Mrs Roosevelt Says DC Teachers Face Russia Lesson Dilemma
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt warned that Washington DC teachers may struggle to discuss Russia after Comptroller General McCarl ruled 4000 school employees must sign statements denying teaching or advocating communism. She argued teaching may mean informing a pupil without advocating policy and gave a stove heat analogy to illustrate her point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Russia
J. R. McCarl
District of Columbia
President Knox Says Roosevelt Endorses Norris in Radical Shift
Colonel Frank Knox in Washington charged that President Roosevelt has abandoned his party platform and aligned with radicals by endorsing Senator Norris of Nebraska. He warned this could realign parties, predicting a Democratic swing to Republicans in 1936 while noting GOP unity against regimentation. Roosevelt also praised Norris and Senator La Follette as aligned with his new course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Knox
Chicago
Roosevelt
Norris
Rneb
la Fellette
Wisconsin
Knox
Nebraska
Borah
Idaho
Weenie Norris
George W. Norris
Traffic Delay On Loudoun North Of Piccadilly Cited
MA Winchester notes a truck parked diagonally on Loudoun Street delaying morning traffic north of Piccadilly. He argues there was curb space to keep traffic moving in both directions and urges drivers to show consideration for others to improve highway and city traffic conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun
Piccadilly
Loudoun Street
New Antisemitic Decree Tightens Repression In Germany
Berlin reports show a stricter anti Jewish decree than the Nurnberg laws. It deprives Jews of citizenship and bans marriages with Aryans. A first case cites a Jewish woman charged as a race traitor for relation with an Aryan man. Jews lose voting rights and government employment. exemptions require Hitler dispensation.
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Berlin
Nurnberg
Germany
Jewish Telegraph Agency
Stockart
Association of National Socialist Jurists
Bavaria
Reichstag
Nurberg
Adolf Hitler
Alexandria Buys Fire Equipment
The Alexandria Fire Department ordered fighting equipment valued at $50,000 from the American La France Fire Engine Company in Elmira New York. The package includes two 1200 gallon per minute pumpers, arranged through Washington representative W. W. Withers. The appropriation came from the Alexandria council weeks earlier. James M. Duncan is fire chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
American la France Fire Engine Company
Elmira
N. Y
Virginia
W. W. Withers
Washington
Alexandria Council
James M. Duncan
Weather outlook for the week in Atlantic states
Rain or snow in the north Atlantic counties Sunday night ending Monday. Then generally fair weather except rain midweek with possible snow in Northern New England and Northern New York. Temperatures near normal early week, warmer midweek, then cooler Thursday night into Friday.
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North
Middle Atlantic
North Atlantic
New England
New York
Sale of Whitlock Lots on Valley Avenue in Hadley District
Thirty six building lots on the west side of Valley Avenue near Hadley School will be sold on premises at 11 o clock A M Saturday November 30th. Desirable location. Buy a lot and watch it grow in value. See sale bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitlock
Valley Avenue
Hadley
Notice on impostor reps for magazines at Miller's
A public notice warns that any vassers claiming to represent the group are imposters and advises obtaining magazines and periodicals from Miller's for subscriptions. The brief mentions medicines magazines and news offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s. Medicines
Trespass Notices For Sale at Star Office
District office advertises lawful trespass notices for sale at Star Office with form details and purchase terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Office
Cather Opposes State Pensions For Va. Teachers
Norfolk, Nov 16. State Senator T Russell Cather of Winchester opposed state pension contributions for Virginia teachers. He urged fair salaries first, saying once paid adequately teachers may provide their own pensions. He warned against pauperizing teachers and urged the state to avoid funding improvidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
T. Russell Cather
Winchester
Norfolk Teachers Association
Virginia
Cather
Commonwealth
Dressen Signs To Pilot Reds In 1936
Cincinnati December 16 1935 report Charlie Dressen signed a one year contract to manage the Cincinnati Reds for 1936. Terms were not disclosed though a salary increase over last year was expected. Larry S. safety head of the club said Dressen can manage the Reds as long as he remains with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Charlie Dressen
Cincinnati Reds
Dressen
Reds
Larry Safehes
Quezon Forms Philippine National Defense Council
Manila November 16. President Manuel Quezon creates a national defense council to advise him and General Douglas MacArthur on military affairs as the Philippines organizes its defense forces under the Commonwealth. General MacArthur is tasked with training Filipino forces ahead of full independence from America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. I
Manuel Quezon
National Defense Council
Quezon
Douglas MacArthur
General MacArthur
United States Army
Roosevelt
America
Four Die In Automobile Crash Near Greenwood
Four people are dead after an auto-truck crash eight miles from Greenwood South Carolina early today. The deceased are Clifton Rush 21 Thelma Rush 19 Ella Rush 17 and Lucille Hancock 21 all of Greenwood. Edwin Bookter 18 the reported driver was treated at a local hospital for minor injuries.
