Roosevelt Acclaimed in Buenos Aires Amid Welcoming Arrivals
President Roosevelt arrived in Buenos Aires to a sea of cheering crowds. The Indianapolis escorted him and James Roosevelt ashore, where he met Argentine President Justo and officials. Police cleared streets as crowds swelled, greeting the American leader as a promoter of peace.
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Buenos Aires
Roosevelt
Indianapolis
Charleston
D. C
James Roosevelt
P. Justo
Tron
Justo
Ordell Hull
Carlos Saavedra Lamas
Ardinal
Santiago Capello Anothe
James Roose
Hom
Alexander Weddell
United States
Rooset
United States Executive
Apostle of
Fragmentary Reflections on Napoleon and Leadership
A clipped passage discusses Napoleon, noting he never pretended to make ids but built courtiers. It ponders how his exile and potential cultivation of allies might have altered his fame, suggesting he could have achieved lasting peaceful influence if he had focused on leadership beyond battle.
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Napoleon
Bruceton
Fruit Cake Ad Seeks Appetite Boost at Pure Food Store
An old advertisement promotes a fruit cake with higher appetite appeal using Red or Yellow Glace Pine and Red or Green Glace Cher for sale at Pure Food Store. It references Pure Food product lines and mentions Moling & Cather and a date style 11-30-1p-11 for internal cataloging.
Winter Park Business Man Dies at Home
Frank J. Lindergreen a Winter Park Fla retired businessman died at his home yesterday afternoon reportedly from a heart ailment. He was about 65 and a Boston native. The funeral will be held in Winter Park with interment in the local cemetery.
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Frank J. Lindergreen
Winter Park
Fla
Boston
Lindergreen
Mass
Bargains Camouflage and the Challenge to Local Merchants
An editorial from Winchester Chamber of Commerce argues that the word bargains is used to push centralization by big city concerns. It warns loss of trade harms the home town merchant and questions the supposed savings in a national market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Radio Broadcast Aimed at Housewives On WJSV WABC WBT
Columbia network announces special radio program for housewives on WJSV WABC and WBT at 11 45 a m next Tuesday and Thursday running through January 15 skip notes indicate times and stations for the audience in this section
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Columbia Network
WJSV
WABC
WBT
Mon & Wed
Chicken Supper Benefit at Rest Church
Home MS Snapp, Ridgeway, hosts a chicken supper on Friday December 4 from 5 30 to 9 p m. Proceeds benefit the Rest Church.
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M.S. Snapp
Ridgeway
Benefit Rest Church
Blum Cabinet Is On Rocks
Paris reports a crisis within France’s Popular Front as Communist threats to withdraw support from Premier Leon Blum push the government toward a showdown. Socialist and Radical Socialist deputies plan to force Communist demands in Parliament, risking a fall and a potential anti Communist government backed by Socialists and Centrists.
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Paris
France
Popular Front
Chamber of Deputies
Maurice Thorez
Leon Blum
Man Charged With Stamping Death Of 14 Year Old Stepdaughter
Sheriff R E Warren announced the arrest of 51 year old itinerant repairman L R Ward for stamping to death his 14 year old stepdaughter while the mother bound hand and foot lay nearby. The victim died after hospitalization in Brunswick Georgia. The motive cited as jealousy. The attack allegedly occurred at a camp in Jeff Davis county between Lumber City and Hazelhurst. The mother and another child were also beaten.
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Jesup
R. E. Warren
Brunswick
Warren
L. R. Ward
Lyons
Maude
Ward
Jeff
Davis County
Lumber City
Hazelhurst
Loudoun Street Presbyterian begins search for next pastor
A congregational meeting at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church formed a three member committee to recommend a successor to Rev. E B McGukin who resigned to join First Presbyterian Church in Knoxville Tennessee. Rev G Wilbur Shipley of Washington led the session and will devote part time to Loudoun Street duties until a new pastor is chosen.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
E. B. McGukin
First Presbyterian Church
Knoxville
Tenn
Robert McGlass
Philip Boyd
Clifford Grim
G. Wilbur Shipley
Washington
Shipley
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
McGukin
United States Costa Rica Trade Pact Signed in 1939
The State Department announced that the United States signed a reciprocal trade agreement with Costa Rica. It is the fifteenth accord under Secretary Hull's reciprocal trade program.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Costa Rica
Hull
Tri-Party Talks Seek Cumberland Walkout Settlement
In Cumberland Maryland a tri party conference of United Textile Workers conciliators of the Labor Department and Celanese Corp wound up a four hour session without statement. The meeting aims at ending a three week strike that left 9 000 workers idle since November 13. Demonstrations occurred as picketing was reduced and police presence eased during the talks.
