Extradition in Abeyance in Hauptmann Case
New York Supreme Court Justice Ernest E L Hammer set Monday at 11 a m for a habeas corpus hearing to block Hauptmanns removal to New Jersey for the Lindbergh kidnapping murder case. The order remains in abeyance and Hauptmann stays in Bronx County jail until transfer can occur. Extortion trial on the $50 000 ransom is postponed. Bronx DA Samuel Foley says proceedings will not start today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Ernest E. L. Hammer
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
New Jersey
Hammer
David Wilentz
Lewis J. Valentine
Hauptmann
Bronx County
Hunterdon County
Flemington
N. J
Hauptman
Charles A. Lindbergh
John F. “Jaffsie” Condon
Samuel F. Foley
Bronx
Address mail correctly to speed up delivery
A reader explains that mail delays stem from missing street addresses or box numbers. Clerks say including full name, street address and number or box number helps locate recipients and speeds service. Using a door slot or receptacle at the home also aids carriers. everyone should request correct addressing to improve mail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Six Feared Trapped in Halifax Building Ruins
Firemen and volunteers faced flames as a dynamite explosion wrecked a three story building in Halifax. Six occupants, including two children, were missing while two others escaped. Authorities suspect the blast was caused by dynamite left in the cellar years earlier.
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Halifax
Dan Dudas
Peter
Sonny
Robert Crouse
Kathlen
Joseph
Annapolis Valley
Dudas
N. S
Paris
Marie
Yugoslavia
Reunion
Peter II
Belgrade
West Virginia Truck Drivers Fined for School Zone Speeding
Two coal truck drivers were fined by Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner after state police and Game Warden Francis W. Pingley testified they exceeded 40 mph in school zones near Round Hill and Winchester. The trucks, loaded with 5 to 7 tons of coal, were heading to Martinsburg.
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R. E. Bayliss
West Virginia
A. J. Tavenner
Francis W. Pingley
Round Hill School
Winchester
John O. Boyce
Pingley
Martinsburg
W. Va
World Series Snapshots From St Louis and Detroit
Photographs capture a men’s World Series game set in St Louis and Detroit. Images highlight key moments from the baseball championship and showcase the dramatic tension of the matchup.
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St. Louis
Detroit
SEPARATE CLASS FOR HOUSEWIVES AT STEPHENS CITY FAIR
Middletown and Stephens City high schools sponsor judging contests at the agricultural fair. The event draws big crowds as home economics and county housewives display articles in two new rooms and the basement features apples, fruits, eggs, corn and farm items. James Wolfe and Richard Venable are among the exhibitors noted, with continued coverage on page three.
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Middletown
Stephens City
James Wolfe
Richard Venable
Clues in Kidnaping of Society Matron
Federal agents and Louisville police pursued leads in the Alice Stoll kidnapping case. A ransom demand for 50000 appeared on a typewriter with mixed ink, an envelope from Nashville was found, and a bloodstained tape suggested a violent abduction.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Alice Stoll
Nashville, Tenn
Stoll Estate
Ak Eae EE
Berry V. Stoll
Oil Company
Bryn Mawr
Sun-Up to Be Presented Oct 19 at Capitol
The Little Theatre will present the North Carolina folk play Sun-Up on Friday October 19 at 8 20 p m at the Capitol Theatre The fourth and final show of the 1933 34 season focuses on mountain life law feud and a mother's love Rehearsals are at the Colonial Theatre under E P Browning Jr Seat reservations will be announced this week
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Capitol Theatre
Little Theatre
Anne Brooke Kern
Lula Vollmer
Sun-Up
North Carolina
Colonial Theatre
E. P. Browning, Jr
Three Held After Short Change Scheme In City
Three people two men and a woman traveling in a Georgia plated car pose as locals from Clarksburg W Va and are jailed on charges of attempting a short change scam The victim is Christopher Ganos of the Star Restaurant The group including Mrs Mamie B Elliott alias Dot Elliott H G Elliott and G H Stutler faced Clarke county and Clarke county authorities seek their extradition They allegedly tried to buy cigarettes with a $10 bill and switch the change by distraction The suspects were seized by State Officer R E Bayliss and Officer Ritter in separate locations in Indian Alley
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Georgia
Clarksburg
W. Va
Christopher Ganos
The
Star Restaurant
Mamie B. Elliott
Dot Elliott
H. G. Elliott
G. H. Stutler
Clarke
Clarke County
Stutler
Elliott
R. E. Bayliss
Ritter
Indian Alley
Car overturns on double S on Northwestern grade
Collision west of Gore on the Northwestern grade about 7 30 this morning damaged a car and gave Miss Ella Beady a slight ear cut. Her car struck a produce truck coming down a sharp curve. Both vehicles were from West Virginia and settled privately.
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Gore
Ella Beady
Rebellious Spain Faces Trials as Asturias Turmoil Spreads
In Asturias rebels spread terror as government troops retake Campomanes amid heavy fighting. Civil guards sustain casualties while insurgents equip with light artillery and autogires. Capt Jacque Bosch is sentenced to life for commanding Catalan forces in Barcelona.
