City Council Hears Reports On Local Salary Cuts
Winchester officials discuss city manager salary scales in a special meeting. The council debates a $2700 versus $2000 salary, suspends city manager election effective January 1, and fixes several other salaries while delaying several appointments.
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Winchester
City
the Board of Health
City Hall
Rosenberger
Anderson
City Hall Committee
Peyton Street
Fairfax Lane
Loudoun Street
Kate Glass Greene
Pilcher
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Shenandoah Boxboard Corporation
State Highway Department
Hable
Marshal
Harper
Civic League
Miller
Roosevelt Receives Busy Stream Of Washington Visitors
President elect Franklin D. Roosevelt met with notable officials including Justice Brandeis and Governor Olsen as officers in Washington pressed for quick action on progressive farm legislation and beer law. In a separate session, Roosevelt conferred with Democratic leaders on war debts and pending congressional plans.
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Justice Brandeis
Supreme Court
Floyd B. Olsen
Minnesota
Farmer-Laborite
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
National Press Club
Garner
House
Hull
Tennessee
Connolly
Texas
Bulwinkle
North Carolina
Senators King
Utah
McKellar
Harrison
Mississippi
Swanson
Virginia
Costigan
Colorado
Ashurst
Arizona
Thomas
Oklahoma
Rainey
Illinois
Burns
McDuffie
Alabama
Collier
Ways and Means Committee
Vinson
Kentucky
Johnson and Jones
Ragon
Arkansas
Stedman Sidelined as Shenandoah Valley Fights Randolph-Macon
Shenandoah Valley Academy will miss backfield star Nathan L Stedman Jr as they face Randolph Macon Academy at Front Royal tomorrow at 2 30 PM. Stedman suffered a left leg fracture in Monday practice and was sent to Winchester Memorial Hospital where his leg was placed in a cast. He is the son of Nathan L Stedman Sr of Halifax NC and a post graduate student at S VA. The team hopes to win despite the injury, with advance dope favoring the Hill-Top boys.
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Shenandoah Valley Academy
Randolph-Macon Academy
Front Royal
Nathan L. Stedman, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stedman
B. B. Dutton
Shenandoal Boys
Nathan L. Stedman
Halifax
N. C
Shenandoah Eleven
Randolph- Macon
Handley Eleven Ready For Til With Martinsburg Rival
Handley High School prepares for the classic tomorrow at 2:30 pm on Handley Field against Martinsburg High in a renewed old rivalry. The crowd is expected to be large with band and cheer squads joining the battle of the year as both teams seek a season turning win.
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Martinsburg High School
Hagerstown
West Virginia Invaders
Martinsburg
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Glennmen
Waynesboro
Handley - Martinsburg
Martinsbure
Winchester
Glenn
West Virginia University
John Parsons
University of Maryland Monogram
Martinsbore
Handley Bowers
L. E. Cahill Falk
Thanksgiving Service at Grace Lutheran Church Tonight
Grace Lutheran Church hosts a Thanksgiving service with hymns for the season. Pastor will speak on Can We Afford To. Service begins at 7 30 this evening.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Thanksgiving Dinner Tac at Hotel Jack Coffee Shoppe
A concise Thanksgiving dinner notice indicates a tac at the Hotel Jack Coffee Shoppe on Ip-11. Local patrons are invited to join, with details limited in the readable text.
Winter Rates At Frederick Tea House
Frederick tea house lists three meals for one day at one dollar. Inn patrons may dine as part of a daily package with fixed pricing, reflecting a value move in local hospitality.
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Frederick Tea House
Thanksgiving Holiday Flags Virginia Football And Field Sports
Virginians gear up for a statewide Thanksgiving with football classics at Roanoke Richmond and Charlottesville. The Gobblers VMI Cavaliers Tar Heels Cavaliers vs NC and Spiders vs William and Mary highlight the gridiron, alongside hunting and fishing as traditional holiday pursuits fill the day with sport and ceremony.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Turkey
Virginia
Roanoke
Charlottesville
Polytechnic Institute
Old Dominion
Cavaliers of Virginia
Tarheels of
North Carolina
Scott Stadium
University
Spiders of
Indians
William and Mary
Lower James
Deer sighting reported in Frederick County hills
James Frye, son of Guy Frye, saw a large buck with spreading antlers roaming the Rosenberger area of Frederick county at sunrise on his father's farm. The deer was seen near fields before disappearing as no open season exists. This is the first 1932 report of a deer sighting in the county.
