Italy Reports 110000 Advance Forces in Ethiopia War
Italian official figures say 110000 troops are in the Ethiopian campaign and moving slowly to build roads and supply lines. Reinforcements and transport rely on 35000 horses and mules while 2300 machine guns 230 cannon and 92 tanks are listed. Ethiopian losses include 300 prisoners and widespread deprivation amid claimed alignments with colonial commissioners.
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Addis Ababa
Prince Pignatelli
Setit
Italy
Sudan
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Dolo
Walwal
Harar
Eritrea
Somaliland
Aduwan
Two Convictions In Circuit Court Reach Fort Worth Style
Tom Darr of Warren County received a three year term in the penitentiary by Judge Philip Williams in Frederick County. James Polhamus of Stephens City drew two years for breaking and entering with intent to steal at the M. J. Grove Lime Company office. Polhamus admitted fingerprints matched his, explaining the break in pursuit of an electric light bulb. other witnesses testified for and against both defendants.
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Tom Darr
Warren County
Philip Williams
Frederick County
James Polhamus
Stephens City
Carr
J. W. Conner
Vaucluse
Polhamus
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Grant Syphers
Department of Justice
Washington, D. C
Margaret Bauserman
Edward Greene
Francis Funk
J. W. Newcome
H. L. McCann
S. J. Miller
J. T. Robinson
H. L
Phens City
India
Conner
Sidewalks ignored until dangerous stretches loom
Mr Winchester notes the neglect of city sidewalks with trees and freeze thaw damage causing lifted buckling. He recalls earlier complaints about pavements in city sections, especially the west side of South Cameron street, and warns that several rough stretches remain unsafe after dark.
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Cameron Street
Italian Diplomat Ordered to Quit Ethiopia Immediately
Addis Ababa authorities gave Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci 11 am deadline to depart, with Emper or Haile Selassie insisting the Italian minister and aides leave at once. Ethiopian officials urged a quiet exit to avoid force.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Luigi Vinci-Gigliucci
Haile Selassie
Vinci
Birthday Horoscope at Millers for Fifteen Cents
Learn your Lucky Planet and stars you were born under and peep into the future. Discover social activities financial prospects opportunities to become a success on the screen and in society. Medicines magazines News available at Miller's today for fifteen cents.
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Miller’s
Style Shop Announces New Coats and Dresses Sale
Tomorrow and Monday features include Sport Coats at 8.95 with loose and belted backs Harris Tweed Coats at 16.50 down from 25 Crepe and Woolen Dresses priced 2.98 and 3.98 Half Size Dresses 3.98 Millinery 1.00 Velour Felt Hats 1.98 Twin Sweaters 1.98 to 2.98 Coats Gloves and Hosiery available Moling and Cather ip-it.
Council votes 10 to 0 for WPA armory plan
The Common Council approved an ordinance to secure a WPA grant for an armory project. Ten members voted for a budgeted 10 percent city match not exceeding 5000 dollars, and Brig Gen S Gardner Waller was to be informed immediately to avoid fund withdrawal.
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Common Council
S. Gardner Waller
Corporation Court Room
Dr. C. R. Anderson
Peyton Marshall
R. Frank Barr
C. Douglas Barnett
A. Lee Coble
W. W. Dellinger
Fred W. Forney
Percy Miller
Ralph Snapp
E. J. Snapp
H. H. Hable
J. H. Henry
A. Lee Cable
Boy Expelled For Flag Salute Will Study At Home
Eight year old Carleton Nichols Jr was expelled from Lynn public schools for refusing to salute the American flag. His father said the boy will study at home taught by a private tutor a Harvard graduate. School hours and subjects will be the same as in school.
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Lynn
Mass
Carleton Nichols, Jr
Nichols
Carleton
Harvard
Communists In Shensi Repulsed By Government Troops
Government forces halted a Communist army pushing north toward Inner Mongolia at Kanchwan in northwest Shensi. Officials said over 1,000 Reds were killed and about 6,000 driven into flight after a bitter hand to hand engagement.
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Sian
Shensi
China
Inner Mongolia
Kanchwan
Free Dancing Tonight at the Blue Moon
Free dancing tonight at the Blue Moon on Martinsburg Pike features orchestra music for evening entertainment and dance enthusiasts in the area.
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Blue Moon
Martinsburg Pike
Pickers Tickets Offer Fast Service and Low Prices
Pickers' Tickets invites customers to place orders now for quick service and reasonable prices at The Evening Star.
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the Evening Star
Cardinal Hayes Praises Boy Scout Movement
Cardinal Hayes commends the Boy Scout movement with strong support from the Catholic Church, highlighting its value and impact in character building and community service.
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Boy Scout Movement
Special Meeting of the Friendship Fire Co
A special meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held at 8 o clock Monday evening October 14 in the hall to hear a committee report on the Nicklin property purchase and take action. All members urged to attend. Captain C D Barnett.
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Friendship Fire Company
Nicklin
Trial for Life Begins as Jury Panel Formed
In Chicago Judge Harrington's court Mandeville Zenge goes on trial for the life penalty for the mutilation murder of Dr. Walter Bauer. The prosecution seeks the death sentence while the defense plans insanity as an early issue as jurors are seated.
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Cornelius J. Harrington
Chicago
Mandeville Zenge
Walter
Bauer
Zenge
Canton
Carpenter
Dr. Bauer
Knitting Plant Runs Three Shifts Expands Output in Winchester
Winchester Knitting Company now operates three shifts manufacturing Bermuda sweater blouses for J C Penney and other lines. The plant, recently expanded after acquiring Lewis Jones Knitwear, ships 24 000 units to Penney this fall and adds workers as orders pour in from across the United States.
