Wally Stewart Picked To Face Hubbell In World Series Opener
Washington manager Joe Cronin discreetly selected Wally Stewart to oppose Carl Hubbell as the Giants visit Polo Grounds for the 1933 World Series opener. Perfect weather and buy-ins favored the Giants at six to five, with Stewart facing a tough Mets? No, Giants. (Note: corrected entity to Giants. final line lists lineups and umpires.)
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Associated Press
Polo Grounds
New York
Joe Cronin
Washington Senators
Wally Stewart
Carl Hubbell
New York Giants
Cronin
Crossville
Tenn
Luke Sewell
Stewart
Herd
Gus Mancuso
Huobell
Washington
Detroit
Giants
Senators
Meyer
Goslin
Manush
Schulte
Kuhel
Bluege
Sewell
Moore
Cruz
Terry
Ott
Davis
Jackson
Ryan
Hubbell
Morgan
Bfiman
National
Ormsby
American
Senators at Giants play by play in real estate office
Game by innings recaps a radio transcription from The Star. First inning shows Buddy Myer fouling, striking out, while Goslin and Manush also strike out against Hubbell. Giants error by Myer allows Moore to reach first and Critz flies out. Continued on page six.
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Herman H. Hable
Senators
Buddy Myer
Myer
Goslin
Hubbell
Manush
Giants
Moore
Grounder
Cuban capital on trigger edge after battle
Havana endured a day-long clash in which hundreds faced off at the National Hotel resulting in at least 44 dead and 89 wounded. Bullets whizzed through streets as the city feared further violence. Washington said a thorough inquiry into the U.S. citizen’s death would determine any diplomatic action.
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Associated Press
Havana
National
A. B. C. Revolutionary Society
Ramon Grau San Martin
Machado
Fulgencio Batista
Grau
United States
Washington
Hull
Pollard Probes School Fund Tangle In State
Governor Pollard has begun examining why over half the counties cannot sustain eight month terms despite more than 1 million dollars in direct state grants. He links the issue to taxation and has enlisted Dr William H Stauffer to assist. A hearing on the education budget will resume after the November election. The governor elect may join the conference with the budget advisory commission.
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Pollard
William H. Stauffer
Department of Education
Public sale of two building lots on Purcell Avenue
Trustee Larrick advertises a public sale of two unimproved building lots Nos 13 and 14 on Purcell Avenue belonging to John W. Hughes. The sale is set for Thursday October 5 1933 at 11 A M in Papeete. Estate and trust notices appear in the Lee advertisement.
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Purcell Avenue
John W. Hughes
A. M Lee
Papeete
Larrick
David Mills Joins George Washington Barber Shop
A local notice announces David Mills is now connected with George Washington Barber Shop. The brief includes no additional details beyond the association and the date code 10-2-1p-2t.
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David Mills
George Washington Barber Shop
Fifty nine Sign Up For Service In C C C Camps
Fifty nine men from Frederick Clarke Warren Loudoun and Shenandoah counties and Winchester gathered for a dinner at the White Palace Restaurant before reporting to Sergeant H T Smith for two weeks initial training at Camp Humphrey They will join Civilian Conservation Corps projects for six months with about 75 percent reenlisting statewide. Governor Pollard and Commissioner James seek new homes for about 300 Shenandoah Park area evacuees paying cash for land at fair market value and relocating them seeking better opportunities.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Loudoun
Shenandoah
Winchester
H. T. Smith
United States Army
Camp Humphrey
White Palace
North Loudoun Street
Smith
Arthur W. James
Public Welfare
Pollard
James
Shenandoah Park
Local Labor to Get Preference On Road Project Through Stephens City
The Stephens City road project will provide local employment. The Winchester unemployment bureau will supply a list of relief workers and heads of large families for preference. Echols Brothers must hire locally and pay unskilled workers at least 30 cents hourly and skilled workers at least 40 cents. Maximum 30 hours weekly.
