Wallace urges ever normal granary to curb corn cycles
Secretary Wallace proposes an ever normal granary with adequate corn reserves from years of plenty to guard against drought induced shortages. He urges farmer cooperation with government support to stabilize prices, livestock farming, soil conservation, and marketing to prevent boom bust cycles.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Indiana
Secretary of Agriculture
Walace
Forest lookout Mattison guards vast North Pacific primitiv
A. C. Mattison of Chelan National Forest in Canada holds a unique post as the lone U S forest lookout on foreign soil. From a 365 day perch he reports wildlife up close, noting a deer that licked his face, and hopes the remote region remains inviolate to preserve game for years to come.
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A. C. Mattison
Okanogan
Wash
Sam
Chelan National Forest
Boundary Line
Canada
North Pacific
Mattison
Basic Courses For Patrolmen To Be Offered
Chief of Police C. W. Hollis announced plans for a Police School to start Wednesday. The 25 hour training program will influence officer appointments, with students providing their own notebooks pencils and pens. Classes will run with 10 minute rests every 50 minutes and no smoking during sessions.
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C. W. Hollis
Winchester
Hollis
Registration For Diptheria Clinic Tomorrow Morning
Parents are reminded that registration for the annual diphtheria clinic sponsored by the Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital will be held tomorrow morning from 9 to 12 in the District Nurse Association offices near the courthouse. The clinic serves white and colored children and those who cannot afford care. It is not required to bring children on registration day if parents attend. The clinic runs Friday 9 to 12 for white children and Saturday 9 to 12 for colored children.
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Junior Auxiliary
Memorial Hospital
District Nurse Association
Court House
Page 4 Column 4 Teases Broad Q&A Topics
The item prompts readers to Page 4 Column 4 for questions about contests in the country, early ship streamlining, handwriting expertise, biblical verses about automobiles, the figure of Paul Bunyan, and a dangerous Amazon river fish, presenting a general knowledge feature.
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Paul Bunyan
Amazon
Policemen Wanted for Winchester Police Training Course
Applications for the position of policeman are open at the Chief of Police office with a deadline of November 10. Training in Winchester will require four hours weekly for six weeks, with selection based on fitness and course results. Indefinite appointment with six months probation and good behavior.
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Winchester
Weekend Road Crashes Send Several To Hospital
Arlington County man Glendie Good and Wheeling resident John Garrity suffered skull fractures and leg injuries in crashes near Cedarville and Kernstown. Raymond Cantimier was fined for reckless driving after a Cork and Stewart streets collision. Gale Updike and Aubrey Good were among others treated for injuries.
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John Garrity
Wheeling
W. Va
Kernstown
Glendie Good
Arlington
County
Memorial Hospital
Cedarville
Front Royal Turnpike
Aubrey Good
Washington
Front Royal
Appleway Cabin Camp
Charles P. Ritter
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Ritter
Ritters
Claude Derflinger
Derflinger
Kenneth Windle
Paul Siebert
Bayliss
Donald Weems
Raymond Cantimier
Frederick County
Harry K. Meade
Cork and
Stewart Streets
Gale W. Updike
Mr. Good
Father Wallj
Good
Sleeping illness grips Cumberland bride Mildred Stein
Mrs Mildred Brady Stein, 34, is in a coma at Allegany Hospital in Cumberland after a week long attack of lethargic encephalitis or sleeping sickness. Doctors believe a sinus condition triggered the illness and note she cannot take nourishment voluntarily. She was married recently to Eugene B. Stein.
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Cumberland
Mildred Brady Stein
Allegany Hospital
Stein
Eugene B. Stein
Two Walk Off At Prison Farm
Two convicts escaped from the Maryland Penal Farm near Hagerstown Maryland early today by opening an unbarred window in a watchman s rock and walking off Irvin Limper and John E Carson serving 23 and 12 years respectively for robbery Limper had been captured in Baltimore in a gunfight with police by robbing a downtown restaurant.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Here
Irvin Limper
John E. Carson
Limper
Baltimore
Linoleum and Window Shades at Reasonable Prices
Moling and Cather offer linoleum and window shades at lower prices with installation options. Local shoppers can compare samples in the showroom and inquire about bulk discounts and delivery services.
Kittens Seeks Homes in Local Classified Ad
Wanted good homes for pretty male kittens. Phone 1331 W or 41-1, 11. 5-1p-tf)
Supreme Court rulings set tone for Black and FTC case
The Supreme Court on November 6 rejected reconsideration bids by three Florida oil firms tied to Justice Hugh L. Black’s ineligibility claim. Black later issued his first decision on November 8, upholding FTC claims that two firms used unfair interstate marketing practices. The court also unanimously sustained an 1860 Pennsylvania escape statute.
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Washington
Florida
Supreme Court
Hugh L. Black
Black
Hugo L. Black
Federal Trade Commission
Pennsylvania
Service Sale To Duke A Feature Of Armistice Night
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a service sale at the George Washington Hotel on Armistice night with items made by disabled veterans. Profits aid veterans rehabilitation and the sale offers rugs baskets and leather goods priced from ten cents upward.
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American Legion Auxiliary
George Washington Hotel
Harry Lupton
Virginia
Open Season Rules for Clarke Frederick and Loudoun Discussed
The Commission on Game and Inland Fisheries met in Richmond to fix the 1937 open season. Proposals restrict hunting to Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from November 23, 1937, with grouse pheasants quail turkey rabbits and squirrels allocated by county across Clarke Frederick and Loudoun. Quail bag limit to seven per day.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Richmond
Commission On Game and Inland Fisheries
Thee
Carl H. Nolting
Clarke
Frederick
Loudoun
Six Months Suspended Term For Drunkenness Conviction
Jack Loick, previously convicted in Police Court of drunkenness, pleaded guilty in Corporation Court on appeal. Judge Philip Williams sentenced him to six months in jail but suspended the term on probation for one year subject to good behavior.