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J. C. Penney Company
Winchester Knitting Company
Lewis, Jones Knitting Company
North Kent Street
Penney Company
Winchester
Warner
Manareer
United States
City backs sign to steer tourists toward Route 11
City council approved a 160 appropriation to erect and maintain a Route 11 sign north of Gville in Augusta county. The Chamber of Commerce will handle funds, with Harrisonburg and Staunton contributing to a projected 500 for one year. Maintenance may run 100 annually after year one.
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Gville
Augusta County
Valley
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Harrisonburg
Staunton
For Sale Boy Coats Blue Chinchilla and Sheep-Lined
For sale blue chinchilla coat and a sheep lined coat sized for a boy six or seven years. Both garments are in good condition and well tailored. Contact 422 8. Cameron or phone 439-W.
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Cameron
Elaine Barrie pays $3200 to keep $1600 diamond ring
Elaine Barrie 19 admitted failing to declare a diamond ring brought into the United States with John Barrymore. She paid $3200 in penalties, allowing the ring to be released to her. Officials confirmed the payment after queries about the incident. Barrymore had just divorced Dolores Costello and was a guest aboard the Infanta during a Havana voyage.
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Elaine Barrie
Uncle Sam
Barrymore
Washington
John Barrymore
Cuba
Dolores Costello
Miss Barrie
Infanta
Havana
Treasury
Miami
Pan-American Airways
Customs Bureau
Bureau
New York
Selassie Vows Never to Give in to Italians War Stand
Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie declares to the League of Nations that Ethiopia will not capitulate or cede territory despite Italian aggression. Addis Ababa awaits two western provincial armies as Graziani presses from Deridawa. French tacit support rumored for Deridawa relief.
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James A. Mills
Associated Press
Addis Ababa
Emperor Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Ethiopia
Italy
King of Kings
Mussolini
Fate
Ras Guetatchou Abata
Kaffa
Dedjazmatch Apte Marian
Wallega
Ras Imru
Gojjam
Deridawa
Rodolfo Graziani
Somaliland
Ogaden
Thiopian
Gerlogubi
British Ship Force Parades in Alexandria for Suez Defense
In Alexandria Egypt on October 11 about 40 British warships lay in the harbor as troops paraded the streets. More than 3,000 soldiers and sailors from recently stationed ships joined the display to emphasize canal security in the Suez control point.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Suez Canal
Canal
College Football Team In a Wreck
An auto carrying Villanova College students struck four people in Ardmore Pennsylvania early today injuring two football players the team manager and three companions Police said the driver lost control as the group returned from a neighborhood ride.
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Ardmore
Villanova College
Loss of Funds For Martinsburg Pike Project Endangered
At a council meeting a resolution urged Martinsburg Pike property owners to sign with the State Highway Department to avoid losing about 110 000 dollars in federal funds for Route 11 reconstruction. R H Ingle visited Winchester to press agreements. twelve properties are implicated mainly on the Winchester end. If not resolved, construction may start at the West Virginia line and halt before reaching Winchester, delaying the nine mile segment.
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Martinsburg Pike
State Highway Department
R. H. Ingle
Staunton
Highway Department
Winchester
G. P. Bozell
West Virginia Line
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Ingle
Bell
V. F. W. Meeting Set For Monday
A special meeting of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 2123 is called by Commander A. Lee Coble for Monday at 7 30 PM in the post rooms on Loudoun street. All members urged to attend as Armis tice Day observance plans will be discussed.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
A. Lee Coble
Loudoun Street
Hauptman Case Records Sought Back to Local Court
Anthony M. Hauck Jr the Hunterdon County prosecutor filed with the Court of Errors and Appeals a request to remit Hauptmann case records to Hunterdon County's oyer and terminer court. The move is procedural before a new execution date and requires ten days before the record and denial of appeal return to the lower court.
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Trenton
N. J
Anthony M. Hauck, Jr
Hunterdon County
Court of Errors and Appeals
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Oyer and Terminer Court
Wanted good homes for two kittens and Maltese
Two pets seek new homes, a gray striped male kitten and a female Maltese. Contact numbers are 41 J or 629 J. Suitable for readers seeking companion animals.
League of Nations weighs embargo on Italy and Ethiopia
Geneva reports the League of Nations sanctions committee recommended a future arms embargo on Italy and lifting some Ethiopia embargoes. A special committee will study a possible boycott against Italy while nations debate penalties after Italy attacked Ethiopia.
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Geneva
Assebly
League of Nations
Italy
Ethiopia
de Tire
Prilce
France
Great Britain
Greece
Netherlands
South
Africa
Rumania
Poland
Committee of 16
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
World News Briefs From Across The Globe
A Cuba diamond ring led to a 3000 dollar fine for Elaine Barrie in Washington. In Monticello New Jersey Glenn Brasser 22 confessed to strangling Murial Hall. Louisville Kentucky Stoll kidnapping trial continues with defense witnesses. Cambridge Maryland Clyde Clapper dies in a 40 foot fall. Philadelphia relatives learn of a mission marriage in Addis Ababa Ethiopia. Washington Everett Sanders predicts a strong Republican shot to beat Roosevelt. London Parliament to convene October 22. Moscow Karl Radek states arms embargo on Italy Ethiopia lowers risk of US war entry. Geneva arms embargo against Italy urged and Ethiopia relief noted. Geneva Pompeo Aloisi and six Italy delegation members depart Geneva.
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Washington
Elaine Barrie
Cuba
Monticello
N. J
Glenn Brasser
Murial Hall
Louisville
Stoll
Cambridge
Clyde Clapper
Philadelphia
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Everett Sanders
Roosevelt
London
Moscow
Karl Radek
Italy
United States
Geneva
League of Nations
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Itaa
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Friendship Fire CO
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