No Ultimatum for Chinese Campaign for Independence
Shanghai reports say Japanese military irked by an impending Chiang Kai-Shek Ariyoshi meeting on the north China autonomy movement. Doihara denial followed a claim of an ultimatum for independence by noon. Delays could ease Nanking north China tensions and avert Kumintang attack on Chiang’s policies.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Akira Ariyoshi
China
North
North China
Kenji Doihara
Nanking
Chiang
Sung Cheh- Yuan
Peiping- Tientsin
Kumintang
Nationalist Party
Winchesters Defends Jury Duty as Civic Duty
A column urges men to embrace jury service as a civic duty in a democratic government. The writer notes women are less often summoned and suggests capable women would serve if asked, stressing responsible participation over inconvenience.
Five youths held after Berryville armory robbery
Five youths from Berryville and Winchester were taken to Harrisonburg for hearings on charges from the Berryville National Guard Armory robbery. Fourteen service pistols and ammunition were stolen. most weapons recovered near Berryville. J Edgar Hoover said suspects confessed.
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Winchester
Berryville
Harrisonburg
United States
National Guard
Associated Press
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Oakley Sealock
Charles Ritter
Winches
Department’ of Justice
Ritter
Buzzard
Rinker
Duke
Sealock
City
Department of Justice
Harrisonbureg
Opium Cache Found Circling Baltimore Harbor Bargain
Baltimore police and customs searched Locust Point after a man dropped opium while fleeing a liner. About 45 pounds were already seized with another 80 pounds found, lifting the total value toward 250 000 dollars. Federal narcotics agents held one man as the investigation widened.
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Baltimore
Locust Point
United States
Southern District
Treasury Department
William Morgenstern
Morgenstern
Joseph Brown
Elmer Hefner
Bureau of Narcotics of the
Customs
Federal Narcotics Bureau
Washington
Edith Roosevelt Continues Improvement After Heart Attack
Mrs Edith Carow Roosevelt widow of President Theodore Roosevelt was described as still improved today in Glen Cove New York Attaches said the danger from her heart attack suffered after entering a hospital for treatment had passed and a fracture appeared to be healing
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Glen Cove
N. Y
Edith Carow Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Mrs Mary Virginia Hoover Rhodes Opens All Modern Shop
Mrs Mary Virginia Hoover Rhodes, formerly of The Carna tion Beauty Shoppe, announces the opening of an All Modern Shop in Strasburg Virginia. The notice notes a local business move with reference to an address and date code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Hoover Rhodes
Carnation Beauty Shoppe
Strasburg
Stepin Fetchit Cleared In Baltimore Court Appearance
Stepin Fetchit appeared in Baltimore police court on an assault charge that was dismissed. The magistrate found insufficient evidence that Fetchit struck or pushed a troupe member, or caused a fall. Johnson and three actors supported Fetchit's account. a physician found no injury.
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Stepin Fetchit
Baltimore
Carlos Johnson
Fetchit
Johnson
Hugh H. Jones
Parker
Virginia Senator Warns Social Security Plan Bankrupts State
State Senator T Russell Cather says proposed social security legislation will bankrupt Virginia financially and morally. He argues it destroys self reliance and would create a large bureaucracy, likely prompting a sales tax to fund the program and placing a heavy burden on the state budget and future generations.
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General Assembly
Virginia
T. Russell Cather
Cather
Sanat Cothor
Chair And Prison Sentences Given Officer's Slayers
In Fluvanna County Circuit Court near Palmyra Virginia John Daugherty 27 was sentenced to die in the electric chair for the murder of State Highway Patrolman W R Thompson during an attempted bank robbery at Fork Union in September Grant Mills guilty to participating received 90 years and John Spoon 60 years all three defendants from Bean Station Tennessee
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Palmyra
John Daugherty
W.R. Thompson
Fork Union
Edward Meek
Fluvanna County
Grant Mills
John Spoon
Bean Station
Tenn
Mayors Seek Year Extension for Federal Relief Program
The United States conference of mayors urged Congress to extend federal relief for the 1936 1937 fiscal year to fund a comprehensive relief and direct aid program for unemployment nationwide. They asked states to cooperate with cities and urged prompt passage of social security legislation, plus an optional municipal old age security amendment. Fiorello LaGuardia was authorized to represent the group.
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Washington
United States Conference of Mayors
Congress
Roosevelt
Fiorello LaGuardia
New York
Premier Mus solini Leads Campaign for Higher Output
Rome reports Premier Mussolini personally led a nationwide effort to boost production to counter League sanctions. He met with fruit and vegetable growers, while ceremonies near Turin showcased wheat and corn efforts. Builders were urged to use national materials and cut imports. A broad boycott of sanctionist goods was voted by 130,000 grocers.