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James Frye
Guy Frye
Rosenberger
Frederick County
Winchester
Frye
Frederick
Shooting Match at Elm Springs Filling Station Event
A shooting match took place at Elm Springs Filling Station in Stephens City on Route 54 on November 24 at 2 PM. Prizes included shoats turkeys guineas chickens and ducks. The store will be closed for Thanksgiving Day.
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Elm Springs
Stephens City
Es Io
Walnut Trees to be Planted by Boy Scouts Ceremony
Mayor Charles R. Anderson will open a walnut seed dedication at the George Washington Headquarters Friday at 3 PM as part of a bicentennial effort. Shenandoah Area Council and others aim to plant 200 Mount Vernon walnut seedlings and ship 200 bushels of walnuts named Admiral Richard E. Byrd Walnuts.
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Charles R. Anderson
George Washington
Shenandoah
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of American Revolution
Handley School
W. R. Legge
Winchester
Uniformed Scouts
Luther A. Thomas
Ministerial Association
Boy Scout Service
Colin H. Livingstone
Boy Scouts of America
Frank B. Crawford
C. Vernon Eddy
Uniformed Scout
Mount Vernon
A. W. Hostetler
National
Eugene B. Cooper
O. H Benson
F. T. McFaden
D. D
Handley Library
Thanksgiving Flowers and Dinner Ad in Nations Park
Chrysanthemums in yellow white pink and bronze Pom poms in yellow pink bronze Roses in yellow pink and talisman Carnations in pink and white Potted Primrose and 6m name yuuie Thanksgiving Turkey or Chicken Dinner 75c Nation's Park Best p-11 Dance Thanksgiving night Rouss Hall.
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Nation's Park
Rouss Hall
Thanksgiving program at Lions Club meeting at George Washington Hotel
Lions Club held their weekly luncheon in a private dining room with a special Thanksgiving menu. Rev EB Lambert from Braddock Street M E Church South spoke, and music by the Handley High School quartet and singers accompanied by Lions members.
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Lions’ Club
One Ee Ey
EB. A. Lambert, Tor
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Handley High School
Mary Kathryn Stryker
Cecelia Miller
Nelia Beverley
Elizabeth Keeler
LeRoy Cahill
Bennie Davis
William Eagle
Page Louderback
Madeline Whitlock
Daniel E. Wright
Greece
Rockefeller Foundations
Herbert Miller
Wright
East
Far East
Caps Hoshour
Earl Clowser
Trapped Firemen Rescued as Bullets Spatter in Armory Blaze
Ten firemen were lowered to safety with life belts from the Third Regiment Armory at Federal and Wharton streets in South Philadelphia as flames damaged the third and fourth floors. Exploding machine gun carts endangered firefighters while freezing water hindered control efforts. The roof collapse forced families from an adjoining building. much equipment was lost though battle flags and officers’ oil paintings were saved.
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Associated Press
Philadelphs
Third Regiment
Federal and
Whartontreets
Philadelphia
Sunday school workers urged to attend Frederick county meetings
The Rev. Snyder Alleman announced two gatherings for county Sunday school workers. The first, at Grace Lutheran in Winchester, invites all pastors and Sunday school superintendents and their delegates. The second, at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church, is an institute for teachers with Rev. Allen Jones presiding on religious education objectives.
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Snyder Alleman
Stephens City
Frederick County
Winchester
Loudoun’ Street Presbyterian Church
Allen Jones
Hoover Seen Responding To Europe Urging Spending Cuts
Governor Roosevelt at a White House conference says Congress should pay and the action should be initiated by the president. He declines to commit on the foreign situation.
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Roosevelt
White House
Winchester Cold Storage Thanksgiving Day Closure
Winchester Cold Storage will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. The notice lists operating hours as 1 pm to 9 pm for the day, and indicates no services will be available during the holiday period.
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Winchester
Hoover opposes suspension of December 15 war debt payments
President Hoover declared himself opposed to delaying the December 15 payments on war debts and urged Congress to form an agency to exchange views with debtor nations. He also proposed a commission to receive suggestions on the war debts issue and to present recommendations to Congress.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Congress
Hoover Proposes Debts Commission With Limits
President Hoover urged congressional leaders to set the war debts issue before a commission but without power to revise European obligations. He faced courteous but firm opposition from both parties during a tense cabinet room meeting with no united stance or clear agreement.
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Washington
Hoover
Gar
Frederick Should Get Its Share of Reconstruction Fund Relief
Virginia counties may access Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief to fund road work and employ the unemployed. Frederick County could receive a share without incurring debt, with funds repaid from federal aid road monies after 1935. Augusta County already received 24000 dollars, 6000 directed locally for road projects.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
R. F. Corporation
Virginia
Augusta
Upper Valley
Board of Supervisors
County Welfare Board
Doles
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