Handley Overpowers Harrisonburg In Gridiron Duel
Handley improved squad outplayed Harrisonburg in the first half and won 14 to 0. Dick Kern scored both Handley touchdowns with Dunn handling the kicks. Cather and Kern are highlighted, while Harrisonburg's passing and late drives failed to close the gap.
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Japanese Forces Sweep Chinese District in Shanghai Area
The report notes a complete sweep of the Shanghai North Side district by opposing forces. In Central and South China Japanese warplanes raid Luishi near Nanking. Naval claims include sinking a Chinese cruiser on the Yangtze and grounding another warship. Bombings target Nanchang Hangchow and Canton with Whampao vessels damaged. Sangyuan captures push into Shantung via the Tientsin Pukow line.
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China
Luishi
Nanking
Yangtze River
Kianyin
Nanchang
Hangchow
Canton
Whampao
Sangyuan
Tientsin-Pukow
Shantung Province
Three-Party Conference Plans Advance In Europe
Paris and London push a three party conference with Italy for swift action on foreign intervention in Spain. Britain and France seek Mussolini's participation despite Rome’s pessimism while diplomats cite a Russian move as a basis for broader talks to push leftist supported governments toward greater equality of opportunity.
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London
Italy
Spain
Rome
Mussolini
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Tense moves threaten wider European war over Spain
Diplomatic notes from Russia hint at reopening the non intervention plan but France likely withholds endorsement. Mussolini faces pressure from Paris and London as Italy may join Germany in aiding the Spanish insurgents with a large air and ground offensive. A report claims 350 German planes could be deployed to Madrid Aragon and Teruel fronts.
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Spain
France
Britain
London Committee
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Mussolini
Paris-London
Hitler
Germany
Madrid
Aragon
Teruel
Roosevelt in Tacoma trip radios fail excuse
Mr. Roosevelt driving from Olympia to Tacoma did not hear Black's address as Secretary James Roosevelt said the car radio was out of order while radios in other cars in the caravan worked.
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Tacoma
Wash
Black
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Nanking Report Continues On Slow Sanctions Debate
A persistent Nanking dispatch notes leaders inclined to move slowly amid sanctions pressure, with speculation that policy shifts will be cautious and incremental as authorities weigh economic and diplomatic impacts.
Berryville High Loses First Game
Berryville High School football was defeated 26 to 0 by Harpers Ferry in West Virginia. Coach George S. Pope stressed his team gained experience and hopes for improved play in upcoming games. Clarke County’s lineup and future schedule include Front Royal, Hedgesville, Lincoln, and Leesburg games.
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Foley
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Tear Gas Purchases Tied to Bethlehem Steel at NLRB Hearing
Barker of Federal Laboratories testifies at Johnstown hearing on S8WOC charges against Bethlehem Steel. He reports Bethlehem bought tear gas gear totaling about $25,000 in May and June 1937 and that his firm sold tear gas equipment worth $6,306.53 to Mayor Daniel J. Shields of Johnstown.
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Randolph-Macon Juniors Lose to Strasburg High 27 to
Front Royal area notes report Randolph-Macon Academy Juniors fallen 27 to - Stranburg High School in a recent game. Local social notes list visits and weekend plans for residents including Mrs Laura Bennett Dr H H Sherman Capt A T Thompson and many others across Front Royal and surrounding towns.
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Front Royal
Randolph-Macon Academy
Strasburg High School
Laura Bennett
Luray
Stanley
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Livestock and produce prices across Baltimore and Chicago on Oct 2 show declines. Cattle and calves mostly lower, hogs steady to down, sheep weak with spring lambs 25-50 lower versus last week. The report notes significant price shifts for steers, heifers, and fat bulls amid mixed regional demand.
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Baltimore
U.S
Chicago
Stock Mark Report Highlights Mixed Session in New York
New York stock market moved sluggishly in a brief session with rails oils coppers and specialties edging higher. Trading was slow with transfers around 250000 shares and the French franc weakening briefly before stabilizing on official control. Cattle and sheep prices showed varied changes with week totals and top scores noted.
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New York
Vienna Woman to wed Egypt's Tewfik Nessim Pasha in Cairo
Maria Huebner of Vienna arrives in Cairo to marry 64 year old Tewfik Nessim Pasha, an Egyptian statesman who has served as premier three times, ahead of a royal ceremony.
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Maria Huebner
Vienna
Austria
Cairo
Egypt
Tewfik Nessim Pasha
Central Presa
League Covenant and sanctions against aggression
The text recalls the league's failure to curb Mussolini's conquest of Ethiopia. Under the covenant, sanctions are defined as common coercive measures, primarily financial and economic boycotts, undertaken collectively by nations against a state violating international law by invading another country.
