Conclave of Methodists Ends in Harrisonburg
The Baltimore Annual Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South closed its sessions in Harrisonburg Va with minister appointments for the coming year announced by Bishop W W Peele. Key picks include Rev Dr Hentire beginning his fourth year as presiding elder Winchester district and Rev T M Swann named pastor of Braddock Street Church Braddock Street with Rev H G Balthis at South Winchester. Details list appointments by districts Winchester and Baltimore with numerous pastor assignments and district officers.
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Harrisonburg
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
W. W. Peele
HeIntyre
Winchester
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street
District Masons To Visit Hiram Lodge in Winchester
St Johns Lodge No 11 of Washington DC sends about 35 members to attend a Hiram Lodge No event in Winchester tomorrow night. Roy Larrick Worshipful Master will preside with refreshments served during the evening.
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Hiram
St. John’s Lodge No. 11
A. F
A. M
Washington, D. C
Winchester
Hiram Lodge No
Roy Larrick
Hiram Lodge
Visit to Stephens City student fair cited in schedule
Winchester urges including a visit to the Stephens City student fair on Wednesday or Thursday evenings. The attendant notes expect a marked boost in Frederick County agricultural pride as exhibits will be more representative and feature top quality products.
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Stephens City
Frederick County
Lindbergh Called Stupid Liar By Soviet Aviators
In Moscow a group of Soviet airmen denounced Charles A. Lindbergh as a liar over claims about Soviet air strength. They accused him of spreading lies to aid Britain’s Chamberlain regarding Czechoslovakia. The statement followed unconfirmed London reports of his criticism of the Soviet air force. Lindbergh had not commented and his whereabouts after a Moscow visit remained unclear.
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Moscow
Russia
Charles A. Lindbergh
Chamberlain
Britain
Czechoslovakia
London
Lindbergh
England
Illice Island
France
House of Commons
Ellen Wilkinson
Laborite
Hitler
Cash Bond Of Krol Returned
Finis was linked to the Max Krol case after Krol faced embezzlement charges at a July Corporation Court term. He died in Chicago on September 13 while appeals were pending and a court ordered $4,920.87 bail return to Katie Kadison or her attorney.
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Finis
Max Krol
Krol
Corporation Court
Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mill Corporation
O. L. Jamison
Supreme Court of Appeals
Katie Kadison Krol
Chicago
Katie Kadison
Harry R. Kern
Rev Dr Marshall To Preach Again In Winchester
Rev Ronald S Wilson announced that Rev Peter Marshall D D pastor of New York Avenue Presbyterian Church Washington will lead a series of special services at Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church starting Monday November 7 and continuing to Wednesday November 9.
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Ronalds. Wilson
Peter Marshall
D. D
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Winchester
Scotland
Glasgow University
United States
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian College of South Carolina
Loudoun Street
Dr. Marshall
Money to Lend at Five Percent
Herbert S. Larrick, attorney, advertises money to lend at five percent interest. Address and contact details are not provided in the fragment.
Improvements on Montague Avenue Nears Completion
City Manager A. M. Field says Montague avenue improvements including paving and installation of sewer and water mains are nearly finished funded by J. H. Henry interests. Water and sewer costs will be refunded once city revenue reaches 10 percent, while paving refunds next year.
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Montague Avenue
A. M. Field
J. H. Henry
Fairmont Avenue
Fire damages Michael home in Sunnyside
Early morning fire heavily damaged the Sunnyside residence of Mr. and Mrs. Marion P. Michael. The blaze destroyed furniture and clothing with an estimated loss around 2500 dollars, origin undetermined. Neighbors aided with bucket brigades as three of four fire companies responded.
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Marion P. Michael
Sunnyside
Aea
Michaels
Treasury Position on October 7
Elid e of the treasury Oct 7: Receipts 10,711,147.90 expenditures 25,408,623.28 deficit that day 14,697,475.38. Gross debt 38,428,480,422.70, up 16,687.05 from the previous day.
