Peace Plea By British King Opens Parliament
King George pleads for world peace as Parliament opens its fourth session. He vows support for League of Nations and urges disarmament progress. Auto replaces coach in ceremonial procession as fog and cold frame the day. remarks stress India policy and postwar trade recovery.
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Frank H. King
Associated Press
London
King George
Great Britain
League of Nations
Buckingham Palace
House of Parliament
Queen Mary
House of Lords
India
Public Sale Notice Near Gainesboro Pike Luttrell's Service Station
Public sale announced for Thursday November 22 at Luttrell's Service Station on Gainesboro pike near Winchester Steam Laundry location. Call 28 for laundry service details and sale logistics.
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Gainesboro Pike
Luttrell
Winchester Steam Laundry
Better Housing Two Minute Men to Promoting Plan
The Better Housing Committee launches two minute talks at Palace and Capitol Theatres featuring leaders like State Senator Cather and Arthur M. Field. Loan activity grows with a $400 loan approved in one hour, signaling interest from banks and homeowners. Canvassers meet at the Chamber of Commerce to receive instructions for house to house outreach.
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Revolutionary Fathers
Housing Committee
Palace
Capitol
Cather
Arthur M. Field
William W. Glass
Cc. R. Anderson
Burr P. Harrison
Leslie D. Kline
John H. Rosenberger
R. Gray Williams
Col
B. M. Roszel
Ansell Solenberger
Campbell
Robert B. Nelson
Fuller
Farmers Merchants National Bank and Company
Clifford Grim
Chamber of Commerce
Reserve Officers To Meet Wednesday At Shenandoah Academy
Col. B. M. Roszel announces the Reserve Officers group will hold its November meeting at Shenandoah Valley Academy on Wednesday night November 21 at 8 o'clock. The topic is Cavalry, Application of the New Development with Lieut Col Edgar Whiting as instructor. Whiting, former Cavalry Board president, is a sought after speaker. All reserve officers and others interested in military affairs are welcome.
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B. M. Roszel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Cavalry
Edgar Whiting
Whitime
Cavalry Board of the Army
Training School Harvest Festival Showcases Student Skills
The Clarke County Training School hosted the Fall Festival on November 16. The agricultural department displayed products grown by boys and shop-made items, while domestic sciences highlighted needlework and housekeeping skills. Equipment for each room was featured and the event drew a large crowd.
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Clarke County Training School
United States Seeks World Arms Trade Tightening at Geneva
President Roosevelt backs a plan to create a permanent disarmament commission with automatic powers to inspect private and public arms manufacture and trade. The draft requires licenses for all arms and orders, five year terms, annual inspections, and full disclosure to Geneva.
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Geneva
United States
Hugh R. Wilson
Switzerland
Wilson
Disarmament Commission
Esc
Arthur Henderson
Federation of the League of Nations Societies
International Conference of Disabled Soldiers and Ex-Servicemen
Inter-Parliamentary Union of Women’s Organizations
Coconut Sale Ad at Pure Food Store
Coconut, long shred available for 20 cents per pound at Pure Food Store. advertisement date appears as 11-20-1p-11 with limited listing details.
Death Summons Mrs Patterson At Advanced Age
Elizabeth Patterson former Winchester resident died at Worthington near Columbus Ohio after a long illness. She was 66, native of Shenandoah County Virginia, wife of Joseph S Patterson, with children Edward Charles and Nellie, and brothers Manuel and John Orndorff. Funeral planned in Columbus. Additionally a lost diamond and sapphire ring advertised with reward near A and P Store.
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Elizabeth Patterson
Winchester
Worthington
Columbus
Joseph S. Patterson
Frederick County
Opequon
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Patterson
Milton Snapp
This City
Manuel Orndorff
Washington, D. C
John Orndorff
Star Tannery
Ross
M” Care Star
Funeral planned for Mrs Cadwallader Stephens City resident
Mrs Ella Carver Cadwallader 85 dies at son’s Huntington home after eight years in West Virginia. Survived by son E C Cadwallader and daughter in law Elizabeth Young. five grandchildren. one brother David Cadwallader. Funeral Wednesday 11 am at Trinity Lutheran Stephens City. interment Green Hill Cemetery.
