Army Navy Grid Game Scheduled for December 13
Army and Navy prepared for a post season charity game in New York on December 18 with options at Yankee Stadium or the Polo Grounds. Major Philip Fleming travels to Annapolis to finalize details while General Smith endorses the plan amid unemployment relief concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Navy-Pennsylvania
Army-Notre Dame
Smith
Philip Fleming
Washington
Annapolis
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Whalen
Adams
Grover Whalen
Robinson
Naval Academy
New York City
Citizens’ Committee
Col
Edward Underwood
Salvation Army
R. C. Patterson
William V. Pratt
Naval Operations
Navy Annapolis
Hunters Line Up For Licenses As Season Opens
The county clerk's office saw a flood of applicants for state and county hunting licenses. The general hunting season opens just before sunrise tomorrow and many residents and non residents aimed to be among the first in the field. Officials expected several hundred cards and buttons to be issued before 5 PM.
Room for Rent with Board in Desirable Town Section
Room for rent with board in desirable town section. Two people. Men preferred. Write A B c o Star. (11 14 e0d 1p 3t)
Death Mourns J. M. Mason Aged Confederate Veteran
Jonathan Martin Mason 90s died after a stroke at his Sharpe street home. A native of Gainesboro Frederick County he served with Company D 33rd Infantry Stonewall Brigade in the Civil War. Survived by six sons two daughters 39 grandchildren 32 great grandchildren and a widow Maria Sirbaugh. Funeral Sunday at 2 from Sharpe street residence with Rev. Charles Wagner officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Martin Mason
Oan Bee
East
Sharpe Street
Mason
Mr. Mason
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Jonathan Bingley Mason
Miss Braithwaite
Winchester
Joseph T
Stanley O
Avelin G., Mason
Florence Cordelia Pipher
City
Eliza Ellen Clark
Bloomington
Charles Wagner
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Training Class At Gainesboro Set For Second Year
Arrangements are made for the second annual Standard Training Class at the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Gainesboro Virginia the week after November 17. Rev. John F. Locke will teach the unit A Study of the Pupil a course aiding teachers and prospective teachers. The course aims to deepen understanding of how Christian personality grows and how this can be guided effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Gainesboro
Toay
John F. Locke
Safe Crackers Enter Railway Office In Maryland Heist
Safe crackers broke into the combined post office Washington Baltimore Annapolis electric rail road ticket office and cigar store in Pasadena Maryland early today. They escaped with cash stamps and merchandise valued at 495 dollars. Postmaster J M Appleton discovered the break when opening for business and found the safe battered open and the combination s battered off in a nearby woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pasadena
Washington
Baltimore
Annapolis Electric Railroad
J. M. Appleton
Peter Pan at Colonial Theatre Nov 15
A listing shows Peter Pan presented at the Colonial Theatre on Saturday November 15 with an 11 to 7 window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Sat
Miss Lillian Anderson named hospital superintendent
Carter announces Miss Lillian Anderson appointed superintendent and business manager of Winchester Memorial Hospital to replace Major Walter L Simpson. Anderson, a trained nurse with experience at Memorial Richmond Stuart Circle and Baptist Winston-Salem, will share duties as superintendent and supervisor of nurses. Major Simpson heads to Durham then New Haven to lead Grace Hospital directed by Yale University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lillian Anderson
Walter L. Simpson
Miss Anderson
Miss Anderson Memorial Hospital
Richmond
Stuart Circle Hospital
Baptist Hospital
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mary Gordon
Toronto
Canada
Yale University
Great Secrecy Observed By Swiss Police
The Exchange Telegraph reports Swiss police are tight lipped about a plot to assassinate members of the Soviet delegation to the preparatory disarmament commission. A Russian letter to the Soviet delegation and the League of Nations secretary general details a plan to attack the departing train and kill the party including Maxim Litvinoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Geneva
Exchange Telegraph Today
