Japanese Troop Train Invasion Deepens North China Crisis
Trainloads of Japanese troops poured into North China amid rising crisis as Changyimen and the Fengtai junction near Peiping were seized. Gen Shang Chen resigns as Hopeh governor, worsening the drive for regional autonomy and signaling greater Japanese influence on Peiping and Tientsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peiping
China
Changyimen
Shanghai
Tientsin
Chinwangtao
Hopeh
Tan Takahashi
Fengtai
Takahashi
Peiping-Mukden
Japanerai
Tsinan
Shantung
Shang Chen
Nanking
Siyuan
Radio static call prompts city action delay
Mr Winchester notes a real interference problem affecting radio reception in the city and urges the revival of the radio commission. He cites two city ordinances that establish a radio panel and rules for electrically driven equipment, and calls for the commission to become active after a period of inactivity.
Raymond Saxe Surprises Hunt With Rabbit Then pheasant Shot
Raymond Saxe hunted near a brush pile and shot a crippled rabbit. He then retrieved the rabbit and, upon a pheasant springing, fired and brought down the bird. A friend quips that gloves helped avoid a miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Saxe
Mr. Saxe
Slight Advance Is Claimed For Northern Army
Rome reports Italy's northern army advanced slightly into Ethiopia occupying two villages southeast of Makale. Dolo detachments seized Amentalla and Sechet near the eastern border of Ifunepla, while Ethiopians on both fronts are described as resisting fiercely but ineffectively. Officials deny evacuation reports and say communiques are the only authentic East Africa updates.
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Rome
Italy
Ethiopia
Makale
First Army
Dolo
Amentalla
Sechet
Ifunep
Etaoi
Galla
Uoggerat
Ighiopian
Addis Ababa
Gorrachei
Gerlogubi
Another Woman Is Found Slain At Washington
Washington reports Elizabeth R. Lynch a 35 year old telephone operator was found shot in her home. An iceman William A. Kappel 34 and Leo Cullen 31 a press man were detained for questioning after a pistol with one empty cartridge was found near the body. Coroner A Magruder MacDonald ruled out suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Elizabeth R. Lynch
A. Magruder MacDonald
William A. Kappel
Lynch
Leo Cullen
Kappel
Miss Lynch
Cullen
Yuletide Trade Seen 10 to 25 Percent Higher
Secretary Roper predicted Christmas trade would rise 10 to 25 percent over last year. He said there is no question about the economy being out of the low mood and spoke at a press conference.
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Washington
Roper
Thanksgiving Dinner at Ruth's Tea Room
Eat your home cooked Thanksgiving dinner at Ruth's Tea Room. Five courses served at 128 E Cecil with phone 1392-W. Dining details listed in one newspaper notice.
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Ruth
E. Cecil
Thanksgiving Roast at Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe
Golden Glow Coffee Shoppe and Restaurant offers Thanksgiving turkey dinners from 11 a.m. to midnight on November 27 providing a full day service option for diners.
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Golden Glow
Still in Woods Clifton Stickley Held as Auto Theft Suspects
Two stolen cars located late yesterday near Cedar Creek four miles west of Wheatland. Arrested: Jack Carter forty, escaped convict. Carson Shaffer thirty eight. Clifton Stickley forty. Carter faces theft charges, Shaffer theft of Rosson’s car, Stickley operation of a still. Car owner of one vehicle unknown. Police lodged suspects in Woodstock jail. one wheel and tire left at Kernstown service station as security for gasoline.
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Luther Sheetz
Woodstock
R. E. Bayliss
Winchester
Cedar Creek
Wheatland
Jack Carter
Carson Shaffer
Clifton Stickley
Carter
Shaffer
Lloyd V. Rosson
Strasburg
Stickley
Rosson
Wheatfield
Fredericksburg
Kernstown
Harrisonburg
Moyer
Equipment Not Touched During Drills On Vessel
In New York on November 27 a Morro Castle crewman testified that during the last fire and lifeboat drill no one touched lifeboats or fire fighting gear. William Torres, an able seaman and night watchman, testified in the federal court trial of two ship officers and others charged with criminal negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Morro Castle
William Torres
Scalpers Snare Army Navy Tickets Prompt Inquiry
Easton Pa Nov 27 Representative Francis E Walter calls for an immediate war department inquiry into Army Navy game ticket distribution He claims many tickets fell to speculators congressmen cannot obtain allotments for constituents and Army and Navy personnel had funds refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Army-Navy
Dern
Francis E. Walter
Walter
Army
Turkey Dinner Yorks Cabin Camp
All day Thursday Turkey dinner at Yorks Cabin Camp with reasonable prices for a full meal.
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York
For Rent Modern Brick House on E Picca dilly St
Real estate ad from Hable's Real Estate Office notes a modern brick house for rent on E Picca dilly Street. The brief listing includes rental availability and agency contact details.
