President Roosevelt lauds new pioneering spirit at Harrodsburg monument
President Roosevelt dedicates a $100,000 granite monument to Unknown Pioneer in Harrodsburg Kentucky linking frontier courage to 1934 era efforts in the Tennessee Valley. Senator Barkley hails the president as a pioneering leader as he moves on toward Warm Springs Georgia.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Kentucky
Harrodsburg
Roosevelt
America
George Rogers Clark
Northwest
Tennessee Valley
Alben W. Barkley
Fed
Atlantic Seaboard
Commonwealth
Old Fort Harrod
Tennessee
Warm Springs
Pioners
Hunters Bunched in Field Prompt Public Alarm
A Shenandoah county youth was grievously wounded as hunting season opened. Nearby residents report five hunters in a small field near a house, with birds scattered and a rabbit killed. The writer urges safer, more respectful hunting and warns against shooting near dwellings.
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Shenandoah County
Rotary Meeting Outlines Home Improvement Loan Plan
Dr. B B Dutton presided as guest speaker outlining a federation project to spend about 100000 in Winchester over six months. Banks will offer long term three year loans with government repayment guarantees to repair houses boosting employment and city prosperity. A demonstration showed how living spaces could be improved. Rotary committee chairmen will meet next Thursday before the George Washington Hotel session to hear Paul D Bowden.
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B. B. Dutton
Rotarians
Pield
Federa Pro
Said
Winchester
Rotary
George Washington Hotel
Paul D. Bowden
Warrenton
Grocers Meet Postponed To November Twenty Seventh
The Retail Grocers' Association announced the meeting set for Tuesday, November 27 at the South End Hose Company hall. The delay follows a Martinsburg merchants group request to attend a showing on modern merchandising techniques, with several members unavailable on the original date. All food merchants and employees are invited.
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Hoye Riley
Retail Grocers’ Association
Martinsburg
South End Hose Company
Biddle Named Chairman of Labor Board
Biddle of Philadelphia was named chairman of the Labor Relations Board in Washington. He will direct the effort to maintain an industrial truce by settling labor disputes, succeeding Lloyd K. Garrison who resigned to return to the University of Wisconsin where he is acting Dean of the law school.
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Washington
Fd Nag Biddle
Philadelphia
Labor Relations Board
Biddle
Lloyd K. Garrison
University of Wisconsin
Noted British Sculptor Charles Sargeant Jagger Dies
Charles Sargeant Jagger a 49 year old British sculptor was found dead in his bed likely from natural causes. He won the Rome prize in sculpture in 1924 and last year received the Royal Society of British Sculptors medal for his stone groups at the Imperial Chemical House in London.
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London
Charles Sargeant Jagger
Jagger
Rome
Royal Society of British Sculptors
Imperial Chemical House
Declines To Form Belgian Cabinet
Brussels on November 16 reports Henri Jaspar former foreign minister asked King Leopold to be relieved of forming a new cabinet. Jaspar conferred with the King after reports Leopold disagreed with at least one nomination. The De Broqueville government resigned days earlier.
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Brussels
Belgium
Henri Jaspar
Foriign Affairs
Leopold
Jaspar
Charles de Broqueville
Deer Hunt Ends in Death of Conkville Boy
Thomas Dellinger, 20, died after buckshot perforated his groin and abdomen during a deer hunt in Shenandoah county near Woodstock. He fell while climbing a North Mountain cliff, was rushed to Woodstock then Winchester Memorial Hospital, and died at 1 20 this morning. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow at two from his parents home with services at St Pauls Lutheran Jerome. He is survived by his parents and several brothers and sisters.
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Conkville
Shenandoah County
Thomas Dellinger
John David Dellinger
Woodstock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clayton
Monroe Smoot
Fravel
Winchester
Dellinger
North Mountain
Liberty Purnace
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jerome
Conkcville
Stoutamyer
Board Named By Roosevelt Raps the NRA Board Named By Roosevelt Raps the NRA
A National Planning Board report from Roosevelt appointed members Lorwin and Henrich criticizes the farm program. It warns of extreme danger in basing policy on output curtailment and disclaims authorship of the views.