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Jacques Bosch
Barcelona
Madrid
Asturias
Campomanes
Leon
Austrias
Lisbon
Portugal
Bosch
Manuel Azana
Luis Companys
Catalonia
Tribunal of
Constitutional Guarantees
San Sebastian
Four Die as Milwaukee Train Plunges Into Creek
A Milwaukee passenger train going from Savanna Illinois to Lacrosse Wisconsin derailed near Guttenberg Iowa. Four people were killed including engineer Charles Strazinsky and fireman Frank Mann, both of Dubuque, with several school children aboard and many injured as the engine exploded and cars overturned. Aid came from Guttenberg and nearby farms.
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Guttenburg
Iowa
Milwaukee
Charles Strazinsky
Dubuque
Frank Mann
Savanna
Ill
Lacrosse
Wis
Turkey River
Guttenberg
Dedication of Virginia First Aid Station Honors Local Notables
The Virginia Highway First Aid Station at Shady Rest near Gore was dedicated with Red Cross D A R and Boy Scout representatives in attendance. Fort Loudoun chapter D A R sponsors the station to promote safety and accident prevention with remarks by Bond and former Winchester mayor W W Glass on the Historic Trail.
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Shady Rest
Gore
Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Red Cross
Boy Scouts
Lawrence Jolliffe
Bond
Walker McC
W. W. Glass
Winchester
Mr. Glass
Glen Burnie
Romney
Committees Appointed For Girls Club Show
The Girls' Athletic Association met yesterday to plan the amateur show The World's All Right to be staged Tuesday October 23 at the Colonial Theatre. Miss Margaret Tuite of Universal Producing Company outlined production plans and committees were formed including general chairman Mrs Klena Hoshour and ticket and advertising teams.
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Girls’ Athletic Association
Colonial Theatre
Margaret Tuite
Universal Producing Company
United States
Klena Hoshour
Mary Sullivan
Elsie Mathews
Elsie Mae Gaunt
Edna Holland
Margaret Kelchner
Ida Lycett
Philomena Laren
Opal Robinson
Salome Crisman
Frances Preffitt
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
Edna Lamb
Rice
Sue Schlack
Square Dance At Camp Friday Night In Appleway Cabin
Local notice announces a weekly square dance every Friday night at I'm- Coming-In Cabin Camp formerly known as Old Appleway. The ad also seeks large clean cotton tags through Star Office.
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Cabin Camp
Old Appleway
Star Office
Funeral Rites Held For Father Of Dr. Geo. Snarr
Funeral services for George Henry Snarr 84 a Strasburg businessman and father of Dr George G Snarr of Winchester were held at Lebanon Church. The Rev F B Lingle conducted the service with Sparmont Lodge of Masons in charge at the grave Interment was in Lebanon Church cemetery Snarr a Democrat served as local road commissioner and revenue commissioner and ran for the Virginia House of Delegates in 1920 He retired to Mount Jackson then Strasburg where he joined St Pauls Lutheran Church He is survived by two daughters Mrs F E Grove and Mrs W B Little and three sons H H B B of Strasburg and Dr Snarr Continues on page 11.
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Lebanon Church
George Henry Snarr
Strasburg
George G. Snarr
Winchester
F. B. Lingle
Snarr
Shenandoah Valley
F. E. Grove
Mount Olive
Samuel H
Mary Rutz Snarr
Baker
Aters
Wheatfield
Virginia House of Delegates
Harding
Lutheran Church
Boyhood
Mount Jackson
St. Paul’s
W. B. Little
Middletown
H. H
B. B
Steeplechase horses headlined for fourth annual meet
Amid stables at Llangollen Farm top horses await bugle tomorrow during the fourth annual steeplechase event. In Bristol the liquor dispensary faces closure within 60 days following a local election yesterday.
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Associated Press
Llangollen
America
Bristol
Pittsburgh
George H. Earle
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
U. S
Beaumont
Texas
Louisville
Alice Stoll
New York
Bruno Hauptmann
New Jersey
Riots in Yugoslavia flare after Italian king's death
French and Yugoslav officials seek calm as mobs attack Italian interests in Belgrade and Ljubljana. A consulate is pounded in Sarajevo and a Croat newspaper plant is sacked. Police rescue the Italian secretary amid anti Italy demonstrations while Peter is proclaimed king amid rising public anger.
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Paris
Mir
Italy
Yugoslavia
Kalemen
Alexander
Associated Press
Belgrade
Sarajevo
Franz Ferdinand
Crotian Society
Osick
Ljubjana
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F. W. Pingley
Palace Theatre
F. F. A. and
Home Economic Departments
Middletown and
Capitol
Creek
Iowa Town
Glass
Northwestern
Col
Claude Crozet
Jeremiah Smith
Willa Cather
S. S. Gore
Sarejevg
Geo. Snarr
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