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Stephens City
Walter M Shade
State Highway Commission
Echols Brothers
Staunton
Winchester Unemployment Bureau
Shade
Pests And Storms Hit Virginia Apple Crop Profoundly
Augusta county orchardist H. C. Loving says Virginia apples will be among the poorest in recent years due to aphids scab worms hail and storms. Yorks sold seven cars at Waynesboro for 2.50 a barrel Delicious brings 1.50 a bushel and Lowries 3.50 a barrel. Many growers sell crops and trees while apples unfit for market go to vinegar and cider, keeping mills busy.
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H. C. Loving
Augusta County
Virginia
Aphis
Waynesboro
For the Best Beef call 444 1p 11 Pure Food Store
A partial advertisement notes a beef offer labeled For the Best Beef with a contact number 444 and a location or store name Pure Food Store. The fragment suggests a local grocery promotion and phone contact.
Bishop M Murry to be in charge at Baltimore Conference
Ministers of the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South anticipate the annual meeting at Greene Memorial Church October 4 to 9. Bishop William F. McMurry will preside and 45 pastors may be moved. Delegates to the 1934 general conference will be elected and eight candidates for the ministry expected to appear.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Greene Memorial Church
Greene Memorial
Roanoke
Southern Methodist
Winchester
William F. McMurry
Fayette
Patrick Hem
Hubert Sydenstricker
Trinity Church
C. K. Ray
S. R. Neel
Belmont
C. C. Bush
Grace
Herbert Bean
Vinton Church
Jackson
Mississippi
Lewis Darst
B. T. Price
Roanoke County
Charles Felty
Salem
Roanoke College
W. F. Quillian
Board of Christian Education
G. L. Moreloes
Nashville
Shenandoah Valley
West Virginia
Trucks Include Ford Chevrolet Reo Models from Shenandoah Motor
A Shenandoah Motor release highlights 1931 truck offerings including long and short wheelbase models from Ford Chevrolet and Reo. The notice lists multiple configurations and emphasizes variety for commercial buyers.
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Ford
Chevrolet
Reo
Shenandoah Motor Coo
Coblentz Case Transferred To Baltimore City
State Senator Emory L. Coblentz and four former Central Trust officials won a venue change to Baltimore City from Howard county. Judge Parke cited fairness and court reasons, with indictments dating back to 1932 for conspiracy and fraudulent misrepresentations. The defendants include Charles McC Mathias Grover Michael C Thomas Summers and Elmer Brown.
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Associated Press
Elliott City
Emory L. Coblentz
Central Trust Company of Maryland
Baltimore City
Leo Weinbers
Frederick
Coblentz
Francis Neal Parke
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Howard County
Allegany County
Parke
Charles McC. Mathias
Grover L. Michael
C. Thomas Summers
Elmer Brown
Cumberland
House of Correction
Court of Appeals
Frederick Move
Baltimore
Weinberg
Frederick County
Roving Reporter Marries Local Officiallicensing Stirs Interest
Harold Stone known as Washington Post Roving Reporter and Theo Campbell of Washington obtained a marriage license at the county clerk's office. Stone lists New York City parents while Campbell cites Alabama roots. Stone has worked with New York dailies and recently joined the Washington Post editorial staff.
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Harold Stone
Washington Post
Washington
D. C
Theo Campbell
Metropolitan Dailies
New York
Eugene Myer
Stone
Special Classes For Teachers And School Graduates
The office of Superintendent Leslie D. Kline announces fall and early winter courses in curriculum revision with one extra unit of credit. Mr. Shorts will teach the class with a first meeting date to be announced. Additional courses in advanced English composition and English and American poetry are organized under the University of Virginia extension division. Regular college credit is awarded to those who pass.
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Leslie D. Kline
Shorts
University of Virginia Extension Division
It would be a Forward Step if Every Boy Were a Scout
Quote attributed to Charles E. Hughes praising Scouting as a social improvement. The line frames youth development through Scout involvement as a positive national aspiration.