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Jack Loick
Corporation
Philip Williams
Stafford county grand jury indicts Marine in road side killing
Walter Ross a United States Marine was indicted by a Stafford county grand jury on charges of killing Elmer J. Davidson a Washington lawyer along a Virginia roadside on October 3. Judge Frederick Coleman set the trial for December 1.
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Fredericksburg
Stafford County
Walter Ross
U. S
Elmer J. Davidson
Washington
Virginia
Frederick Coleman
Roosevelt replies to Duke of Windsor Paris message
President Roosevelt acknowledges a Paris message from the Duke of Windsor expressing regret over the situation. He notes the courtesy and extends his own wishes and assurances amid ongoing World War II affairs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Duke of Windsor
Paris
Hoover warns against propaganda poison in politics at Colby
Former President Herbert Hoover told Colby College students that propaganda is a poison in politics and that free speech and free press must be defended with more speech. He warned dictators use free expression before silencing all but their own and urged exposing intellectual dishonesty to defeat half truths.
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Waterville
Herbert Hoover
Colby
Hoover
Colby College
Elijah Parish Lovejoy
Alton, Ill
Soviet drive against suspects continues on the revolution’s anniversary
Moscow reports show a wide scale crackdown on perceived enemies amid celebration of the twentieth anniversary. Seventeen death sentences are listed from the provinces including Trotskyist members in the Tartar republic and food distributors in Ukraine. Official removals trace to Turkmenistan and Ashkabad trading services on embezzlement charges. A Minsk paper promises informers rewards for 24 collective farmers. Over a million join a massive parade as Stalin observes the festivities.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tartar Republic
Ukraine
Rukmahamed Kurbanoff
Turkmenistan
Ashkabad
Minsk
Stores Closed for Armistice Day Observance
Andrew Bell announces that all principal city stores will close Thursday in observance of Armistice Day. The Retail Merchants Division had agreed months ago to observe July 4, Labor Day, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day as holidays.
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Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Retail Merchants Division
Sale of residence and store room at 568 N Cameron St
Public sale of the property of the late Henry F Haines located at 568 North Cameron Street will take place in front of the Court House at noon on Saturday November 13. The sale includes the residence and a store room and lists the legal description as part of the notice.
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Henry F. Haines
N. Cameron St
Court House
Two Are Fined For Operating Slot Machines
Sheriff J W Newcome warned Frederick county residents to follow the slot machine code and said he would summon violators and seize machines. Two more convictions since Saturday resulted in fines and costs of 35 25 as Hammack Brothers Middletown and Kernstown Cabin Camp faced seizures. Trial Justice A J Tavenner imposed the penalties under section 4694 A detailing misdemeanor fines and potential jail terms.
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J. W. Newcome
Frederick
Hammack Brothers
Middletown
Kernstown
A. J. Tavenner
Newcome
Progress Slow on WPA Financed Storm Sewer
Work on the Jefferson street to Valley avenue storm sewer proceeds slowly with about 900 feet of large concrete pipe installed out of 2 360 feet total. The $25 000 WPA financed project aims to drain a large area and eliminate dangerous dips at several intersections.
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Jefferson Street
Valley Avenue
Gerrard Street
Col Roszel To Address Lions Club Armistice Day
Tomorrow the Lions Club holds a 12 30 luncheon at the George Washington Hotel with Col Brantz M Roszel speaking on Citizenship and Patriotism. The program recalls World War days and songs from the era while club members are urged to attend and participate.
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Lions’ Club
Brantz M. Roszel
American Legion
France
George Washington
P. G. Ireland
Public Sale Of Household Goods On Nov 11 At Trimble Farm Va
A public sale of household goods will be held Thursday November 11 1937 at 10 AM on the W D Trimble Farm located on Apple Pie Ridge Road two miles north of White Hall Virginia. The notice lists items and sale details readable from the ad.
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W. D. Trimble
Apple Pie Ridge Road
North White Hall
Fighting Rages South and West of Shanghai as China Counterattacks
Chinese forces launch a counter offensive to isolate a 25,000 man Japanese force near the Shanghai seacoast. Fighting rages south and west of the city, with Chinese reinforcements at Sungkiang and Minhang and reports of Japanese advances near Soochow Creek and the Hangchow Bay area.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Shanghai
Seacoast
Chekiang Province
Hangchow Bay
Soochow Creek
Whangpoo River
Minhang
Whangpoo
Hangchow-Shanghai
Sungkiang
Kashing-Kashan
Changyen
St. Mary's Hall
Kwangwha University
International Settlement
Tsukazah
Lincoln Road
Robbed By Fare
Baltimore cab driver Thomas Biggs was knocked unconscious and robbed of eight dollars by a passenger who fled the scene early today.
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Baltimore
Thomas Biggs
Slugged By Three In Baltimore Robbery
Edward Kaiser, 32, told police he was beaten by three men and robbed of 725 dollars. He received treatment at University Hospital.
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Baltimore
Edward Kaiser
University Hospital
Sudden Death Stays On Job The Week End
A Associated Press report notes high highway death tolls during a holiday week end. About 181 people killed nationwide in nine months. New York State records 1,863 deaths, with several multi casualty crashes across Adairsville Georgia Rhinerack New York Knox City Missouri and other locations.
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Associated Press
New York State
Adairsville
Rhinerack
N. Y
Knox City
National Safety Council
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