Education Week Observed by Winchester Public Schools
The article urges public recognition of American Education Week from November 6 to 12 and emphasizes the public school system as a civic duty. It calls on Winchester residents to stay informed about educational needs, improve school leadership and environment, and secure ongoing support for universal education and citizenship training.
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Rma
Winchester Scation Association
Free Public School
United States
Winchester Public Schools
Winchester
Greene County Votes Rarely Cast In Local Election
Special to Daily News Record from Stendardsville reports only 380 voters at Greene County five precincts. Byrd leads Democrats with 216, Wise 153, Peery 227, McWane 146, Battle 333, Duff 174, McCue 240, White 186, Saunders 236, Adab 119, John 8.
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Daily News Record
Stendardsville
Greene County
Harry F. Byrd
Henry A. Wise
George C. Peery
Fred W. McWane
Price
Royall
Saunders
Adab
John 8. Battle
Charlottesville
Senate
McCue
White
House
Duff
Presbyterians Urged To Keep Up Good Record
A Winchester Presbytery stewardship meeting of ministers and laymen directed its committee to visit every church in the Presbytery. The aim is to prevent further decline in contributions and help churches meet last year’s levels through idea exchange and support.
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Winchester
Funeral Services Held For the Late Roy Loy
Funeral services for the late Roy S. Loy were held at his Amherst street home and at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Loy, 47, died Saturday after months of illness. He was born in Forks of Capon and leaves a widow Lula Whitacre Loy and two children, Freda and Clark. Elks members attended in a body. Pallbearers named.
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Roy S. Loy
Amherst Street
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
R. B. Pbell
Mr. McLean
Presbyterian Church
W. L. Dudley
Church , Christ
Mount Hebron
Loy
Forks of Capon
Hampshire County
W. Va
Peter W. Loy
Laura Loy
Lula Whitacre
C. I. Brumback
Bruce Slonaker
John Fishpaw
Harry W. Butler
Credit Program of Administration Being Pushed
Washington reports President Roosevelt and aides pressing ahead with a broad administration credit expansion as inflation fears prompt farm state support. The farm administration accelerates mortgage refinancings with October total near 30.5 million and daily refinancings around 2 million, while cotton loans at ten cents a pound flow through banks and cooperatives.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Administration
Reconstruction Corporation
Farm Station
Farm Credit Agency
Farm Administration
NRA Chief Flings Barbs At Ford In Farm Speech
Minneapolis Nov 7 General Hugh S Johnson NRA administrator spoke to a farm audience decrying midwest strikes and warning he will use the administration's power against "chiselers and gougers." He defended the NRA against critics from Ford Motor Co and urged patience as farm relief programs begin to bite.
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Minneapolis
Henry Ford
Hugh
Johnson
NRA
Midwest
Chiselers
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Hoag Lime Kiln Owner William Hoag Dies in Strasburg
William Nicholas Hoag, 72, owner of the Hoag Lime Kiln and Shenandoah County Republican chairman, died at the Hotel Machir in Strasburg after a brief illness. Born in New York City, he moved to Strasburg over 30 years ago and never married. He is survived by two sisters and a brother in New York.
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Strasburg
William Nicholas Hoag
Hoag
Machir
Mr. Hoag
New York City
Lime Film
Shenandoah County
New York
Accused of Poison Murder in Clifton Forge Case
Mrs. Pauline Clark, 30, was arrested in Staunton on a murder charge for poisoning her husband John Minor Clark of Clifton Forge. The body was examined after a Clifton Forge funeral halt, with stomach contents sent to the Virginia State Laboratory. Clark, a railroad worker, had come to Staunton the night before his death.
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Staunton
Pauline Clark
John Minor Clark
Clifton Forge
Clark
Homer E. Clark
Taylor McCoy
John Clark
State Laboratory
Richmond
Sharon Church
Capon Bridge Church Hosts Evangelistic Series Beginning Sunday
A Capon Bridge Church of Christ evangelistic meeting runs November 12 through 23 with nightly services at 7 30 led by Rev S J Goode and guest preacher Rev Warren Baldwin of Saumsville Va Baldwin arrives Monday and will preach throughout the week The community is invited to attend and enjoy the sermons with frequent special music.
