Plans for North China state under Japanese protection
Japanese dispatches from Peiping and Tientsin claim a new North China nation will form this week from Hopeh Shantung Shansi Chahar and Suiyuan with a population near 95 million. Leaders named include Gen Yuan and Han Fu-Chu with allies in Hopeh Chahar and Suiyuan.
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Rengo
Asahi
Nishi
Hopeh
Shantung
Shansi
Chahar
Suiyuan
Manchukuo
Japan
Tes
Sai
Huapeh Chengchuan
North China United Provinces Autonomous Regime
On Yuan
Ping- Tientsin
Han Fu-Chu
Shantung Province
Shang Chen
Hopeh Province
Hsiao Sheng-Ying
Hsu Yung-Chang
Gu Tso-Yi
Suiyuang
Peiping
Tientsin
Nanking
Kuomintang
Chinese Nationalist Party
North China
Manchuokuo
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Winchester Reporter Probes Bus Terminal Wreck Rumor
A reporter asked travelers at the bus terminal about injuries from a wreck. One man confidently denies harm and laughs off the notion, noting the gossip began as a frivolous rumor. The piece cautions that careless talk can lead to misleading or harmful conclusions.
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the Inquirer
Notre Dame High mourns loss of hero on eve of game
Halfback James Patrick Byrne of Notre Dame High School died after collapsing on the field amid homecoming drama. He had helped signal plays for Coach Bill Coughlin as his team lost 7 to 6 to Central High School, and he whispered to his mother before passing. A Chattanooga Times special edition celebrated an upset headline before his death.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
James Patrick Byrne
Notre Dame
Central High School
Bill Coughlin
Chattanooga Times
Central
Margaret Sullivan Byrne
Bubber
Hoover Says He Will Not Run for 1936 Presidency
Herbert Hoover was quoted by Maryland Young Republicans officials as saying he is not a candidate for the 1936 Republican nomination. The officials said Hoover told a New York dinner he is not among roughly 21 contenders and discussed a West-East ticket idea. In Albany, a separate remark attributed to Hoover noted “sometimes you have to do those things” when asked about running, with Mrs. Gussie Madison noting Hoover added he “couldn't say definitely.”
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Baltimore
Herbert Hoover
Maryland Federation of Young Republicans
Charles H. Dover
Harry Leenardtz
Union League
New York
Ohio Society
Hoover
Cover
Katz
Albany
N. Y
Herbert Hover
Gussie Madison
Monticello Inn
Veteran Confederate veteran dies in Woodstock at 91
George Alva Boyer 91 and last Confederate Veteran in Woodstock died at his home after a long illness. He is survived by his widow Mary Suan Saum and son George Boyer. Funeral services were held at his home conducted by Rev. Thayer with burial at Massanutten Cemetery.
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Woodstock
George Alva Boyer
Mary Suan Saum
George Boyer
Mr. Thayer
Maurertown
Found Female Rat Terrier Dog Near Address
Found a female rat terrier type dog. Contact owner at phone number ending 629-1. Lost or found notice dated November 16. Police or local shelter not listed. Please provide location for return.
Baltimore Clue On Slaying Case Rendered Valueless
Investigators shift focus back to Upper Marlboro as they reexamine Corinna Loring slaying. A glove found near the victim’s body and time discrepancies from a Baltimore witness are tested for linkage with the murder.
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Baltimore
Must Register For Diptheria Clinic
The committee announces the last chance to register children ages 8 months to 7 years for the diphtheria clinic. Registration is Tuesday morning from 9 to 11 at the District Nurses office or by telephone No 1189. Toxoid treatment will be given to white children Wednesday 10 am to 2 pm and for colored children Thursday, same hours. Children not registered will not receive treatment.
Public Sale Of Personal Property Nov 23 1935
Public sale of personal property announced by G T Yeak Ley. Sale date set for Saturday November 23 1935. Details refer to page 8 for full terms and items. The notice identifies Yeak Ley as the selling party and lists the filing code (11-18-21-1p-21).
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G. T. Yeakley
King of Kings Ready To Join Army At Front
Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie travels toward Dessye to join the north front where real resistance against Mussolini’s advance is expected within ten days. Seven supply trucks carry the emperor’s baggage and 16 soldiers per car. The plan includes simultaneous meetings with three Ethiopian chieftains to boost morale.
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Addis Ababa
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Dessye
White on 2 ths 25c Fe Food Store
Local grocery listing notes a price of 25 cents for a white item and references a food store. The readable fragments imply a short sales item or ad, with emphasis on pricing and store name.
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Fe Food Store
Woolen Comfortables and Blankets by Moling and Cather
New wool filled comfortables and blankets offered by Moling and Cather. Durable fabrics, warm designs, and affordable prices highlight the product launch. Limited stock available at local shop and through catalog orders.
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Moling & Cather
Gale Roars Out To Sea Leaving Coastal Damage
The nor’easter slammed the Atlantic coast from Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras causing multi million dollars in damage. Maine to North Carolina faced wrecks, flooding and power outages as 25 died in incidents and many vessels were wrecked.
