Extra Session Faces a Cautious Trade Outlook
Congress opens a special session to tackle farm and labor laws amid concern for business. Senate leader Barkley doubts a tax revision can pass before Christmas, while Speaker Bankhead says it is too big a problem for hasty action. President Roosevelt to outline priorities at noon.
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Bankhead
Washington
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Congress
O'Connor
D-Ny
House Rules Committee
House
Jones
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
Officials vow to stamp out rural school break-ins
MA Winchester notes officials aim to stop thieves entering rural schools during vacations. Damage costs over years reach thousands. One hearing found the building entered for a drunken party, and little sympathy is given to those convicted.
Eminent Divines Preach At Mission In Winchester
Winchester hosts a two day Virginia State Preaching Mission opening Wednesday at 10 30 am at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church. Morning women and ministers conferences run both days with noon mass meetings and lunches. A George Washington Hotel luncheon Thursday followed by men and young people events. Notable religious and educational leaders headline and the team will tour Charlottesville Danville and other Virginia cities.
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Winchester
Virginia State
National Preaching Mission
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Loudoun Street
George Washington
First Baptist Church
Danville
Peterburg
Virginia
Blackstone
Charlottesville
Death summons Mrs. J. N. Moling in Winchester after illness
Mrs Ethel Kremer Moling wife of James N Moling a member of an old Winchester family died early today at her home 523 North Loudoun street after a protracted illness. She fractured a limb last year and never fully recovered. She was born and raised in Winchester daughter of the late George Kremer and Miss Margaret Diefenderfer. Survivors include her husband a longtime Winchester businessman and former treasurer of the Sarah Zane Fire Company.
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Ethel Kremer Moling
James N. Moling
Winchester
North
Loudoun Street
Moling
Democratic City Executive Committee
National Grange Meeting Broadcast Reaches Attendees
Frederick county Grange members unable to travel to Harrisburg listened to the national farm hour broadcast from 12:30 to 1:30 p m. Many left yesterday for Harrisburg to receive the seventh degree. Delegation from the lower Shenandoah Valley included EB Funk Kathryn Funk B O Brumback Dorothy Keller Orvis Dunham Roy Bageant Colleen Bageant Foster Beageant Ellen Brumback Virginia Buumback Frank Strother E M Strother.
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Frederick County
The
Grange
Harrisburg
Lower
Shenandoah Valley
EB. M. Funk
Kathryn Funk
B. O. Brumback
Dorothy Keller
Orvis Dunham
Roy Bageant
Colleen Bageant
Foster Beageant
Ellen Brumback
Virginia Buumback
Frank Strother
E. M. Strother
Notice Prohibits Burning Leaves on Street
A public notice states burning leaves on streets is illegal by law. The rule is enforced to prevent smoke and fire hazards and applies to all residents and property owners.
Chuck and Rays Open Weekends for Beer Sale
Local ad notes Chuck and Rays will be open Friday Saturday and Sunday offering beer. Also listed is a classified notice seeking good homes for pretty male kittens with contact phones.
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Chuck & Rays
Sun
Dale Carnegie Daily Column Begins in The Star
The Star announces a new daily feature by Dale Carnegie inspired by his best seller How To Win Friends and Influence People. Each column will present plain facts and common sense in a homey inspiring tone.
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Dale Carnegie
the Star
Carnegie
Proclamation By Mayor Anderson Supports Red Cross Work
The proclamation urges community support for the Winchester Frederick County Red Cross chapter noting its vital welfare role. It highlights the year round program and emergency relief during the Ohio and Mississippi floods and calls for continued public endorsement.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Red Cross
Ohio
Mississippi River
Money to Lend at 5 Percent Interest
Herbert S. Larrick attorney advertises money to lend at five percent interest.
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Herbert S, Larrick
Atty
Poodle Seeks New Owner in Local Notice
Wanted to find owner or good home for female poodle dog. Phone 41 J or 1182 J.
Borrower of Our Fertilizer Please Return It
Winchester Seed Co. calls for the return of fertilizer borrowed by a named borrower. The notice cites a 11-13-1p-21 reference and urges prompt restitution.
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Winchester Seed CO
Three Frederick County Youths Guilty in School Damage
Three Frederick county youths were found guilty today of destroying school property at Howard's Chapel. Lee Davis, 20, pleaded guilty and received a $10 fine and costs plus 10 days in jail suspended. Otis Line and Roseby Elliott received 30 days in jail and costs.
