newspaper
Subscribers report difficulty unfolding the Evening Star without tearing. Carriers fold papers compactly so outer folds hold the rest in place. To unfold, grip the tightly bound end with the left hand and twist the loose end with the right.
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Evening Star
Mar Omar Peed
Condemned Man Obtains a Writ to Delay Execution
Three lawyers raced through a rainstorm to secure a writ of error for Oscar Ralph Ashworth, delaying his execution from midnight to 12:30 a.m. The stay aims to bring the case to the Supreme Court, with a May return and September hearing likely. Fellow inmate Byron King also received extra time but was executed at 1:35 a.m.
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Jefferson City
Oscar Ralph Ashworth
St. Joseph
J. Frank Ramsey
Guy Silvers
Supreme Court
Ashworth
Abe Goldman
Leonard Johnson
Earl Borcher
Moberly
Brocher
Sarah Zane Fire Co Monthly Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Co. will be held Friday evening November 4 at 8 p m. All members are requested to be present. L M Crabill Captain.
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Sarah Zane Fire Co
L. M. Crabill
Rexall One Cent Sale Continues Through Saturday
Rexall runs a one cent sale now under the KS Pharmacy promotion with a two for one offer and ongoing through Saturday.
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Rexall
Memorial Hospital drive reaches $36000 toward $50000 goal
Campaign workers report $36000 secured for Memorial Hospital debt relief of $50000. A Victory Dinner for 250 workers is planned next Monday at 7 pm to celebrate the drive’s progress. Speakers include Clifford Grim and several division totals outline substantial gifts from Clarke County and doctors group.
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Memorial Hospital
L. M. Nulton
Campaia
Admiral Nulton
J. W. Arthur
R. E. Buncutter
H. H. Covington
C. P. McVicar
C. Ridgeley White
Walker Bond
P. W. Boyd
E. B. Cooper
B. B. Dutton
Clarke County
George Greenhalgh
Grim Speaks
1939 Foreign Markets Outlook For U S Farm Exports
Agriculture Department economists warned of tougher trade barriers and stronger competition abroad for 1939. They project limited gains in pork and lard exports due to European hog declines, modest fruit demand in Europe from a tight crop, and tobacco facing weaker foreign demand amid barriers, offset by stronger domestic markets reducing need for planting restrictions.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Europe
Roosevelt to urge voters back up his policy in campaign speech
Hyde Park New York November 4 President Roosevelt will deliver his only national campaign speech tonight from 7 30 to 8 p m eastern standard time on NBC CBS and Mutual networks He will review new legislation of the past five years including Wagner Labor Relations and Social Security acts and discuss possible revisions to the Wagner act while noting every law needs improvement.
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Washington
Roosevelt
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Hyde Park
N. Y
New York State
White House
Congress
George
Georgia
Tydings
Maryland
Smith
South Carolina
Rep
O’connor
New York
House Rules Committee
O’connnor
Labor Relations Board
Park Travel in October Draws Record Shenandoah Visitors
October visitor counts for Shenandoah National Park rose 10.3 percent from a year earlier with 148,561 people and 42,913 automobiles entering. Strong weather and autumn colors drew many to Skyline Drive, especially on weekends. A two week span saw 86,728 visitors, slightly down from 87,665, with 24,084 cars versus 23,827 a year ago.
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Shenandoah National Park
National Park Service
Department of Interior
Roosevelt grandchild due in March announced
Mrs. Anna Roosevelt Boettiger reveals in the Post-Intelligencer that she is expecting a child next March. President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt are involved in arrangements as the family anticipates the new arrival in Seattle.
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Seattle
Roosevelt
Anna Roosevelt Boettiger
The
Post-Intelligencer Today
John Boettiger
Boettiger
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Murder Charge Put Against a Kidnap Group
District Attorney charged four men as members of a kidnap syndicate who abducted and killed Arthur Fried of White Plains after failed ransom talks. A jawbone found in Ukrainian Hall basement led to renewed search for another victim. the men confessed to abductions of Benjamin Farber and Norman Miller as well.
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New York
District Attorney's Office
Arthur Fried
White Plains
Brooklyn
Ukrainian Hall
East Side
Fried
Joseph Rosenblum
Demetrius Gula
William Jackins
John Virga
Joseph Stephen Sacoda
Sing Sing
Rosenblum
West Avenue
Manhattan
Sacoda
Benjamin Farber
Norman Miller
Rosenbluch
Fourteen Die as Jersey Plane Crashes After Takeoff
In St Helier Island of Jersey on November fourth a four engine De Havilland airliner named St Charar ine's Bay crashed in a field shortly after taking off for Southampton Eny. All fourteen aboard including pilot Capt. A G M Cary wireless operator 11 passengers and a bystander were killed. The craft circled in Channel fog before plunging 600 yards from the Jersey Airport.
