Roosevelt outlines veterans policy at American Legion
President Roosevelt told the American Legion that the government maintains responsibility for those disabled by war service and may expand benefits, but he opposed special benefits for any one group. He also urged relief for veterans disabled by nonwar causes and promoted a broader effort to aid the unemployed through a government non profit relief corporation.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
American Legion
Rvice
Navy
la Salle Street
Moling and Cather's Store Specials Notice
Free can noodles with each can of chop suey at 23 cents. Pure Food Store ad dated 10 2 1p 11 notes special values in silk hose and more at Moling and Cather's.
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Moling and
Cather’s. Plt
Curb Market Hosts Benefit for Old Stone Church Cemetery
A curb market sale runs Wednesday October 4 from 11 a m to 7 30 p m with a 25 cent price benefiting Old Stone Church Cemetery. Local vendors and volunteers organize the event to raise funds for cemetery upkeep.
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Old Stone Church Cemetery
Scout Movement Aim to Save Youth as Nation’s Asset
Sir Robert Baden-Powell urges the Scout movement to prevent present human wastage and to turn every boy into an asset for the nation, outlining his vision for youth development and national progress.
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Scout
Sir Robert Baden-Powell
Dinner To Be Served to Aid Noted Church
A country dinner for 25 cents will be served Wednesday October 4 from 11 30 a m to 7 30 p m at the county curb market building on Cameron street to aid the Old Stone Church Memorial Association restoration fund. The article notes the church built in 1820, its history, the graves, and efforts by the association led by Mrs Lon Crim and others to restore and beautify the churchgrounds. Residents and visitors are urged to notify Mrs C P Bailey by telephone to estimate attendance.
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Cameron Street
Old Stone Church Memorial Association
Green Spring
Federick County
George Swiier
William Smith
John Hott
Charles Streit
Lutheran Church
James C. Hott
Lon Crim
John Randall
R. B. Emmett
C. P. Bailey
Old School
Twnty
T. S. Hancher
Insull Blocked From Withdrawing Funds
Federal Judge John P. Barnes issued a temporary restraining order ordering Samuel Insull and any agent not to withdraw money from an alleged million dollar fund deposited secretly in the Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago before Insull fled to Greece.
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Chicago
John P. Barnes
Samuel Insull
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Insull
Greece
Grand Jury Returns Ten True Bills in October Term
Frederick County Circuit Court opened its October term with a special grand jury that set cases for the term and planned to begin all criminal trials October 31. Ten true bills were returned, with Wood W Baker as foreman, including charges of illicit liquor possession, baritory thefts, perjury, and forged checks. Grand jurors listed: Wood W Baker, Eugene H. Anderson, W. F. Anderson, F. M. Bageant, E. Dean Adams, A. C. Boyer, and George W. Cadwallader.
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Frederick County
Philip Williams
Wood W Baker
Walter Foreman
Ellwood Smith
Harry Marple
Frederick
Edward Steele
Lucy Cooley
Middletown
Charles Welsh
Jennings Hottle
J. Park Everley
Little and Larrick
Mose. Woodward
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
J. EB. Snapp
H. F. Byrd
Sam Orndorff
Dolly Yeakle
Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
W. Lomax Parker
Irvin Reynolds
Eugene H. Anderson
W. F. Anderson
F. M. Bageant
E. Dean Adams
A. C. Boyer
George W. Cadwallader
Berryville Wins Season Opener Over Middletown 13 to 0
Berryville High School defeated Middletown High 13 to 0 in the season opener. The winners scored the two touchdowns in the second half on long end runs. Middletown’s squad, making its season debut, will travel to Woodstock for a junior varsity game. Coach Orville Wake led Middletown.
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Berryville High School
Middletown
Middletown High School
Woodstock
Brill
I. E
Borden
J. H
Foxx
1. G
Stewart
Rinker
R. G
Renner
R. T
Brumback
R. E
Kline Q. B
Derrick
Shull
F. B
Orville Wake
Young Stribling Foot Amputation Ends Ring Career
MACON Ga Oct 2 William Lawrence Young Stribling heavyweight boxer had his left foot amputated after a motorcycle collision with an automobile. He also suffered a fractured pelvis and doctors gave a fair chance for survival as his wife and newborn son receive care. his condition improved overnight.
