Hoover Meets With Cabinet On War Debt And Budget
President Hoover convened his full cabinet to review war debt extensions and debt field conditions and to trim federal expenditures to match receipts ahead of a planned Roosevelt conference. A bipartisan debt parley with congressional leaders was also proposed.
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Washington
Hoover
Roosevelt
State Department
Capitol Hill
House Appropriations Committee
Treasury Post Office
Burns
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Mills
New York
Lincoln
Richmond
Clarke Women Plant a Elm Tree in Berryville Ceremony
Clarke County Woman's Club observed its bi centennial program by planting a native elm in front of Berryville High School. Mrs. Joseph F. Moore and Miss Ollie Thomas led the planting, with William S. Powers recounting Washington’s ties to the area. The meeting also announced district federation activities and elected officers for the coming year.
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Berryville
Woman’s Club of
Clarke County
Berryville High School
Joseph F. Moore
Ollie Thomas
William S. Powers
Washington
Lord Fairfax
Clifton Price
America
Woman’s Club
William Powers
Federation of Woman's
Alexandria Lee
S. C. Williams
Armistead Welbourne
Leesburg
Japan
Pattie Willis
Charles Town
William E. Dodd
University of Chicago
William Chapin Huntington
Russia
A. Cummins
F. L. Ayler
Plybon
John D. Richardson
Winchester Auto Tags Extended to March 31, 1933
The Winchester Common Council voted to extend 1932 auto plates to March 31, 1933 so they align renewal dates with Virginia plates. Councilman John Rosenberger moved and the motion passed at the April 19 meeting. State plates will be shorter and Winchester tags will be shortened to fit.
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Virginia
Common Council
Winchester
John Rosenberger
Rebels Poison Food Over Ridicule in CARD Michigan
Miss Grace Hossler, 34, admitted poisoning her brother Oscar Hossler and his wife Ezra Hatch and the hired man at the brother’s farm home near CARD Michigan. The victims became violently ill but are recovering in a hospital. the hired man was not seriously affected.
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Card
Mich
Grace Hossler
Oscar Hossler
Ezra Hatch
Half of States Accidents Attributed to Bad Driving
Virginia safety report from July to October shows 60 percent of 2234 auto accidents blamed on driver error. Seventy fatal crashes caused 86 deaths. property damage listed at 200000 dollars. Nearly half of accidents stem from operator control, with speed and intoxication less prominent than expected. Officials urge better driving proficiency and note underreporting of minor crashes.
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Virginia
State Division of
Richmond
Offion
Not Specialist In Child Disease Correction
A Star note corrects a claim that Dr. John B. McKee specializes in diseases of children. It states he now specializes in internal medicine.
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Star
John B. McKee
McKee
Dr. Wm. J. Olds Sets Up Practice in Winchester
Dr. William J. Olds, a longtime physician in Front Royal and Strasburg, has moved his practice to Winchester with plans to settle there. He will maintain an office at 44 South Loudoun Street for now and pursue general medical work.
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William J. Olds
Northern Virginia
Front Royal
Strasburg
Winchester
Olds
South
Loudoun Street
Correction notice on A P Meat Department pricing
A printer error in Thursday’s ad misread smoked shoulders and pork sausage. Corrected listing shows Napco Pork Sausage Meat 2 lbs 25c and Smoked Shoulders per 8 to 10 lbs at 82c per lb.
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A & P Meat Department
Handley High to Play Charity Football Game
Handley High School and Shenandoah Valley Academy will meet in a post season charity game at Handley Field on Friday December 2 at 2 30 pm. Proceeds, after officials’ fees, go to local aid for the hungry and needy in Winchester. Tickets cost 50 cents with most gate receipts to charity.
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Winchester
Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Robert
Handley
Handley Field
Washington, D. C
Shenandoah Nor
The
Red Cross
District Nurses Association
Ask United
United
Contributions for Red Cross Rise in Page Two Listing
The American Red Cross reports growing lists of donors toward a $5,000 goal with many $100 and smaller contributions. The list includes Northern Virginia Power Company, Shenandoah Valley National Bank, Farmers and Merchants National Bank, Union Bank, Commercial and Savings, T. F. Timberlake Firm, Lovett's Shoe Store, and numerous individuals such as Eric, Elizabeth Elliott, Wade Emmart, George Evans, Mary Edwards, Nan Forsythe, Judith Gibson, Kate Greene, Judith, and others. Page 2 continues.
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American Red Cross
Northern Virginia Power
Pany
Ole Aan Orchard Service
Ee Peshenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Union Bank
Commercial and Savings
T. F. Timberlake
Lovett’s Shoe
Eric
Elizabeth
Claude. Green
Jennie
Gano
W. G. Grim
Earl. Grab
E. G. Hutchins
Hale
Harlee
C. B. Hayley
Basil. Huntsberry
C. E. Halvosa
A. C
Winchester Day Cleaning Works Advertisement
Call Winchester Day Cleaning Works for quality service. Suits priced 75c, plain dresses 85c, over coats 75c. 25 percent off on all other work. Cash on delivery. Phone 80. 210 So Braddock St. Also featuring winter blankets and apparel from Moling and Catherine's.
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Braddock St
Winchester Bicentennial plans aim for permanent record
The Winchester George Washington Bicentennial Committee met at City Hall with Chairman Andrew Bell. Plans seek a permanent Winchester record to be placed in Handley Library and sent to Richmond and Washington for state and national archives. Reports are pending. December 1 deadline for submission of the permanent record is requested.
