Conflicting Claims Mark Spanish Civil War Fronts
Reports from Saint Jean de Luz say government troops captured Motrico on the Basque coast as insurgent forces attack near Eibar and advance toward Bilbao. Insurgent radio disputed gains while Madrid reports a sweeping push toward Toledo and Navalcarnero, clouding the outcome.
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Saint Jean DE Luz
France
Motrico
Bay of
Bilbao
Emilocia
Ila Coruna
Eibar
Vg Ragen
el Goibar
Victoria
Ribar
Madrid
Maqueda
Toledo
Santa Clalla
Talavera la Reina
Trescas
Navalcarnero
Winchester urges signed letters for publication
MR WINCHESTER notes mail is unusually light and a letter received this morning asks for a public answer. He explains letters published must be signed as proof of good faith and encourages readers to write often, signing their name to receive thanks from the editor.
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Ma Winchester
Bond Election Fallout Prompts Water Issue Debate
Henry issues a statement on the failed bond vote and a city water plan. He contests Fields and notes council opposition to the Cedar Creek water project and a push for a fact finding committee to study data on the water problem.
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James P. Reardon
Charles H. Harper
Field
Henry
Mr. Henry
The
Evening Star
Mr. Field
Mr. Fields
Virginia Chamber tour to visit Winchester for industrial survey
A state chamber delegation of 25 leading Virginia businessmen arrives in Winchester Wednesday evening for a regional meeting and banquet at the George Washington hotel. They aim to spark an industrial survey toward forming an Industrial Commission to attract new industries to the state.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Andrew Bell
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Sam C. Brooks
Chamber of Commerce
EB. R. Branch
Police Guard Against Riots At Berkshire Mills
Reading Pennsylvania reports state police mobilized before dawn to prevent unrest at Berkshire Knitting Mills after last week’s clashes that left one dead and two injured. Over 150 troopers arrived with riot sticks pistols and gas bombs while picketers aligned with the American Federation of Hosiery Workers planned new demonstrations.
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Reading
Berkshire Knitting Mills
Hoseby
American Federation of Hosiery Workers
Nine True Bills Returned by Frederick Grand Jury
Nine true bills were returned by a Frederick Circuit Court grand jury at the October term opening, mostly for poultry thefts, plus one for arson. Indicted are George Jenkins, Sadie Nicholson Jenkins, Raymond E Grim, Delbert Light, Ernest Jenkins, and Margaret Layman for thefts of turkeys and chickens, with one case against George Jenkins for housebreaking and arson related to a fire near Red Bud.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Philip Williams
George Jenkins
Fauquier County
Convict Cross Junction
Gold Parsons
Clearbrook
Red Bud
Sadie Nicholson Jenkins
Albert Grim
Raymond £. Grim
R. L. Petrier
Delbert Light
P. H. Gold
Commercial and Savings Bank
Ernest Jenkins
Ao Grim
C. A. Dorton
Margaret Layman
Scouts Fund Contributions Grow With Community Help
Contributions pour into the Boy Scout Fund as Kiwanis Rotary Lions Legion and Scout officials compile donor lists. A daily report to the Scout Office is requested to credit contributors such as Earl Clowser Henry Good Winchester Furniture Company Philip Klompus Dr P W Boyd Mrs Bessie McCann Open Door Bible Class and others.
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Boy Scout Fund
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions, Legion
Scout
Scout Office
Phone
Earl Clowser
Henry Good
Winchester Furniture Company
Philip Klompus
P. W. Boyd
Bessie McCann
Emily W. Jones
Herbert Solenberger
I. Fred Stine
P. D. Miller
Charles Coffman
Hold up suspects sought after $2.50 and watch theft
Clarke county officers pursue two men and another is believed held, in a hold up on the Boyce to Old Chapel road. The trio allegedly took $2.50 and a watch from Jim Moulden white and Arthur Tigney colored. Further arrests expected.
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Bear Va
Clarke County
Jim Moulden
Arthur Tigney
Boyce
Old Chapel
Young Woman Shot in Annapolis Home
Miss Katherine Roberts, 24, was found in the dining room of her Annapolis home with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. Her brother Sydney Roberts found her after hearing a shot and police said she was admitted to Emergency Hospital.
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Annapolis
Katherine Roberts
Sydney Roberts
Winchester Presbytery to hear pastor's dissolution
The Winchester Presbytery will meet in adjourned session at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church to dissolve the pastoral relations of Rev. E B McGukin who has requested to join First Presbyterian Knoxville Tenn The congregation declined to support the resignation despite petitions from elders and deacons and a special committee will appear before the adjourned meeting tomorrow noon.
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Winchester
Joseph A. McMurray
Hedgesville
W. Va
Robert M. Glass
Clifford D. Grim
Odge
McGukin
Presbyterian Church In
E. B. McGukin
Child Study Plan To Be Presented In Winchester
Dr. B B Bagbie director of the Virginia state health department children’s division will visit Winchester this week to present a plan for organizing child study groups. He will meet superintendents cradle rolls beginner departments auxiliaries presidents pastors at Handley Library at 8 o clock tomorrow evening with endorsement from the Ministrial Union.
