Framework of Big Program For Congress Gets Started
With the 75th Congress opening in six weeks a set of six main proposals shapes the agenda. Farm tenancy aid tax revisions a safe insurance plan and new neutrality act are planned along with a relief bill and Tennessee Valley Authority modifications. The House floor leader race pits O Connor Rayburn and Rankin as contenders.
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John Fischer
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Jones
Dtexas
House Agriculture Committee
Harrison
D-Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Department and Culture
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
O'Connor
Rules Committee
Rayburn
Rayburn (D-Texas
Interstate Commerce
Rankin
Fellowship Club Adopts Families For Christmas Charity
MA Winchester reports the Fellowship Club aims to practice fellowship during Christmas by personally aiding families on its master list. The club invites interested citizens to adopt families, with no membership restrictions. all are welcome to participate.
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Fellowship Club
Crane Jewelers Promotes Watches In Elgin Waltham Hamilton
F R Crane Jeweler offers Elgin Waltham and Hamilton watches praised as the three best and highlights the Elbow imported line. The Elbow is described as moderately priced yet fine in style and appearance with a broad selection at 6S Main Street.
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Elgin
Waltham
Hamilton
Coble Named To Lead Vets Officers Re-elected In Winchester
J Earl Jones of Staunton participated as Virginia Department commander in a post installation last night. A Lee Coble was re-elected for a fourth consecutive term as Winchester Post 2123 commander and received a past commander's certificate. Other officers elected include Hale C Moore senior vice commander and Harry E B Aver junior vice commander.
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Coble
Winchester Post
Winchester
Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. Earl Jones
Staunton
Virginia Department
A. Lee Coble
Jones
Hale C. Moore
Harry EB. Aver
Ee Wace
Nelson
Hugh Clark
C. Richard
Progress on Municipal Airport Runways Moves Ahead
State Highway Department reports about 40 percent excavation completed on the new municipal airport runways. William C. Poston notes completion likely within a month if weather holds, but airport readiness for spring is unlikely. Runways currently 1,800 feet by 250 feet with future widening to 300 feet.
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State Highway Department
William C. Poston
Mr. Poston
Poston
Italy and Japan Reach Mutual Recognition Accord
Rome officials announced an accord between Italy and Japan for mutual recognition of Manchukuo and Italian Ethiopia. The agreement reportedly includes several commercial clauses alongside recognition of the continental Asiatic state and the East African kingdom.
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Rome
Italy
Japan
Ethiopia
Wintry Weather Anticipated Across North and Middle Atlantic
Weather outlook for the week beginning November 30 December 3 predicts generally fair conditions in the North and Middle Atlantic States with a midweek precipitation period. Temperatures will be colder on Monday and rise Tuesday and Wednesday, with colder Thursday night and a warmer Saturday.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Violence Flares at Ce lansing Plant During Strike Clash
At the Ce lansing Corporation plant in Cumberland Maryland police and guards clashed with about 400 strikers injuring at least six people including two state officers and a deputy sheriff. A female picket Ida Hoffman 44 of Ridgeley West Virginia was knocked unconscious as chaos erupted near the gates. An ambulance was allowed through after Gov. Nice intervened to ensure medical aid. Police said many arrests were made, all strikers, with one woman among them.
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Cumberland
Celansese Corporation
Ida Hoffman
Ridgeley
W. Va
Garey
Harry W. Nice
Annapolis
Thomas W. Koon
Edgar Lewis
John W. Kreis
Nils Falkenstine
Enoch B. Garey
City Worker Falls From Truck Injured Near Millwood Avenue
Calvin Phoenix a 225 Sharp street resident was injured seriously after falling from a city brush truck near the Baltimore and Ohio tracks on Millwood Avenue at 2 30 this afternoon. He was unconscious and taken to Memorial Hospital with a possible skull fracture.
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Calvin Phoenix
Sharp Street
Baltimore and Ohio
Millwood Avenue
Phoenix
Maynard Shanholtz
Shanholtz
Buenos Aires Welcomes Roosevelt With Posters and Flags
Buenos Aires plans a huge reception for Franklin D. Roosevelt with "Welcome Roosevelt" posters in Spanish, flags for 2.3 million residents, and a visit by Roosevelt aboard the Indianapolis. He will be greeted by President Justo and cabinet members and escorted to the Argentine embassy in Palermo Park, now a miniature White House.
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Roosevelt
Mariano de Vedia
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Argentina
Indianapolis
Phelps
Agustin P. Justo
Mr. Roosevelt
Palermo Park
White House
Allen Wins At Farnley In Fourth Blue Ridge Hunt Trials
Dr. Lewis M. Allens Clifton Farms entries swept the top prizes at the Blue Ridge Hunt Club trials held at Farnley near White Post Clarke County. About 50 entries contested three classes green hunters lightweight and heavyweight with ribbons and silver cups for winners.
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Lewis M. Allen
Clifton Farms
Blue Ridge Hunt Club
Seymour Lake
Dr. Allen
Royal Wonder
George Greenhalgh
Clifton
Scarlet
Harry Worcester Smith
Crampton Smith
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Service Records Are Recognized at Winchester Plant
Miss Anna C. Haurand and Miss Mary E. Bursey of the Winchester office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia were awarded emblems for long service. Haurand received a two star gold emblem for ten years of service and Bursey received a one star gold emblem for five years. They are among 65 state wide honorees in the fourth quarter. Their combined years of service total 945.
