World Series Crowd Sees Hoover Attend Athletics Cardials Game
President Hoover and Mrs. Hoover attended the third World Series game at Shibe Park, Philadelphia, as Lefty Grove and Burleigh Grimes faced off. Cochrane caught Grove, and a mascot asked for the President’s autograph after Hoover threw the ceremonial first ball. The Cardinals led off with Bottomley’s walk and Martin’s single, while Grimes and Grove worked through two innings with no score.
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Hoover
Mickey Cochrane
Athletics
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Lefty Grove
Connie Mack
Burleigh Grimes
Grove
Jimmy Wilson
Cardinal
Cochrane
Groves
Grimes
Cardinals
Bishop
Haas
Simmons
Foxx
Miller
Williams
Adams
Roetteer
Frisch
Bottomley
Hafey
Martin
Wilson
Gelbert
Herman H. Hable
Stark
Roettger
Bishops
Bing Miller
Belbert
Liquor cache found on estate of Secretary Adams
Police seized 600 cases of liquor worth about 50000 on the summer estate of Secretary of the Navy Charles Francis Adams at Scituate Massachusetts. Three men were arrested in the Adams garage, while two others fled. Adams denied ownership as cabinet officer en route to Philadelphia for the World Series.
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Associated Press
Scituate
Mass
Charles Francis Adams
Navy
Adams
Thomas Maloney
Jacob Seigal
Roxbury
Harry
Louis Gordon
Dorchester
Scituate Force
Washington
Scituate Mass
Philadelphia
Hoover
Prohibition
Cripple Clinic To Be Held Here Next Saturday
The District Nurse Association announces a cripple clinic at its offices on Saturday October 10. An orthopedic surgeon from the University of Virginia hospital will supervise with nursing staff providing examinations. Two sessions are scheduled 9:30 am to noon and 2 pm to 3:30 pm for crippled persons, especially youths with deformities, to receive expert corrective advice.
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District Nurse Association
University of Virginia
Red Cross Roll Call Praised by Winchester Officials
Letters from leading citizens and Mayor F A Shryock commend the Red Cross drive for October 5 to 11. The mayor pledges support and confidence that Winchester residents will respond to the fundraiser for community welfare and disaster aid.
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Red Cross
F. A. Shryock
Winchester
Kraut Time Car of cabbage at Winchester White Gro
A market note from Winchester White Grocery reports a car load of cabbage arriving for sale on an early October date. The shipment highlights fresh produce and local distribution through the grocers.
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Winchester White Gro. Corp
South End Hose Co October Meeting Tonight
South End Hose Co. holds its October business meeting this evening at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Secretary notes “CORRECT” if you phone 28 or 29. Winchester Steam Laundry notice.
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Notice to water users restricts lawn sprinkling citywide
The Water Committee issues a directive forbidding sprinkling of lawns and similar uses from the stated date until further notice. The notice appears in the public water alert section.
Free Cannon towel offer from Big Joe or B C bakery
An advertisement offers a free large Cannon bath towel in exchange for 20 wrappers from Big Joe bread or B C pan rolls. B and C Baking Corp. is listed with the offer.
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Cannon
Big Joe
B&c
B. & C. Baking Corp
Skyline Drive to be finished early next year
Richmond Va Oct 5 completion of the Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park area is slated for early next year with an average altitude of 3500 feet. The 43 mile route runs from Thornton's Gap to the Spottswood trail, built by five contractors using federal funds and employing local labor. A tunnel 600 to 700 yards long will be needed near the northern end and most roughing work should finish by Christmas with final paving after settlement.
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Richmond
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia Blue Ridge
Virginia
William E. Carson
State Commission Conservation and Developmnt
Carson
Thornton’s Gap
Rappahannock
Page Counties
Spottswood
Three-in-One Apple Exhibited In Winchester
Nelson F. Richards displayed a remarkable Ben Davis fruit in Winchester described as three apples grown together as one. The specimen was said to originate from the Virginia Valley Orchard and drew attention from local observers.
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Ben Davis
Winchester
Nelson F. Richards
Virginia Valley
Independent Fruit Co. Offers Limited Mic Varieties Apples
Fruit growers alerted that Independent Fruit Co. located in George Washington Hotel Building handles limited quantity mic varieties apples including alk. Shipping and availability details are noted in the notice dated October 3.