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Greenwood
S. C
Clifton Rush
Thelma Rush
Ella Rush
Lucille Hancock
Edwin Bookter
Real value slips and snuggles at Moling and Cather
Brief cryptic note from a 1p-11 page mentions a memory from last night with a date style 11-13-4t. No clear people or places other than Moling and Cather appear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling & Cather's
Waynesboro Opens Huge Lead At Halftime
Waynesboro high school leads Handley 14 to 0 at halftime as quarterback Henkle breaks free for a 53 yard TD and a 20 yard TD in the second quarter. PATs completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Waynesboro High School
Handley
Henkle
Diphtheria Alarm Spreads in Whitacre Neighborhood
An outbreak of diphtheria alarms Whitacre, with about 30 people given serum and antitoxin. Velda Naomi Wallace, 11 months, died Monday and was buried in the Wallace home area. Roy Carter, about seven, is critically ill. authorities quarantined contacts and moved children to Gainesboro Cross Junction school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre
Velda Naomi Wallace
Wallace
Amnent
Pennsylvania
Roy Carter
Charles Parrill
Henry
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Parrll
Parrill
Cc. R. Anderson
Gainesboro
Cross Junction
Italian Forces Shakeup Names Badoglio New Ethiopian Commander
Rome reports Marshal Pietro Badoglio replaces Emilio de Bono as commander in chief of Italian forces in Africa. Gen. Badoglio becomes chief of staff and veteran General Guzzoni is named Eritrea vice governor. De Bono retires with honor amid the Ethiopian campaign.
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Rome
Pierro Badozlo
East Africa
Emilio de Bono
de Bono
Ethiopia
Italy
Mussolini
Guzzoni
Eritrea
Badoglio
Il Duce
Pietro Badoglio
Africa
Paris
Marshal Badoglio
African Front
Alessandro Lessona
Asmara
Lessona
Special Turkey Dinner At Greyhound Grill All Day
Found female dog part rat terrier. Owner call 629-1. Location unknown. Turkey dinner promotion noted in the same listing.
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Greyhound Grill
Noted British barrister Aspinall dies at 74
London reports the death of Butler Aspinall, 74, a leading maritime arbitrator and former chairman of the British and American joint arbitration board in 1920. He served as counsel for the Board of Trade in the Titanic inquiry and represented Cunard at the Lusitania loss inquiry.
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London
Winchester Joins Coast-to-Coast Tourist Service Benefits City
Winchester will be listed in a 12 page Coast-to-Coast pamphlet with 100000 annual distribution. The Winchester Chamber of Commerce signs an agreement to place ads on six ferries between Chester Pennsylvania and Bridgeport New Jersey and to host reciprocal ads in the service. The route list highlights historic sites along U.S. Route 1 11 and 50 with local spots Thornhill Manor Shawnee Filling Station The Elms and Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe named. A 9x6 rack will be erected locally to promote the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Chester
Bridgeport
N. J
Atlantic
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
New Orleans
Annapolis
Washington, D. C
Cincinnati
Ohio
W. A. Baker
Thornhill Manor
South Washington Street
Shawnee
Millwood Avenue
The
Elms
Valley Pike
Golden Glow
Loudoun Street
Italy uses war tempo as sanctions resist put into effect
Italian northern army advances past Makale and opens the road to Harar as forces consolidate positions in Enda Selassie and Donghea pass. Refugee traders report thousands of Ethiopian volunteers moving toward Harar and Jijiga to oppose the Italian drive from the south. Ras Nasibu orders defensive posture for another month under Haile Selassie as supplies dwindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Andrue Berding
Associated Press Foreign Staff
Associated Press
Makale
Gorrahei
Harar
Enda Selassie
Donghea Pass
Selicot
Amba Alaji
Gorrabei
Eritrea
Somaliland
Ethiopia
Ruggiero Santini
Askari
Alessandro Pirzio- Biroli
Adigrat
Aduwa
Aksum
Diredawa
Djibouti
Addis Ababa-Djibouti
Cks
Addis Ababa
Ras Nasibu
Haile Selassie
Jijiga
Kings of
Little Concerned By School Strike At Frederick Event
Frederick Md November 16 The strike by pupils opposing the Broad Run Middletown school consolidation drew little concern from Frederick county board of education president Leslie N Coblentz who spoke at a local gathering.