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Ella Carver Cadwallader
E. C. Cadwallader
Huntington
W. Va
Stephens City
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cadwallader
Elizabeth
Frank
Alfred Cadwallader
Charles Town
William Faber
Ashland
Franklin Myers
Frances Cadwallader
David Cadwallader
Illinois
Supper Bazaar at Episcopal Parish House
A supper bazaar will be held Thursday evening November 22 from 6 to 7 at the Episcopal Parish House. Admission is 50 cents.
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Episcopal
Prosecutor Seeks Conviction in Insull Case
Chicago November 20 Forest A Harness urged a verdict convicting Samuel Insull and 16 codefendants in the Insull mail fraud case. He said the group swindled the public out of 114 million dollars and inflated a 10 dollar dividend to 516.28 to deceive investors.
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Chicago
Forest A. Harness
Insull
Samuel Insull
James H. Wilkerson
Dicks Family Airs News Of Injuries And Recovery
Mr and Mrs Persell D Plank returned from Cumberland Md where they visited Mr and Mrs Arthur B Dicks and Miss Ruth Hildreth at Allegany Hospital. The Dicks car was parked during a three car collision that badly injured three people including Mr Dicks with a fractured pelvis and Mrs Dicks with skull fractures. Hildreth may have internal injuries but all are reported recovering with good chances.
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Persell D. Plank
Cumberland
Arthur B. Dicks
Ruth Hildreth
Allegany Hospital
the Star
Miss. Hildreth
Mrs. Plank
Wallace Defines Future Course of Adjustment Act
Secretary Wallace outlines a future policy of controlled expansion for agriculture at the National Grange address. He cautions against a drive to scrap crop control, warning that processors, handlers, dealers, and some farmers may push to remove restrictions. He urges farmers to accept the dealt cards and sustain profit through controlled production.
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Hartford
Conn
Wallace
National Grange
Congress
Agriculte
Des
Police praised for handling crowds at Rus sell Russell wedding
The wedding of Miss Mary Greenway Russell and John B. Carr at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church last Saturday drew praise for Winchester and state police. Officers directed traffic and managed crowds with courtesy, notably Captain Thomas H. Boyd Sergeant B. C. Cline Patrolman Ernest C. Dove Patrolman P. D. Plank and inspectors Raymond Bayliss and George F. Miller.
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Winchester
Mary Greenway Russell
John B. Carr
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Harry K. Russell
Stewart Street
Russell
Thomas H. Boyd
B. C. Cline
Ernest C. Dove
P. D. Plank
Raymond Bayliss
George F. Miller
State Division of Motor Vehicles
World News At A Glance Highlights From Around The World
Washington drafts sea rescue hero Captain George Fried to aid life and cargo safety. Chicago prosecutor links Samuel Insull to fictitious profits in investment books. Detroit's Father Coughlin forms a national union for social justice. New York firefighter rescues nine from burning barges. New York notes liquor revenue estimate for Dec 5 1934. Yokosuka launches 8500 ton cruiser Suzuyi. Belgrade sends silver flower bowl for wedding gift to future Duchess of Kent. London King George pleads for world peace.
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Washington
George Fried
Chicago
Insull
Samuel Insull
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
New York
Em York
Jack Dempsey
Baltimore
Maryland
Yokosuka
Japan
Belgrade
Marie of
Large Crowds Attend Slain Girls Funeral in Clifton Forge
Commonwealth's Attorney C C Collins planned to confer with Judge Haden on a special term of court for the murder trials of Alice and Ellen Hill. Philip Jones 25 negro confessed to slaying the Clifton Forge girls as crowds thronged Crown Hill Cemetery and the hearse procession.
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Covington
Commonwealth
C. C. Collins
Tudad Benjamin Haden
Alice
New Hill
Clifton Forge
Collins
Jones
Richmond
Crown Hill Cemetery
Ellen Hill
Philip Jones
E. R. Hill
Henrico County
T. Wilson Seay
Chester Smith
John Pryor
Hale Collins
Alleghany County
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Cairnbrook
Baker and Company
Hables
Sidwell
Kinzels
Norton’s
Charles Broadway Rouss
Old Taylor Hotel
Line
Bank
Roosevelt
Warren County
Front Royal
Star Today
Ater
Attop
Center
Clifton
Gro
Officer Knick
Negro
Lutheran Church
U.S
Harness
Mrs Dicks
World News
Haden
Seay
Ellen
Smith
Bethel Church
Albin
Pat
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