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Independent Fruit CO
George Washington Hotel
Chief Hollis Leads Raid on Disorderly Houses
Police in Santana arrest 39 people in a Monday session for liquor and disorderly conduct after weekend raids. Officers Hinkins Dove Strosnider and others seized liquor and a still at two locations, with search for a missing suspect Lloyd Cammer. Disturbances on Highland Avenue spur mass arrests as Chief Hollis plans further action.
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Bar of Justice
Police
Santana
Mers Pataled
Ore
Donald L. Weems
Es Avenue
Claiborne Hoover
Dove, Strosnider
Hinkins
Tnis
Ashley's
Hollis
Powers
Cline
Lost tags and coopers sought in Winchester notice
Lost Virginia license tag 207,882 and City of Winchester tag 506 with reward offer from Star Office. Wanted four experienced coopers at once apply to Thomas D. Cather shop North Market Street.
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Virginia
City of
Winchester
Reward Star Office
Thomas D. Cather
North Market Street
Senator Dwight W. Morrow Dies in New Jersey
United States Senator Dwight W. Morrow of New Jersey died of a cerebral hemorrhage at his Englewood home at 1 52 p.m. The father of Mrs. Lindbergh, he was a Republican leader and former ambassador to Mexico. He and his daughter’s husband Colonel Lindbergh were visiting the Orient, aiding flood relief efforts in China. His death follows long service and frequent discussions of a presidential bid.
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Ted Press
New York
United States
Dwight W. Morrow
New Jersey
Englewood
N. J
Lindbergh
Morrow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Orient
China
Mexico
Senate
Naval Aide to President Dies in Annapolis Crash
Lieutenant-Commander Hamilton Harlow junior naval aide to President Hoover died after his automobile left the Defense highway near Annapolis and overturned. He was 41, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1912, and had served at the White House for several years. A naval board investigates the crash.
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Annapolis
Hamilton Harlow
Hoover
Here
Harlow
Washington
Annapos
Naval Academy Hospital
E. T. Sarrasius
Thomas C. Hart
Naval Academy
White House
HY GRADE Lamps 36 watts at 15 cents each
Snapp Pee Inc offers 36 watt HY GRADE electric lamps at 15 cents each or six for 81 cents. Store at 411 N Cameron St. Prices valid October 5.
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Snapp Pee Inc
N. Cameron St
Pangborn and Herndon to span Pacific by plane nonstop
Roanoke Virginia October coverage of the Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Bishop Mouton announced pastor appointments across Winchester district and urged church loyalty. He proposed a moratorium among Protestant churches to halt internal criticism and promote unity in doctrine.
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Pangborn
Herndon
Pacific
Associated Press
Roanoke
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Mouton
North Carolina
Winchester
Edwin D. Mouton
Green Memorial Church
America
Mouzon
J. Howard Wells
Trinity Church
Forrest J. Prettyman
Alpheus Wilson Memorial Church
S. V. Hildebrand
Richard Abraham Bergdoll
McLean
Hylant Beaston Meekins
Baltimore Md
Guilford Dudley Rigley
John Franklin Owens
Emory University
Georgia
Mack Thomason
Levels
W. Va
William Preston Saunders
New Castle
Raymond Ledbetter Moore
White Post
John Thomas Brown
Burlington
Walter Delford
American Fliers Complete Pacific Flight From Japan to Wenatchee
Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon Jr. land at Wenatchee Washington after flying 4 465 miles non stop from Japan in about 41 hours amid gear loss. A Tokyo newspaper offers 25000 for the first nonstop Japan United States flight. Both aviators exit in stocking feet as Opal Pangborn greets her son with tears and relief.
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Japan
Tokyo
Heck
Wenatchee, Wash
Associated Press
Wenatchee
Wash
Pacific
United States
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon, Jr
Pangdon
Samushiro Beach
Asahi
Pangborn
Herndon
Opal Pangborn
Clyde
Spokane
Wanted Delicious Apples by Crate in Good Color
Wanted apples in crates with 25 percent good color. Advertised by Fred L Glaze. Contact information not fully legible. This classified notice seeks supply of market ready fruit meeting color criteria from Apple wholesalers or growers.
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Fred L
Glaize
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J. H. Henry
N. E
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Publishers Syndicate
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