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E. Piccadilly St
Hable’s Real Estate
Desirable Building Lots On West Valley Avenue Sale
Executors of late Dr. W. J. Whitlock offer 36 building lots on the west side of Valley Avenue near Handley Schools. Auction at 11 oclock a.m. next Saturday November 30. Fine residence location. See sale bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Avenue
Handley Schools
W. J. Whitlock
Stryker Elected Chief of Fire Department Unanimously
J William Stryker, veteran of Friendship Fire Company, elected fire chief after a deadlocked council ballot between Oscar H Lewis and Louis E Armel. He succeeds the late C Lee Barr. vote was unanimous and a harmony letter prompted withdrawal of other candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Stryker
Oscar H. Lewis
Louis Armel
South End Hose Company
Common Council
Friendship Fire Company
C. Lee Barr
Stryker
Richard Brown
Fred W. Forney
Council
Mr. Forney
O. H. Lewis
H. H. Hable
Percy Miller
Louis E. Armel
E. J. Snapp
Messrs. Marshall
Barr
Dellinger
Miller
Armel
Dr. Anderson
Messrs. Barnett
Forney
Hable and
Henry
Lewis
R. Frank Barr
Anderson
Fire Department
Sarah Zane Company
Sarah Zane
Oscar Barr
J. William Sibert
Mr. Stryker
Friendship Company
Union Thanksgiving Services Planned in Winchester
Thanksgiving Day observances include a 10 30 union service at the First Baptist Church with Rev Ivan R Smith of the Congregational Christian Church delivering the address. Sponsored by the Winchester Ministerial Association, it follows a 10 00 service at Christ Episcopal Church. Proceeds support the Winchester Memorial Hospital fund.
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First, Baptist Church
Ivan R. Smith
Congregational Christian Church
Baptist Church
Winchester Ministerial Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital Fund
Morning Watch Service Planned at Market Street Church
The Epworth League of Market Street M E Church will hold a morning watch and communion in the church auditorium Thursday at 6.30 a m. All friends and members are invited to attend.
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Epworth League of the
Market Street
M. E. Church
Public Sale Friday November 29 at 10 A M
A public sale of an entire household including kitchen furniture and garden tools will be held Friday November 29 at 10 AM at 447 North Braddock Street.
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North Braddock Street
Winchester VFD selects new chief after Barr’s death
The Winchester Common Council unanimously elected to succeed the late C Lee Barr as chief of the Winchester Volunteer Fire Department, appointing the replacement last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
C. Lee Barr
Winchester Volunteer Fire Department
Public Invited To Attend Elks Memorial Rites
The Winchester Lodge of Elks announces a public memorial service at 3 p m Sunday in the Capitol Theatre. Exalted ruler H C Sheetz Jr will preside as the altar and Bible are displayed with the American flag. Rev E B McGukin will deliver the address with Billy Barnes at the organ and The Chanters directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Sorrow
Winchester Lodge of Elks
Capitol Theatre
H. C. Sheetz, Jr
Mr. McGukin
E. B. McGukin
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Billy Barnes
Floyd Haines
Lodge
Roland T. Bryarly
Thomas W. Harrison
Daniel W. Lupton
Fred H. Bahlman
Andrew Bell
Joseph DuPuy
Edwin T. Snider
Oyster Supper at Opequon School
A Friday evening oyster supper at the Opequon school building begins at 6 00 with a generous plate supper priced at 35 cents. Instrumental music will accompany the event.
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Opequon
Morgenthau Says Administration Keeps Cash Bonus Stance
Secretary Morgenthau returned from a Roosevelt briefing to say the administration has not changed its position on cash payment of the soldiers' bonus. He declined further comment, noting the bonus question is not current. The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars push for immediate payment and seek unified backing to avoid past splits.
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Morgenthau
Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congress
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
City radio commission urged to revive amid rising static
Crowl,a former city radio commission member, says electrical interference in city radio reception is worse now than two years ago. He urges revival of the commission and enforcement of 1931 ordinance to abate the nuisance as new devices and uninspected equipment contribute to widespread static.
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RE. A. Crowl
Old City Radio Commission
Crowl
Radio Commission
Ed Stultz
Hagerstown
Mowrey
Crown
City Radio Commission
Counp
Attorney Jones Indicted in Baby Gift Case
St Louis grand jury reports attorney Wilfred Jones indicted for perjury on four counts connected to testimony in the gift of God baby case. Jones, friend of Nellie Tipton Muench, is accused by Anna Ware of obtaining her child for the society matron and passing it off as her own. Hearing ended recently and decision is pending.