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Frederick
Middletown
Frederick County Board of Education
Leslie N. Coblentz
Detective to testify on Hoey inquiry in grand jury
George B. Campbell of Phoenixville, former county detective, will be asked to tell a grand jury Monday the results of his private inquiry into the fatal shooting of Evelyn Hoey, Broadway blues singer, in Westchester Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westchester
George B. Campbell
Phoenixville
Evelyn Hoey
Jeritza urges public funding for opera to train singers
Metropolitan Opera star Maria Jeritza calls for federally or municipally financed opera companies nationwide. She says monthly performance alone cannot develop great artists and cites high costs and ticket prices as barriers while praising radio and live, flesh-and-blood performances.
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New York
Maria Jeritza
Metropolitan
Opera Star
America
Oper
Jeritza
Need Funds To Carry Welfare Program Thru
Winchester welfare committee reports relief work hampered by citizens not paying pledges from the last campaign. Two members will visit about collections to support 85 dependent families and undernourished children until next year. Attendees include Mrs James Miller Mrs Gibson Miss Georgia Conrad Miss Virginia Boyd Mrs J M Steck Mrs Victor Arthur Miss Nan Keating and Mrs Eulalaia Nalley.
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City Welfare Committee
Winchester
James Miller
Gibson
Rose
Georgia Conrad
Virginia Boyd
J. M. Steck
Victor Arthur
Nan Keating
Eulalaia Nalley
Admiral Byrd Gifts Bear Figurehead to Marine Museum
In Newport News on November 15 Admiral Byrd presented the bear figurehead from the barkentine Bear to the Mariners' Museum. The carved wooden bear honors Byrd s second Antarctic expedition and joins a broad collection of figureheads at the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Richard E. Byrd, Jr
Admiral Byrd
Mariners’ Museum
Greenock
Scotland
U. S
Revenue Cutter Service
Coast Guard
Oakland
Cal
South Fok
Eye Strain Relief Offered by Optometrists
Hodgson & Brown Registered Optometrists advertise free eye strain investigations and warn of headaches blurred vision dizziness and nervousness from eyestrain, urging readers to seek examination.
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Hodgson & Brown
Italy Moves to Enforce Economic Penalties
Rome reports Mussolini tightens wartime measures to resist League of Nations penalties over Ethiopia. Prefects ordered to enforce embargoes, new taxes on coal and metals, funds urged from school iron drives, officials warn of strict enforcement as France debates delaying sanctions.
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Rome
Italy
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Il Duce
League
I Nations
Historico
Eee
Momentum
Tle
The
of Finance
France
Paris
Mussolini
Vittorio Cerruti
Cerruti
Wage
Laval
Lyon
Geneva
Sixth of June At Library
Harper and Brothers publish a new novel set in Winchester on a single day. The story centers on the marriage of the son of an imaginary Winchester family and follows Mrs. Stanley Hopkins, a Staunton native and Valley woman. Both novels have drawn praise and may be borrowed at the Handley Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper & Brothers
New York Book Publishers
Winchester
Stanley Hopkins
Staunton
Mrs. Hopkins
Handley Library
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Res. G. Jane Ruling
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
Defense Council For Philippines
Glo
Endless Caverns
Virginia Caverns
Massanutten Caverns
Natural Bridge
Lexington
Lee
Jackson
Skyline Drive
Spotswood Trail
High Command
King of Kings
Hoey
Marine Museum
England
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