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Cumberland
Mad
United Textile Workers of America
United States Department of Labor
Celanese Corporation of America
Charles D. Walton
Walton
McMullen
Elks To Hold Memory Rites At Winchester Lodge
Winchester Lodge No 867 will hold memorial exercises for deceased members next Sunday at 3 pm in Capitol Theatre. Elks from across the United States join in the service with reserved seating for lodge members and general public seats for relatives and friends. The Winchester group will meet at the Elks' Club between 2 and 2 30 pm to march to the theatre.
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Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Lodge of Sorrow
Capitol Theatre
Elks’ Lodges
United States
Elks’ Club
Braddock and
Piccadilly
Dreamed Son Died in Auto Crash Fulfills Warning
New York Nov 30 An insurance exec John H Gallagher of Philadelphia said he dreamed in his stateroom aboard the Queen Mary that his son John Jr had been killed in an automobile crash. His brother Joseph F Gallagher boarded the liner to tell him the news. The boy died in a crash the night before Thanksgiving.
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New York
John H. Gallagher
Philadelphia
S. S. Queen Mary
John, Jr
Joseph F. Gallagher
Jersey To Act On Insurance
Governor Harold G. Hoffman called a special session of the Legislature for December 21 to consider a state unemployment insurance program. Four plans to join the federal unemployment system will be reviewed at a public hearing set by the state social security commission on Wednesday.
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Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Oday
New Jersey
State Social Security Commission
More Light For Streets In Winchester City
Under the Light committee, Dr Ralph Snapp chair, a survey of Winchester street lighting finds 29 changes needed in the southeast and 17 in the northeast to be started this week. Bracket arms will extend lights from trees, Park Commission pruning aids illumination, and a new lamp may reduce glare while increasing lower illumination.
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Ralph Snapp
Winchester
Arthur Field
Glenn Norris
Northern Virginia Power Company
Park Commission
R. M. Colston
Field
Seek To Settle Glass Walkout
Mediators from federal and state labor departments met in Pittsburgh with Pittsburgh Plate Glass officials and Glenn W. McCabe of Columbus Ohio, president of the Federation of Flat Glass Workers, to end a five week strike. The conference followed双方 each side urging the other to initiate talks.
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Pittsburgh
State Departments of Labor
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Glenn W. McCabe
Columbus
Federation of Flat Glass Workers
Mollison and Corniglion-Molinier Fly From CARIO
Capt. James A Mollison and Capt. Edouard Corniglion-Molinier sped away from CARIO Egypt after a brief refueling stop on their attempted speed flight from England.
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Cario
Egypt
James A. Mollison
Edouard Corniglion-Molinier
Here
Eng
British Sailors Recall Fury of Atlantic Storm That Claimed Captain
Officers of the British freighter Tweedbank describe a North Atlantic gale that struck 800 miles off Boston on November 17. Captain A Mackenzie was killed, Seaman A Rejah swept overboard, and others injured as First Officer Bernard Jackson brought the ship to port with a mixed cargo for the Far East.
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Baltimore
Tweedbank
A. Mackenzie
Bernard Jackson
A. Rejah
Mackenzie
Boston
Auto Crashes Reported in Winchester Area Weekend
Several automobile mishaps occurred in and near Winchester over the weekend with only minor to moderate damage and no critical injuries. Philip Mackey colored suffered head injuries in a Martinsburg turnpike crash near the West Virginia line and was taken to Memorial hospital unconscious but expected to be discharged soon.
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Winchester
Philip Mackey
Memorial Hospital
Martinsburg Turnpike
West Virginia Line
Friendship
Valley Pike
O’sullivan Rubber Company
Earl Whitlock
John King
Donald Weems
Stephens City
Chambers
New Council Trial of New Rule Aims to Speed Sessions
The Common Council adopts a new procedure proposed by Herman Hable to route citizen matters to committees before floor discussion. If the committee fails to act, issues go to the full council. citizens may appeal. City Manager Arthur M. Field will arrange committee conferences to save time and improve consideration.
