Roosevelt's Kitchen Cabinet Named for Post March
The list of likely advisers behind the scenes in Washington after March 4 includes James A. Farley national Democratic chairman Col E House of Texas adviser to Wilson Louis M Howe Roosevelt's secretary Bernard Baruch New York banker Senator George Norris Edward J Flynn secretary of state Bronx boss and Raymond Moley economic adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James A. Farley
National Democratic
Col. E . House of Texas
Woodrow Wilson
Louis M. Howe
Roosevelt
Bernard Baruch
New York
George Norris
Nebraska
Edward J. Flynn
Bronx
Raymond Moley
New York State Senate
Theodore Roose
Filipino Killer Marathon Ends in Seattle Rampage Tragedy
Julian Marcelino, 30, blamed his spree on the loss of savings after being held up by three men and a robbery. He killed six and wounded eleven in downtown Seattle before three officers subdued him. Police noted he cried of head illness and matched his bloody path with knives on 6th Avenue and King Street.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Julian Marcelino
Marcelino
Oriental District
Pito Gualt
W. J. Morris
Frank Johnson
Pito Guelto
Bernardino Bonita
Jimmy Gimmez
William Tanador
6Th Avenue
King Street
Tanador
Gordon Jensen
I. Kitamura
Jensen
William Reynolds
Charles Seavers
Apple Market Shipments to British Ports for Week Ending November 19 1932
Shipments from New York to British ports show cargo totals for Liverpool London Glasgow Manchester Bristol Cardiff and other ports. Copper and Harnden report good demand and present exchange rates will govern prices realized.
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New York
Blis
Exs
Bskts
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Manchester
Bristol
Cardiff
G. R. Cooper
Harnden & Co
Scythia
OEE
Esas Cave
Yorks
Stayman
Ben Davis
G. Br, Cooper, Harnden & CO
Scotland
Miss Florence Baughman Dies After Accident in Washington
Florence Hart Baughman 57 formerly of Berryville died in Emergency Hospital Washington after being struck by a motorist on November 9. She had worked at the Veterans Bureau and was a Grace Episcopal Church member. Survived by brother S. F. Baughman Jr and sister Mrs. John A. Lutz. Funeral in Berryville at Grace Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Berryville
Florence Hart Baughman
Washington
Ss. F. Baughman
Mary Kate Brosius
Maryland
Miss Baughman
Seventeenth Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Veterans’ Bureau
John A. Lutz
Monroe Street
N. W
Grace Episcopal Church
Golden Rule Circle
King’s Daughters
S. F. Baughman, Jr
Louis Tucker
Green Hill Cemetery
Eugene Glover
J. Ed. Ogden
J. F. Thomas
J. T. L. Jones
A Dakeman
J. Frank Art
Prayer and Song Services at Stine Chapel
A 7 30 pm prayer and song service is held at Stine Chapel on North Frederick Road ahead of a ten day revival starting next Sunday. The Stine School piano will debut played by Mrs Naomi Lewin with Ed ward Daugherty directing song and William Cochran leading prayer. Rev Guy M Morrow of Kernstown preaches the opening sermon at 7 30 pm Sunday with Rev E A Lambert of Winchester and Braddock Street Methodist choir assisting Monday. Meetings run through Thursday December 8.
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Stine’s Chapel
North Frederick Road
Naomi Lewin
Edward Daugherty
William Cochran
Guy M. Morrow
Kernstown
E. A. Lambert
Winchester
Young People’s Choir
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Hoovers Release Pigeons To Open TB Seal Sale
At the White House the President and Mrs Hoover released two homing pigeons to start the annual Christmas seal campaign for the National Tuberculosis Association. Army messengers carried messages to the association in New York City from Fort Monmouth, N J. The couple received their seal quota from three child health crusaders in white capes and helmets with the association cross.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Hoover
National Tuberculosis Association
Army
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Association
New York City
DuPont 10 Hold Dispersal Sale at Walnut Hall
DuPont 10 will hold a large dispersal sale at Walnut Hall Farm near Boyce Virginia on December 3 starting at 1 30 p m. The entire Foxcatcher Farms stock including stallions broodmares weanlings yearlings and horses in training will be sold without reserve to bidders. The sale aims to attract turfmen from the Atlantic Seaboard and Midwest and is described as the largest bloodstock dispersal since the Belmont Stables sale.