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Frederick County
Howard's Chapel
A. J. Taventer
Leslie D. Kline
Frederick
Harrison
Burr P. Harrison
Commonwealth Attorney
Lee Davis
Otis Line
Roseby Elliott
Line
Elliott
Davis
Rally To Be Held Here By United Brethren Church
Winchester District delegates attend the fall institute and rally at the United Brethren Church on North Braddock street. The afternoon session at 2 30 includes devotions by Dr O T Deever and talks by Dr A P Havermale and Mrs R L Brill. Simultaneous conferences for ministers laymen women and girls follow with a fellowship luncheon at 5 30 featuring Walter Schutz and Janet Gilbert.
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United Brethren
Winchester
Virginia
United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
W. B. Obaugh
O. T. Deever
Board of Christian Education
A. P. Havermale
R. L. Brill
Woman's Missionary Association
Walter Schutz
Africa
Janet Gilbert
Otterbein Guild
Dayton
Ohio
Jury Offers To Help Man It Indicted
SAN FRANCISCO November 13 Grand jury members who indicted Carl W. Jackson Jr 26 on murder charges offered financial aid to defend him Foreman Marshall Dill said the jurors felt he deserves a break Jackson was arrested after his father was found beaten to death He pleaded self defense against a knife attack and said his mother came from Kansas City to escape the elder Jacksons brutality but he was followed and made their lives hell
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San Francisco
Carl W. Jackson, Jr
Marshall Dill
Jackson
Matthew Brady
Kansas City
Ex Convicts Charged With Lindbergh Kidnap Case
In Huntington, three ex convicts Arnett Booth John Travis and Orville Atkins faced Lindbergh law kidnapping charges as doctors said patient Dr James I Seder 79 a retired prohibition worker had very little chance to live Pneumonia from exposure during ten days in an abandoned mine led to the medical crisis FBI official R E Vetterli reported Booth and Travis were taken into custody and Atkins was captured near Canada Kentucky later eight miles to Williamson Vetterli said Booth implicated Atkins and Travis in a signed confession.
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Huntington
W. VA
James I. Seder
Prohibition
A. K. Kessler
R. E. Vetterli
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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John Travis
Orville Atkins
Booth
Travis
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Charles F. Steed
Atkins
Canada
Williamson
Vetterli
Logan proposes council to judge federal judges competence
Senator Logan of Kentucky urged Congress create a special council including senior circuit judges and the chief justice to consider incompetency charges against federal judges from the Supreme Court down. The plan would let the Justice Department file complaints and grant full due process. He favored a constitutional amendment for voluntary retirement at 70 with full pay and compulsory retirement at 75, with exemptions for current justices.
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Logan
D-Ky
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
United States
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Ashurst
D-Ariz
Judiciary Committee
Train collision near Springfield injures none in collision
Belea eNeS trains crashed head on in Springfield Missouri early today on the Meteor and Florida Special trains of the St. Louis and San Francisco Railway. No injuries reported. In a separate hearing a payroll robber testified he had no connection with the hold up as the defense rested.
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Springfield
Florida
St. Louis and
San Francisco Railway
Haiti Crisis Request Seeks U S Mediation Aid
The State Department said President Vincent of Haiti asked the United States along with Cuba and Mexico to offer good offices to resolve the Haiti Dominican dispute. In Los Angeles, Paul A Wright waived formal reading at his arraignment on murder charges in the deaths of his wife Evelyn and friend John Kimmel.
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State Department
Vincent
Haiti
United States
Cuba
Mexico
Los Angeles
Navy
Paul A. Wright
Evelyn
John Kimmel
Former deputy sheriff accused in $15000 Blackwood collision case
W McNutt once serving deputy sheriff faces accusation of involvement with the $15000 Blackwood Coal Company matter. Details unreadable in the fragment but indicates legal action or inquiry surrounding his connection to the company.
