Roosevelt to Meet Hoover on War Debt Tuesday
President-elect Roosevelt informed President Hoover by phone he will arrive at 3 30 pm Tuesday and go to the White House for talks on war debt, world armaments, and economic affairs. Officials signal no new moratorium while aiming to keep recovery on track.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
White House
Belgium
State Department
Stimson
Mills
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Congress
Albany
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
York
Hyde Park
Warm Springs
Much Colder Weather Tonight In These Parts
The weather map shows a spreading wintry blast from the west, with much colder conditions predicted for tonight in the eastern seaboard and south. New York braces for a chilly onslaught while New England reports 46 to 58 degrees as Utah and Idaho stay snowbound.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pacific Northwest
New York
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Utah
Idaho
Texas
New England
Winchester Day Cleaning Works Ad
For quality and service Suits 75c plain dresses 85c over coats 75c 25 off on all other work Cash on Delivery Phone 80 210 So Braddock St
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Braddock St
Home Demonstration Market Dressed Chicken Sale
Special Saturday sale at 19 S. Cameron Street offers dressed chicken for 17 cents per pound. Hours run from 9:00 to 2:30.
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S. Cameron Street
Miss Lucy Briggs Dies After Long Life in Clarke Winchesters Figure
Miss Lucy Virginia Briggs a member of Clarke county's old family died in Staunton after a brief pneumonia illness. She lived much of her life in Winchester active in the Baptist Church for about seventy five years and descended from the Ball Churchill and Armstead lineages. Surviving relatives include nieces Belle and Bessie Larrick and a nephew Albert Larrick with services at First Baptist Church in Winchester and burial at Mount Hebron.
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Lucy Virginia Briggs
Clarke County
Staunton
Miss Briggs
Winchester
Thomas Briggs
Baptist Church
Fort Loudoun
Ball, Churchill
Armstead
Virginia
Old Dominion
Belle
Bessie Larrick
Lexington
Albert Larrick
New Martinsville
W. Va
Anna
Briggs
First Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Allen T. Hawthorne
B. H
Roosevelt's Grandchild Born to Elliott Roosevelt Family
An eight pound son was born today to Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt in New York. The child is Governor Roosevelt's fourth grandchild. Mrs. Roosevelt arrived from Albany to be with the mother, Betty Donner, daughter of William H. Donner. Elliott Roosevelt works in advertising in New York City.
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Associated Press
New York
Elliott Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Villa Nova
New York City
Mrs. Irene McCauley Dies At 27 In Winchester
Mrs. Irene McCauley of Riverton Warren county died in Winchester Memorial Hospital at 10 37 last night after a brief illness. She was 27 and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J E Harris of Riverton. Funeral services will be held in Riverton.
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Irene McCauley
F. G. McCauley
Riverton
Warren County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bricklayers and Masons In Demand in Washington
The Civil Service Commission seeks bricklayers and stonemasons for vacancies in Washington D C with salaries from 1680 to 1860 annually. Closing date December 18 and applications available at Winchester post office. Also note the classified line about a found white wire-haired female puppy and a contact phone.
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Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Higher Tariff on Apples for Export Imposed by Britain
The British Parliament imposed a new tariff on apples and related products from the United States, effective at midnight. The rate is about 1.05 dollars per barrel, with proportionate charges on boxes and baskets, aiming to protect empire shipments and likely curtail exports from New York to British markets.
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United States
Imperial Economic Conference
Ottawa
Can
England
London
New York
Church Women Plan Mission Study Week
The women of Christ Church will host a week of mission study and prayer for Protestant Episcopal missions starting tomorrow. Meetings are at listed homes with appointed leaders including Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde, Mrs. W Nelson Page, Mrs. Alfred M. Kerfoot, Mrs. Herbert S. Larrick, and Mrs. B. F. Arthur Jr.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Women of Christ Church
Lewis H. Hyde
West Boscawen Street
W Nelson Page
Amherst Street
Alfred M. Kerfoot
South Washington Street
Herbert S. Larrick
West Clifford Street
B. F. Arthur, Jr
South Stewart Street
Education Rally at United Brethren Church Tonight
The United Brethren Church holds an education rally in the main auditorium at 7:30 with a large orchestra led by George Jones. After orchestra music and the young people's choir, visiting speakers take the program led by Miss Alice Bell daughter of Bishop W.M. Bell. All members and the public are urged to attend.
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United Brethren Church
George Jones
Alice Bell
W.M. Bell
Revival Meeting At Timber Ridge
The Rev. A. W. Andes of Harrisonburg announces a series of revival services starting 11 o clock Sunday morning November 20 at the Timber Ridge Christian Church.