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Boyce
Taake Place
Walnut Hall Farm
Foxcatcher Farms
Walnut Hall Farms
William DuPont, Jr
Wilmington
Del
Thomas H Sommerville
Montpelier
Orange County
Atlantic Seaboard
Mid-West
Belmont
Edward M. McLean
Leesburg
Disciples of the Valley District Meet at Local Church
The Disciples of the Valley District hold a district union meeting at the Church of Christ tonight under the Minis terial Association. Rev. D H Rhoe of Toms Brook is president. Rev. W L Dudley, pastor of the local Church of Christ, is secretary. A 6 30 p m luncheon precedes a 7 30 p m program with church roll call and brief reports. Rev. John Brown of Martinsburg First Baptist will give an inspirational address. All local church members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disciples of the Valley District
Church of Christ
Disciples of Th Valley District
D. H Rhoe
Toms Brook
W. L Dudley
John Brown
First Baptist Church
Martinsburg
Death of Mrs. Eppie Currey After Heart Ailment
Mrs. Margaret I. Currey 29, wife of Eppie Currey, died at 3 AM at 26 Southwark Street from heart disease. Born in Shenandoah County, she leaves husband, three sons James Edward Douglas Lee and Howard Lewis, daughter Elizabeth, brothers Wilbur and Robert Hutchison, and five sisters. Funeral from the house at 2 PM Sunday with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Margaret I. Currey
Eppie Currey
Southwark Street
Preston
Hattie MccInturff Hutchinson
Shenandoah County
Mount Hebron Cemetery
James
Edward
Douglas Lee
Howard Lewis Currey
Elizabeth Currey
Wilbur
Robert M. Hutchison
Maude McKeever
Grace Pomone
Harrisburg
Ruth Williams
Front Royal
Ina Ratchford
Boyce
E. Himelright
This City
Three Believed Lost In River After Capsize
Norfolk reports no news of rescue for Rappahannock crew believed drowned after the fishing smack capsized off Smith Point near the Potomac. Names of the missing likely three, not yet known in the port. In New York, forecasters predict rain and cold for the Army Notre Dame game at Yankee Stadium with steady showers likely tomorrow afternoon.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Rappahannock
Smith Point
Potomac
New York
Army- Notre Dame
Yankee Stadium
Practical aid given to many on lonely road
Major and Mrs. James Mars of the Salvation Army report serving numerous transients with dinners on Thanksgiving day. Some stayed for lodging and breakfast. a 65 year old man received care, then was sent on to New Columbia, Pa. The couple urged continued support as Christmas approaches.
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James Mars
Salvation Army
Mars
New Columbia, Pa
Roosevelt Resting at Warm Springs Before Congress Talks
Governor Roosevelt settles into rest at Warm Springs Ga delaying briefings with Democratic congressional leaders. Plans outlined include government economy to balance the budget and farm relief following his campaign line. Senator Robinson of Arkansas expected to brief him early in the week.
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Warm Springs
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Senator Robinson
Arkansas
Home Garden Brings Savings and Fresh Food Satisfaction
The home garden remains a reliable money saver and source of wholesome food, offering satisfaction similar to this year.
Wine Growers Probe Quick Action on Light Wines in Beer Bill
Washington officials report Democratic plans to legalize beer include a push to permit light wines as part of Volstead act changes. Brew groups split on proposals while a bloc for light wines forms. Industry leaders favor non intoxicating classifications and distribution through ordinary channels under new limits.
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Washington
Congress
Hawley
Oregon
Ways and Means
San Francisco
Welch
Cal
California
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Missouri
Collier
House
August A. Busch
Anheuser-Busch Inc
St. Louis
Edward Landsberg
Blatz Brewing Company
Milwaukee
William L. Goetz
M. K. Goetz Brewing Company
Chicago
Essay Contest on Tuberculosis in Winchester and Frederick Schools
Mrs. D. W. Ritenour announced an essay contest titled Why We Should Fight Tuberculosis to be held in Winchester and Frederick county schools. Essays are due by December 15 for publication in The Star, with prizes awarded for the best entries.
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Winchester
Frederick
D.W. Ritenour
Star
Scout Court of Honor Tonight at Handley Library
Mayor Charles R. Anderson approves the 1932 Charles H. Anderson Jr. Award for a Winchester Scout chosen by a committee. Four Eagle Scouts will receive certificates, with Tenderfoot to Merit badges also awarded, as E A Lambert presides.