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Winchester
City Hall
Andrew Bell
Handley Library
Richmond
Washington
United States
Frederick County
Bell
Sol Bloom
United States Bicentennial Commission
J. G. Pollard, Jr
Virginia Bicentennial Commission
Virginia
Frank B. Crawford
Miss Starling
Philco Jr Radio debut at Miller and Anderson showrooms
Miller and Anderson, Philadelphia dealers, display the Philco Jr. an all electric radio with a dynamic speaker and high efficiency tubes. The ad urges buyers to hear the Philco Jr. first at their showroom and lists pages 41 11 16 17 18.
Found White Wire Haired Female Puppy
Found a white wire haired female puppy. Owner contact by phone at once. Reference 41-1. 12-1p-tf.
Hunger marchers press Roosevelt with demands in Albany
A trio of unemployed hunger marchers met Governor Roosevelt in the New York mansion to urge him to call on President Hoover to withdraw urging governors to discourage the march on Washington. They demanded a special legislative session to fund feeding the unemployed, open armories, provide state trucks and supplies, and ensure no police intimidation. Roosevelt replied he has no federal authority until he becomes president.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
Hoover
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
New York
Practical Reason Why She Voted for Hoover
A young pupil in an elementary class voting experiment chose Mr. Hoover because she could not spell the other candidate's name. The child, from a Jeffersonian Democratic family, explained her simple rationale to her mother.
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Hoover
Tahe
Miss Mary Nolan Dies After Short Illness
Miss Mary Ann Nolan died at her Sulphur Spring road residence four miles east of Winchester at 5 p m yesterday after a brief illness. She was fifty seven and a daughter of the late Martin and Ann Nolan longtime Frederick county residents. Survived by brother William Nolan she lived on the family farm and never married. Funeral from the Church of the Sacred Heart tomorrow at 9 a m with a requiem mass by Rev. Father Robert E Han non. Interment in the Catholic Cemetery.
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Mary Ann Nolan
Winchester
Miss Nolan
Martin and
Ann Nolan
Frederick County
William Nolan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Loudoun Street
Robert E. Hannon
City Utility Cuts Front Royal Taxes
Front Royal Va Nov 18 for the second year taxpayers are offered a 40 percent tax reduction for prompt payment of bills In 1931 this discount boosted tax collection to 978 percent The city owns its utility plant and passes on profits to taxpayers while the city manager form of government yields savings The Humorist London notes a joke about a snail with a thousand teeth.
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Front Royal
Death of John William Goode Near Rock Enon
John William Goode 73 of the Rock Enon Springs area died last night after a long illness. A farmer and estate manager, he leaves widow, a daughter Nora Frye, and three sons Henry, Howard, and Loring. Surviving siblings include George Goode, Mrs Asa McKeever, and Mrs Katharine Larrick. Funeral set for Sunday with gathering at 10 AM.
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John William Goode
Frederick County
Rock Enon Springs
Goode
Mr. Goode
James W
Priscilla Goode
Margaret Brill
Annie Anderson
Meredith Anderson
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
Democrats Celebrate in Charles Town Parade
Democrats from Winchester and Frederick county planned a 7 30 p m jollification parade in Charles Town to mark recent national and state election victories. Lawn mowers were to be pushed to shave grass along streets while mules and donkeys might be ridden if available. The Jefferson county jubilation began with a 2 p m barbecue. an ox roasted for 16 hours was served to a large crowd. Speeches followed at 3 p m by H G Kump governor elect and Jennings Randolph newly elected to Congress.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Charles Town
Wae
Hoover
Jefferson County
H. G. Kump
West Virginia
Jennings Randolph
Congress
Amy Johnson Beats Husband's Flight Record To Capetown
Amy Johnson lands at Capetown in Desert Cloud after flying solo from England with four intermediate stops. She reduces J A Mollison's record by about 10 hours, endures fatigue, and is taken to a friend's home to rest. Mollison congratulates her as the world hails a pioneering feat.
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Associated Press
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Amy Johnson
England
Greenwich
J. A. Mollison
Mollison
Miss Johnson
Benguela
Mossemedes
London
Montgomery Ward Ad Corrects Oak Dining Suite Size
A Thursday Montgomery Ward advertisement corrects the all Oak Dining Room Suite listing from 8 pieces to 9 pieces for $98.75. The error involved the suite count and price remains as stated.
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Montgomery Ward &Co
Canine beauty parlors spark Wisconsin health board query
The Wisconsin health board mulls a request about bringing Pekinese puppies into a beauty parlor for dogs to oil wash and dry them. The inquiry follows a letter asking if puppies can be treated in the shop's shampoo bowl, with towels used to dry them.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Health
Peanut shells turn to flying spray at Iowa College
In Ames Iowa the football stadium floor is littered with peanut shells collected by fans. College chemist J Burke Jacobs processes the shells into a liquid spray to combat flies on game day.
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Ames
Iowa
Iowa College
Chemical Laboratory
J. Burke Jacobs
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S. Cameron Street
Clarke
Albert Scholler
Wm. J. Olds
Handley High
Moling
Cather’s
Mary Nolan
John WM. Goode
Rock Enon
Star Office
Milwaukee
State Medical Society
Des Moines
Leo Wegman
Novi Sad
Jugoslavia
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