Committees Organized To Shape Peace Parley Plan
Secretary of State Cordell Hull forms committees for the inter American conference to maintain peace aboard a ship. The draft policy seeks Pan American neutrality through embargo measures and economic cooperation, guiding talks in Buenos Aires beginning December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. American Legion AT Sea
Cordell Hull
United States
Inter- American Conference For the Maintenance of Peace
Hull
Buenos Aires
State Department
Washington
Roosevelt
Americas
Europe
Asia
Winchester column warns against rainy-day gripes and sour moods
One columnist argues those who throw wet blankets at home or abroad demoralize peace and happiness. The piece notes grouches thrive in crowds and that some alternate between grumpy public vigor and private sourness resembling a Jekyll and Hyde arc. It cites humor as the best accessory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hether
Iter
Hackeray
Roll Call Opens Red Cross Drive in Winchester Frederick
Proclamation sets November 12 to 26 for the annual Roll Call of the Winchester Frederick chapter of the American Red Cross. Luncheon at Baptist church on Nov 12 features Nat Wilson and Carl Hunt. welfare leaders and agency officials attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Anderson
Winchester-Frederick
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Baptist Church
National Red Cross
Nat Wilson
Carl Hunt
Eucialia Nalley
Nan Keating
Frederick County
Winchester
Douglas Fuller
Mary Pearson
Evelyn Dean
District Nurse Association
Major Mars
Salvation Army
Robert Barton
Board of Public Welfare
Mary McCone
Memorial Hospital
Abolish Grid Playing Rule Proposed by College Topics
The University of Virginia student paper College Topics urges scrapping the Southern Conference player compensation rules including the Graham Plan. It calls for a new code or UVA withdrawal to form its own system, arguing players may work for support while playing football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
College Topics
Armistice Day Memorial Service Plan Released
Armistice Day program announced for a memorial service with a parade near the Episcopal Church at Boscawen and Washington streets. The event features hymns prayers by Dr. Flickinger and Rev. R B Nelson, a lesson by Dr. Sydenstricker, an address, offering, benediction and recessional. clergy urged to attend in the Chancel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Boscawen
Washington Streets
Flickinger
Sydenstricker
R. B. Nelson
Coal and Wood Best Grades For Sale
Braithwaite and Hershberger offer bulk mince meat 2 tbs 35c at Pure Food Store on E Baker Street with phone 728 for orders. Includes price and location details from a local newspaper ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braithwaite & Hershberger
E. Baker
Pappy Slayer Granted Appeal By Virginia Court
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals granted a writ of error to J. W. Nelson Jr. of Mathews County. He was convicted of killing his 48 year old father at their farm last December claiming self defense to protect his mother from his drunken rage. The court review challenges a four year prison sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
J. W. Nelson, Jr
Mathews County
Lundeen Proposes Help for Progressive Liberals
Senator elect Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota a Farmer Laborite volunteered his services to progressives and liberals aiming to consolidate forces into a national Farmer-Labor party. He issued the statement thanking Minnesota voters for their support in the recent election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Ernest Lundeen
Minnesota Farmer-Laborite
Farmer-Labor
Minnesota
Armistice Day Library Closes Early
The Handley Library will close tomorrow in observance of Armistice Day. Borrowers are urged to return or renew books before the 9 o'clock closing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley Library
All Wall Paper Sale Reduced 25 to 50 Percent
Hillyard Wall Paper & Paint Co offers discounts of 25 to 50 percent on wallpaper. Contact phone number 62 for details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillyard Wall Paper & Paint Co
Phone
Oyster Supper Benefit at Gore Lodge Hall
A Gore High School event hosts an oyster supper on Wednesday at 8 p m with a program and music by Gore High School students. Proceeds support a benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gore Lodge Hall
Gore High School
New Faces Elected to Police Force and Committee Actions
At a Common Council meeting three new officers were elected to replace outgoing members. Carter Baker John M Massie and C M Carden will join the force while Pur sel Plank H L Bowers and Edward Hinkins depart. Boyd remains captain. Committee member John Rosenberger described ongoing work to study administration methods and draft regulations for the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Baker
John M. Massie
C. M. Carden
Pursel Plank
H. L. Bowers
Edward Hinkins
Bowers
Boyd
Thomas Boyd
B. C. Cline
Ernest C. Dove
Francis M. Funk
Amon Strasnider
Lloyd Williams
John Rosenberger
Police Committee
Rosenberger
Wallace Beery's Father Injured in Fall
Noah Beery Sr., 86, father of actor Wallace Beery, is hospitalized with a fractured hip at Queen of Angels Hospital. He was injured in a fall and is cheered by the prospect of a visit from his son who flew back from the east to be with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Noah Beery
Wallace Beery
Queen of Angels Hospital
Beery
McKellar Pushes Senate Probe Into Digest Poll
Senator McKellar of Tennessee called for an official Senate investigation into the Literary Digest national election poll. He urged preserving all related materials for the inquiry and argued the pre election poll misled voters and must be prevented in future elections. He noted the Digest correctly predicted three past elections but failed this year with Landon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
McKellar
D-Tenn
Literary Digest
Senate
Congress
Alf M. Landon
Vermont
Maine
General Motors Increases Wages and Bonuses
More than 200000 GM employees received year end dividends of 1.50 a common share and a 10 million Christmas payment under an appreciation fund. Wage earners get a five cent hourly raise effective immediately, replacing a lump sum in 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
United States Steel
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Chrysler
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
National Preaching Mission Planned for Winchester
The Winchester Ministerial Association announces a National Preaching Mission at Grace Lutheran Church on Friday November 13 with morning 10 o clock, afternoon 2 15 and evening 7 30 services plus a 12 30 luncheon conference. Washington pastors Dr C E Hawthorne Robert M Skinner George E Schnabel Horace E Cromer Perry Mitchell speak, urging all churches and rural communities to join in renewing roots of faith and social welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Winchester
Washington
Grace Lutheran
George Clark 29 Ends Life In Winchester Apple Butter Set
George Clark a 29 year old native of West Virginia shot himself at 2 PM on the porch of Roy Dellinger’s home 1319 South Loudoun Street Winchester after a casual farewell note to his father and brother. He had been living in Winchester three years with his last job in the Howard Lantz orchard near Kernstown. He leaves a family including his mother Annie M Clark of Reliance and siblings Harvey Clark and four sisters. Funeral arrangements not set.
