Landon assails Democrats over intolerance and misrepresentation
Gov. Alf M. Landon at a Topeka press conference accused the Democratic party of attempting to misrepresent his views on racial and religious intolerance. He criticized Democratic tactics as stirring prejudice and called the administration foolish in remarks made aboard the Knox campaign train during a stop in Blanchester Ohio.
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Topeka
Kas
Alf M. Landon
Democratic Party
Landon
New York
Evans Clark
Twentieth Century Fund
Earl Browder
Knox
Ohio
Frank Knox
America
Chicago
Blanchester
Nature and leaders inspire public view of outdoor life
Frederic J. Haskin’s article explores how appreciation for nature and birds, rivers, and the sea has shaped opinions of statesmen like Neville Chamberlain. The piece notes Americans’ love of outdoors and how firsthand nature study offers escape from daily routines and enhances well being.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Haskin
Neville Chamberlain
Mrs Spillman Dies Aged 52 At Home
Mrs Ethel A Spillman wife of Carson L Spillman died shortly before 5 am at No 374 National Avenue after a two year illness. She was 51 and had been under care at University Hospital Charlottesville and Garfield Hospital Washington DC. A Centenary Reformed Church member she was active in auxiliary work and well known in Winchester. She was born November 1 in this city to Mrs Jennie Fugitt and the late Jack Walters.
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Ethel A. Spillman
Carson L. Spillman
National Avenue
Garfield Hospital
Washington, D. C
Centenary Reformed Church
Winchester
Mrs. Spillman
Jennie Fugitt
Jack Walters
Walters
Browder Party Seeks Damages For False Arrest
Earl Browder the Communist presidential candidate and four associates were released from jail in Terre Haute after vagrancy charges were dropped. Chicago attorney David J Bentall announced plans to sue Mayor Samuel Beech er and Police Chief James C Yates for false arrest and imprisonment. Browder will travel to New York and make no further speeches in the city.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Earl Browder
David J. Bentall
Chicago
Bentall
Browder
Samuel Beecher
James C. Yates
New York
How Receipts Were Divided
New York October 1 report explains the first world series game receipts. Gross receipts totaled 172157 dollars with a commissioner’s share of 25823.55 dollars noted in the summary of the distribution.
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New York
World Series game postponed by rain at Polo Grounds
New York Giants and Yankees second game postponed after overnight rain flooded the Polo Grounds. Commissioner Kenesaw Landis, with Joe McCarthy and Bill Terry, decided the field was unsuitable, pushing the series schedule back one day as rain continued. Carl Hubbell had led the Giants to a 6-1 opener.
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New York
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Yankee Stadium
Kenesaw M. Landis
Baseball
Yankee
Landis
Joe McCarthy
Bill Terry
Travis Jackson
Giants
Carl Hubbell
Winchester Council Sets Friday Meeting on Airport Site
The Common Council will meet Friday at 7 30 pm to discuss a new Winchester airport site and possible garbage removal ordinance. Tuesday will host a regular meeting with elections for elective offices and ads for police chief police judge milk and meat inspector and city manager. The Blanton Lewis farm east of Winchester may be leased for airport purposes pending state funds approval from Mr Pettigrew. About $2000 will fund runway work hangar relocation and related tasks.
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Common Council
Winchester
James P. Reardon
Blanton Lewis Farm
Pettigrew
Highway Department
Amateur Show at Church of Christ Thursday 8 p.m.
Church of Christ hosts an amateur show Thursday evening at 8 o clock. The event runs about one hour and features local acts from the neighborhood. Proceeds benefit church programs.
Special this week Ford cars at Pine Motor Co
The listing offers a 1935 Ford coupe for 395 dollars and a 1934 Ford pickup for 295 dollars. Buyers are directed to see Pine Motor Co for details.
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Pine Motor CO
Appleway Cabin Camp Under New Management
Open under new management the Appleway Cabin Camp offers new equipment and lunches with beer. Cabin and rooms available and square dancing every Saturday night led by B. F. Ritenour, manager.
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Appleway
B. F. Ritenour
Mer
Rouss Fire Co. Meeting Set for Friday Oct 2
The Charley Rouss Fire Co holds its regular monthly meeting Friday evening October 2. All members are urged to attend. M. D. Weaver, pres.
Home Maker's Market sells fresh poultry in Cameron
Local market No 38 offers chickens at 29 cents per pound for young and 25 cents per pound for old birds. Hours are 8:30 to 1:30.
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Home Maker's Market
Cameron
Findlay and Morgan Die in Africa Air Race Crash
Findlay and A H Morgan were killed in a crash near Abercorn northern Rhodesia during the 6540 mile race. Co pilot Ken Waller and passenger C D Peachey were treated for shock. The winners were C W W A Scott and Giles Guthrie with a separate prize of 20000.
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Johannsburgg
South Africa
Maxlay
Johannesburg
A. H. Morgan
Abercorn
Northern Rhodesia
Reuter
C. W.W. A. Scott
Giles Guthrie
Scott
Guthrie
S. 5. Halse
Findlay
Ken Waller
C. D. Peachey
Entebee
Uganda
Waller
Roosevelt Addresses Mountain State Forest Festival
President Roosevelt spoke in Elkins West Virginia praising conservation and New Deal wildlife programs. Gov Kump led the reception as rain cooled the mountain trip from Thomas to Davis before a rear platform address at Parsons and a planned Pittsburgh appearance.
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Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia
Roosevelt
Davis- Elkins College
Thomas
H. G. Kump
Blackwater Falls
Davis
Parsons
Thomas and
National Forest Park
Mountain State Forest
Forbes Field
Pittsburgh
France Devalues Franc After Senate Compromise
Paris reports that the French Chamber of Deputies approved devaluation of the franc with a compromise price fixing clause by 354 to 217, requiring only President Lebrun's promulgation. The Senate backed a substitute measure to revalue currency and granted limited decree powers to force arbitration in labor disputes amid price rises.
