Ill Chicago doctor in jail as murder case advances
Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynekoop, held in the county jail on charges tied to the death of Rheta Gardner Wynekoop, is reported very ill with bronchial illness and high blood pressure. Federal narcotics inquiry and a gunsmith’s statement about bullets tied to the weapon were also noted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Alice Lindsay Wynekoop
Rheta Gardner Wynekoop
Alice
Rheta
Wynekoop
Alice Wynekoop
Frank Tyrrell
Dr. Wynekoop
Tyrrell
Louis Shulkin
Earle Wynekoop
Navy
Shulkin
Earle
8000 Strikers Tie Up Chicago Stock Yards
The Chicago stock yards were fully tied up by 8000 strikers as of 10 45 am the U S Department of Agriculture announced with unloading at a standstill in large packing plants strike breakers intimidated and quit. Livestock piled in pens and chutes and trains stood idle as market activity halted.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Middletown Girl Wins Second Place in National Grange Essay Contest
Miss Jean Baker of Middletown has earned second place in the 1933 National Grange essay contest among over 2,000 entrants. The 14 year old sophomore at Middletown High School also holds the state first prize and a silver medal and is active in local Grange groups. A letter of congratulations from Ohio Farmer field agent L L Rummel praises the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Baker
R. H. Baker
Middletown
Grange
Charlotte Baker
Miss Baker
Flora
American Legion
Ohio Farmer
Columbus
Ohio
Stock Market Narrow Pathway On Gold Price Nudge
NEW YORK November 28 The domestic gold price woke from a lull with a small gain to 33.85 an ounce as stocks and staples hesitated in narrow trading. The British pound rose to 5.07 dollars while the French franc gained about .13 of a cent as metal equities and select securities climbed one to three ticks. Call money stood at three quarters of a percent.
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New York
Forecast Split Over Maryland Liquor in Assembly
Frederick county delegation members meet Senator Emory L. Coblentz to discuss a county liquor control bill during the special session. A split in the delegation is expected. Committees To Merge. Senate Finance and Judicial Proceedings panel chairmen plan to merge to speed liquor control legislation by December 5, with the Senate urged to sidetrack other matters until liquor questions are settled.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Frederick County
House of Delegates
Emory L. Coblentz
General Assembly
Assembly
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Prince Georges
Senate Finance Committee
David G. McIntosh, Jr
Baltimore County
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Walter J. Mitchell
Charles County
Thanksgiving Special Services at Gore Hall
Special services in celebration of Thanksgiving Day will be held in Union Hall at Gore at 8 o clock Thursday evening. Sponsored by the Christian Endeavor Society. The program will include musical and literary numbers and one or two short addresses by guest speakers. Everyone is invited to attend these union exercises.
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Union Hall
Gore
The
Christian Endeavor Society
GE Will Broadcast Letters for Byrd Antarctic Expedition
General Electric announces W2XAF short wave station will read letters from friends to Byrd expedition members. Broadcasts align with Byrd programs on coast to coast stations. December 17 schedule runs 11 to 12, then midnight letters read. Additional broadcasts likely December 31 and weekly into Little America.
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The
Star
C. D. Wagoner
General Electric Company
No. 1
River Road
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric
W2xaf
Byrd
National Broadcasting Company
Dunedin
Antarctic
Little America
Golden Glow Soda Fountain Moves to New South Loudoun Site
Golden Glow is relocating from 139 North Loudoun to 48 and 50 South Loudoun opposite the Palace Theatre. New two storerooms formerly Piggly Wiggly space will house upgraded equipment and furnishings. Proprieter Melville K. Shirkey plans continued service with breakfasts lunches and dinners as the move completes.
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North Loudoun Street
South Loudoun Street
Palace Theatre
Melville K. Shirkey
Golden Glow
Newspapers Are First In Information
Raymond C. Mayer, publicity consultant, argues in Harper book that newspapers remain the leading organ of information, advertising and opinion despite many new media. He says the press provides a running story of civilization and merits a place in any organization's publicity plan.
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Raymond C. Mayer
Harper & Brothers
Christmas sale of handmade dolls at 308 S Main St
Mrs. Hunter Grim and Mrs. Harry Wingfield host a Christmas sale of handmade dolls at 308 South Main Street. The notice lists the sellers and the date code 11 27 1p 21, indicating a local event for shoppers.
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S. Main St
Hunter Grim
Harry Wingfield
Shooting Match on Gainesboro Road Near Winchester
Shooting match announced for Thursday on Gainesboro road a half mile from Winchester starting at 9 30 prizes include turkeys geese and chickens list signed by L F McDonald dated 11 27 1p 31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro
Winchester
L. F. McDonald
Square Dance at Oak Haven Tonight
Oak Haven hosts a square dance with live music by Jenkins Orchestra. Evening event runs 28 to 11 p.m. and 1-t? careful.
