Brazilian Leader Seeks Two Month Siege Amid Northeast Rebel Crisis
President Getulio Vargas urged Congress to declare a two months siege as communists battle for power in Natal and Curityba. Fighting reaches Olinda near Natal and Curityba. reports say Natal fell to rebels led by non commissioned officers. Graf Zeppelin en route Recife may divert to Rio if fuel holds. Condor agents radio landing orders. Rio Grande da Sul and Bahia cruisers head north as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Ordorica
Associated Press
Rio DE Janeiio
Getulio Vargas
Brazilian Congress
Brazil
Natal
Rio Grande Do Notre
Macahuba
Olinda
Curityba
Parana
Graf
Graf Zepplin
Recife
Dakar
Africa
Jequia
Condor Syndicate
Permit Mess In Virginia Lets Drivers Skim By
Virginia law requires permits for drivers and two years in, hundreds still drive without one. If pulled, individuals face a $10.25 fine for missing the 50 cent permit. The columnist urges compliance and notes permits available every Thursday afternoon at City Hall basement.
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Virginia
Oil sanctions talk postponed at League of Nations
The League of Nations postponed discussion on oil sanctions against Italy for some days at Premier Laval’s request. Experts will meet to review sanctions before the 18 member committee session, with Mussolini’s envoy to attend the refugees panel, signaling Italy’s continued league ties.
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League of Nations
Premier Laval
France
Geneva
Italy
Friay
Laval
Augusto Vasconcellos
Portugal
League Coordination Committee On
Committee of 18
M. de Michelis
Mussolini
Coresine B
Rnte
Judges to Martinsburg for Turkey Day tilt
Handley travels to Martinsburg Thursday for a annual turkey day game with a win giving the Judges one victory and three losses in the league. A loss leaves Handley at the bottom with four straight losses. Hagerstown High beat Martinsburg 14 6 last Friday to stay ahead in the CVA L standings.
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Handley
Marinsburg
Hagerstown High Gridders
Martinsburg High
West Virginia
Thanksgiving Service at Christ Episcopal Church
The Thanksgiving Day service at Christ Episcopal Church at the corner of Washington and Boscawen streets will begin at 10 a.m. The offering supports Memorial Hospital. The brief service avoids conflicting with the union service at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ. Episcopal Church
Washington and
Boscawen Streets
Memorial Hospital
First Baptist Church
VFW To Elect Officers Wednesday
Winchester Post Veterans of Foreign Wars No. 2123 will hold an election of officers on Wednesday November 27 at 7 30 o clock. Commander A Lee Coble announced the event and urged all members to attend and bring a comrade.
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Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. Lee Coble
North China Declares Autonomous Rule In Hopeh
An autonomous government for a large North China area was inaugurated in Tungchow Hopeh Province. Yin Ju-Keng leads the council and urges harmony with Japan while claiming autonomy from Nanking. The regime aims to control most revenues except salt and customs taxes and covers about 8 600 square miles with around 5 000 000 people.
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Associated Press
Tungchow
Hopeh Province
North China
Hopeh
Charar
Yin Ju-Keng
Autonomous
Yin
North China Demilitarized Zone
China
Japan
Nanking
Autonomous Council
Tungchow Walls
Farsi
Great Wall
Peiping
Tientsin
Chahar Province
Autonomous Area
Cen
Rev Ball Named Union Service Orator for Christmas Week
Announcement lists Rev. Dr. Ball as the Union Service speaker for Sunday night December 8 at 7 30. Dr. Ball, a professor of church history and biblical literature at the Episcopal Theological Seminary at Alexandria, will deliver the address commemorating four hundred years since the English Bible translation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flickinger
Ball
Episcopal Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Lie Detector May Be Used In Girl's Slaying
Baltimore report says investigators in the Corinna Loring case at Mt Rainier may employ a lie detector to trap a suspect. Lieut Joseph H Itzel of the Baltimore police leads the probe and says science must aid in finding the girl’s slayer.
