Haile Selassie Battles War Horror as Ethio pia Is Bombed
Addis Ababa dispatch reports Italian air raids on the south of Ethiopia killing many and prompting Haile Selassie to pledge all foreign assets for war. Italian envoy Vinci Giagliucci ordered to leave. Ak sum and Aksum relics protected by monks amid mounting tensions.
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James A. Mills
Ted Press
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Aksum
Haile Selassie
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Negradas Yesus
Rome
Taffarikarama
Jialmo
Garaalta
Italy
Makale
Webbe
Shibeli Regzion
Cornelius van H. Engert
United States
Legation
Deridawa
Harar
Mussolini
Vinci
Ethiopia
Magalo
Djibouti
Great Britain
France
Obel'sks
Apple Demand Stays Strong in Liverpool Auction Sales
Demand for apples from Scythia and American Importer cargoes remained robust at Liverpool weekly sales. Prices varied by variety and size with Yorks Jonathan Stayman and others bidding. Week ending October 5 saw large shipments to Liverpool London Glasgow and Southampton totaling 39 251 barrels 27 592 boxes and 13 989 baskets.
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Scythia
Liverpool
Eng
G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company
Yorks
Jonathan
Stayman
Bonums
Grimes
Ganos
New York
London
Glasgow
Southampton
Hauptmann May Go to the Chair Early In Winter
Legal observers said Hauptmann could Die in the electric chair late November or early December unless he wins a final appeal. 10 to 15 days pass before the record returns to Justice Trenchard who will set a new death sentence date not less than four weeks nor more than eight from receipt.
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Trenton
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Supreme Court
Thomas W. Trenchard
Trenchard
Mussolini Has Well Developed Finance Plan
Wall Street experts note Mussolini built a streamlined financial motor to support his Africa campaign. They say Italy can wage war with internally distilled funds from a 10 percent corporate dividend tax, higher sales tax, steeper imposts on gasoline and petroleum, and a tax on truck freight.
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New York
Benito Mussolini
Africa
Wall Street
Italy
Il Duce
Real Estate Auction in Winchester for Lot 9 on Millwood Turnpike
Wilmer F. Shryock, as trustee, offers for sale at public auction on November 9 1935 in Winchester Virginia a bungalow lot No 9 on the Knight subdivision fronting 40 feet with a 12 foot rear alley. Terms require one third cash sale day and two thirds by purchaser bonds due one and two years after date with six percent interest, secured by a trust deed and fire insurance.
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Corporation Court
City of Winchester
Winchester
Virginia
City of
Millwood Turnpike
Knight
Wilmer F. Shryock
Italy pushes toward Addis Ababa as Aduwa seen as first step
Reporters describe Mussolini’s forces strengthening across northern Ethiopia. Aduwa is touted as the initial objective with aims to seize narrow passes toward the high country near Addis Ababa. Italian officers claim the army is preparing a new advance after securing Adigrat and Edagahamus amid fierce fighting.
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IL Duce
Aduwa
Ethiopia
Tigre
Harar
Rhode Island
Delaware
Italy
West Virginia
Adigrat
Addis Ababa
Aksum
Ol Duce
Rome
Edagahamus
Asmara
Eritrea
Benito Mussolini
Richard H. Gray House and Lot For Sale
Under a deed of trust dated May 1 1928 Richard H Gray and Nan Taylor Gray his wife authorize a public auction of a Courtfield Manor lot 12 and 13 in Winchester described by metes and bounds. The improved pebble dash dwelling sits 240 feet from Harry C Stouffer’s home. the sale secures a debt to Shenandoah Valley National Bank Winchester with policies of fire insurance on the buildings endorsed.
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Richard H. Gray
Nan Taylor Gray
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of
County Court House
Virginia
Courtfield Manor
Harry C. Stouffer
Meta B
R. Gray Williams
Ethiopian-E Italian clash near Aksum escalates as reports conflict
Article describes Ethiopian forces clashing with advancing Italians near Ak sum and Nauzien with varied claims on Aksum's status. A government spokesman says Aksum may fall but provides no exact update. Separate dispatch notes 20 Ethiopians killed and Italian road workers attacked near Eritrean border amid League of Nations sanction talks.
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Nauzien
Aduwa
Aksum
Ethiopia
Roosevelt Sons In Crash With Train In Boston
James and John Roosevelt sons of the President were in a car struck by a train at Maverick Street crossing East Boston. Both were unharmed and left Peter Brent Brigham Hospital after a brief check. The incident occurred on the Boston Revere Beach and Lynn Railroad tracks. John is a Harvard sophomore, James an insurance worker and former resident.