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Washington
NRA
Farm Administration
National Planning Board
Roosevelt
Lewis L. Lorwin
A. F. Henrich
Rev Rohart to Preach in County
The Rev. E. J. Rohart of the First Brethren Church will preach at 3 30 Sunday afternoon at the Indian Hollow Mission. The Sunday School led by Mrs. Henry W. McVicar will meet at 3 o'clock. Everyone is invited to attend.
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E. J. Rohart
First Brethren Church
Indian Hollow Mission
Henry W. McVicar
Milk Cows at Nick Jackson Sale Near Red Bud
A sale of milk cows is scheduled near Red Bud at Nick Jackson on Tuesday November 20 at 10 am. The notice lists farm livestock for auction with buyer participation details.
Oranges Sale Ad From City Fruit Market
Thru Thursday November 22 from 5 to 9 pm at home of Mrs Geo Pitzer underauspices of Clear Brook Presbyterian Church Auxiliary. Price 35 cents. Oranges 49 cents per peck at City Fruit Market located at Main and Water. Ip-lt
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Thurs
Geo. Pitzer
Auspices
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church Auxiliary
Price
City Fruit Market
Main & Water
Snider & Son Coal Offers Delivery Service
Coal sale at 4.50 dollars per ton with delivery available for one dollar within a 54 mile city radius. Snider & Son advertise loading and delivery options for local customers.
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W. Snider & Son
Price missing in Montgomery Ward ad shows 39.95 washer
Printing error in the Star advertisement obscured the electric washer price. The listed price is 39.95 dollars, though not fully visible in one section.
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Montgomery Ward & Co
Star
Brakeman Recovers From Near-Disaster At Winchester Yards
Brakeman Mr. Ogden sustains sprained ligaments after falling from an empty box car in Winchester yards on October 26. Fellow worker Mr. Hutzler saved his life by dropping a wooden block between Ogden and the drifting car. The incident is described as a providential stroke unlikely to occur often.
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Ogden
Winchester
Hutzler
Mr. Ogden
Long Sees Legislature Enact Moratorium and 43 Measures
Baton Rouge November 16 Senator Long pushed through debt moratorium and 43 other special session measures as the House concurred in amendments. The Senate moved swiftly with Long striding the floor supplying driving power, a pace unseen in the state legislature.
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Baton Rouge
Deeee
Huey
Lone
House
Kingfish
Long
Noted Actor Fatally Injured
Dallas Anderson a 60 year old stage figure died at City Hospital from multiple injuries after being struck by a automobile Tuesday night He was one of three principals of the Walter Hampden Company which performed here yesterday and the day before
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Richmond
Dallas Anderson
Anderson
Walter Hampden
Two Die In Geneva Hotel Fire At Park Hotel
Geneva November 16. Fire at the Park Hotel in Exchange street destroyed the three story building causing $40,000 loss. Two men died from burns and two other guests were injured and taken to Geneva General Hospital after fleeing in their nightclothes.
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Geneva
N. Y
Park
Exchange Street
Geneva General Hospital
Ickes Rules Against Tennessee Park Highway Claim
Secretary Ickes said his decision is final and will not be altered regarding Tennessee's claim for a portion of the park to park highway linking the Shenandoah Valley with the Great Smoky Mountains as President Roosevelt travels to Warm Springs.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee
Shenandoah Valley
Great Smoky Mountains
Bee sale notice near Red Bud by Nick Jackson
Orchardists alerted for a sale featuring 22 stands of bees by Nick Jackson on Tuesday November 20 at 10 am near Red Bud. Handles include 11-16-1p-lst.
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Nick Jackson Sale
Red Bud
Nick Jackson
Public Auction At Court House Saturday November 17
Public sale at the Court House at 12 Noon featuring small blocks of stock from Potomac Edison 6% and various financial and bank institutions including Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Shenandoah Valley National Bank Virginia Apple Storage. Dunn & Duvall, Auctioneers. November 16 notice.
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Court House
Potomac Edison
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia
Dunn & Duvall
Aucts
Local Hunters Report Turkey and Quail Possessions After Opening Day
The opening day of the hunting season yields several turkeys, quail, and rabbit taken by local hunters. Names include R. E. Wo, Gus Haines, Shanholtz, and Worsley with a gobbler. Glasses note 16 in Shanholtz's sighting near Gore and mixed success among peers.