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Baltimore
Baltimore News-Post
Upper Marlboro
Corinna Loring
Mt. Rainier
Joseph H. Itzel
Itzel
Fate of Detroit infant linked to Belgian man confession
Sheriff Henry Behrendt reported that Viemminck confessed to smothering the Greatrex infant and disposing of the body in the Detroit river. He said he took the baby from hospital, wrapped it in his coat, and drove away afraid to go home. The substitution was not discovered until Greatrex learned the truth. The infant was given to a charity. Greatrex, who sued the hospital for $200,000, lost as the court deemed the hospital a charitable institution.
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William C. Greatrex
Henry Behrendt
Detroit River
Vlemminck
Behrendt
Greatrex
Viemminck
Vilemminck
Raid seizes 12 gallons of illegal liquor at Fauver home
Chief C W Hollis led Saturday night raid on Edward Fauver of North Market street arresting Fauver and seizing 12 gallons of illegal liquor. ABC officer and deputies reported prior complaints and multiple failed attempts to raid the premises. Fauver out on $500 bond.
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C. W. Hollis
Edward
Pete) Fauver
North Market Street
Fauver
Fauver Place
Hollis
William Newcome
Edward C. Barnett
ABC Board
Frank Ritter
Freeman draws timely lessons from Carnegie
Pittsburgh November 25 Douglas Southall Freeman southern editor outlined Andrew Carnegie life and bene fits to argue a challenge to Americans to decide if large fortunes should be held in check by taxation. He noted Carnegie lived under laissez faire capitalism and warned the 1935 tax law aims at wealth distribution but remains not fixed national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Douglas Southall Freeman
Andrew Carnegie
Freeman
Richmond News-Leader
Robert E. Lee
No Word From Ellsworth Since Start of Flight
Lin colon Ellsworth and pilot Herbert Hollock Kenyon, last heard from the Wyatt Earp off Dundee Island en route to the Ross Sea, have not communicated since 10 48 a m EST Saturday. The motorship says the silence does not imply imminent disaster but calls for depots to be laid if no further word is received.
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New York
Lincoln Ellsworth
Herbert Hollock-Kenyon
Antarctic
Ellsworth
Hollock-Kenyon
Dundee Island
Ross Sea
New York Times
North American
Alliance
the Times
Wyatt Earp
Oppose Government Competition With Private Enterprise
Washington November 25 The Chamber of Commerce of the United States released poll results showing overwhelming opposition to government competition with private enterprise and to federal spending without relation to revenue. Votes on four questions show large majorities against federal intrusion into state matters and against using federal spending power without tied revenues.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Executive Department
Ganizations
Freshman William R Shaffer Heads to Hawaii as FFA President
William R Shaffer, 19, a V. P. I. freshman, will miss classes next month to undertake an official visit to the Pacific Coast and Hawaii as president of the Future Farmers of America. The national organization includes 105,000 farm boys.
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William R. Shaffer
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Future Farmers of America
National Organization of
Associated Presset Farm Boys
William Shaffer Plans Year of FFA Leadership Trip
William R. Shaffer 19, of Shenandoah County, plans to leave his agricultural engineering studies in Blacksburg to serve as national president of the Future Farmers of America and visit Hawaii and the Pacific Coast. He will also join Virginia Association FP F A executives in Richmond during Christmas.
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William R. Shaffer
Blacksburg
Maurertown
Hawaii
Pacific Coast
Future Farmers of America
Virginia Association of the FP
F. A
Richmond
Virginia Association
Podstock
Shenandoah County Federation
Farm Bureau
Virginia Hatcherymen’s Association
Remarkabe Secord
Virginia
W. S. Shaffer
Shenandoah Commercial
Young Shaffer
Frank Wall
Strasburg
Woodstock
O. J. Zeigler
D. L. Myers
Henry G. Groseclose
E. C. Magill
H. W. Sanders
Newman
Agricultural Education Department
Shaffer
Virginal Tech
Union Thanksgiving Service At Local Church
The annual union thanksgiv ing service will be held at the Baptist Church with Rev. E. T. Clark as pastor-host. It starts at 10 30 a m on Thanksgiving morning. Rev. Ivan R. Smith of Congregational Christian Church will deliver the sermon on A Rhapsody Of The Morning. Proceeds benefit the Winchester Memorial Hospital fund. Public is invited.