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ST. Helier
Island of Jersey
Britain
Southampton
Eny
Vicims
A. G. M. Cary
Jersey
St. Heiler
Channel Island
de Haviland
St. Chararine’s Bay
Netherlands
Croydon
Juan de la Cierva
Rouss Fire Co Sets November Meeting
Regular monthly meeting of the Charley Rouss Fire Co. will be held Friday evening November 4 at 8 p m. All members are urged to attend. D Weaver President.
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Charley Rouss Fire Co
Commissioner's Sale of Lucy Jane Cook Home
The home of late Lucy Jane Cook at 684 North Loudoun Street will be sold by commission on the courthouse steps at noon Saturday November 12. The property is described as a desirable small residence in front of the court house setting.
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Lucy Jane Cook
Loudoun St
Court House
Grace Church to Host Dual Services and Memorial Dedication
Grace Lutheran Church plans two Sunday services a 3 PM unveiling of a memorial tablet at Hebron Cemetery with Hon. Philip Williams as chief speaker and a 7:30 PM Festival of Ingathering to aid church debt reduction and Salem Orphanage relief. The event features a choir, orchestra, and multiple soloists and ensembles.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Old Church Wall
Hebron Cemetery
Philip Williams
W. J. Finck
New Market
8S. L. Flickinger
The
Reformed Church
Salem
T. A. Graves
W. O. Buckingham
Winchester String Ensemble
Eugene Russell
Andrew Babb
Joseph Hodgson
Ppranos
R. Cline
Fred Thwaite
Richard Griffith
Oscar Brown
Abram Zirkle
Ruth Jones
Elsie Matthews
Lillian Oakes
Zenith Olinger
Willa Mae Brumback
Mary Green
Ebersole
Philomena Larenaltos
Frank Buckley
Carl Honeycutt
Eugene Cooper
Fred Shull
Robert McNally
Rebecca Bell
Ben Davis
Henry Brown
Hubert Kerr
Kenneth Strobridge
Basses
Dick Owen
Scott Atkinson
Grover Rose
Herbert McFarland
Joe Lamp
William Miller
John Green
Randolph Ritter
Philomena Laren
June Cline
Clarke Firemen To Be insured by Berryville council action
Berryville Virginia action by the Town Council insures the John H Enders Company volunteers. The policy covers 25 or more men with $2000 to beneficiaries if death occurs while traveling to or from a fire. Injured firemen receive $15 weekly and $15 weekly hospital expense.
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Berryville
John H. Enders Company
King George VI Ends Parliament Session Amid War Crisis Hope
London reports that King George VI closed the first session of his reign with prayers for a new era in Europe and praise for Roosevelt's timely action to avert war. He noted Munich era tensions, Mussolini's support for Chamberlain, and called for calm amid Czechoslovakia crisis and Palestine violence. Parliament opens Tuesday as defense gaps are acknowledged.
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London
George VI
Europe
Roosevelt
United States of America
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Mussolini
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
George
Italy
Burgos
Palestine
Queen Elizabeth
France
House of Commons
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Moderate Typhoon Strikes Philippines Threatens Manila
A moderate typhoon crossed the central Philippines early today threatening southern Luzon and Manila. No loss of life reported, but crops were heavily damaged in Leyte as floods affected large areas. Small ships sought shelter from the danger area.
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Manila
Luzon Island
Philippines
Layte
Orthopedic Clinic to be Held Near Courthouse
District Nurse Association calls attention to an orthopedic clinic tomorrow at the Association office near the courthouse. Dr. Robert V. Funsten of University Hospital will lead. Examinations run 9 30 to 2. Primarily for children. adults need a physician's written request.
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District Nurse Association
Robert V. Funsten
University Hospital
Shooting Match at Front Royal Pike Held at The Plaza
A shooting match scheduled for Lat on November 5 at 1 p.m. on Front Royal Pike offers prizes. The notice lists The Plaza as the venue.
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Front Royal Pike
the Plaza
Chicken and Oyster Supper for Armistice Day
An Armistice Day supper from 5 to 9 p m at O'Rear place near Clearbrook to benefit Stephen Church. Tickets 50 cents. Cp 1th.
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O'Rear Place
Clearbrook
Benefit Stephen Church
Price
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MR Winchester
Betty Rogers
Bill
Jimmy
Mary
Armistic Bazar
Admiral Nurton
Clifford Grim
Mr. Winchell
Rouss Fire CO
D. Weaver
King
President Roosevelt
Judge Williams
R. F. Cline
Boyd Hamman
C. E. Aulick
Gordon Aiken
Clarke
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