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Macon
William Lawrence (Young) Stribling
W. L. Stribling, Jr
Stribling
Strib
Ling
W. L. (Young
J. R. Hicks, Jr
R. V. Johnson
Roy Barrow
Promotion Day at Grace Methodist Sunday School Middletown
Promotion Day at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church South Middletown marked the end of the conference year. Rev. W. P. Saunders, pastor, and W. A. Everly, superintendent, oversaw Bible readings songs and recitations as pupils advanced to higher departments. The year’s report by J. C. Reeley showed 251 on roll with 57.25 percent average attendance. total missions and coal gifts exceeded $357. There were seven church additions from the Sunday School and the school operates multiple classes including a home department and cradle roll.
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Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Middletown
W. P. Saunders
W. A. Everly
Hicker Grave
Elsie Pope
Leonance Trahan
Betty Lee Hottle
Ruth Sperry
Rachel Long
Ruth Ann Dalton
Ruby Sperly
Cather Carper
Ethleen Henson
Helen Mowery
Maxine Ogden
Dorothy Smith
Evelyn Long
Gertrude Pincley
Betty Lee Perry
Myrtle Rhodes
James Cooley
Gretta Ogden
George Edward Wright
Connie Hottle
Maggie Murray
Alice Carner
Julia Carner
Christine Wright
Margaret DeJarnette
Margaret Matthews
Lula Lauck
Buddie Pingley
Richard Reorden
Lorine Carver
Louise Williams
Harold Hottle
Nellie Romack
Clark Kline
John Werrick
Russell McCauley
J. C. Reeley
John Boyd Kline
Randolph Tarrick
Paul Flowers
Morris Bowers
Billie Kline
J. N. Steele
R. A. Kiine
Eugene Pone
Charles Carson Reeley
Paul Everly
Ainsworth Sperry
Besse Sperry
Ruby Everly
J.C. Reely
Election officials urged to phone results to The Evening Star
Winchester and Frederick county election officials are asked to telephone precinct vote totals to The Evening Star after tabulation. The Star office will welcome visitors to hear city and county returns and statewide updates.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Evening Star
Star
Unanswered Letter Figures In Davis Miller Lottery Trial
In New York on Oct 2, during the third week of the federal lottery trial of United States Senator James J. Davis and Theodore G. Miller, prosecutors introduced a letter from Donald F. Stewart of Moose Magazine seeking a ruling from Davis, then Moose director general. The defense pressed whether Stewart’s complete correspondence with Davis had been provided. the district attorney said the file contained no reply if not in evidence. Stewart testified he was not bound by Davis’ instructions in editing the magazine.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
James J. Davis
Davis
Theodore G. Miller
Donald F. Stewart
The
Moose
Loyal Order of Moose
Moosedom
Stewart
Charles J. Margiotti
Margiotti
Louis Mead ‘Treadwell
Four Burned To Death In A Blazing Auto
Four people died in an automobile crash in Pittston Pennsylvania as two men and two girls perished when Gordon’s car caught fire. The victims were Lazarus Gordon Edward Katz Frances Reisman and Mollie Levenson all from nearby cities. Two others were injured in the blaze.
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Pittston
Lazarus Gordon
Wilkes Barre
Edward Katz
Frances Reisman
Scranton
Mollie Levenson
Stranton
Gordon
Roy W Mason dies at home at 24
Death quiet at 2 20 a m Sunday claims Roy William Mason 24 of 426 North Kent Street He was born February 5 1909 and is survived by Isaac and Mary Mason his widow Virginia Boyce one son Roy Mason Jr and siblings Edmind Elmer Marshall Mason Mrs Aca Hott Mrs Florence Cave Mrs Bertha Staton Margaret and Dorothy Mason Funeral services at his home tomorrow 3 p m conducted by Rev R B Campbell Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers listed with names.
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Roy William Mason
North Kent Street
Isaac
Mary Mason
Virginia Boyce
Roy Mason, Jr
Edmund
Elmer
Marshall Mason
Aca Hott
Florence Cave
Bertha Staton
Margaret
Dorothy Mason
Winchester
Tomorro
R. B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Russell Pond Roger Ritter
Paul Campbell
Carl McKee
Ruby Grenwalt
Irvin Staton
Gas and Oil Contracts Let for State Highway Needs
Contracts awarded for gasoline and lubricating oil totaling 360 625.07 to meet six months of State Highway Department needs. American Oil Company of Baltimore secured most gas supply. Gulf Refining and Atlantic Refining of Philadelphia share portions. Harwood Brothers of Richmond to supply 103 050 gallons of lubricating oil.