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ST. Louis
O No
Wilfred Jones
Jones
Nellie Tipton Muench
St. Louis Society
Anna Ware
Pennsylvania
Special Thanksgiving Services At Church Of Christ Tonight
The Church of Christ holds a special Thanksgiving service at 7 30 tonight replacing the usual Wednesday prayer meeting. Rev. George FE Owen announces the change and Mrs W L Dudley wife of the pastor emeritus will lead the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
George FE. Owen
W. L. Dudley
Thanksgiving Week Garbage Pickup Change
Garbage will not be collected on Thanksgiving Day November 28. Both Thursday and Friday pickups will be moved to Friday with collection delayed to that day. Local waste services warn residents to place bins out accordingly.
Whitlock Estate to Sell 36 Building Lots on Valley Ave
Twenty eight building lots of the Dr W J Whitlock Estate on the west side of Valley Avenue near Handley Schools will be sold on the premises at 11 o clock next Saturday November 30. The sale is subject to restrictions announced on sale day.
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W. J. Whitlock
Valley Avenue
Handley Schools
Mailship China Clipper Lifts Guam Isolation
Guam residents celebrate the China Clipper after its first trans pacific leg arriving from Wake Island at 3 07 p m local time. The 1536 mile flight took 10 hours 3 minutes with 200 pounds of air mail delivered to the post office. Captain Edwin Musick and crew were welcomed by officials as the flying boat prepares to depart for Manila.
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Guam Islands
Pan-American Airways
Guam
Wake Island
Edwin Musick
Musick
Alameda
Calif
United States
Music
Manila
Svan Alice
Phone Service Stops as Operator Butchers Turkeys
In Garrett County a mutual exchange loses two days of service as the operator butchers turkeys for Thanksgiving. The Public Service Commission heard that a local cola company in Jennings complained, noting the outage affected about 90 subscribers across Bittinger and Jennings.
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Baltimore
Garrett County
Public Service Commission
Jennings
Bittinger
New Clues Persist in Lindbergh Kidnaping Case
Reports of new clues in the Lindbergh kidnaping case continued amid disbelief. Bruno Hauptmann, jailed for the crime, urged Dr. John Condon to provide a full statement, claiming Condon holds the key to the case and Hauptmann’s cell. Condon was unavailable for comment but had said he wished to clear certain matters as he works on the case.
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Hauptmann
Dr. Condon
Boston
Seafood Market Fresh Fish and Oysters
Local seafood market at 219 N. Cameron St. offers fresh fish and oysters with daily selections. Public notice date recorded as November 16 with item code 1p 21.
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N. Cameron St
Thanksgiving Dinner Listings At Local Venues
Mt View School hosts Friday events from 6 30 to 10 30 pm while Mt Williams Democratic Group and Moling and Cather advertise special thanks giving meals. Nat Park Restaurant runs a special Thanksgiving dinner with a menu noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. View
Mt. Williams Home Dem. Group
Park Restaurant
Thanksgiving Edition Notice for Advertisers
The Star advises advertisers and subscribers that the Next Thursday edition dated Thanksgiving Day will be issued in the morning. All advertising must be in by 4 P.M. Wednesday, November 27. The Evening Star.
President Receives Fascist Offer From Rebel Group
Aviation school near capital city attacked by rebellious force. attackers surrender to larger pursuing units. Other units invited to join the rebellion.
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Capital City
Rebels Surrender as Government Reasserts Control in Brazil
In Rio de Janeiro on November 27, the Third Infantry Regiment rose against the government but surrendered this afternoon. Loyal troops moved to quell the revolt with bayonets and aerial bombing helped force a rebel surrender at the aviation school. Getulio Vargas and the Fasciist-aligned leadership faced government action as federal forces tightened control nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Natal
Iee
Loyal Arahes
Aviaton School
Third Infantry
Getulio Vargas
Or Janeiro
Salgado
Warthe
Condor Syndicate
Graf Zepplin
Recife
Roosevelt designates Thanksgiving as holiday priority
In Warm Springs Georgia President Roosevelt rules Thanksgiving as a government priority amid wartime planning. Philadelphia prepares for a surge of crowds for Penn Cornell Army Navy games over the weekend. Easton calls for inquiry into Army Navy game ticket distribution. Baltimore mutal telephone worker suspended for two days while he sells turkeys. Washington says administration stance on cash bonus payments remains unchanged after talks with Roosevelt. Addis Ababa reports Ethiopians pushing Italians on the northern front. Rio de Janeiro says loyal troops forced a rebel surrender. Geneva hosts a League of Nations staff meeting amid sanctions debate and oil embargo talks. St Johns Newfoundland reports a Norwegian steamer in a raging sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Penn-Cornell
Army-Navy
Easton
Baltimore
Mutual
Washington
Italy
St. John’s Newfoundland
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Kurtz Funeral Home
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Moling & Cather
the Evening Star
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