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George Clark
Roy Dellinger
South
Loudoun Street
Clark
West Virginia
Annie M. Clark
Reliance
Dellingers
Dellinger
Clarke
James Clark
Harvey Clark
Maryland
Winchester
Blanch Clark
Martinsburg
Geneva White
Middleway
W. Va
Dorothy
Carnegie Illinois Council Formed to Bargain for 50000 Steel Workers
The newly organized Carnegie Illinois Corporation council in Pittsburgh elected F. W. Bohne of McDonald Ohio as chair and William B. Hadden of Vandergrift as vice chair. The body includes 34 employee representatives from 17 plants and 34 company representatives and will bargain with United States Steel for about 50 000 workers. Spokesman William Garrity of Braddock said workers will accept a 10 percent wage rise but seek further boosts, potentially adding 10 million to payrolls in the Pittsburgh district before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Illinois Corporation
Pittsburgh-Youngstown
F. W. Bohne
McDonald, O
William B. Hadden
Vandergrift
United States Steel
Bohne
McDonald
William Garrity
Braddock
Caregie-Illinois Steel Corporation
Garrity
New Threat In Honolulu Sparks Pacific Coast Strike Tactics
A mass meeting of 1,000 maritime workers in Honolulu voted to return seven strikebound ships to the Pacific coast if longshoremen are used exclusively and Hawaiian waterfront workers join future talks. Matson line rejects unionist conditions as most Honolulu dock workers are not union members. The stalemate hinges on Hawaii’s non union ports and holds up ship resumption talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Harras
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Matson Line
Hawaiian
Hilo
William Craft
International Longshoreman’s Association
Duke Barred In U S Court
Federal Judge Robert N Pollard barred Jesse C Duke an attorney for Rep John W Hoeppel of California and his son from further participation in Federal District Court The government seeks to remove the Hoeppels to Washington to begin serving jail sentences for con spiracy to sell an appointment to the United States Military Academy The court delayed the removal hearing to allow new counsel and the defendants to respond The Hoeppels were remanded to Henrico county jail after a habeas corpus hearing and denied freedom Duke said to harbor criminals was cited for his action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Robert N. Pollard
John H. Hoeppel
California
Charles
Washington
United States Military Academy
Jesse C. Duke
John W. Hoeppel
Federal District Court
Hoeppels
Dr Dafoe On Annual Frolic In Chicago
Dr Alan Dafoe the Dionne quintuplets physician is off for his annual frolic in Chicago he jokes he can t get away from work in summer and enjoys a light hearted break away from delivering babies across the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alan Dafoe
British munitions output to extend through 1940
London November 10 Sir Thomas Inskip the defense coordination minister told the House of Commons that Britain will extend munitions output in 1937 and continue expanding until 1940 to bolster empire defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Thomas Inskip
House of Commons
Great Britain
Insurgent Forces Bomb Madrid As Resistance Cites dwindling
Rebel officers report Madrid bombardment by three fascist bombers dropping incendiaries over the southern and western districts. The assault, supported by heavy shelling along the Manzanares, pushes insurgents toward the city with calls that the capital’s defense is waning.
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Alexander H. Uhl
Madrid
Casa de Campo
Matanares
Nea Deerber
Cala de Seal
Casa del Campo
Cuatro Caminos
Angel Gate
Toledo
Seville
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Manzanares
Paris
Madrid-Toledo
Carabanche Bajo
Toledo Bridge
Palace
Royal
Church Open For Peace Prayers After Armistice Parade
Christ Episcopal Church invites all to pray for world peace and better conditions. The church will be open all day for prayers and meditations with Rev. Robert B. Nelson leading a memorial service after the Armistice Day parade. Individuals may attend before or after the service.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
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Digest
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U.S
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