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Oak Haven
Jenkins’ Orchestra
Blunt Is Freed In Clarke County Jackson Murder Trial
Horace Blunt was acquitted by a Clarke County Circuit Court jury of murdering Sherman Jackson. The verdict was delivered after a brief deliberation and Blunt was immediately released. The case centered on whether Jackson died July 15/16 near Boyce after injuries or from a moving train.
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Blunt
Clarke
Jackson
The
Star
Berryville
Horace Blunt
Circuit Court
Clarke County
Sherman Jackson
J. Edward Thoma
J. L. Carper
Philip Williams
Norfolk and Western Railway
Boyce
C. H. Iden
Commonwealth
Frank M. Wray
Harry R. Kern, Jr
John W. Rice
Winchester
Bhint
L. N
Russell
G. L. Carter
Robert Lee
Russell Kaplan
Clarence Lloyd
Reuben Funk
Harvey Fishpaw
D. H. McCormick
C. P. Cornwell
Robert H. Hardesty
John J. Copenhaver
Palace Club To Face Washington Semi-Pros Sunday
The Winchester Park semi pro squad hosts the Palace Athletic Club from Washington D C at Park Association grounds Sunday December 3 at 2 30 pm The visitors are billed as the top semi pro in the capital city and champs of the unlimited division They bring ex high school and college stars and are expected to provide a tough contest for the locals who aim to extend a four game winning streak Injuries have largely healed and the local manager hopes for a large crowd to sustain more games through Christmas Day depending on weather and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Park
Palace Athletic Club
Washington, D. C
Park Association
Capitol City
Meridians
Washington
The
Palace A. C
Union Service Thanksgiving in Reliance Church
A special union Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday at 10 30 in the Reliance United Brethren Church. Rev W P Saunders of Middletown will preach, with his Middletown congregation joining the Reliance church. Proceeds go to the Children's Home Society in Richmond. A Middletown male quartet will sing. all are invited.
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Reliance United Brethren Church
W. P. Saunders
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Middletown
Reliance Church
Children’s Home Society
Richmond
Kiwanis Banquet For Handsey And Martinsburg Grid Teams
Handsey High School football squad along with two managers and two coaches will attend a joint banquet hosted by Winchester and Martinsburg Kiwanis clubs. About 40 Kiwanis members will provide transport leaving the George Washington Hotel at 5 30 this evening for the Martinsburg High School cafeteria event. Garber is expected to address the group, with club presidents and captains speaking.
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Handsey High School
Winchester
Martinsburg Kiwanians
Martinsburg High School
Handley
George Washington Hotel
Martinsburg
Kiwanis
Garber
Mike Garber
John Ramey
Richard Lineburg
James Thrift
Roger Luttrell
Thurston Clevenger
Carter Baker
LeRoy Cahill
J. B. Redmond
Arthur Shull
Harvey Grubb
Lewis Fries
Huyett Light
Earl Armel
Rosser Call
Earl Lake
Robert DeWitt
Ralph Summel
Chas Johnson
Joseph Thrift
Leo Miller
Rudolph Crisman
Albert Kremer
Thurman Potts
Robert Hockman
Courtney Grim
John Rhodes
Fred Hunt
Robert Glaize
John Parsons
Otis Sargent
Lively Debate In Prospect At Mount Williams
The Mount Williams Debating Society will meet at 7 30 pm Thursday at the Mount Williams school house to debate the topic Resolved That the Human Race Is Increasing Faster Than the Means of Subsistence Rendering Poverty and Famine Inevitable. B C Hulver D K Muntzing and H A Snapp speak for the affirmative J B Snapp N C Williams and W H Himelricht for the negative. After the judges' decision the society will reorganize and elect officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Williams Debating Society
Mount Williams
B. C. Hulver
D. K. Muntzing
H. A. Snapp
J. B. Snapp
N. C. Williams
W. H. Himelricht
Bear Weighing 402 Pounds Is Bagged By Four
A 402 pound bear, largest in seasons, was killed by four turkey hunters from Barters Mill in the mountains west of Rawley Spring. The 5 or 6 year old bear staggered from a den after two shots and a half hour chase. Roy E Crickenberger of Weyers Cave also shot a 2 year old bear near Briery Branch, delivered to the Briery Branch Hunting Club after chase by their hounds.
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Barters Mill
Rawley Spring
Leonard Stultz
James Myers
Charles Whisler
Biedle Whisler
Roy E. Crickenberger
Weyers Cave
Briery Branch
Estate Sale for Wm. Dorsey This Friday
Notice announces an estate sale for Wm. Dorsey on Friday December 1 at 10 o clock. The listing provides no further details beyond time and day.