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A. W. Andes
Harrisonburg
Timber Ridge Christian Church
Plate Supper at Ole Time Street Fair
Oysters salad and more offered for 25 cents in connection with the Ole Time Street Fair at the Reformed Church Friday night the 18th starting at 6 o clock.
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Ole
Reformed Church
Reports Asked On Washington Celebrations
Winchester prepares a complete record of George Washington bicentennial events from February to Thanksgiving. A council meeting at 8 p m in City Hall invites all organizing groups to report their celebrations for inclusion in official records and for credit.
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Committee On
George Washington
Lucy Kurtz
Garland Quarles
Nelson Richards
Frank R. Horton
Virginia
United States
Winchester
J. W. Arthur
Louis L. Baker
W. A. Baker
R. Frank Barr
Andrew Bell
Charles Buhl
Frank B. Crawford
C. Vernon Eddy
8. L. Flickinger
Fred W. Forney
Melvin*Green
Paul Hartman
Frank
Election inquiry widens to probe Pennsylvania votes
Three members of the House committee on campaign expenditures opened hearings in Philadelphia on the Pennsylvanian election. They urged anyone with charges to file them, noting over 2,000 complaints of alleged illegal voter assistance and intimidation. General Edward Martin, Pennsylvania state treasurer, said he would cooperate and answer committee questions.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
House Committee On
Pennsylvania
Heartstill Rag~an
Arkansas
Harry Sloberman
S. Davis Wilson
Roosevelt Independent League
Richmond
Edward Martin
National Association of State Auditors, Comptrollers and Peers
Mrs Dora Edwards Dies After Short Illness in Winchester
Mrs Dora Edwards wife of John L Edwards of Rectortown Fauquier county died after a short illness in Winchester Memorial Hospital at about 7 o clock She was about 40 years old and died of a complication of diseases Funeral services are expected in Rectortown She leaves her husband and several children and is a daughter of the late Mr and Mrs William Carter of Fauquier county
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Dora Edwards
John L. Edwards
Rectortown
Fauquier County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fauquier
Contributions for Red Cross Generosity Noted in The Star
The Star lists Red Cross contributors as notices to show funds received by the treasurer and in the bank. Large gifts sought to reach a 5000 dollar goal. Winchester and Harrisonburg efforts noted with many names continued on page twelve.
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Red Cross
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Consumers Utilities Company
Affleck
S. A. Allan
A. W. Arnold
L. D. Anderson
Fred 8
John W. Affleck
Adele. Aulick
C. A. Anderson
Flora Anderson
Bowly
George. Butler
H. R. Braithwaite
A. T. Boyd
Brown
E. H. Boyles
A. Boyce
C. Richard
Bowman
Martha
Bucher
J. R Cather
Carl
Cook
Christina
Crim
G. L. Cochran
M. W. Connerly
C. E. Conrad
Georgia
Conrad
Bryan
Conner
Major Barton Urged for U S Attorney Post in Virginia
Major Robert T. Barton, formerly of Winchester now near Richmond, is being touted by many friends at the Virginia capital for appointment as United States attorney for the eastern district of Virginia with the change of administration next March 4. He is the son of the late R T Barton Sr, a noted Virginia lawyer. his mother Mrs. Gertrude W Barton resides in Winchester.
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Robert T. Barton
Winchester
Richmond
Virginia
United States
Washington
Star
Major Barton
Barton
R T. Barton
Gertrude W. Barton
Marvelous Philco Jr Radio Featured at Local Dealers
Miller and Anderson advertise a Philco Jr radio for 18 dollars and 75 cents at their Philco dealers showrooms. The all electric set offers a dynamic speaker high efficiency tubes and deep rich tone. The ad urges buyers to hear the Philco Jr. first.
Mailman killed in crash buried at Warren home
Funeral services for Frank Coverstone Jr a star route carrier who died in a fiery crash near Front Royal were held at Pelham Warren County with burial in the family plot. He left a mother four brothers and two sisters as survivors.
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Warren
Star
Front Royal
Pelham
Warren County
Frank Coverstone
Star Route
Waterlock
W. H. Dodson
Quicksburg
Coverstone
Mutt
Powell
Fort Valley
Star Mail
Pelton
Waterlick
G. N. Funk
Walter Paice
Tream Or Woods
Ida B. Coverstone
William M
J. R
Nokesville
Samuel R
Milton Coverstone
Greenville
California
Roy Banks
Roseville
C. F. Ritenour
Wellington
Charley Gelbert Shot In Hunting Accident
Charley Gelbert St. Louis Cardinal shortstop was hospitalized in Chambersburg Pa with a six inch pellet wound in the left leg after his gun discharged when he tripped on a vine during a hunting trip near McConnellsburg. The injury is not serious.
