Roosevelt Welcomed in Trinidad Before Buenos Aires Visit
President Roosevelt arrived aboard the cruiser Indianapolis in Port of Spain Trinidad where he was greeted with full honors. He refrained from landing until his return from Buenos Aires and later planned an angling trip in the harbor. The reception included Deputy Governor A W Seymour and other officials as he signed letters and discussed plans for the Inter American Peace Congress.
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Port-Of -Spain
Trinidad
Christopher Columbus
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Buenos Aires
A. W. Seymour
A. S
Trinidad Constabulary
W Moessner
Seymour
Moessner
Port-of- Spain
Bennos Aires
Washington
Charleston
Colonel Watson
McIntire
James Roosevelt
Paul Bastedo
Mutual responsibility guides safer streets in Star cartoon
The Star cartoon urges shared duty for safe traffic as pedestrians cross on green signals and cyclists stay to the side. It warns that rushing drivers and reckless bicycle behavior cause crashes and stresses obeying red stop signals as the right approach.
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Star
Highway Dept Erects Snow Breaks to Halt Drifts
The Highway Department has erected about 8,000 feet of snow barriers on routes in Frederick county to prevent winter drifts. Landowners cooperated, with barriers placed away from highways and painted red for visibility. This marks a first for the county as a seasonal road protection service.
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King Winter
Frederick Junty
Highway Department
William Poston
Mr. Poston
Frederick County
Fair Weather Outlook for Week Ahead
Weather outlook for the week beginning November 23 predicts fair conditions across the North and Middle Atlantic States with a chance of rain Wednesday or Thursday. Temperatures rise Monday and Tuesday then fall again by Friday with a cold Sunday night ahead.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Strike Benefits Local Charities In West Virginia Mine
In Minden West Virginia on November 21 a miners strike led to a union fine of 900 workers at two dollars each. The money collected was donated to charity boosting local nonprofit funds by eighteen hundred dollars.
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Minden
W. Va
Two May Act In Emergency
Berlin reports say Japan and Germany share authoritarian governance ideas and could act jointly against Bolshevism in a crisis. Officials cautious on German Japanese pact rumors while noting possible benevolent neutrality if war with Soviet Russia occurs.
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Berlin
Japan
Germany
Russia
Foreign Office
Wilhelmstrasse
Merchants to Convene for Christmas Decorations Contest
Invitations mailed to 52 merchants for a Monday night meeting in the Council Chamber to discuss a city sponsored Christmas decorations contest. City officials and Light Committee members will outline plans for decorating and lighting the business district and extending decorations into residential areas across four zones with two prizes per zone.
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Council Chamber
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Light Committee of Common Council
S. C. Brooks
Dwelling of Celanese Foreman Targeted Again in Cumberland
Police report a fourth act of what is feared to be terrorism as the home of Celanese plant foreman Thomas Campbell at 217 Green Street Cumberland Maryland was struck by a beer bottle. Officers on duty within thirty seconds found no one in sight as Mrs Campbell stood on the porch and witnesses said Campbell and friends were playing cards inside.
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Cumberland
Thomas Campbell
Green Street
Lewis group seeks to sign members at AFL convention
A militant band of John L. Lewis supporters pushed to block steam roll of resolutions proposing peace with industrial unionists. They organized as those who love democracy, gathering about 100 delegates to oppose the Amalgamated Clothing Workers boycott of men’s clothing. The boycott drew fierce protests as undemocratic and widening labor rifts. the Amalgamated suspension was cited as justification for industrial unionist unity. The AFL convention pauses till Monday as rebels plan further action and potential reprisals loom.
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Tampa
Fla
John L. Lewis
American Federation of Labor
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Lewis Committee
Council of War
Labor
A. F. of L. Executive Council
Ten Committee For Industrial Organization Unions
Amalgamated
Science News Is News Says AP Editor
Howard W. Blakeslee, AP science editor, told Southern high school editors that newspapers are the natural first tellers of important events. He urged public involvement in learning details and helping scientists decide which areas deserve attention at the Southern Interscholastic Press Association convention in Lexington.
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Lexington
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
South
Washington and Lee University
Southern Interscholastic Press Association
Premier's Son Held Hostage In Spanish Civil War
Talavera de la Reina Spain November 21 Fascist commanders claim Joseph Largo Caballero 22 son of Premier Francisco Largo Caballero was taken as a war hostage after being forced to desert from government forces. Insurgent officers say he was in an engineers battalion when the civil war began and later deserted to join the Fascists. He has been held prisoner since.
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Talavera de la Reina
Spain
Joseph Largo Caballero
Francisco Largo Caballero
Joseph
Segovia
High Command
Farley Kisses Blarney Stone in Ireland Visit
Dublin reports Postmaster General James A. Farley kissed the Blarney Stone at Blarney Castle today during his Irish visit. He then departed for an overnight stay at a nearby lake area.
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Farley Kisses
Blarney Stone
Dublin
James A. Farley
Trophy to settle annual Martinsburg High Handley clash
The So-Ath Club trophy, provided by the So-Ath Club of Martinsburg, will be awarded permanently to the winner of the football series between Martinsburg High School and Handley High School after three victories. Last year ended scoreless with each side credited a leg, while this year the winner gains temporary possession.