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Associated Press
North Atlantic
Cape Cod
Cape Hatteras
Seaboard
Maine
North Carolina
Massachusetts
Virginia Cape
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Jersey
New York City
Atlantic
Nantucket
Boston
Long Island
Florida
Hartwelson
Coast Guard
Ossipee
Coast Guards
Marine Chaser
7B 35
Jamestown
R. I
Mary Patten
Little
Wise County Teacher Pleads Not Guilty In Slaying Of Her Father
Wise Virginia November 18 21 year old Edith Maxwell pleads not guilty to the slaying of her father Trigg Maxwell 52 in self defense according to defense counsel The trial opens with Maxwell accused of striking him with a shoe during a confrontation described as drunken and abusive by the defense Prosecution contends Maxwell threatened to kill her and she struck him multiple times leaving the case to a Cumberland County jury. no death penalty will be sought
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Baltimore
Corinna Loring
Upper Marlboro
Joseph H. Itzel
Prince George's
Mt. Rainier
Robert W. Hicks
Washington
Hicks
Wise County
Wise
Edith Maxwell
Trigg Maxwell
A. A. Skeen
Commonwealth
Fred B. Greear
Maxwell
Greear
Miss Maxwell
Little Pound
Skeen
Virginia
War sanction drive and guard for British in Rome reported
Fifty-one nations apply sanctions in an effort to end the war and place guard over British in Rome. Weekend weather brings rain sleet and snow with strong northwest winds. Winds reach 42 mph at 7:30 am and 40 mph at 8:40 am from the Army Weather Station at Admiral Byrd Airport. Temperature dropped to 32 degrees but no record low.
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Rome
The
Valley Airways, Inc
U. S, Army
Admiral Byrd Airport
Bolling Field
Washington
D. C
Winchester Research Laboratory
Dunlap Faces Jury In Felony Assault On Policeman
Arthur Dunlap a Winchester area insurance agent stands trial in Corporation Court for felonious assault on Policeman Amon Strosnider with intent to kill. Strosnider testified with Ritter and Williams as other witnesses as jurors viewed the Dunlap home scene. Judge Donald L. Weems oversees. City Solicitor Reardon prosecutes.
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Arthur Dunlap
Winchester Corporation Court
Amon Strosnider
Donald L. Weems
Dunlap
Strosnider
North Kent Street
Franklin Ritter
Lloyd Williams
Jack T. Engle
C. A. Fauver
Joseph Anderson
C. E. Babb
R. B. Rogers
Thomas Sprint
Earl Parks
Fred Ritter
Louis Renner
Claude Grim
Harry W. Butler
T. F. Timberlake
James P .Reardon
T. Russell Cather
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Williams
Mayor LaGuardia Hits Public Works Red Tape
New York Mayor Fiorello La Guardia criticized the Public Works Administration for excessive red tape delaying work relief by four or five months. He praised Secretary Ickes as helpful and cooperative, but urged collective effort.
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Washington
Fiorellco LaGardia
New York
Public Works Administration
United States Conference of Mayors
Ickes
PWA
Senator Lloyd Car Wrecked in Virginia Theft Case
Federalsburg officers awaited the return of a man and a woman sought for stealing a car belonging to state senator Straughn Lloyd. The vehicle, wrecked at a Virginia grade crossing, likely will not be recovered. Lloyd learned of the theft after Salisbury state police alerted him. A man and woman, transient residents of Federalsburg, were held in Cape Charles, Va., and promised return to Maryland authorities.
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Federalsburg
Straughn Lloyd
Wicomico
Virginia
Lloyd
Wilmer F. Davis
Salisbury
Cape Charles
Maryland
26 Changes in Va Banking Code Recommended
Governor's advisory legislative council urged 26 changes to Virginia banking code including penalties and real estate loan limits. Provisions target embezzlement and fraudulent practices by bank officers and require compliance with the banking act. Repeal of the industrial loan act provision allowing industrial loan associations to become banks was urged.
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Richmond
Virginia
Governor's Advisory Legislative Council
Gew George Co. Peery
Gee
Krol Case Is Continued In Chicago Postponement Ordered
Judge Philip Williams accords another delay in the Commonwealth versus Max Krol case. Krol remains confined to a Chicago hospital, claiming incapacity to travel. Krol was convicted in corporation court of embezzling over 4000 dollars from Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mill Corp and sentenced to six years.
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Philip Williams
Corporation
The
Commonwealth
Max Krol
Krol
Chicago
Arthur G. Jones
State Penitentiary
Nor’easter roars out to sea after pounding coast
The worst nor’easter in years moved offshore after battering the North Atlantic coast. Annapolis mail sent 20 000 Army Navy football game tickets. A Baltimore man’s glove becomes a clue in Corinna Loring’s death. In Ashland City five white men were acquitted in a lynching case. Harrisburg reports 17 dead in Pennsylvania weekend traffic crashes. Tokyo notes a new nation North China will be born this week. Addis Ababa Italian bombings target Enderia near Makale. Rome sanctions take effect as Ethiopian resistance gathers. Haile Selassie heads to the front.
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North Atlantic
Annapolis
Baltimore
Corinna Loring
Ashland City
Tenn
Harribsurg
Pennsylvania
Tokyo
China
Addis Ababa
Enderia
Makale
Rome
Haile Selassie
Nations impose Italy sanctions to halt Ethiopian war
In Rome and across capitals, League of Nations sanctions against Italy take effect as 51 nations halt Italian trade. Portugal closes frontiers to Italian goods while France and Spain move to enforce decrees limiting Italian imports. Public unrest rises with protests and diplomatic guard actions around embassies.
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Antry
Piazza di Spana
Holy See
Villa Medici
England
Pascisto
Italy
London
League of Nations
Ialy
Ethiopia
Spain
Portgual
France
Rosenberger thanks Back Creek voters for support
Charles M Rosenberger thanks the voters of Back Creek District for their support on election day and pledges to serve the people to their best advantage.
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Back Creek
Charles M. Rosenberger
Sale of Whitlock Lots on Valley Avenue
Thirty six building lots on the west side of Valley Avenue near Hadley School to be sold on premises at 11 o clock A M Saturday November 30. Fine location. Buy a lot and watch it grow in value. See sale bills.
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Whitlock
Valley Avenue
Hadley
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Prince George’s County
Miss Loring
L. R. Lawrence
Loring
Diptheria Clinic
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Virginia Women’s Institute On Government
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