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Washington
the Treasury
For Sale 1938 Fordson Tractor Cost Plus Freight
Hughes Used Car Lot lists a 1938 Fordson tractor for sale with cost plus freight terms. Item appears in a classified-style notice with catalog-style details and date notation 10 10 10 2t.
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Fordson Tractor
Hughes Used Car Lot
Public Auction of Tools and Household Items at 380 E Picca
Auctioneer advertises tools and goods including a platform scale air compressor power feed grinder lumber gas water heater and a 12 ft wall tent for Saturday October 15 at 1 PM. Miss Nava E Johnston administrator of C E Johnston deceased. 10-10-12-1p-21
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E. Picca
Nava E. Johnston
C. E. Johnston
Czechs Accuse Hitler of New Encroachment
Prague informants report Berlin pressuring Czechoslovakia to break alliances with France and the Soviet Union and to outlaw the communist party. Germany seeks a strong economic tie possibly a customs union and allows troop passage in wartime while urging anti Jewish policy.
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Edward Kennedy
Prague
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Berlin
France
Russia
Republic
Communist Party
Germany
Reich
Europe
20 Persons Die In Belgian Airliner Crash Near Soest
BERLIN Oct 10 Lufthansa reports 20 killed in a Belgian airliner crash near Soest in the Ruhr Valley. 16 passengers, 15 Germans and one Dutch, plus four Belgian crew. Bodies scattered along a 1,000 foot area as search teams worked. Cause unavailable. Soest lies about 35 miles east of Dortmund.
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Berlin
Lufthansa
Soest
Ruhr
Germany
Dortmund
Brussels
Ae Twyford
London
British Legion
Prague
Attacks on Vienna Cardinal Spark Protests Across Rome
L Osservatore Romano condemned the assault on Vienna Archbishop Theodore Cardinal Innitzer by a Vienna crowd. The Vatican said a papal report would follow from Berlin. In Vienna Cardinal Innitzer was said to have a minor forehead wound from flying glass during the Saturday attack and a Nazi investigation was planned into the rioting surrounding his sermon.
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Rome
L’osservatore Romano
Vatican
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Archibishop
Vienna
Berlin
Monsignor
Ceasare Orsenigo
Joseph Buerckel
Hitler
Austria
Buerckel
Saarbruecken
Amateur Tip On Northern Lights From Astronomer
Dr Clyde Fisher of the American Museum of Natural History issued a forecast to watch for the aurora borealis on clear nights this week. He linked possible displays to a sunspot observed by Mt Wilson scientists described as the largest of the century, about 75000 by 30000 miles, a cluster of smaller spots. An amateur observer reported bright northern lights Saturday at 2 00 AM, supporting the outlook.
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New York
Clyde Fisher
American Museum of Natural Science
Mt. Wilson
Calif
Fisher
New Deal Henhouse Aims to Raise Egg Output at Soldier's Home
At Soldier's Home a streamlined henhouse with elevator and soundproof rooms debuts under General F. W. Coleman. The facility, overseen by Eddy Gilmore, expects 75,000 dozen eggs next year as hens accelerate laying despite air raids.
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Eddy Gilmore
Washington
Grand Hotel
American Chicken Coops
Soldier’s Home
F. W. Coleman
General Coleman
Bulgarian Army Chief Slain in Sofia Street Shooting
In Sofia on October 10 general Ivan Peeff chief of Bulgarian army staff was shot and killed by a man named Vassoff. Major Stoyanoff his aide was wounded as the killer shot himself and was hospitalized. Police consider possible wider plot but provide few details.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Ivan Peeff
Sofiia
Stoyanoff
Vassoff
Peers
Reuters
Exchange
Paris
Pi—A Havas
I. Peeff
Peeff
Chinese Wipe Out Two Jap Brigades Near Teian
Gen Chiang Kai Shek announced that two Japanese brigades totaling 20 000 men were annihilated in a three day battle near Teian 130 miles southeast of Hankow. Only about 200 Japanese survived. The victory coincided with China Independence Day and followed a counter offensive at Tiger's Point northwest of Teian.