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Union
Baptist Church
E. T. Clark
Ivan R. Smith
Congregational Christian Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital’ Fund
Thanksgiving Sale at Keller's Hardware Store Window
Dressed chickens cakes pies and canned goods advertised for a Thanksgiving sale at Keller's Hardware Store window. A benefit for the Frederick Circuit Ladies Aid is noted with event dated November 27.
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Keller's Hardware Store
Frederick Circuit
Special Sale on Dresses at Margaret L Hodgson
A two day sale advertises dresses at 14 off. Margaret L Hodgson promotes the special event with the details limited to Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Frederick County Debates Market Debt and Government Aid
Citizens urge against bonding for a county market with a $60 000 estimated cost including a $28 000 market house and a $10 000 clerk’s addition. They argue the US gift is hamstrung by restrictions and a local finance plan would be cheaper without bonds. The piece notes prior government offers and a Gainesboro school case.
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Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Sinclair Refining Company
United States
Gainesboro
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Strikes Down Graduated Income Tax
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the state graduated income tax law unconstitutional after a Philadelphia taxpayer challenged its validity. The decision was announced today in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Shooting match at Sunnyside Thanksgiving day event
A all day shooting match at Sunnyside on Thanksgiving with prizes including turkeys geese chickens and guinea fowl. Organizer Buck McDonald listed alongside Moling and Cather for blankets and sleepwear sales.
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Sunnyside
L. F
Buck” McDonald
Luncheon Fundraiser at Cather's Recreation Room
A Congregational Christian Church ladies group hosts a luncheon on Tuesday November 26 from 11 AM to 2 PM at Cather's Recreation Room 302 West Boscawen Street. Tickets are 35 cents.
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Cather’s
W. Boscawen St
Ladies Congregational Christian Church
Special Thanksgiving-Edition Ad Deadline Notice
The Star announces next Thursday November 28 Thanksgiving issue will publish in the morning. All advertising for this edition must be in the office by 4 PM Wednesday November 27. The Evening Star.
Italians Said To Leave Large Casualty Toll In Africa
Ethiopian government reports two northern victories within three days and says Italians suffered heavy losses near Gorrahe. A separate Rome communique notes 300000 Italians ready to converge on Ethiopian defenses from three directions as Badoglio plans a new northern advance.
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Mussolini
James A. Mills
Associated Press
Fareign
Associated Addis
Somaliland
Mohammed Yahia
Aussa
Oaders
Ras Seyoum
Tedjazmatch Woress
Makale
Gorrahei
Haile Selassie
Ront
Rome
Italy
Takkaze River
Emilio de Bono
Pietro Badoglio
World News at a Glance
Oklahoma reports a major manhunt case affecting Garvin County youth. Johns Hopkins announces resignations in football and basketball leadership. UMW president John L Lewis resigns as AFL vice president over organizational differences. Supreme Court dismisses Via et al. suit blocking Shenandoah Park transfer. King George II enters Athens amid political tensions. Philippine Assembly backs sweeping defense act. China declares martial law after coup collapse. Earlicoe of Scapa laid to rest in London. Italy wary of US oil embargo stance. Lava flows from Loa’s new rift in Hilo Hawaii.
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Oklahoma
Aegee Garvin County
Scou
Baltimore
George Darley
Johns Hopkins University
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
A. F. of L
Executive Council
Robert H. Via
Hershey, Pa
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Supreme Court
Athens
George II
Manila
P. I
National Assembly
Tientsin
China
London
Earl Licoe
Scapa
St. Lone Cathedral
Rome
Italy
Hilo
Hawaii
Loa Mountain
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Dr. Ball
Detroit
Alphonse Viemminck
Pete” Fauver
Lemuel F. Frye
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Clabourn Hoover
Hoover
Fred Yell
Boyce
Ralph Brown
City
Joe Gordon
W. Cork
John Hopkins
Abington
Moling & Cather
J. B. Snapp
Carnegie
William Shaffer
Shenandoah Co
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