Militant Bishop Moore Fights Liquor Issue At Baltimore Conference
Bishop Arthur J. Moore declares Methodists will preach sing and vote against liquor until it is driven from society. He anchors the stance with a conference report and notes unification issues while announcing next conference venue Harrisonburg Virginia and naming alternate delegates to Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Moore
Conference Board
N. B. Harmon
Moore
Harrisonburg
Bruce Slavin
E. L. Woolf
Slavin
Brother Slavin
S. K. Cockrell
Staunton
Rockingham
Roanoke
Nolan B. Harmon
Greene Memorial Church
H. M. Canter
Washington, D. C
Red Cross aims to provide hot lunches for underweight county children
MA Winchester praises a Red Cross effort started to supply hot lunches to underweight schoolchildren in the county. A growing child needs ample food for energy and normal development, and the program could raise scholastic performance and future citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Apple Export J. R. DuShane Notice
J R DuShane operates an apple export business at 15 Court Square. Established in 1926, the notice appears in column 10 page 1 paragraph 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Export
J. R. DuShane
Court Square
Bus Lines Try To Operate If Men Stay Away
Efforts to avert a possible walkout by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen are being challenged as bus lines prepare to operate if workers strike. The dispute centers on crew actions and potential service interruptions across routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad
W C T U Leader Attacks Liquor Trade at Virginia Conference
Mrs. Howard M. Hoge president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Virginia charged the liquor traffic with hindering church work. She urged amending state law to place liquor over 1.5 percent under local option and cited 77 state stores with hard liquor, 6 021 beer wine outlets, and last year’s liquor receipts totaling 16 943 635 26 dollars, noting an increase from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Conference Board of Law
Braddock Street
M. E. Church South
Howard M. Hoge
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Virginia
Hoge
Bluefield
ABC Board
Drivers Strike Not Effective In This Area
It was learned this afternoon that a proposed strike of drivers on certain lines of the Greyhound System would not affect the Atlantic and Capitol lines, which operate in and out of Winchester to points west, east and south. Efforts were being made to avert a strike through conferences today in Cleveland and other cities.
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Greyhound
Atlantic
Capitol
Winchester
Cleveland
Plan To Operate Greyhound Buses Amid Driver Strike
In Cleveland O h eight Greyhound lines faced a 1200 driver walkout set for 5 a m. tomorrow. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ordered the strike to press for a blanket contract. Budd and Sandstrom said some workers would stay on to run routes but no inexperienced hires.
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Cleveland
Ort
Greyhound
Brotherhood of Railroad
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
New England
New York
Washington
Norfolk Va
Louisville
Cincinnati
R. W. Budd
Greyhound Lines
Central
Illinois Lines
Budd
S. R. Sandstrom
Pennsylvania
Richmond
Sandstrom
S. R. Harvey
The
Brotherhood of Rail Road
Hot lunches to aid underweight children countywide
Under the Winchester Frederick Red Cross, a plan is set to provide hot lunches in all county public schools once heating facilities are secured. Miss Lillian Oakes chairs the committee with help from Mrs. Cadwallader and Mrs. Berryhill. Superintendent Leslie D. Kline endorses the effort, hoping proper nourishment boosts the progress of underweight students and invites patron support.
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Winchester-Frederick
The
Red Cross
Lillian Oakes
Cadwallader
Berryhill
Gore
Leslie D. Kline
Patrions
Giants Jump Into Lead In Third Inning With 6 Runs
The New York Giants trail the New York Yankees in a World Series game at the Polo Grounds. After a tight early, the Yankees push ahead with a big third inning. Giants respond with a rally but fall further behind as Hubbell struggles against the Yankee bats.
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Giants
New York
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Carl Hubbell
Yankees
Vernon Gomez
Polo Grounds
Yankees Crosetti
Whitehead
Rolfe
Leiber
Ripple
Dimaggio
Gehrig
McCarthy
Moore
Hoag
Bartell
Dickey
Ott
Crosetti
Danning
Andrews
Bounder
Hubbell
Lazzeri
Weather outlook predicts heavy rain and cooler end of week
Washington brief notes the period October 11 to 16 will see rain in the North and Middle Atlantic States with another wet spell midweek and late in the week. Temperatures stay moderate through most of the week then drop sharply at the end.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Youth Killed in Winding Curve Crash Near Opequon Hill
Harvey Thomas Poston aged 24 of Clarke County dies after a car swerves from the Winchester Berryville road on a curve near Opequon hill. Lewis Hummer is badly hurt. The two had been at the Clarke County Fall Festival in Berryville and were en route to Winchester. The crash likely happened between 10 pm and midnight, with the car overturned beside the road. The Hardesty brothers summoned help as Poston’s body is taken to Enders in Berryville and Hummer to Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Harvey Thomas Poston
Luther M. Poston
Bethel
Clarke County
Lewis Hummer
Winchester-Berryville
Opequon Hill
Walter
Roger Hardesty
Poston
Hummer
Berryville
Winchester
Hardesty Brothers
Paton
Enders Undertaking
Young Hummer
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Seven Die In Gary Grade Crossing Crash
A double collision at a flasher protected grade crossing in Gary Indiana killed seven people and injured four, including a child. The Nickel Plate passenger train struck two automobiles at the junction of two busy boulevards, throwing victims and wreckage across the area. All victims were Gary residents. The list includes Mrs G Edward Schoon 36 Mrs Irene Cass 40 driver A C Weatherley a 3 year old Robert Cass and others named Sam Chappa Perry Brown Spann Roy Prince and several others. Judith Cass eighteen months old suffered a possible fractured skull with little hope of survival. Three others in Weatherleys car escaped serious injury.