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Common Council
Herman Hable
Lallortes
Arthur M. Field
Saw Breaks Kill Man at Clarke County Farm
William Travers Shull, 37, of Berryville Virginia, died after a circular saw broke into three pieces and one blade fragment pierced his chest during wood sawing on a tractor powered setup at William Fenton's Clarke county farm. Dr. C H Iden ruled death due to hemorrhage, nearly instantaneous. Shull's son Edward L Shull was present. he is among surviving relatives listed as his kin.
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Berryville
William Travers Shull
Shull
Edward L. Shull
William Fenton
Clarke County
C. H. Iden
Fenton
Eliza Heflin Shull
Berryville beauty parlor opening on Main Street
Rosemma announces the opening of a beauty parlor on Main Street Berryville with a Dec 2 start date and 25 cent beauty services. Also notes an 11 to 8 p m turkey and oyster dinner at Burnt Factory Church on Dec 3 with a 50 cent price.
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Rosemma
Berryville
Wed
Main Street
Burnt Factory
Farmers Receive Final 1936 A A Checks in Frederick County
Checks totaling 5687.18 were received by County Agent I Fred Stine for 147 farmers under the 1936 Agricultural Adjustment program. The payments amount to 20.1 cents per bushel for each allotment and are the final payments for now. Several checks are delayed and 41 applications remain to be paid after county committee verification. Notices are being mailed to farmers with received checks, and other checks are expected soon.
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Fred Stine
Stine
Frederick County
Spaniards Fire On French Plane Near Alicante
Paris reports a Spanish government fighter fired 200 machine gun bullets at a French commercial mail plane near Alicante. Officials say the transport was not struck. Spanish authorities apologized, saying the Socialist pilot believed the plane was an insurgent bomber.
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Paris
Alicante
Air France
Struick
Two Perish In Arlington Fire
Two people died in an early morning fire that swept a row of four houses in Arlington. The victims were Louis W. Cockrell 50 from East Falls Church a mechanist and Joe Cammack 47 a resident of Arlington. The cause of the blaze could not be determined immediately.
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Arlington
Louis W. Cockrell
East Falls Church
Joe Cammack
Betty and Jane discuss Christmas gift plans at Barr's Studio
The dialogue shows Betty asking Jane about Jack's present and Jane wanting a photograph to see him daily. Betty suggests delivering a tip to Barr's Studio for the photo option.
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Betty
Jack
Jane
Barr’s
Socialists jeer Franco as Madrid siege continues
From Madrid dispatch: insurgent air raids fail to strike the city center while government forces digest the latest optimism. Socialists deride Franco as plans to turn defense into an offensive gain pace. Front-line reports note renewed infantry, tanks and air support along the El Escorial road near Purelo De Alarcon.
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Madrid
Manzanares
Francisco Franco
Paseo de Rosales
University
Casa de Campo
Mattie
Avia
International Brigade
Franco
Italy
Germany
Asturias
el Escorial
Purelo de Alarcon
Sale of Household Effects of Miss Susan Howard
Household effects of Miss Susan B. Howard, deceased, will be sold at her late residence in Albin at 10 o clock a.m. Saturday December 5. See sale bill on page 2.
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Susan B. Howard
Albin
Wanted two girls for soda fountain work
Wanted two experienced girls for soda fountain work. Also an ad note: Ex. . care Star. Iron and best prices since the war. Winchester Junk Co. buys old cars to junk plus rags and metals. Address 3 Fairfax Lane between Matin and Braddock. Phone 254. (10-2-thurs. & nton.-ip-tf)
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Matin
Braddock
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Rver
Moling & Cather
R.S. Smith
Freddie
Freddie Bartholomew
Myllicent Bartholomew
South
Blum
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church Names Committee of Three
Tri-Party Conference
Celanese Plant
Jersey
Mollison
Atlantic
Charles Edney
Rejah
B. Muse
Muse
W. T. Shull
Hodgson & Brown
H. M. Wertheim
Bl. M. Wertheim
Simplicio Godino
Lucio
Wertheim
Central Preas
Postal Telegraph
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