Glenwood Race Course Set for Saturday Timber and Brush Races
The Glenwood Race Course in Loudoun County hosts five races sanctioned by the National Steeplechase and Hunts Association. Events include The Burnleigh and The R. Penn Smith Jr. Challenge Plate over timber, The Homeland Steeplechase and The Belfray over brush, plus The Dinwiddie on the flat. Officials include judges Fletcher Harper and William Lipscomb, stewards Admiral Grayson and William du Pont Jr., with Sands as chairman and a full racing staff.
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Llangollen
Loudoun County
Glenwood
Daniel C. Sands
Middlebury Hunt
National Steeplechase and Hunts Association
Homeland
Brush
Belfray
Dinwiddie
Fletcher Harper
Orange County Hunt
William Lipscomb
Loudoun Hunt
Kenneth Gilpin
Clarke County
Admiral Caryl Grayson
Washington
Algernon S. Craven
Hunts
William du Pont
Thomas Rodrock
Edward J. Brennan
Scales
Dion K
Tecumseh the Shawnee Chief of the Thames Battle
Tecumseh, born at Piqua in 1768, rises as a famed Shawnee leader. He died at the Thames in Canada in 1813 killed by Colonel Johnson, later Vice President, during the war with the United States.
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Tecumseh
Piqua
Colonel Johnson
Battle of the Thames
Canada
Recovery Featured In Virginia State Picture Magazine
Autumn issue of Virginia, First in the Heart of the Nation highlights industrial recovery. It covers Newport News aircraft carriers, Richmond iron furnace, Giles county industries, electric power, Norfolk and Newport News ports, Richmond water works, rail freight at Alexandria and Roanoke, and coal and cotton industries across Piedmont Virginia and Danville.
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Virginia
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Norfolk
Newport News
Richmonh
West Point
Fredericksburg
Petersburg
Alexandria
Roanoke
Richmond
Piedmont
Dante
Danville
Highest Powered Light Wavesink Lighthouse Tops Coast
The Wavesink Lighthouse in New Jersey registers 9 000 000 candlepower making it the strongest beacon on the American coast.
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N. J
American
McGee Faces Death Penalty in McElroy Kidnaping Case
George McGee now on trial in Kansas City for the Mary McElroy kidnapping case. His brother Walter McGee already sentenced to death and appealing. The state seeks the same death sentence for George.
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George McGee
Kansas City
Mary McElroy
Walter McGee
George
Big Convention Draws 1000 Delegates From United Brethren Church
About 1 000 delegates from United Brethren churches gather in Dayton Ohio at Euclid Avenue Church for the National Adult Convention on adult life. Bishop G D Batdorf chairs the board of education, Rev Martin I Webber directs. Delegates from Winchester district include Rev Franklin G Senger Mrs Senger and Miss La Belle Handall traveling today.
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Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Dayton
Ohio
Euclid Avenue
D. T. Gregory
G. D. Batdorf
Board of Education
Martin I. Webber
Wi Achester
Virginia
Franklin G. Senger
Winchester
Sencer
la Belle Handall
Two Wilso Family Members Treated for Appendicitis
Two members of the Wilso family of Strasburg were stricken with appendicitis within four days and admitted to Memorial Hospital in Winchester. Frank Wilson fell ill Tuesday and was operated on Friday. his sister Mrs. Perry Orndorff, from the same house, underwent surgery for chronic appendicitis yesterday. Both are reported in satisfactory condition.
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Wilso
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Frank Wilson
Perry Orndorff
Williamsburg Federal Camp Director Named
Walter Flickinger son of the Rev Dr and Mrs L Flickinger of this city and connected with William and Mary College Williamsburg Va has been appointed director of federal conservation camp work at Williamsburg by Secretary Ickes He will lead instructional work connected with restoration activities in Williamsburg.
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Walter Flickinger
8S L Flickinger
William and Mary College
Williamsburg
Ickes
Department of the Interior
NRA campaign chiefs and Johnson clash over strategy in Washington
An NRA campaign commander may replace Gen. Johnson as the administration debates retreat and defense amid calls for firmer control. Analysts warn of fascism labels if the program hardens, while critics praise gains like child labor abolition and a shorter workweek. Steel prospects dim as tariff and exchange barriers choke world trade.