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Anna C. Haurand
Mary E. Bursey
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
L. J. McElligott
Miss Haurand
Miss Bursey
Great Britain and France may seek pause on Spanish war appeal
Geneva sources say Britain and France may urge Spain to withdraw its appeal for League of Nations discussion on the civil war. If not, the council may meet December 7 or 8 to decide if Italian and German recognition threatens world peace, with the issue then sent back to the non intervention committee.
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Geneva
Great Britain
France
League of Nations Council
London
League
League Council
Iberian Peninsula
Mildred Reed Brizendine Dies at 101 in Amherst County
Mrs Mildred Reed Brizendine who celebrated her one hundredth birthday last May died today at the home of her grandson T S Hubbard in Amherst county She is survived by two grandsons and eight great grandchildren.
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Lynchburg, Va
Mildred Reed Brizendine
T. S. Hubbard
Amherst County
Frank Jr. Roosevelt hospitalized in Boston for sinus infection
President's son Frank D Roosevelt Jr. remained under observation today at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston with a sinus infection. His fiancée Miss Ethel Du Pont visited him yesterday, hospital officials said.
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Boston
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ethel du Pont
US Ambassador Bullitt Meets French Foreign Minister
Paris reports that US Ambassador William C. Bullitt was received by Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos as discussions on war debt negotiations continued to be a live issue.
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Paris
Yvon Delbos
William C. Bullitt
United States
Firehouse Blaze Damages Pittsville Unit Sums Loss
Maryland fire crews faced a second blaze after a local resident Garland Jackson lost his home and belongings. Friends at the Pittsville fire house donated furniture and necessities, but the Pittsville station burned next with $1,500 to $2,000 in damages and two firefighters lightly burned.
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Garland Jackson
Pittsville
Jackson
Pittsvile
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Stansbury Gordy
Edward Truitt
High Command Seeks New Peace Talks With Lewis Rebels
In Tampa on November 28 the AFL high command debated how to renew peace overtures to John L. Lewis and his rebel committee for industrial organization. President William Green and secretary treasurer Frank Morrison were re-elected, and a panel proposal aimed at a specific basis for settlement was prepared for Lewis.
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Tampa
Fla
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
A. F. of L
Lewis
William Green
Green
Frank Morrison
Washington
Industrial Committee
Lewis’ Union
The
United Mine Workers
Meh
Foodstuffs For Alaska Dispatch by Government Vessels
Secretary Ickes announced the first government boat will depart Seattle around November 30 to deliver food to Alaska amid the maritime strike. The Boxer and Arctic vessels, under union bargaining and a Packers Association agreement, will unload and transport freight, mail, and fuel to Sitka Cordova and the Aleutians with onward rail transshipment from Seward.
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Navy
Ickes
Alaska
Seattle
Ka Packers Association
Arctic
Bureau of Indian Affairs
San Francisco
Union
Boxer
Sitka
Cordova
Aleutian Islands
Seward
New Cold Record Set in Vermont for Date
In St Johnsbury Vermont on November 28 the weather bureau reports a new cold record for the date as temperatures dropped to 11 degrees below zero during the night marking the coldest night in 42 years of records.
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ST. Johnsbury
Weather Bureau
Fellowship Club Adopts Plans For Christmas Aid
The anonymous Fellowship Club held its first meeting of the year in Winchester and Frederick County. It will open its headquarters at the George Washington Hotel on December 12 and stage a Theatre party at Capitol Theatre on December 19 with admission for kiddies as one toy or useful gift. The group urges adoption of more needy families to expand its charitable work.
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Fellowship Club
Winchester
Frederick’ County
George Washington Hotel
Capitol Theatre
Livestock Show Opens with Record Entries in Chicago
CHICAGO November 28 The thirty seventh International Livestock Exposition opened with 14,653 head of cattle sheep swine and horses on display in the stockyards amphitheatre a new all time record for the event.
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Chicago
Rebels Routed Making Thrust In Northwest Battle Areas
Madrid defense junta says insurgents attacked Pozuela De Alarcon to cut the road to El Escorial and that a southern front line unit drove insurgents back, capturing two trench mortars. A cadet column bolsters defenses, and a youth, 17, Elesterio Perez Cornejo, is praised for halting a rebel assault in University City. British MPs urge neutral action to relieve Madrid civilians amid siege. A fresh night air raid dropped at least 10 bombs on Socialist barricades.
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James C. Oldfield
Madrid
Pozuela de Alarcon
el Escorial
University City
Valencia
Elesterio Perez Cornejo
Perez Cornejo
Aran Ae
Werea
Talavera
Ricardo Burilio
Navacerrada Pass
Guadarrama Mountains
International
Laborite M. P.’s
Navy Holds Army To Scoreless First Half In 37th Battle
In freezing weather at Philadelphia before a record eastern crowd of 102000, Navy repelled Army near its goal line through the opening half of the 37th football meeting, preventing any Cadet scores.
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Philadelphia
Navy
Army
Laborites Not For Agreement
TOKYO November 28 The Japanese labor party announced it could not support the German Japanese agreement against the Communist Internationale. The party based its position on present delicate international relations and the contention that concrete measures already had been adopted to prevent Communism.
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Tokyo
Japanese Labor Party
Communist Internationale
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