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Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Palazzo di Venezia
League
Ethiopia
Turin
Gini
Architects’ Syndicate
Tripoli
Libya
Country Fair Association
More Complaints About Solicitors
City officials report multiple complaints about solicitors and misrepresentations. They note phone calls claiming a friend or neighbor sent the solicitor, which is often false. Police should be notified if such statements prove untrue while an ordinance to require licensing or bonding is pursued.
Court Of Honor Meets Tomorrow At George Washington Hotel
The Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held tomorrow night at 7.30 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Scouts are asked to bring their parents and invitees include troop committee men and executive board members.
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George Washington Hotel
Lost beagle ad and local events listing
Found a black and tan female beagle type dog with no license. May be reclaimed if owner buys license. Call 629-1. Loma Casa Orchestra performs tonight at Chuck and Ray's. Slices Glace Pineapple for fruit cakes 35c. Pure Food Store presents The Silver Lining, a 3 act play at Round Hill School Friday Dec 6. Admission 10c and 20c.
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Round Hill
Public Sale Notice at 447 North Braddock Street
A public sale is scheduled for Friday November 29 at 10 AM. The sale includes an entire household, kitchen furniture and garden tools at 447 North Braddock Street. Published with dates 11 20 22 26 27 1p 41.
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North Braddock Street
Ethiopians Massed for Attack Near Makale
Ethiopian troops in southern Tigre Province concentrate 15,000 to 20,000 fighters south of the Dolo Makale line and may strike at any moment. Possible attack routes include Buiafi in the Antalo area or Socota Selloa near the Abbi Addi parallel. Italian officers note Ethiopian emphasis on numbers as a key factor.
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Makale
Ethiopia
Tigre
Dolo-Makale
Buiafi
Antolo
Socota Selloa
Abbi Addi
Men Who Beat Winkfield Are Still At Large
Reports say B and O Railroad officers arrested two men Sunday night in Cumberland Maryland for a housebreaking attempt on Fred Winkfield in Glades. Martinsburg West Virginia police claim the prisoners and have gone to Cumberland to bring them back. The attacker were James Moore and Thomas Miller of Cleveland Ohio who fled when Arthur Tinsman 15 Estelle and Irene Purtlebaugh approached. Police say Cumberland men dressed similarly but ages and details differ from Martinsburg descriptions.
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B. & O. Railroad
Fred Wink
Cumberland
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winkfield
James Moore
Thomas Miller
Cleveland
Ohio
Arthur Tinsman
Estelle
Irene Purtlebaugh
Christian Endeavor
United Brethren Church
Tinsman
Mayor Declares Thanks a Million Week in Winchester
Mayor Anderson issues a proclamation designating November 21 to 28 as Thanks a Million Week in Winchester. He endorses the courtesy campaign, stressing that politeness is essential in business and everyday life, likening courtesy to a suspender button.
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Anderson
Winchester
Haile Selassie Sighted in Harar Amid War Reports
Dispatches from Harar say Emperor Haile Selassie moved by automobile toward Diredawa with his movements tightly guarded. Ethiopian officials claim 1,000 marksmen under Bakala Ayela halted an Italian advance in the Radowa hills, with heavy losses to Italy, while major operations are delayed until December.
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Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Fitaurari
Bakala Ayela
Ethiopia
Radowa
Haile Selassie
Tin Ogaden
Harar
Diredawa
World News At A Glance Briefs
Domestic reports detail opium seizures and a large hidden consignment. Nashua and Boston note potential Lindbergh kidnapping confessions and possible trades. Federal duck hunting opens in 20 states as alibis are tested in Maryland murder. Rome campaigns for production while Ethiopia suffers casualties and Nazi networks surface.
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Baltimore
Boston
John F. Condon
Bruno Hauptmann
Washington
Upper Marlboro
Corinna Loring
United States Conference of Mayors
Jimmy Foxx
Roger Cramer
Eric McNair
The
Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
League of Nations
Harar
Ethiopia
Absence of Mountain View Boy Explained by Turkey Hunt
In BLOOM Virginia on November 20 14 year old Thomas LeRoy Cooper son of Mr and Mrs Cooper missed class at Mountain View School to hunt wild turkeys on Fall Ridge. He returned with a 15 pound gobbler for his mother's birthday dinner and explained his absence.
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Tommy Cooper
Mountain View
Bloom
Thomas LeRoy Cooper
Thomas
Cooper
Tommy
Fall Ridge
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Star Today
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