Thanksgiving poultry prices and store hours update
Thanksgiving poultry roasting and frying chickens priced at 12c, turkeys at 15c and 16c. Fresh eggs 30c. Open until 9 o'clock Wednesday evening. Phone 626. E. J. Snapp. 11-28- Ip-11
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E. J. Snapp
Free Tuberculosis Clinic Scheduled by District Nurse Association
The District Nurse Association will hold a tuberculosis clinic Friday December 1 at its offices near the Court House with a State Board of Health specialist in charge. Two sessions run from 9 am to noon and 2 to 3 30 pm for those over 14 who suspect TB. Children under 14 are examined only on doctor referral. It notes 80 percent cure with early treatment and urges annual checks for those exposed to lung trouble.
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District Nurse Association
Court House
State Board of Health
Richmond
Jury summons issued for Frederick County Circuit Court
Sheriff Harry L. McCann calls twenty jurors for the December 4 opening of Frederick County Circuit Court. Names listed include Joseph Cave White Hall Magnus Newcome Jeber David Reardon Winchester E O Seldon Gore Ray Robinson C L Clanahan Winchester route 1 J E Pitman Kernstown Clay Rogers Winchester route 3 Robert J Carson Jesse C Cammer Kernstown Vernon Unger Kernstown Milton Williams Winchester route 2 Charles Cochran Winchester route 32 Co C Bowen Middletown D Whitacre Whitacre H R Butler Winchester route 2 L H Hook Winchester route 1 J S Sherman Winchester route 2 F B Cadwallader Stephens City and Capt A F Hubner Stephenson.
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Harry L. McCann
Frederick County
Moses W. Woodward
Strasburg
Joseph Cave
White Hall
Magnus G. Newcome
Jebel
David Reardon
Winchester
E. O. Seldon
Gore
Ray Robinson
C L Clanahan
J. E. Pitman
Kernstown
Clay Rogers
Robert J Carson Winchester
Jesse C Cammer
Vernon Unger
Milton Williams
Charles Cochran
Co. C. Bowen
Middletown
D. Whitacre
Whitacre
H. R. Butler
L. H. Hook
J S. Sherman
F B. Cadwallader
Stephens City
A. F. Hubner
Stephenson
Courtney Hook To Face Preliminary Hearing In Newlin Case
Courtney Hook, charged with manslaughter in the death of Lewis Newlin in an auto crash near Vaucluse, will have a preliminary hearing before Magistrate A J Tavenner on Wednesday November 29 at 7 PM. The hearing was postponed due to Hook’s injuries from a prior car accident.
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Courtney Hook
Lewis Newlin
Vaucluse
J. Tavenner
Court House
Hook
No Trespassing Signs Prepared for Delivery
Winchester Evening Star reports that new no trespassing signs are prepared for delivery, outlining enforcement context and placement guidance for property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Rev Allen Jones Chosen To Lead County Ministers
The Frederick County Ministerial Union elected Rev Allen Jones of Stephens City Presbyterian Church as president for the coming year. Rev Franklin G Sencer of Winchester United Brethren was chosen secretary and treasurer. Rev C C Bush spoke on Religious Customs and Development in the Belgian Congo. The meeting at Stephens City Manse included a fellowship plan for county ministers and concluded with closing prayer by Rev H E Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Stephens City
Allen Jones
Stephens City Presbyterian Church
Franklin G. Sencer
Winchester
United Brethren Church
Snyder Alleman
Stephens City Lutheran Church
C. C. Bush
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
H. E. Richardson
Federal Tax Will Raise the Price of Pork
The price of pork will rise on December 5 as the federal processing tax under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration becomes operative. Retailers cannot estimate exact increases, but buyers before December 5 may lock in current low prices. The tax funds government purchases and slaughtering of hogs to lift pork prices.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Jim Anderson Forced Down In Gust During Flight
James Anderson, a young pilot at the municipal airport, made a safe forced landing in a field off Senseney road on Sunday afternoon as a brisk wind rose into a cyclonic storm. He had flown over Winchester and nearby areas before choosing a nearby field to land, with no injuries reported.
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James Anderson
Senseney Road
Anderson
Winchester
Storages Closed On Thanksgiving Observed as Holiday
Three Winchester cold storage plants will shut down all day Thursday for Thanksgiving. The ice manufacturing departments will stay open as usual.
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Winchester
Troops Clash With Mob At Salisbury Armory In Maryland
Tear gas bombs fired by state militia failed to deter a crowd estimated at 400 to 1,000 while authorities arrested four alleged participants in the Princess Anne lynching. Brig. Gen. Milton Reckord urged the crowd to back off as the armory faced further threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Salisbury
Albert C. Ritchie
Princess Anne
Arsne
Somerset County
John B. Robins
George Armwood
Baltimore
William Preston Lane, Jr
Salisbury-Wicomico
Fire Department
State Armory
George Armswood
Milton A. Reckord
Maryland
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Accus
Evening Star
Gore Hall
Gen’ Electric
Palace Club
Reliance
Newlin
Somerset
Jim Anderson
Ritchie
Lane
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