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State Highway Department
American Oil Company
Baltimore
Gulf Refining Company
Atlantic Refining Companies
Phiadelphia
Harwood Brothers
Richmond
World Series play-by-play in The Star each day
The Star will publish daily World Series reports starting tomorrow with full game accounts. After each game the paper provides complete details on plays, errors, hits, runs, and notable moments in collaboration with Herman E B and local staff.
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The
Star
Herman EB
Hable
Local
Gasoline Blast Levels a Garage in Middletown
A large Middletown garage owned by Hammack Brothers burned Saturday destroying four cars, a lunch stand, and equipment after a gasoline engine sparked the fire. No insurance, about 10 000 dollars loss, and 2 000 gallons underground gasoline stayed contained. Firefighters arrived as flames consumed the rambling frame building in under 30 minutes.
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Middletown
Hammack Brothers
Paul Hammack
Wayside Inn
Mr Ridings
Carl O'Leary
Fire Damages Minister’s Home At Stephens City
A kitchen fire at the home of Rev. Allen Jones in Stephens City caused damages over 100 dollars, likely from defective wiring. Fire extinguishers were borrowed by state police and local crews to control the blaze before Winchester Fire Company arrived, interrupting services at Cedar Creek Presbyterian and nearby Methodist churches.
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Allen Jones
Stephens City
Raymond E. Bayliss
Winchester
Friendship Fire Company
Shirley Carter
Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church
Vaucluse
Jones
Pied Piper Max Krol plots mice trap siege in jail
Max Krol, former local woolen company official now jailed on embezzlement indictments, reportedly acts as a mice catcher using spring-trap methods. He bought twelve traps, captured dozens of mice, and vows to continue until inmates fear no rodents. Represented by Kern and Kern of Winchester, his trial will be in Corporation Court.
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Max Krol
Woolen Company
Krol
Krel
Max
Kern and Kern
Winchester
Corporation
B. B. Dutton
Mineola
L. I
18 Accidental Deaths In Pennsylvan ia Weekend
Philadelphia report counts at least 18 accidental deaths across the state over the weekend. Causes include eight auto fatalities, two train deaths, a boy's fall from a church fire escape, and a fatal punch accompanying an automobile collision dispute.
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Penna
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Chimney Struck By Lightning At Local Home
A chimney at the Graber residence 121 South Cameron Street was struck by lightning during a late yesterday storm. The electrical storm brought sharp lightning and thunder after a hot October day and caused slight damage as rain fell heavily.
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Graber
South
Cameron Street
Sharp Southern California quake injures four and causes light damage
A brief earthquake centered near the Pacific or desert rattled Southern California at 1 10 am injuring four in Los Angeles, with one woman, Marie Benedict, 57, sustaining a possible skull fracture. One market building collapsed on Central Avenue and bricks flew from the old police station. No deaths were reported and communications lines saw no extensive damage.
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California
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Cal
Pacific Ocean
Desert
Santa Barbara
Long Beach
Marie Benedict
Jon
Central Avenue
Reward offered for missing key ring with keys
Five dollar reward offered for information leading to the return of a key ring with keys left in the street on Monday September 11. Keys addressed to Star. C/o Star.
Mills Ties to George Washington Baker Shop
Notice states David Mills is connected with George Washington Baker Shop. The fragment notes a sequence of coded references 10-2-1p-2t with no further context.
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David Mills
George Washington Baker Shop
Bitter street fighting in Havana at National Hotel
U.S. attitude remains unchanged Secretary Hull urges caution as battle rages around the National Hotel in Havana. The fight between barricaded army and navy officers and besieging soldiers leaves American casualties and the hotel as the center of heavy shell and machine gun fire.
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Hull
National Hotel
Havana
Army
Navy
Robert C. Lotspeich
Lopez Surrena
Swift and Company
Copenhaver Appointed to City Electoral Board
Harry W. Copenhaver appointed by Judge Philip Williams in Corporation Court to fill the unexpired term caused by Lee M. Lamp. He will serve until March 1 1935 after appearing and qualifying as required by law.
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Harry W. Copenhaver
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
Lee M. Lamp
Copenhaver
South End Hose Co. Plans Monday Meeting
South End Hose Company schedules a business meeting for Monday night October 2 with refreshments to be served. Secretary notes 9-29-1p-31.
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South End Hose CO
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Harry L. Hopkins
Boy Scout
Ladies of
Grand
Berryville
Victor
Wife
Babe
W.P. Saunders
Young Peoples’ Circle
Church of Christ
Clarence Butler
North Braddock Street
Roy W. Mason
Hammack
Pied Piper
U.S
Ramon Grau San Martin
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