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Charles E. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Dr Teusler to address meeting of church body
Dr Rudolph Bolling Teusler arrived in San Francisco with Mrs Teusler and daughters for a six month rest after thirty two years in Japan. He plans to visit Winchester for the upcoming Women's Auxiliary Diocese of Virginia meeting at Christ Episcopal Church. He helped found St Luke's Medical Center in Tokyo and praised Grew for improving Sino American relations. Rockefeller Foundation will fund a Tokyo post graduate college in city hygiene. The family will proceed to Los Angeles then Arizona before returning to Richmond.
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Rudolph Bolling Teusler
Richmond
San Francisco
America
Teusler
Mildred Minor Teusler
Landon R. Funsten
Diocese of
Virginia
Christ Episcopal Church
Dr. Teusler
Japan
St. Luke's Medical Center
Far East
American Council of
Rockefeller Foundation
Tokyo
Arizona
Six Additional True Bills Reported by FrederIck County Jury
Late yesterday the special grand jury in Frederick County Circuit Court returned six more true bills. Defendants named include Blanton Orndorff for manufacture and sale of ardent spirits, L. Lockhart for forging a $10 check, Ernest Shell with possession of still equipment, Theodore Nicholson for a shotgun assault, Joseph Bailey for DUI on August 9, and Luther Hamilton for transportation of liquor. Orndorff pleaded guilty and was sentenced. Lockhart's sentence was deferred. Bailey faced prior fines in Luray and police court. Bail pending further action.
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Frederick County
Blanton Orndorff
Ardent
Orndorff
L. Lockhart
G. L. Goode
Ernest Shell
Theodore Nicholson
Lee Richards
Joseph Bailey
Luray
Front Royal Pike
Bailey
Luther Hamilton
Virginia Tax Shift Lets Manufacturers Bear Electric Charge
Virginia consumers see about 41 500 a month shaved from bills as electric energy tax moves from customers to manufacturers. First returns to the internal revenue bureau were due yesterday, covering tax paid by producers.
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Virginia
Internal Revenue Bureau
Lost Case With Diamonds Reward Notice
Lost three by three inch case containing two diamonds and a chain. Liberal reward for return to F Amos Shryock. 10 3 1p 31.
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F. Amos Shryock
Public Sale of T S Jolliffe Property No 517 South Washington
Public sale of the T S Jolliffe property located at 517 South Washington street set for Thursday October 5 1933 at 12 oclock noon. Larrick S Larrick Trustee signs the advertisement and conducts the sale.
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T. S. Jolliffe
South
Washington Street
Peace Son
S. Larrick
Winchester ministers discuss federation plan to unite churches
The Winchester Ministerial Association met at Handley Library to review church federation aims. Rev. Dr S L Flickinger led a worship talk and the group proposed appointing six representatives per church to hear an expert on church comity and coordinate religious efforts citywide.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
Handley Library
Wallie M. Brashears
A. R. VanCleave
Alabama
Congregational Christian Church
Church Federation Committee
8S. L. Flickinger
Ministerial Association of
Winchester
Brethren
Winches
Apathy Hits Virginia Referendum Ballot in Winchester Vote
Virginia voters faced a light turnout on the prohibition repeal and liquor control referendum with Winchester showing apathy at 2 PM. Only 660 votes had been cast across four precincts, with Frederick and Clarke counties reporting similarly light participation.
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Winchester
Star Office
Frederick
Clarke
City
Friendship Engine House
Sarah Zane
Reuss
World Series play by play in The Star daily
The Star will publish a daily World Series account starting tomorrow. A full post game report will cover individual plays errors hits runs and notable moments. The feature is produced in cooperation with Herman H Hable local realtor.
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The
Star
Herman H. Hable
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N. York
C. C. C. Camps
M’murry
Frederick Man
Boy Scout
Old Dominion
Federation OF City Churches
Winchester Ministerial Union
S. L. Flickinger
E. A. Lambert
L. A. Thomas
Clark
Robert Campbell
General Assembly
East Piccadilly Street
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
M. N. . Aikin
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