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R. E. Wo
Gus Haines
Shanho
Worsley
Shanholtz
Gore
Police Wounded in Kidnap Plot Foiled by Officers
In Darien Connecticut Chief Edward A. Tinker and Lieutenant Amos Anderson were wounded in a running gun battle with four Rhode Island men who allegedly tried to kidnap 13 year old Robert Westheim from his Brookside Avenue home. Police captured the quartet after receiving a tip and setting a trap.
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Darien
Conn
Edward A. Tinker
Amos Anderson
Rhode Island
Robert Westheim
Brookside Avenue
Woman Who Picks Face Pimple Dies Of Blood Poison
Mrs. Sadie Campbell Ham, 25, wife of Wylie Ham of Front Royal Virginia, died at Memorial Hospital from blood poisoning after picking a facial pimple. A Rileyville native, she leaves a large Page County family. Funeral at Rileyville Sunday morning. Husband serves in a CCC camp near Front Royal.
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Sadie Campbell Ham
Wylie Ham
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Rileyville
Wounded Colored Hunter Receives Hospital Care
Webster Fletcher of Rappahannock was the second hunting victim brought to the local hospital for treatment. He was accidentally shot in the left thigh above the knee by a 22 caliber rifle while hunting with his brother. The bullet was removed and his condition today is satisfactory. The gun was said to have been held by Fletcher's brother.
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Webster Fletcher
Rappahannock
Fletcher
Feltcher
Ickes Seeks Dismissal of Shenandoah Park Injunction Plea
Secretary Ickes plans to ask the District of Columbia Supreme Court to dismiss the petition by three former landowners in Shenandoah Park Virginia seeking an injunction to block the government from accepting the park land. The action follows government efforts to acquire the property.
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Ickes
Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Shenandoah Park
Virginia
Discoverer of Liquid Air Dead in Munich at 92
Dr. Karl Ritter Von Linde, aged 92, who discovered the method of making liquid air, died today in Munich. The pioneer chemist passed away from the infirmities of old age.
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Munich
Germany
Karl Ritter von Linde
Fate of Bonus Found Resting With Senators
A 1934 Associated Press survey shows 159 of 246 House members favor cash payment of the veterans bonus, with 24 in the Senate for and 24 against. The fate hinges on uncertain senators and possible compromise amid Legion pressure and Roosevelt signals.
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Nathan Robertson
Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Mrs. Vanhorn To Be Buried At 2 O'clock Saturday
Anna Vanhorn 76 widow of Isaac Vanhorn died at Parish Farm after a long illness. Born in Stephens City she was the daughter of the late James and (unnamed) Taylor. Survived by three sisters Lou Taylor Frances Palmer and Sarah Henry all of this city and James Taylor of Cleveland. Funeral Thursday at 2 o'clock from Parish Farm with Rev R B Nelson officiating. Interment in Parish Farm cemetery.
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Anna Vanhorn
Isaac Vanhorn
Stephens City
James Taylor
Lou Taylor
Frances Palmer
Sarah Henry
Cleveland
Ohio
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Pastor J. S. Shade Invites Service With Evangelist Wilson
The Pentecostal Mission hosts a Saturday night service on November 17 at 7 30 led by Pastor J S Shade. Evangelist Wilson of Middleburg will preach. Wilson is familiar here after several summer meetings. The public is invited.
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J. 8. Shade
Penecostal Mission
Wilson
Middleburg
Spanish Cabinet Changes Approved
Premier Lerroux announced Zamora approved changes in the cabinet, ousting former Premier Ricardo Samper as secretary of state after rightist deputies assailed leniency toward radicals. Also note a lost valuable diamond and sapphire ring with a generous reward offered by return through Star office.
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Madrid
Alejandro Lerroux
Alcala Zamora
Lerroux
Ricardo Samper
Betsy Ross
M” Care Star
Wanted Woman to Assist Family at Home
Classified notice seeking a white woman to join a small family to help with housework and supervising children. Respond with references to H. M. care Star. dated November 15.