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Boston
James
John Roosevelt
East Boston
Peter Brent Brigham Hospital
Henry Jones
Maverick Street
John Ford
Ford
James Roosevelt
New York
Roosevelts
Boston, Revere Beach
Lynn
Harvard Uiversity
Roosevelt
Franklin D., Jr
Harvard
Taxi Murderer Gets Life Term In Bel Air Case
Harford county circuit court jury convicts Kendall Hill of first degree murder in the strangling of Baltimore taxi driver Albert Atwell near Havre de Grace on September 17 after a four dollar robbery. Hill pled not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Bel Air
Harford County
Kendall Hill
Albert Atwell
Baltimore
Atwell
Havre de Grace
Hill
Michigan to sell eggs by the pound starting November
Detroit reports that Michigan will switch to selling eggs by the pound after November 1 in four grades fancy A B and common. Agricultural Commissioner James F Thomson explains a dozen eggs average 22 ounces for standard size and 26 ounces for jumbo while bakers worry about recipe conversions and shopkeepers question weight checks.
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Detroit
Aegan
Michigan
James F. Thomson
Thomson
Government Completes Its Kidnap Story
Louisville report says two Stoll kidnapping defendants were denied a directed verdict of acquittal after the government finished its case. Thomas H. Robinson Jr. and Frances Robinson must present defense. testimony to begin tomorrow as the jury will decide on the merits.
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Louisville
Stoll
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Frances Robinson
Eviction Ordered for Shenafideah Park Operator
LURAY October 9 sheriff Charles Fawley of Rockingham County obtained a court order to remove Vernon Foltz station operator from Shenafideah National Park. The order requires Foltz to vacate his Rockingham County property by Friday midnight.
New Textile Company Receives State Charter in Covington
Covington October 9 The Covington Weaving Company Inc is chartered by the State Corporation Commission. J S Love of Greensboro N C serves as president. Capitalization up to 175000 for textile fabrics. Plant formerly Schwarzs bach Huber now refurbished with new machinery. About 250 workers employed with 400 projected. Mill weaves rayon as a subsidiary of Burlington Mills Greensboro.
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Covington
State Corporation Commission
Richmond
Covington Weaving Company, Inc
J. S. Love
Greensboro
N. C
Schwarzsbach-Huber Company
Covington Weaving Company
R. C. Stokes
Burlington Mills
Clipper Plane Hops Off For The Canal Zone
Norfolk reports the navy patrol seaplane XYS3YI flew non stop from Norfolk Naval Air Station to Coco Solo Panama Canal Zone in 5 oclock takeoff amid a 15 mile northeast wind. Commander Knefler McGinnis led a crew of five with Lieut J K Averill as navigating officer. A prior attempt yesterday ended with a radio generator fire requiring return to base for repairs.
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Norfolk
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Fleet Air Base
Coco Solo
Panama Canal Zone
Knefler McGinnis
J. K. Averill
You Get More Miles See These Footprints Ad
Footprint imagery promotes Goodyear tires claiming longer mileage and value. The ad emphasizes convincing evidence of superior wear, suggesting better performance and guaranteed savings for buyers.
No Season For Deer Hunting In This County
Shenandoah county has no open deer season except three pumping days for North Mountain area on November 16 18. Deer numbers rise due to restocking and strict law enforcement. Squirrel season ends October 15 then reopens with general season November 15. About 25000 squirrels reported killed this season.
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Shenandoah County
F. W. Pingley
North Mountain
Pingley
Barrymore Now A Divorced Man
Los Angeles reports that actor John Barrymore is now a divorced man after a separation that follows his marriage disputes. The story notes his wealth and public profile as context for the development.
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Barrymore
Los Angeles
John Barrymore
Dolores Costello Wins Divorce From Barrymore
Blue eyed Dolores Costello testified that Barrymore made no effort to see her after their separation. Elaine Barrie, age 19, said she was not interested in the divorce. Costello received $850 a month and $163000 in securities, with premiums on $200000 life policies for the children.
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Dol
Ores Costello
Miss Costello
Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Miss Barrie
New York
Surplus Found in Rockingham Circuit Court Clerk Accounts
An audit of Rockingham County Circuit Court Clerk J. Switzer, for 1934 to August 31, shows a $615.67 surplus beyond accountable funds. The report commends Switzer and notes General Receiver Laird L. Conrad holds $134,838.38 for estate settlements and ongoing litigation.
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Richmond
J. Switzer
Rockingham County
Laird L. Conrad
Circuit Court
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