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Martinsburg News
Martinsburg
Martinsburg High School
Handley High School
Handley To Seek Trophy In Thanksgiving Handley Bowl
The Handley Bulldogs of Martinsburg High meet the Judges of Handley in the annual Thanksgiving Day Handley Bowl for Cumberland Valley rankings and temporary possession of the So A th Club trophy. The club will award the trophy to the captain of the winning team and may present medals to standout players. The trophy remained with Martinsburg after a scoreless tie in 1935 and is displayed in Martinsburg after a prior display at Young Men’s Shop. Since 1925 Handley and Winchester have met 11 times with Winchester holding six wins and Handley two.
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Bulldogs
Martinsburg
Handley
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
South
Shenangoah Hotel
Jack Beavers
Fancy A E Shred Bulk Co Coconut
A brief grocery listing notes bulk shredded coconut for sale at Pure Food Store with price and packaging details implied.
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FANCY
Americans warned as Madrid siege escalates and evacuation begins
The American Consul General in Barcelona warned all Americans remaining in the district that the consulate could close at any time and that those staying do so at their own risk. In Madrid the emb assy faces potential closure amid the Franco siege while hundreds of Americans are believed in the area.
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Washington
Barcelonia
State Department
Madrid
Barcelona
Mahlon E. Perkins
United States of America
Francisco Franco
Seville
Pay Rise Rumors Circulate At Virginia Woolen Company
City reports claim the Virginia Woolen Company may announce a pay increase though verification failed. J C Oakes declined comment while MacCormac, the president, is home recovering from illness. Photographs were taken of veteran employees, 30 plus workers with 25 years service. The Martinsburg Berkeley Woolen affiliate is noted and payroll kept steady during the depression.
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Virginia Woolen Company
J. C. Oakes
Mr. Oakes
Mr. MacCormac
H. B. MacCormac
Berkeley Woolen Company
Martinsburg
Explains Uncle Sam's Appearance
Wake Forest students heard Dr. C. C. Peason explain why Uncle Sam is drawn with a long frame and slender build. He said long legs reflected westward travel on foot, the slender shape mirrored a worried, nervous people, and whiskers signified the hurry of not having time to shave.
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Wake Forest
N. C
C. C. Peason
Wake Forest College
Uncle Sam
Christmas Seal Sale chair named in Frederick county
Mrs Richard heads a drive for the annual Christmas Seal Sale of the Virginia Tuberculosis Association in Frederick county. Thanksgiving Day November 2 the campaign begins with district committees named for Opequon Back Creek Shawnee Gainesboro and Stone Wall districts. About 17 000 Virginians are TB victims needing treatment funds.
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Wyatt H. Richard
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Frederick County
Richard
Opequon
P. E. Lineburg
Bessie McNeer
Back Creek
E. O. McIlwee
Paul Glynn
Shawnee
Claude Grove
C. E. Pifer
J. W. Richard
Gainesboro
Elnora
Pearl Braithwaite
Stonewall
Walker Bond
Virginia
G O P Told It Has Failed In Coral Gables Talk
Coral Gables Florida November 21 UP Charles A Michelson chief of the Democratic party publicity staff said Republicans should build a strong conservative party. He warned that conservatives and liberals cannot ride two horses and predicted New Jersey Maryland and California GOP winners would switch to Democrats at the next election.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Charles A. Michelson
Michelson
Edith Maxwell to Hear Venue Change in Wise County
Edith Maxwell 22 year old former Wise county murder convict will travel with her brother Earl to Wise courthouse for a Monday motion on changing venue for her second trial. Counsel argues she cannot get a fair trial in Wise county and five new witnesses will testify she made no threats against her father Trigg Maxwell during a automobile ride. She was sentenced to 25 years before the Supreme Court of Appeals ordered a new trial.
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Richmond
Edith Maxwell
Southwest Virginia
Earl
Wise County
Edith
Earl Maxwell
Trigg Maxwell
Wise
Supreme Court of Appeals
Evacuation Drives Amid Madrid Bombardment
Madrid defense junta seizes 1 000 automobiles to evacuate about 300 000 women children and old persons from the besieged capital. Genera Miaja says government troops began an enveloping counteroffensive around Casa de Campo west of Madrid. Evacuees will be sent east and south and food transported to Meare as heavy artillery shells strike University City and other positions. A separate report says the insurgent cruiser Canarias sank a merchant ship off Palamos with more than 40 shells.
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H. E. Knoblaugh
Madrid
Genera Jose Miaja
Casa de Campo
Manzanares Bv
University City Corps
Palamos
Canarias
Levante
Spain
Palamas
Barcelona
Special Turkey Dinner at Green Lantern Sunday
Don't miss the Special Turkey Dinner served at the Green Lantern 17 miles west of Winchester on U. S. 50 this Sunday and Thanksgiving. Tickets are 50 cents and 75 cents. We still have more Virginia ham.
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Green Lantern
Winchester
U. S. 50
Enjoy a Turkey Dinner at Glow Coffee Shop
Oysters and choice steaks featured at Glow Coffee Shop. Turkeys highlighted as part of a seasonal dinner offering in a small town dining scene.
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Con Glow Coffee Shop
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Enjoy a Turkey Dinner at Golden Glow Coffee Shop
Local brief notes a turkey dinner event at Golden Glow Coffee Shop. The item highlights a community get together and dining offering, inviting patrons to attend and share in a seasonal meal.
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