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League
Mussolini
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Warren High and Lincoln Tie Opener
Warren High School and Lincoln High School opened their football season with a 17 7 tie after a final period rally by Warren. Marchi Pomeroy and Mathews carried the ball for three straight first downs before Mathews scored, and a pass to Marchi tied the game.
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Warren County High School
Lincoln High School
Oration Wins in National Manuscript Contest by 153 Colleges
Richard E. Sultzbach of Wittenberg College Springfield Ohio won first prize in a national oration manuscript contest sponsored by the Intercollegiate Peace Association. He is the son of Rev. C W Sultzbach of Portsmouth and a Middletown native.
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Wittenberg College
Springfield
Intercollegiate Peace Association
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C. W. Sultzbach
Portsmouth
Middletown
Central Press
Kidnappers Of Ross Believed Seeking Pay
Investigators in Chicago regarded a gruff voiced telephone call today as a possible ransom negotiation trigger in the Charles S. Ross kidnapping case. FBI investigator Earl J. Connelly arrived as a man claimed to be Bob of...
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Chas. S. Ross
Ross
Earl J. Connelly
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Connelly
Bob
Rainy Weather Outlook for North and Middle Atlantic Week
Weather forecast for the week ending October calls for rains in the middle and north Atlantic states on Tuesday or Wednesday and again toward week’s end. Temperatures will run moderate across the region.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic States
Wheat and grain futures and cash quotations in Chicago
Chicago area grain markets closed firm with wheat up about a cent while buying remained slow. Comments cited Argentina acreage, hot winds in Australia, and moisture deficits in the U S winter wheat belt. closing prices list futures for Wheat Corn Oats Soybeans Rye Barley and fats and oils in cash grain.
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Chicago
Argentina
Australia
Ten inch rain lashes New Orleans as Gulf disturbance grows
The Gulf of Mexico tropical disturbance broadened from Florida to Texas and dumped ten inches of rain in New Orleans from 3 PM yesterday to 10 AM today. The downpour flooded parts of the city while weather officials extended storm warnings from Carrabelle Florida to Port O Connor Texas and urged caution for gulf coast small craft.
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Florida
Texas
Weather Bureau
Carrabelle
Fla
Port O'Connor
Gulf Coast
Apple Market Shipping Point Report for Thursday
Winchester Virginia Martinsburg and nearby points report slow demand and dull markets. Carloads f o b. Barrels Grimes U S No 1 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 inches car 1 75. Bushel baskets Delicious U S No 1 2 1 2 inches minimum 90 cents. Jonathans U S No 1 2 1 4 inches minimum 55 to 60 cents. Eastern crates Delicious U S No 1 2 1 2 to 2 3 4 inches and larger oiled wraps 1 10 to 1 25.Sales on contract for future delivery. Barrels Yorks U S No 1 2 1 4 to 2 8 4 inches 2 25 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 inches few 2 15.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
U. S
C. Jonathans
U.S
Yorks U.S
Baltimore Grain Prices and Wheat Market Update
Baltimore area wheat prices show No 2 red winter at 1.09 1 2 per bushel with October delivery. Winchester grain market lists wheat at 1.03 and yellow corn at 1.05 per bushel. All prices are delivery mill basis.
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Baltimore
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Dick And Sencindiver Lead In Ladies' League Scores
The Evening Star Ladies' League opened at the Health Center with high scores and strong competition. Dick and Hershey top individual games. Sencindiver and Handley lead in high sets as four teams emerge undefeated and four sit at the bottom after opening night.
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Parisian Follies at Palace to Run Two Days
Rose's Parisian Midget Follies brings a lavish two day engagement at the Palace Monday and Tuesday. The show features Little People from the U S and Europe with singing dancing and magic novelties. Highlights include a Gay Nineties scene a Spanish fiesta a toy soldier finale and a midget swing band produced by Paul Whiteman.
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Will Rogers Humorous Story at Indianapolis Boarding House
A boarding house bachelor in Indianapolis, famed as an Indiana poet who avoids reciting his poetry, sits at the table while romances spark and jealous boarders watch as a bachelor marries a girl from outside the house.
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Indiana
Honey on the Table Diverts Boarding House Bride
An elderly boarder returns from his wedding tour with his wife to find no honey on the dining table. The waitress reveals she had been calling a blonde coworker Clara honey, then apologizes. The bride decides to leave dinner early.
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