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B. B. Bagbie
Children’s Division
Virginia State Health Department
Winchester
Handley Library
Clamp Rule Against U S Reserve Challenged in Court
John D. Montgomery of Philadelphia sues in federal court to stop issuing federal reserve notes and to withdraw those in circulation. His aim is to force Congress to inflate the currency and authorize more non interest bearing certificates to replace the notes. Montgomery argues Congress delegated coinage power to reserve banks allowing a strangle hold on money and taxpayer loss.
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Washington
John D. Montgomery
Philadelphia
Federal
Federal Reserve
H. Eugene Gardner
Glenside
Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Farmers’ Union
Gardner
Congress
Treasury
Montgomery
Paris Quiet on Surface Amid Nationalist Rally Violence
Paris reports say Nationalist cadres led by Col Francois De La Rocque vowed to carry on despite government threats. Police withdrew to barracks after clashes with Communists as 12 000 officers battled rioters in and around Parc des Princes. About 1500 people were jailed temporarily during the disorder and released once order returned.
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Paris
Francois de la Rocque
Popular Front
New Social Party
Parc Des Princes
Ousted aide details charges of waste and irregularities
Former Assistant Secretary of Commerce, after being ousted in 1935, explains in his book Kick ed In and Kicked Out of the Presidents Little Cabinet the charges of waste and irregularities he raised before a Senate committee. The expose attacks patronage in the Bureau of Air Commerce and criticizes New Deal practices.
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Ewing Mitchell
Roosevelt
Washington
Ewing Y. Mitchell
Senate
Mitchell
Roper
Bureau of Air Commerce
Commerce Department
Mussolini Devalues Lira 41 Percent and Hits New Taxes
Premier Mussolini cuts the lira by 41 percent setting parity near 19 to the dollar and issues a sweeping decree. The cabinet approves a five percent property loan levy, new taxes on stock dividends and profits, price controls, and reduced grain duties while authorizing import quota changes and lire exports elimination.
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Andrue Berding
Associated Press
Rome
Mussolini
United States
Il Duce
New York
Bank of Italy
Italy
Great Britain
France
Pesaro
New Milling and Cather Showings In Linen Works
A listing notes usable tables for New Moling and Cather in the linen works division. The item is described as available for display and sale in the current catalog.
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Moling & Cather
Wallpaper bundles and borders deal offered
The ad lists 12 grade wallpaper for walls, ceilings, and borders at 1.84 dollars per room for a 12 by 12 space. It also offers 10 hanging items at 2.00 dollars. Contact 765 W 1p 11 for details.
Land auction near Macedonia Church on Front Royal Pike
A parcel of 123 acres near Macedonia Church south of Front Royal turnpike will be sold in front of Court House at noon on Saturday October 10. Auction action tied to local property sale details.
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Macedonia Church
Front Royal Turnpike
Court House
Dennis Collins Property Sale Notice at Court House
No. 411 South Loudoun Street to be sold in front of Court House at 11 o clock a m Saturday October 10. Winchester Junk Co. buys old cars rags metals. Fairfax Lane between Main Braddock phone 254. (10-2)
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Loudoun Street
Court House
Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
Giants pitcher Schumacher fans Gehrig with bases loaded
Selkirk hit his second homer of the series in the second inning as Schumacher struck out Lou Gehrig with the bases loaded, preserving a tense scoreline for the Giants.
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Schumacher
Giants
Lou Gehrig
Selkirk
Death of Frederick County official Mr Chrismore dies at 63
Frederick County janitor and clerk's office employee Lewis Chrismore died of a heart attack at his home between Peyton Street and Fairfax Lane. He was born September 9, 1874 and survived by his widow Anna Peters and four children from a former marriage, plus a brother and two half siblings. Funeral services at Old Bethel Church in Albin with interment at Grange Hall Cemetery.
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Lewis Chrismore
Frederick County Court House
Peyton Street
Fairfax Lane
Mr. Chrismore
Chrismore
Frederick County
Thomas Chrismore
Anna Peters
Pansy Linaburg
Lillian Richards
Winchester
Myrtle Linaburg
Charles Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Edward Chrismore
Walter Johnson
Strasburg
Ella Locke
Old Bethel Church
Albin
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Grange Hall
South End Hose Company Regular Meeting Notice
Regular business meeting scheduled for Monday night October 5. Full attendance requested per secretary note.
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South End Hose Company
Attendance Drops After Record Crowds for Fifth World Series Game
The New York Giants edge the Yankees 5 4 in ten innings at Yankee Stadium to narrow the series lead to 3 2 as attendance plummets after a record crowd the previous day. Hal Schumacher, Joe Moore, and Vernon Crosetti figure among key names in a dramatic extra frame victory.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Bill Terry
Joe Moore
Giants
Hal Schumacher
Yanks
Polo Grounds
Associated Press
Alan Gould
Yankees
de Rutt
Moore
Crosettl
Bartell
Rolfe
Terry
Ott
Crosetti
Gehrig
Ripple
Mancuso
Whitehead
Lazieri
Jackson
Dimaggio
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