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Edward Kennedy
Associated Press
Paris
French Chamber of Deputies
Albert Lebrun
Senate
Leon Blum
Speedh
Abel Gardney
Finance Committee
M. Blum
Chamber
Vincent Auriol
Edduard Daladier
Camille Chautempt
Disorders at Berkshire Mills Injure 21 in Big Strike
Reading Pa October 1 Twenty one persons were injured during disorder at Berkshire Knitting Mills as a few thousand hosiery workers struck. State police backed by 26 officers restored order after hundreds of cars were damaged and bricks thrown at transport. Union officials say the action aims to restore NRA code standards raise wages and improve conditions.
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Berkshire Mills
Reading
Berkshire Knitting Mills
Hugo Hemmerich
Resignation To Be Acted On By Presbytery
Mr McGukin submits resignation to the presbytery for consideration. The church body will review the pending departure and determine any motions or actions required for the transition process.
Winchester Presbytery Meeting Adopts Spring Move
Winchester Presbytery completed its fall session at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church and set the spring meeting for Martinsburg West Virginia. The body discussed resignations and church relations as Rev B M McGukin seeks to join Knoxville First Presbyterian and a congregational vote is planned in Loudoun Street Church on Sunday.
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Winchester
Wardensville
W. Va
Jesus
Presbytery
Loudoun Street
E. B. McGukin
First Presbyterian Church of
Knoxville
Tenn
City Radio Commission Acts On Static Interference
Radio fans faced static during the World Series game prompting E. A. Crowl to announce a new city ordinance requiring electrical devices to have filters. The measure empowers the radio commission to inspect new apparatus with fines from ten to twenty five dollars per offence and to treat each day of noncompliance as a separate offence. Twenty one individuals and firms have already complied.
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E. A. Crowl
Radio Commission
Mr. Crow
Crowl
Roosevelt Quote Emphasizes Start With Boys
Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt says lasting impact with the average man comes only by working with the boy early, noting success lies in engaging youth before adulthood. He urges programs that shape youth to influence mature citizens.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Sarah Zane Fire Company Notice
Regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Company at 8 o clock. Large attendance desired. R B Brown, Captain.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Sarah Zane Fire Company
R. B. Brown
Mr. Dale Dies Of Pneumonia in Staunton Hospital
Thomas J. Dale a Winchester resident and former sewing machine dealer died of pneumonia in a Staunton hospital after a brief illness. He was 71. His body was brought home to 318 Parkway Avenue for funeral services Saturday at 3 p.m. at his home with Rev. Herman McKay and Rev. Robert B. Nelson officiating. Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery. He was born August 25, 1865 in Unionville Pennsylvania.
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Thomas J. Dale
Winchester
Staunton
Parkway Avenue
Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mount Hebron
Pennsylvania
Dale
Unionsville
Park To Play Double Header At Winchester Park Sunday
Old Export Champions, pennant winners in Washington County Md League, will host Winchester Park for a Sunday double header completing the locals 1936 schedule. Poffenberger, ex Middle Atlantic star now with Detroit, will pitch for the Park after going 17 wins for Charleston in the last season.
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Washington County
Winchester Park
Millville
Poffenberger
Middle Atlantic
Detroit
Charleston
Water Shortage At Berryville
Berryville Virginia reports a severe water shortage as Water Superintendent William Levi urges conservation and leak checks to stretch the dwindling supply. The note emphasizes careful use and inspection of pipes.
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Berryville
William Levi
Wanted: 1934 Chevrolet coupe with trunk and fox tail on radio
Police seek a tan 1934 Chevrolet coupe bearing Maryland 248 890 driven by a man who claims to be a Department of Justice agent. He is wanted for questioning by the department. The car features a rear trunk and a fox tail on the radiator.
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Sho
Department of Justice
Catalina Pottery Show Brings Modern Color to Tables
Hodgson and Brown jewelers advertise Catalina Pottery with modern designs for informal tables. A wide selection and window display promise color, character, suitable gifts at popular prices.
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Catalina Pottery
Hodgson & Brown, Jewelers
Insurgent Siege at Fort Estrecho de Quinto Near Huesca
Madrid dispatch reports six hundred Fascist insurgents besieged at Fort Estrecho de Quinto by 3,000 Spanish militia with supplies flown in by air. Rebels aim to break the siege and then drive into Catalonia toward Barcelona. Government forces reply with counterattacks around Burgas and Olías del Rey to protect communications to the southeast.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Estrecho de Quinto
Alcazar
Toledo
Huesca
Diaria Noticias
Bilbao
Enrique Andrade
Estrecha
Madrid
Stee
Ministry of War
Officila
Tlescas
Burgas
Olias del Rey
Socialist Army
Ara Juez
Newspaper Is Vital Link in Advertising Says Agency
The Campbell-Ewald Co. Detroit advertising agency, handling Chevrolet, states the newspaper is the quickest way to reach buyers and essential between producer and consumer. G O Fiskin of Chevrolet Motor Co. notes use of 7,300 newspapers nationwide this year.
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Campbell- Ewald Co
Detroit
Chevrolet
G.O. Fiskin
Chevrolet Motor Co
Wanted to find home for female Collie pup
Wanted ad seeking a home for a female Collie puppy with contact phone 629 3 9 30 1p tf. Also notices about clean cotton bags and a Friendship Fire Company meeting on Thursday October 1 at eight o clock in the company hall.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
Richard Boxwell
Capi
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Judge Landis
M. D. Weaver
Morgan
London
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Kump
National Economic Council
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Martinsburg
Boy Scouts
Priscilla Dean
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California
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