You Can Sew This Yourself Smart Three Piece
Marketing copy for Marian Martin patterns describes a three piece outfit with a slim skirt and jumper bodice. Lists pattern numbers 9792 9678 and 9791 with available sizes and fabric yardage. requests fifteen cents per pattern and ordering instructions from Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department in New York.
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Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Stetson Expelled by New York Stock Exchange
The New York Stock Exchange expelled John B. Stetson Jr of Philadelphia, partner in Stetson and Blackman, noting the action under section 16 five and nine of the constitution. Stetson, once United States minister to Poland, had been suspended last month.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange Today
John B. Stetson, Jr
Philadelphia
Stetson and Blackman
The
Stock Exchange
Stetson
United States
Poland
Chicago Grain Market Prices and Greenland Ice Thickness
Closing quotations from Chicago and Baltimore wheat markets are supplied to Sta by Winchester Milling Corporation via Stickel Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash grain and futures. Closing Chicago prices: December 88 3 4, May 88 1 2, July 85 4 4. Baltimore spot wheat 86 1 2. Winchester spot wheat 77. Ice in the Greenland center is 2,700 meters thick, about one and a third miles.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Sta
Winchester Milling Corporation
Stickel Sales Corporation
North
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Winchester
Greenland
Contributions Still Coming In For Boy Scouts
Rotary committee adds 65 dollars American Legion 32.50 Kiwanis 2, cash and pledges totals show Rotary 571 of 720 Kiwanis 151.75 of 630 Lions 61.50 of 270 Legion 150.25 of 270 total 934.50 of 1,890. Workers cards to be turned in to C Vernon Eddy Handley Library Friday. Additional contributors listed.
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Rotary Committee
American Legion Committee
Kiwanis Committee
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Legion
C. Vernon Eddy
Handley Library
Eastern Star
Obert B. Smith
Percy D. Miller
Rs. Henry Gilpin
H. H. Jennings
Mens Shop
R. Dailey Slonaker
Dorothy G. Allen
American Legion Auxiliary
L. R. Fay
Pollard Warns Against Raids On The Treasury
Richmond October 10 Governor Pollard urged against raids on the state treasury as the advisory committee weighs biennial budget estimates. He suggested restoring the 1932 33 appropriations would require about 6.5 million more annually than last year’s revenues. Combs noted a general revenue decline yet gains in special funds for the year ending June 30.
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Richmond
Pollard
General Assembly
E. R. Combs
Water safety in U S rests on chlorine sterilization
The article notes the United States is seen as having very safe drinking water due to widespread use of liquid chlorine disinfectant in storage reservoirs. The claim emphasizes chlorine treatment as a key public health measure.
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United States
Germany Asked To State Request In Plain Terms
American delegates at the disarmament conference pressed Germany to specify in clear terms the armaments it seeks for a projected new conscript army. They denied sensational reports of rearmament proposals, saying the aim is to move from abstract to concrete figures without committing any side. The discussion centers on Versailles level, defensive arms, and offensive weapons, with Germany urged to state numbers for airplanes tanks and 155 mm artillery.
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Germany
United States
Reichswehr
Man Severely Burned Found On Hospital Steps
Leon Jones, burned over his body, was found on the steps of St. Joseph Hospital in Baltimore. He said a still explosion about 223 miles from Baltimore on the Philadelphia road caused his injuries and named the operator, with Harford county alerted. Doctors described his condition as serious.
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The
Associated Press
St. Joseph
Leon Jones
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Harford County
Jones
Town Hires Chimney Sweep Hornsby
An English town appoints a chimney sweep named Hornsby to provide regular home servicing at a rate of 2 cents weekly. Meanwhile, Welsh gold mined in Wales was used for wedding rings worn by Queen Mary the princess royal and the duchess of York.
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Hornsby
England
Wales
Queen Mary
Princess Royal
Duchess of York
Virginia Counties Vote Against Repeal in Prohibition RefVote
The official canvass shows 34 of 100 counties voting anti repeal and all counties approving national repeal. Voters split on state liquor control with 59 170 for control and 41 275 for continuation of prohibition. Dry counties like Rockingham led anti repeal totals and Radford Bristol Danville aligned with dry stance.
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Richmond
Virginia
Conn Floydans
Onahian Ina
Onne
Radford
Bristol
Danville
Former Cabinet Member Doak Ill With Heart Ailment
William N. Doak former secretary of labor in the Hoover administration is seriously ill at his Virginia home aged 50. He started as a Norfolk and Western yardman rose to acting president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and now serves as legislative representative for the brotherhood.
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Washington
William N. Doak
Hoover Administration
Virginia
Here
Doak
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Brotherhood of Railroad
Brotherhood
Florida Votes Four to One for Prohibition Repeal
Jacksonville dispatch reports Florida voters approve repeal by 4 to 1. Returns from 878 of 1,272 precincts show 82,998 for repeal and 19,847 against. The action ends the prohibition era in the state.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Jury Foreman Wars On Gangs
In Cleveland on October 10 a militant grand jury foreman named William Feather broke with the police and courts to wage his own war on racketeers. He claimed to have police chief supplied information and pledged to imprison fifty public enemies within 30 years if given cooperation.
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Cleveland
To Or
William Feather
Famous Work 9 Percent Art Presented to the Library
The Historical Society presented a William Baker painting to the Winchester library as a gift to honour George Washington. Judge Williams praised the project and Felix Darley was identified as the original artist behind the U S life of Washington frontispiece. Large crowds admired the gift despite limited seating.
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Minnegerode
Williams
Historical Society
Darley
Powell Minnegerode
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Mantel Fielding
Philadelphia
Felix O. C. Darley
Washington Irving
George Washington
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Marian Martin Lew
John Stetson
Sweeney
Committee On Foods
American Medical Association
Pairment Ave
Peyton Street
Davis’ Grocery
Loudoun
West Cork St. W
Valley Food Co
E. Clifford St
National Ave
Bath
R. Hillyard
American Cooperage Co
Hou’e
Buchanan Lot
North Braddock Street
Org
W. Rosenberger & Co
Heatrola
Gray Ave
York Apples
Mowrey Jewelry Store
T. J. Dale
S. Kent St
T. Jones
Bluemont
D. At
Boy Scouts
Treasury
U. S
Havana
National Hotel
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Valley
B & Nl
Accomac
Appomattox
Augusta Bland
Buckingham
Carroll Sesee
Craig Ere
Pluvanna
Giles Seeees
Halifax
Highland Wee
Isle of Wight
King and Queen
Lancaster
Lee Crocvere
Mathews Seseee
Middlesex
Montgomery
Nansemond
Northumberland
Prince Edward
Roanoke
Rockingham Scottee Ereserere
Smyth Ere Creeser
Southampton
Surry Seene Eens
Sussex Saaee
Tazewell
Washington .E
Wythe Sevess
York Seeee
Matin
Jackson
Moling & Cather
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s Specialty Shop
North Main Street
Herrell Sales Cori
S. Loudoun St
Etta Kety
BY Paul Robinson
Hegkr
Pep
HELL
Leeds
Loveloien
Isara
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