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Wise
W. McNutt
Blackwood Coal Company
Stimulus Ideas Grow From Officials and Business Leaders
Suggestions for stimulating home construction mounted today from business leaders and scientists, with a government chorus led by President Roosevelt. The push came as officials, researchers, and industry figures urged steps to boost housing and related industries amid economic concerns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Keeps Engagements as He Finalizes Congress Message
In Detroit on November 13, a tentative agreement on revising the United Automobile Workers contract with General Motors was ready for delegates of GM Local this week. Reports grew that the local might reject the pact despite its presentation readiness.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Japan Opens Way To Move On To Nanking
Shanghai dispatch reports a Japanese gunboat crossed a broken boom on the Whangpo river after mines were cleared. The mission signals preparations to move military supplies toward Nanking via Soochow creek, with U S Marines guarding the International Settlement. Normal traffic expected to resume as the breach is widened.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Shanghai
Whangpo River
Nanking
United States
Man Sought For Obtaining Travelers Checks At Clarke Bank
Police seek Bruce J Morrow a 35 year old six foot man who obtained 350 in travelers checks from the Bank of Clarke County Berryville after depositing an 8000 check drawn on the Orlando Bank Florida and claimed to have bought a farm He left with the travelers checks after another clerk received a payment check and bank officials traced the fraud to West Virginia and Richmond with the suspect believed to be traveling onward in the state.
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Bruce J. Morrow
Bank of
Clarke County
Berryville
Orlando
Fla
Olanda Bank
Morrow
Florida
West Virginia
Richmond
British Balloon Rampage Near Chaumont in France
A runaway British balloon drifted across the English Channel into northern France and crashed near Ligneville, 15 miles from Chaumont. It carried meteorological instruments valued in the thousands of dollars and was unattended when the accident occurred.
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France
Ligneville
English Channel
Boulogne-Sur-Mer
Royal Air Force
Audruicg
Grange Creates 18-Member Panel on Farm Policy
Harrisburg November 13. Louis J Taber master of the National Grange announces an 18 member special committee will draft policy on farm legislation to be studied and recommended to the delegates. Hearings will be held on 50 resolutions reflecting diverse views as Congress prepares initial consideration of agricultural measures. The panel includes members from California Arkansas Connecticut Pennsylvania and others with representatives spanning the nation. The focus includes ever normal granary policy and potential tensions as Taber considers retirement after 14 years.
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Harrisburg
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Congress
Taber
National Grange Committees On Agriculture, Cooperation
Grange
Proacioatiame
Officers Taking Course at Winchester Police School
The Winchester Police School enters its second week with Captain John Arnold leading classes. Registered students include Elwood J. Ward, Clyde B. Kelly, Edwin H. Smith, William A. Robinson, and others. top recruits will be chosen for the force by Chief Clayton W. Hollis early next year. The course runs through November and December, with additional non-applicants also taking part.
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Winchester Police School
John 8. Arnold
Alexandria
Elwood J. Ward
Clyde B. Kelly
Edwin H. Smith
William A. Robinson
Harold O. Gance
Francis M. Funk
James T. Boyd
Donald W. Patton
James D. Colvin
Harold E. McKee
George K. Dove
Walter R. Cochran
Carlton H Manuel
Charles H. Kitchen
Leslie L. Brannon
Lloyd H. Williams
Earl M. Carden
Amon Strosnider
Paul W. Hillyard
Otterbein J. Dorsey
Ernest M. Grim
Edwin B. Hinkins
Ernest C. Dove
Charles T. Reid
Holmes R. Wisecarver
Harvey C. Hutchinson
Robert H. Miller
Russell. Orndoff
M. J. Kelly
Clayton W. Hollis
Arnold
Rainy Outlook For Week Across Atlantic States
Weather outlook shows rain in the Middle Atlantic and southern North Atlantic regions starting Monday. Snow or rain expected in the northern North Atlantic areas Tuesday or Wednesday, with rain at week’s end. Colder Monday, warming Tuesday, then colder Wednesday night into Thursday, and warming again by week’s end.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
Nations clash at Brussels over Japan China war illegality
The Brussels conference heard the American British and French delegations draft a joint declaration denouncing Japan's military action in China as illegal. Dr. V K Wellington Koo urged withholding war materials from Japan. Italy opposed sanctions as outside the conference scope. Davis urged peace through treaties and voluntary settlement, while Japan rebuffed invitations to participate.
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China
Jan
V. K. Wellington Koo
Japan
Luigi Aldovrandi- Marescotti
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
United States
Norman H
Dr. Koo
Davis
Tokyo
Questions and Answers on Page Four Column Four
Readers are pointed to Page 4 Column 4 for guidance on travel timing Death Valley weather engineering student failures hot weather dog grooming Mussolini guards and Kipling's The Light That Failed endings with answers and context.
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