Preparatory Disarmament Commission
League of Nations
Maxim Litvinoff
Man Who Slew Rival In Love To Be Observed
Baltimore November 14 Associated Press Westphal a 70 year old caretaker who killed his rival in love will be examined by experts before the Howard county grand jury. He is improving at University Hospital after two bullet wounds near his heart suffered Wednesday. A coroner's jury ruled he shot Charles Hubbell after Hubbell married the woman Westphal had divorced. Westphal then set fire to the three story Howard county home where he was caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatedress
Baltimore
Herman Westphal
Careatker
Howard County
Grand Jury
Ellicott City
Westphal
University Hospital
Charles Hubbell
Three Killed in Madrid Labor Riots Turmoil
Three men were killed and about a dozen seriously wounded as labor riots disrupted Madrid for half an hour. About 500 others sustained less serious injuries in the unrest that shook the city on November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madrid
Lure of Africa Shown At Winchester Church
A 1200 foot film presented at Winchester United Brethren Church on Monday November 17 at 7 30 p m features scenes from Africa. Dr S G Ziegler of Dayton Ohio produced the set highlighting native life travel and missionary work. The presentation aims to acquaint viewers with Africa's vast resources and needs and no admission is charged with a free will offering invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Winchester United Brethren Church
United States
8. G. Ziegler
Dayton
Ohio
Foreign Missionary Society
United Brethren Church
Appreciation From Judge Fishburne After Union Victory
Judge John W. Fishburne thanks Democratic supporters after his November 4 victory over Republican J. A. Garber in Charlottesville Virginia. He credits district workers for the win and predicts a bright 1932 presidential race with a united party aiming for the White House in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Garber
John W. Fishburne
Charlottesville
Democratic Workers of
Democratic Party
White House
Bishop Cannon Still Unable To Move With Pain
Washington November 11 Bishop James Cannon Jr of the Methodist Episcopal Church South remained unable to move without pain during hospital treatment for inflammatory arthritis. Doctors said the arthritis had not spread and credited a latent infection from a 1927 Africa Congo attack as the possible cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Belgian Congo
Three Injured Digging for Buried Victims on Fourviere Hill
Franc Lyons reports three workmen were injured by falling masonry while digging for victims of a landslide on Fourviere Hill. Authorities plan dynamite to remove unstable walls as a wide zone is evacuated. Five bodies recovered. 60 to 100 believed buried under debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Franc
Fourviere Hill
Ben
Temperance Rally Planned by WCTU in Washington
Mrs. Ella A Boole president and other WCTU officials plan a monster dry rally in Washington around December 1 to energize dry members of Congress. The event aims to unite about 18 prohibition organizations in support of prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Ella A. Boole
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Washington
Congress
Stock Market Maintains Its Cheerful Temper
The market stayed cheerful but unsettled by profit taking and bears selling for a secondary reaction. Early losses gave way to a broad advance with many shares rising one to three points above yesterday’s close. Call money remained at 2 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Henry Ramey Succumbs To Flu In Strasburg
Henry Ramey aged 64 dies at home after a ten day illness from influenza following an election day cold. A well known Republican leader in Shenandoah and Frederick counties he leaves a widow Ola Grove and son Capt M G Ramey, an instructor at VMI. Funeral at Strasburg Presbyterian Church Saturday at 11 with Rev Harry M Crim officiating and interment in Riverview Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Henry Ramey
Ramey
Shenandoah
Frederick
Capt
M. G Ramey
Lexier Ee Oe Sabon
Winchester
Ola Grove
M. G. Ramey
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
Mr. Ramey
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Harry M. Crim
Riverview Cemetery
Plan For Anglo American Ocean Air Mail Route