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Associated Press
Chambersburg
Charley Gelbert
St. Louis
Gelbert
McConnellsburg
Amy Johnson Forced Down in Africa Flight Record Try
J A Mollison reported via cable that Amy Johnson encountered trouble during her London to Capetown attempt. The message said she was force landed near Benguela with no oil pressure and we fear it cannot be rectified on site.
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Associated Press
London
J. A. Mollison
Amy Johnson
Capetown
Benguela
Four Death Sentences Set For Police Murder
Four men convicted of killing Patrolman Joseph P. Burke were sentenced by a New York court to die in the electric chair the week of December 26. The defendants Vincent Walsh age 19 Alfred Cerentano age 20 his brother Joseph Cerentano 25 and Russell Kelly 18 were found guilty June 12 during an alleged speakeasy hold up.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph P. Burke
Vincent Walsh
Alfred Cerentano
Joseph
Russell Kelly
Apple Market Apple Shipments to British Ports in Week Ended Nov 12 1932
Shipments from New York to Liverpool London Southampton Hull New Castle totals show 29356 barrels 5060 boxes 1583 baskets for week ending November 12 1932. Reports from G R Cooper Harnden & Co Liverpool note active demand and prices, with current exchange rates guiding prices realized.
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New York
G R Cooper
Harnden & Co Liverpool
Georgic
Yorks
Bert Davis
Harnden & CO
England
Scotland
Beer bill to be drafted by Ways and Means
Representative O Connor of New York urged House leaders to have the Ways and Means Committee prepare a beer bill for presentation when Congress reconvenes in December. The proposal was made today.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Congress
House
Representatives O’connor
New York
German Cabinet Resigns as President Accepts Move
Berlin reports the entire German cabinet resigned today and President Von Hindenburg accepted the resignation. Opposition from most Reichstag parties, except two small factions, drove the government to retirement.
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Associated Press
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Reichstag
Frederick county farmer Thoms J. Snyder dies in accidental shooting
Officials rule the death of Thoms J. Snyder, 64, a Frederick county farmer, accidental after a hunting incident on the Smith farm near Macedonia. A double barreled shotgun exploded as he slipped, killing him instantly. Surviving Snyder are his two wives and seven children from the first marriage and five from the second. Funeral services will be held at Macedonia Methodist Church South with burial at the church cemetery.
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Thoms J. Snyder
Frederick County
Frederick
the Star
Winchester
Snyder
Smith Farm
Macedonia
Commonwealth
Burr P. Harrison
Luther Pannett
W. J. Wigginton
Macedonia Church
Epate County
Odd de
Boa
Born
J. Snyd
Washington
Katherine Snyder
Rose Trammell
Great Falls
Daisy Stevens
Hume Springs
Minnie Ballett
Anna Snyder
Washington, D. C
Robert
Ollie Snyder
Clarence Snyder
Baltimore
June
William
Thomas
Dan
Walter Snyder
Martha Scott Snyder
Macedonia Methodist Church
South
J. R. Russell
Buckie Stevens
Jesse Trammer
William Ballett
William Campbell
Giles Vincent
Robert Shifflet
Methodists and Baptists Oppose Prohibition Change
The Methodist Episcopal Church bishops urged Congress to enforce prohibition laws citing constitutional adherence and public official oaths. In Columbia, the South Carolina Baptists Convention launched a protest against repeal or weakening of state or national prohibition laws.
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Methodists
Baptists
Associated Press
New York
Board of Bishops
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Congress
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina Baptists Convention
Arthur Lowe Hurt In Plane Crash Near Victoria Falls
American film producer Arthur Lowe and companion Joseph Rosenthal were injured in the Spirit of Fun crash at Victoria Falls Rhodesia. The pilot was killed. Lowe and Rosenthal were reported not seriously hurt and were being treated after the Orient tour accident.
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Arthur Lowe
Associated Press
Victoria Falls
Rhodesia
Arthur Loew
Orient
Lowe
Joseph Rosenthaw
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Ball, Churchill and Armstead
U. B. Church
Timber Ridge
Marvelous Radio
Chicago
Lillian Henry
John Alcock
Frank E. Jordan
Jordan
Emma Danke
Miss Henry
James Guisinger
Guisinger
Garl
Pace
Rank Coverstone
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