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Gary
Ind
G. Edward Schoon
Irene Cass
Robert Cass
A. C. Weatherley
Perry Brown Spann
Roy Prince
Sam Chappa
Cass
Judith
Methodist Hospital
Weatherley
Frank Coleman
James Rucker
Oscar Shealy
Six Modena residents in serious wreck near Baltimore
Six Modena residents, three generations of the Smith and Heilmer families, suffered critical injuries in a Washington boulevard collision near Baltimore. Victims include Louis Heilmer 75 Charles Smith 44 Mrs Mary Smith 42 Mrs Jeanett Smith unnamed age, Howard Smith 12 and Mabel Smith 15. The other driver had a fractured leg and other injuries. All suffered head and internal injuries with multiple fractures. The Pennsylvanians were en route to Shenandoah National Park in Virginia.
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Baltimore
Modena
Washington Boulevard
Here
Louis Heilmer
Charles Smith
Heilmer
Mary Smith
Smith
Jeanett Smith
Howard Smith
Mabel Smith
St. Agnes Hospital
Norman Brooks
Halethrope
Shenandoah National Park
Virginia
Italy backs Japan in China policy says ambassador
Domel News Agency reports Italian Ambassador Auriti assured Japan’s Kensuke Horinouchi Italy approves Tokyo’s China measures and will provide general support. Embassy declines comment. Japanese sources note sudden shift in Foreign Office tone amid League and US criticism.
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Tokyo
Domel
Ghointo Auriti
Kensuke Horinouchi
Italy
Japan
China
Associated Press
Domei
Auriti
Horinouchi
Foreign Office
League of Nations
United States
Berryville Fete Declared A Bright Success Parade Crowns Clarke County Festival
Berryville officials and Ed Berlin praised a grand feature parade that closed the Clarke County Fall Festival held Thursday and Friday. The event showcased costumed groups, decorated autos, four National Guard units, fire departments and floats. A free barbecue on a vacant lot preceded the parade. Parade awards honored Clarke County F F A first in best decorated float, Shackleford's store first in best decorated automobile, and top prizes for costumes and parade participants.
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Clarke County
Berryville
Charles R. Anderson
Leonard Miller
Andrew Bell
Ed. P. Berlin
National Guard
Clarke County F. F. A
County Nurses Association
Apple Ramblers
Shackleford’s
Floyd Dorsey
Town Council
George F. Greenhalgh
Berryville G. A. A
Thelma Lichliter
George Kercheval
William Hough
Charles Maloney
John Lloyd
Elsie K. Foley
Mason Osburn
Best
Ee Wd
P. Wheeler
Perry Smith
Buddy Jackson
R.’C. Carter Jr
Reward Notice for Lost Civil War Relics in Washington DC
Morgan A. Anderson at 1623 E Street Northwest Washington DC offers a 25 dollar reward for a red fibre valise with music a Confederate hat discharged papers two Confederate uniforms a Methodist hymnal with music two Civil War pictures and records. The notice appears in a historic Washington DC column dated October 9.
Japan Moves Toward Key Chinese Coal Regions In Shanghai Crisis
News from Shanghai reports Japanese forces pressing toward Shihkia chuang amid plans to seize the Pingtan coal mines. Observers fear expansion toward Tsinan and Tiayuanful could give Japan control of Shantung. Chinese and Japanese leaders mark the national holiday with guarded expectations.
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Shanghai
China
Japan
Pingtan
Tsinan
Shantung Province
North China
Department
Nanking
Iwane Matsui
Matsui
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Arthur J. Moore
Hubert Sydenstricker
H. H. Sherman
Front Royal
F. J. Prettyman
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Moorefield
K. Cockrell
H. €. Marsh
Romney
W. Va
W. H. Best
W. W. McIntyre
F. M. Fighardeen
Salem
Baltimore Trict
Lewisburg
Roa
Bishop Arthur J. Moore
W.c.t.u.head
Tanal. Hoge
Harria and
Hwing
Ann Hewitt
Grants Pass
Ore
Ann Cooper Hewitt
San Francisco
Grant W. Mathews
Miss Hewitt
Ronald Gay
Oregon
Oakland
Calif
Gay
Pacific Northwest
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
Carl
Selkirk
Hadley
Hubbel
Stewart
Andres
Crossett
Harvey T. Poston
Morgan A. Anderson
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Shihkiachuang
Yellow River
Peiping-Hankow
Chengtingfu
Lingshaw
Wuki
Tsienshien
Tiayuanful
Shansi Province
Pippy
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