Washington reports plans for a transatlantic air mail line with Pan American Airways and Imperial Airways to start within a year. Charleston S C could be the American terminus due to weather, with Bermuda and the Azores as bases. The venture may later carry passengers beyond mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Atlantic
Irving Glover
Pan-American Airways, Incorporated
Imperial Airways, Limited
England
Glover
Charleston
S. C
Bermuda
Azores
United States
South America
States
Kidnapers Target Prominent Figures in Europe War Warning
A report notes kidnapers aiming at many notable persons. It observes that some leaders insist war in Europe remains possible, while denying any German plot for global domination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
World
Noted trainer Henderson hospitalized in Maryland
Berryville Virginia dispatchreports trainer 5M Henderson of the Audley Farm stable is at Mercy Hospital Baltimore undergoing an ear infection operation. He is expected to return in time to lead his string to Bowie for the year’s eastern finale. Trainer Logan Denny assists Charlie Dever with Hendersons horses during Pimlico meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Miller Henderson
Audley Farm
Mercy Hospital
Baltimore
Henderson
Bowie
Logan
Denny
Charlie Dever
Mr. Henderson
Pimlico
Gets Retrial In Case Of One Cent Damages
Richmond November 13. Dr R W Bragg a former member of the House of Delegates from Brunswick county appealed from a verdict granting him one cent damages and won a reversal. He had charged L J Hammack with circulating a libelous letter about his reputation. The state supreme court reversed the circuit court ruling and remanded for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
R. W. Bragg
House of Delegates
Brunswick County
Dr. Bragg
L. J. Hammack
House
Hammack
State Supreme Court Today
Brunswick County Circuit Court
de Cent
Quiet Restored In Havana After Student Riot
Havana returned to peace after student disorders prompted suspension of the city constitution and martial law. Troops patrolled streets and forbidden gatherings after a 14 year old boy was fatally wounded, creating a tense yet quiet night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Havana
Bloodshed On Lettish Frontier
Reuters dispatches from Riga report heavy fighting between peasants and Communist forces near the Lettish Russian frontier in Ostrog and Opotokha. Villages including Jelino and Dubki were destroyed by armored train bombardments after coercive corn seizures and collectivization efforts. Peasants were executed and many families jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Ostrog
Opotokha
Reuter
Riga
Jelino
Dubki
Selection of Ablest Men for Government Urged
Editorial argues that a stable self government requires choosing the most capable leaders rather than leaving the choice to lesser minds. It warns that without discernment in elections the nation cannot govern itself effectively.
Tokyo Premier Hamaguchi Shot at At Central Station
Premier Hamaguchi was shot on a Tokyo Central Station platform by a 23 year old member of the Aikokusha group. The bullet penetrated his abdomen and he remained in grave condition with transfusions reported. The assailant was seized and identified as Tomeo goya of the Aiko kusha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hamaguchi
Na Central
Okayama
Tomeoce 23
Oya
Aamentian
Central Station
Herly
Iwane Hamaguchi
Tomeo Goya
Aiko Kusha
Sendai
Premier Hamaguchi
Premier Hara
London
Yuko Hamaguchi
Tosa
Shikoku
Finance
Kato
Wakatsuki
Kakatsuki
Buy Buy Fogle Farm 200 Acres in Pike Frontage Subdivision
200 acre Fogle Farm auction at the County Court House on Saturday November 15. Pure spring water through fields and young timber with grass. Located 3 miles from Winchester on Pike front. Property to be sold regardless of price as a bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fogle
County Court House
Winchester
Keep Your Youth Send Us Your Laundry
Winchester Steam Laundry advertises pickup and delivery for laundry services with contact calls 28 or 29 and note of pickup days Monday Wednesday Saturday, with l p tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Point
Major Fleming
B. & C. Bread
J. M. Mason
Major Simpson
Einstein
Albert Einstein
California
California Institute of Technology
Mount Wilson Observatory
Judge Fishburne
Ralph James
Detroit
Alice Collier
The
Capitol
Stock Market
Ocean Air Mail
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles
Boy Scouts
Board of Supervisors
Narke County
Battletown
Tury
Cie
Lettish Frontier
Tokyo