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Washington, D. C
NRA
Hugh Johnson
Bank Closings and Holiday Notice November 11 1933
Bank offices and trust companies announce closures for the legal holiday Saturday November 11 1933. Maturing paper can be paid on Monday November 13 1933. Names include Harold G Brown Shenandoah Valley Nat Bank John J Sloat cashier and others at Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester H Yost cashier Farmers Savings Bank and Trust Co.
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Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley Nat’! Bank
John J. Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Geo B Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
H Yost
Farmers Sake Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Democrats rally planned after Fair Lake accusations
One year ago at Fair Lake City Hoover accused the Democrats of a hate campaign. Democrats of Winchester and Frederick County planned a final rally tonight. Miss Meda Dick of Clearbrook injured in an automobile accident. District Nurses Association made 20 visits in October. Miss Gretta Mason and Lloyd J Light married in Hagerstown.
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Fair Lake City
Hoover
Winchester
Frederick County
Meda Dick
Clearbrook
District Nurses Association
Gretta Mason
Lloyd J. Light
Hagerstown
Hoover Sees 444 Electoral Votes as Virginia Shifts
The report notes Hoover with 444 electoral votes and Virginia flipping to the Republican column. Judge T. W Harrison loses in Congress race while Judge I. W Harrison in Frederick County wins by 352 votes. The public is urged to aid disabled veterans at a Legion Auxiliary bazaar. The U.S. plans large apple shipments abroad. Jacob A. Garber thanks city, county and district via telegram for their support.
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Hoover
Virginia
T. W Harrison
Congress
Frederick County
I. W. Harrison
Legion Auxiliary Bazar
United States
the Star
Jacob A. Garber
Virginia voters defeat bond issue. city to seek school board election
Ten years ago the majority against the bond exceeded 40,000 as the Seventh District led the state in defeating the bond. A front page editorial praises Virginia voters for defeating the bond and notes the City Council plans to seek a bill allowing the city to elect its school board rather than have it appointed by corporation judges. Troop 1 marks its first anniversary.
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Virginia
General Assembly
Troop 1
Armistice Signs Reported and War News Abroad
Fifteen years past reports claim Armistice has been signed and German fleets revolt. Winchester Cold Storage says its plant fills fast and urges apple growers to reserve storage early. Major Albert A J Tucker, son of Hon Harry St George Tucker, is wounded again in France with only a slight latest injury. Two large livestock public sales are advertised for next week.
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Winchester Cold Storage
Albert A. J. Tucker
Harry St. George Tucker
Lexington
France
Winchester and Wardensville Railroad stockholders meeting
Notice to Winchester Virginia stockholders that the Winchester and Wardensville Railroad Company will hold its annual meeting at 2 PM on November 28 1933 at the office of Herbert S Larrick Esq 44 Rouss Ave Winchester VA for director elections and other business. Alice I Cameron secretary signs.
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Winchester and
Wardensville Railroad Company
Winchester & Wardensville Railroad Company
Herbert S. Larrick
Rouss Ave
Winchester
Alice I. Cameron
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Warner Bros
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Everaiier
the Way TO
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Edward Everett Horton
Mae West
Southern States
Winchester Service
Winchester Co-Operative
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State Corporation Commission
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Virginia Seed Service
Southern States Co-Operative
Amherst and
Water Streets
Winchester Wholesale Grocery
Eburglar
J.v.arthur
Glote Insurance Service
Hamman
Dollar Store
Farmers & Merchants National
U. S. Postal Savings Depository
State of
Glenwood Race Course
Middlebury
Hunt Club
State Picture Magazine
Mr. Flickinger
Washington World
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
By Leslie Eichel
Johnson
New York
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General Johnson
Youth Movement
Steel Prospects
Hull
Central and
South America
Elihu Root
Maine
Florida
Gray & Sheetz
Hable
Herman H. Hable
Paramount News
Admiral Byrd
South Pole
Fox
Certified Public Accountants
TAX Counsellors
E. Boscawen Street
Richmond, VA
State Planters Bank
Philco
TNA
Philcos
Punter
Haines
Vermont
Rock of Ages
Paramount
Old Haines Marble Yard
E. Cork St
J. Edwin M. Haines
General. Insurance
Hansbrough & Carter
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