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Charles R. Anderson
Richard Rusk
Charles H. Anderson, Jr
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Handley Library
Charles R. Anderson, Jr
Charles R. Anderson Jr
Winchester
Douglas Cather
Rudolph Palmer
Rev. Lambert
E. A Lambert
Red Doeter
That's My Boy at the Palace Tonight Only
The Frances Wallace football classic featuring Richard Cromwell Dorothy Jordan and Mae Marsh played yesterday at the Palace and will have final showings tonight. Patrons are urged to catch the film if they missed it earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cromwell
Dorothy Jordan
Mae Marsh
Palace
Hunger Army Contingents Lead Way to Washington Trek
Two contingents of National Hunger Marchers from Seattle and Davenport Iowa move east from Illinois toward Washington to press Congress for unemployment insurance and relief funds. A Seattle group of 20 marched into Chicago with police escort on Thanksgiving day and a Davenport group of 50 reached Peoria by truck escorted 10 miles beyond the city.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Seattle
Davenport
Iowa
Illinois
Washington
Congress
Peoria
Workers’ International Relief Organization
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Barn Burns Down In Jefferson Co.. Sumit Point Area
Fire last evening destroyed a large barn on James Boyd’s Sumit Point farm in Jefferson County West Virginia with wheat hay straw and farming equipment inside. Estimated loss runs to several thousand dollars with partial insurance coverage. Fire origin undetermined. Charles Town firemen reported rapid spread and no chance to save the building. This marks the second barn loss in Summit Point area within days amid multiple county barn fires.
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James Boyd
Sumit Point
Jefferson County
W. Va
Carl] Hinton
Boyd
Charles Town
Summit Point
Ramey
Home Demonstration Market Opens Saturday
The home demonstration market will be open on Saturday November 26 from 9 00 in the morning to 2 30 in the afternoon featuring local crafts and samples for sale at the community venue.
Handley Falls to Martinsburg in Annual Tilt At Handley Field
Handley High School of Winchester lost 14 to 7 at Handley Field as Martinsburg High School capitalized on breaks. Martinsburg opened scoring in the first five minutes with a pass play from Garber to Lake, Garber adding the extra point. In the second quarter Kady scored, with Bowers adding the extra, and Handley threatened late but could not convert. Final ball possession stayed with Martinsburg on their 26 yard line. Handley had 16 first downs to 6 for Martinsburg and 50 yards in penalties.
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Handley High School
Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Handley Field
Handley Boys
Potts
Lake
Garber
Kady
Bowers
Handley
C. Shockley
Stine
Fletcher
pen‘Contine
Roosevelt Leads Hoover With 21 Million Votes
The Associated Press tally shows Roosevelt with 21,357,057 votes and Hoover with 15,091,259 as state totals remain incomplete. Other candidates include Thomas 616,185. Upshaw 32,684. Foster 21,722. McHarvey 21,282. Reynolds 5,473. and several parties. Official canvasses in many states will wait until late November or December.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Thomas
Socialist
Upshaw
Prohibition
Foster
McHarvey
Liberty Party
Reynolds
Socialist-Labor Party
Flashes of Life items from towns across the nation
A collage of short reports from Bristow Oklahoma Kingston Ontario Bloomington Illinois Excelsior Springs Missouri Huntington West Virginia Joliet Illinois detailing local misdeeds and curiosities. Bowman's debt collection generosity. a wife versus automobile debate. neighbors aiding corn farmer. vigilantes vs chicken thieves. Marshall College gas well supply plans. prison thefts and kitchen forgery plots with confinement noted.
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Arly Wel
Howe
Farley
Baruch
Filiping
Islander
Mary
Gualto
Pito
APPLE
Moling & Cather
Stine Chapel
Dupont
Walnut Hall
Clarke County
Potiphar
Disciples
Major Mars
Gov. Roosevelt
SCOUT
Charles Anderson, Jr
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Rouss Spring
Jefferson Co
West
The
Bristow
Okla
Lewis Bowman
Bowman
Kingston, Ont
Bloomington
Ill
Raymond Atterberry
Excelsior Springs
Huntington
Marshall College
Joliet
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