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H. M
Vanderbilt Custody Fight Ends Favoring Whitney Plan
New York November 16 The Supreme Court decision by Justice John F Carew ends Mrs Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt custody bid over Maria Vanderbilt ten year old heiress The judge ruled Gloria will spend five days a week with Mrs Whitney while Mrs Vanderbilt keeps Saturdays and Sundays The arrangement lasts until the child turns 14 when she may choose her home.
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New York
Supreme Court
John F. Carew
Vanderbilt-Whitney
Maria Vanderbilt
Gloria Morgan Vanderbilt
Lay
Gloria
Vanderbilt
Justice Carew
Whitney
Reynolds Kin Propose Four Way Split of Millionaire Estate
In Forsyth County North Carolina the three surviving children of Z Smith Reynolds filed a proposal for final estate distribution. The plan divides the 25 million dollar estate among Libby Holman and her son Cpher Smith Reynolds and Anne Cannon Reynolds Smith with a share of about six million for Libby Holman. The remainder goes to the other heirs.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
R. J. Reynolds
Forsyth County
Z. Smith Reynolds
Libby Holman
Reynolds
C Pher Smith Reynolds
Anne Cannon Reynolds- Smith
Viner
Three Executed in North Carolina Triple Electrocution
Three African American men convicted of murdering a white gas station operator were executed at the state prison in Raleigh marking the first triple electrocution in North Carolina history.
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Raleigh
N. C
State’s
North Carolina
Americans Lead In Melbourne Centenary Open Golf
American stars Harry Cooper of Chicago and Jimmy Thompson of Los Angeles held a two round total of 142 and led the 72 hole Melbourne centenary open championship as play continued.
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Melbourne
Harry Cooper
Chicago
Jimmy Thompson
Los Angeles
Farley Reports $12 Million Postal Surplus
Postmaster General Farley says fiscal year ending June 30 produced a $12,161,000 surplus, the first in 15 years, with general business conditions improving. He notes the surplus far exceeded earlier expectations and reflects stronger postal revenue and efficiency.
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Washington
Farley
Tugwell Returns With New Ideas
Rexford G. Tugwell under-secretary of agriculture returned to Washington from abroad and urged that the time is ripe for new negotiations with other countries on exchanging American agricultural products for foreign goods.
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Washington
Rexford G. Tugwell
Vallee's Wife Loses a Point in Alimony Suit
New York date of Nov 16 reports the appellate division of the Supreme Court denying Fay Webb Vallee's bid to strike out her husband Fay Vallee's answer and counter claim in the separation and alimony suit filed by Mrs Vallee, wife of the orchestra leader.
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New York
Supreme Court
Fay Webb Vallee
Inc
Food Poisoning Affects 100 Relief Workers In Malibu Camp
LA November 16. One hundred state emergency relief administration workers were treated for food poisoning at their Malibu mountains camp. County health authorities reported serious illness but no expected fatalities.
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Los Angeles
State Emergency Relief Administration
Malibu Mountains
Insull Stock Red, Defense Closes Case In Mail Fraud Trial
In Chicago on November 16 the Insull defense rested after Samuel Insull Jr. testified regarding stock value and liquidation figures. Prosecutors aim to rebut with final government witnesses as the case nears its close, with motions for acquittal likely ahead of closing arguments.
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Chicago
Insull
Samuel Insull, Jr
Chicago Utilities
Insull, Jr
Ferro
Eee
Leslie E. Salter
Corp
Peinsull
J . FI
Young Insull
Salter
Wih
World News at a Glance highlights and political notes
A compact digest reports House favoring cash bonuses, Senate split. drought concerns for future grain. Gloria Vanderbilt custody ruling. Roosevelt's pledge to carry on. Louisiana adjournment after Long policy. coroner's finding on Dorothy Distelhurst. Farley reports year end surplus. U S opts out of League war effort. divorce plea in Ottawa link. Vatican liaison appointment. Belgium invites former premier to form new cabinet.
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Washington
House
Senate
Department of Agriculture
New York
Gloria Vanderbilt
Nashville
Dorothy Ann Distelhurst
Farley
Geneva
United States
League of Nations
Copenhagen
Booth
Ottawa
Vatican City
Pius PI
Joseph P. Hurley
Cleveland
Vatican Secretariat of State
Vatican
Brussells
Leopold
Col
George Theunis
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Turkey
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The
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P. O
Tugwell
Vallee
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