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Hankow
Chiang Kai-Shek
Teian
Tiger’s Point
Kiukiang-Nanchang
Yangtze
Nanchang
Canton-Hankow
Yachtsman Sails Off On World Circling Jaunt From Tampa
Ernest J. May of Seattle sails his 58 foot yawl The Dione southward from Tampa on the first leg of an 80,000 mile voyage around the world. He travels with wife and two Tampa crewmen, armed for self defense and outfitted with tradable trinkets for island peoples.
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Tampa
Fla
Ernest J. May
Seattle
Wash
Gulf of Mexico
May
Jersey
Charles W. Schetter
William N. Hughes
Motors Return to Work After 32 Hour Week Standoff
Fifteen thousand Briggs Manufacturing and Plymouth division workers resume duties after a weeklong dispute over a 32 hour workweek sought by the United Auto Workers. Nine thousand Briggs Mack Avenue employees had been idle, with 6000 at Plymouth gates refusing entry. Homer Martin said talks with Chrysler officials were set for 2 PM to address the 32 hour week, with plans to push the same demand at General Motors.
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Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Plymouth
Chrysler Corporation
United Auto Workers of America
Mack Avenue
Briggs Company
Briggs
Homer Martin
UAW
Chrysler
Martin
General Motors Corporation
General Motors
Buick Division
Home Defense Is To Be Revamped
War Secretary Hore-Belisha announced a full reorganization of Britain’s territorial army to place it on a regular army footing. The change aims to create an up to date force capable of reinforcing the regular army and possibly continental expeditions. Also a wanted ad seeks a home for a light tan curly haired female dog about one year old.
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London
Leslie Hore-Belishma
Territorial Army
Britain
Neour
Hore-Belisha
Mooney Again Loses Appeal For Review Of Famed Case
The Supreme Court refused to review Thomas J. Mooney's appeal for release from San Quentin. Mooney, serving a life sentence for the 1916 Preparedness Day parade bombing in San Francisco, saw justices Black and Reed dissent from the order.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Thomas J. Mooney
San Quentin Penitentiary
Mooney
San Francisco
Black
Reed
John P. Finerty
Hughes
High Tribunal
California
California Supreme Court
Famous Robbery Claimed Solved
New York October 10 The World Telegram says Brooklyn District Attorney William F X Geoghan has information to solve the 1934 427000 armored car hold up and two related slayings. Five suspects are to be arrested soon as authorities link Manning to McMahon’s death and identify others involved.
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New York
The
World-Telegram
William F. X. Geoghan
Brooklyn
Bennie MacMahon
Stick Up
John
Fats) Manning
McMahon
Nnt
Manhattan
Manning
Geoshan
Kidnapper Given Life Term in Minnesota Case
John Couch, 23, was sentenced to life imprisonment for kidnapping Miss Peggy Gross and John Cox Fahey Jr. of St. Louis. He bound them and left them near Chaplin Minnesota before fleeing to a north woods hideout.
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Minneapolis
John Couch
Peggy Gross
John Cox Fahey, Jr
St. Louis
Chaplin
Minn
Large fall bulbs tulips jonquils crocus hyacinths and narcissus
Winchester Seed Co offers extra large fall bulbs including tulips jonquils crocus hyacinths and white narcissus in sizes 10 6 7 8 10 12 14 1p 6t.
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Winchester Seed CO
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W. W. McIntyre
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W. O. Talbert
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Hamilton-Purrellville
L. H. Smallwood
Jefferson
George Has
C. M. Lefew
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C. L. Robin
Trinity
S. K. Cockrell
Wilkins Avenue
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Calvert
G. E. Kiry
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C. C. Bush
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G. M. Butt
Clarksburg
Thomas Morgan
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Ferndale-Pasadena
C. L. Felty
Frederick City
W. T. Gover
Freedom
C.W. Jordan
Gaithersburg
W. J. Elliott
Goldsboro
L. B. Bobbitt
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C. A. Michael
Howard
W. D. Eye
Ingleside
J. W. Newman
Jarrettsville
P. R. Diehl
Laurel Savage
R. L. Wittig
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M. L. Fearnow
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Charles Brady
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E. L. Thompson
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T. Harrison
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