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Capon Bridge Church of Christ
S. J. Goode
Warren Baldwin
Saumsville
Baldwin
Democrats sweep Frederick County in election majorities
In Frederick County 1,300 votes were cast across 21 precincts for governor lieutenant governor attorney general U S senator and House of Delegates. Peery leads governor by 713, Price lieutenant governor by 743, Saunders attorney general by 739, Byrd U S senator by 706, with Blackburn Moore unopposed for the House of Delegates receiving 1,116 votes.
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Frederick County
House of Delegates
Russell
Peery
McWane
Repun
Price
Royall
Republician
Saunders
Adalt
Byrd
United States
Wise
E. Blackburn Moore
Beerlyville
Frederick
Clarke
Winchester
Five Children Die In Flaming House Tragic Ohio Fire
Youngstown dispatch reports five children perished in a house fire near M Donald in Trumbull County. Victoria Pete age 6, Dan 5, George 3, Joe 1 1/2, and an infant died as Mrs and Mr Pete and son John Jr were treated for burns. The blaze began when coal oil was poured into a stove to revive the fire causing an explosion.
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Youngstown
John Pete
Victoria Pete
Dan
George
Joe
Pete
John Jr
First Snow of Season Reverts in Mountains
The Associated Press reports the first snow of the season fell briefly in Baltimore on November 8. Wet flakes drifted on an icy wind and melted on contact, with two inches of snow reported in the mountains.
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Baltimore
Snow Streak Keeps Falling Across Garrett County
Snow continued through the morning in Garrett County with temperatures near freezing. Cumberland’s mountain section reported about two inches of snow with falls continuing, while Hagerstown saw snow flurries in the mountains and parts of the valley with a 31 degree chill and brisk wind.
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Garrett County
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Members Sought By American Legion Posts Richmond Virginia
Virginia Department Commander Homer K. Bowen orders all posts to appoint a membership committee to invite every eligible veteran to join the Legion before November 20. He cites a strong start to the new year and urges full cooperation in Education Week and with the American Red Cross roll call beginning Armistice Day.
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Richmond
Homer K. Bowen
Virginia
American Legion
Bowen
American Red Cross
Prohibition Repeal Sweeps Across States
The article reports sweeping election results with Fiorello LaGuardia defeating Tammany Hall in New York City and Democratic gains in upstate New York, Cleveland, and Buffalo. It notes the repeal movement gaining momentum in Ohio, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Utah, and other states, with multiple cities electing new mayors and fusion groups gaining influence.
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New York
Virginia
George C. Peery
Harry F. Byrd
United States
Ferdinand W. Mansfield
Baton
Detroit
Frank Couzens
Senator Couzens
Republcan
Ohio
Pennsvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
Boston
Mass
Frederick Mansfield
Mansfield
Nichols
Foley
Cleveland
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
New York City
Harry Davis
Ray Miller
Davis
William McNair
John S. Herron
Pittsburgh
Upstate
Buffalo
Rochester
Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt
Tammany Stalwart
LaGuardia
Tiger
John Purroy Mitchell
O'Brien
McKee
Bernard &. Deutsch
Board of Aldermen
W. Arthur Cunningham
Tammany
Manhattan
Samuel Levy Borowsh
William C. Dodge
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
J. P. Morgan & Co
Henry Hesterberg
Brooky!n Borough
John H McCo+ey
Ramond W. Ingersoll
Fusion
George A.harvey
Queens
Bronx
J. J. Lyons
Rchmond Teisten Island
Joseph
Palma
Samuel Seabury
Board of Estimate
Farley
Democratic National
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Wm. N. Hoag
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Ashton
Dolans
Laker's Mill
Fure
Stephens City
The
Associated Press
Corland
Jamestown
Leon F. Roberts
Samuel A. Carlson
Caomette
N. C
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United City Forces
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Rind
Columbia
Greenville
Spartanburg
Anderson
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Alleghan County
Utah
Salt Lake City
Sevier
la Juan
Kane
Salt Lake County
Columbus
Christian Temperance U
Wayne
Scott
R. J. Scott
Gapyright
Central Press Association, Inc
Tibet
John W. Davis
New Burlington,or
Peyton Street
Loudoun St
West Cork
Kuhn
Robinson Apartments
Leicester St
Cameron St
South Braddock
S. Stewart
Robinson
Parkway Ave
Cooperage Co
Apple
Chrysanthum
North Market
National Ave
S. Washington St
B. Nicholson
Apple Way
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