Two Confess To Secret Mission
Reports from Belgrade and Paris outline confessions by two men linked to a Yugoslav organization. Yugoslavia denies riots or anti Italian demonstrations, urging calm and cooperation with authorities. Police say Novak and Rajtich confessed to a Paris mission, claiming they acted on blind orders with unclear instructions.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Telesevo
Ljublana
Zivojin Lazic
Italy
United States
Paris
Surete’ Nationale
Yaroslav Novak
Ivan Rajtich
Vladislav Benes
France
Paverich
Rajtich
Kalemen
Surete
Novak
Do A Good Turn Daily Motto Praised by Leaders
The speaker extols the Boy and Girl Scouts, citing Wilson Roosevelt Edison and other figures. He says Scouts supplement home school and church efforts and that the motto Do A Good Turn Daily carries real meaning as boys and girls lend a hand wherever needed. He urges support for Scout work.
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Wilson
Rosevelt
Thomas A. Edison
Keen Interest In County Fair Draws Big Crowd
Heavy winners in the women’s department include Miss Katherine Sandy and Mrs. C O Watson among others. Mr Snapp took three firsts and a second in flowers as prizes donated by Winchester merchants added to the value of exhibits. Attendance on the final night surpassed the opening night with crowds entering the halls well past ten. Further prize winners in the F F A department and judging contests will be announced later after score sheets are reviewed.
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Stephens City Fair
Katherine Sandy
C. O. Watson
Kathleen Shryock
H. P. Lovett
Lottie Wolfe
Dudley Snapp
Snapp
Winchester
R. Wall
Aew Saree
Thes
Toms Brook
Edinburg
Mount Jackson
New Market
Shenandoah County
Boyce
Berryville
Clarke County
Front Royal
Warren County
Speryville
Washington
Rappahannock
Balloon Flight Postponed For Hartman Aerial Show
Mr Hartman of Hartmans Aerial Attractions announces the balloon ascent here this Sunday is postponed due to last week’s damage at Washington. Dick Cooper, who performed a thrilling parachute jump two weeks ago, will repeat his jump a few hours before the balloon ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hartman
Hartmans Aerial Attractions Company
Washington
Dick Cooper
Not Fined On Drunken Charge
Richard W. Butler of Glaize avenue asks The Star to state he was not the Richard Butler fined this week in police court on a charge of intoxication.
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Richard W. Butler
George Butler
Glaize Avenue
The
Star
Richard
Dick) Butler
Square Dance and Local Ads Night At Camp
Friday events at I'm Coming In Cabin Camp feature a square dance. Winchester Steam Laundry advertises laundry service with operating hours. STAR OFFICE and MODERN BEAUTY SHOP run promotions including a 10 day special on permanent waves. WANTED large clean cotton tags advertised. Call numbers included.
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Old Apple
Star Office
Saturday Special Fruit Pies and Pancake Flour at Pure Food Store
Home Demonstration Market on Cameron Street offers fruit pies 12 cents and filled pies 18 cents. Vermont Maid syrup 19 cents per half bag and pancake flour 20 cents. Displays advertise Pure Food Store.
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Cameron St
Vermont
Whitney Hurt in Plane Crash at Llangollen Estate
John Hay Whitney suffered cuts to his eye and head when a private plane crashed on the Llangollen estate near Upperville Virginia as he returned from New York for the national steeplechase. Pilot Edgar Woodham had minor injuries and a New York society girl aboard sustained leg bruises.
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Upperville
John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
New York
Whitney
Edgar Woodham
Piedmont Foxhounds
Troublemaker
T. H. Somerville
Daniel Soot
Frank M. Gould
L. C. Leith
Melita
W. B. Streett
Gigolo
Vadim Markaroff
F. Ambrose
Clark
Lord Johnson
Greentree Stable
Border Warrant
Poppyman
New Plaid Woolens at Moling and Cather's
Readable note shows Moling and Cather's offering new plaid woolens with midseason display. Prices not listed.
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Moling &Cather’s
Garden Fair Officials Invited to Attend Tomorrow
Officials from the board of supervisors city council and Dr. C R Anderson mayor are invited to attend the Garden Fair at Church Water Street tomorrow. Entries are due by 4 pm with prizes provided by local clubs and organizations.
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Church
Water Street
Board of Supervisors
C. R. Anderson
Margaret Hurst
John B. Whitacre
M. M. Lynch
Frederick and Winchester
E. W. Adams
Phil Gold
William H. Branner
C. M. Rosenberger
Civic League
University Women’s Club
Fort Loudoun
Rotary
Lions, Kiwanis and Elks Clubs
Robert T. Barton
Board of Public Welfare
Harriet L. Tynes
Hurst
Elizabeth Farrar
Hilda Lovett
Death Summons Daddy Browning At Friend's Home
Edward West Daddy Browning wealthy real estate operator and husband of Frances Peaches Heenan died today in Scarsdale New York after a cerebral hemorrhage last June. He had been hospitalized in New York City with joint diseases and was released mid September to a friend’s home in Birch Hall Drive Scarsdale.
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New York
Edward West
Browning
Frances
Advertisement for groceries at Haldeman's store
DRESSED chickens, old, Ib 22c, young, Ib 25c. Haldeman's butter, Ib 29c. 3 tall cans milk, 16c. Fresh eggs, dozen 29c. 26 E. Monmouth Street. Call 1128 J. (1p-1t).
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Haldeman
Monmouth Street
Two Meet Death In Iowa Train Derailment Collisions
A fast passenger train derailment six miles east of here left three cars in the path of an oncoming train. Six people died in Iowa races within 24 hours and over 25 were injured. Trainmaster Claude Lafler cited a broken rail as the cause and cited lack of warning by the derailed train crews.
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Gigolo
Llangollen
Upervile
Vadim Markaroff
Piedmont Foxhounds
Alvin Untermeyer
War Eagle
Thomas G. Gay
Frair
Hope
Troublemaker
Rose City
Tone Seri
Ie Tsland
Peon
Here
Chicago
Iowa
Guttenburg
Esther Roberts
Des Moines
Sam Mason
Claude Lafler
Iowa City
Rehearsals For Girls Club Show Under Way
Rehearsals for the Girls' Athletic Association show The World's All Right are underway at the Colonial Theatre. Committees are active and local talent along with business and professional leaders fill roles. A full cast and chorus list will be released soon.
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Colonial Theatre
Girls’ Athletic Association
Park Accepts S. E. Challenge
Winchester Park accepts a challenge from South End Hose Co. for Sunday at 3 PM. The South End team, bolstered by three O Sullivan players, promises a fast game. Proceeds fund a banquet for the Park players. Lunsford or Duvall to pitch for Park and Duncan or Boyd for South End. Sul livan and Hockman to umpire.
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Winchester Park
South End Hose Co
O’sullivan
Park Nine
South End
Lunsford
Noted Latvian prelate slain by assassins in Riga
Archbishop Johann Pommer Greek Orthodox primate of Latvia was killed by assassins at his suburban villa. The fire destroyed the home and found his mangled body among garden tools. Police suspect vengeance linked to a church funds embezzlement case in which he was to testify.
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Johann Pommer
Riga
Latvia
Dr Pommer
Pommer
Librarians Plan Middle Eastern Library Association Session
The Middle Eastern Library Association convention opens at Handley Library tomorrow with 11 am registration, a 12 30 luncheon at First Baptist Church, and a 2 30 lecture in the library lecture hall. Mayor Dr C R Anderson and Handley Board President R Gray Williams will greet guests. A historic sites tour follows, with Dr George F Bowerman delivering the evening speech at a George Washington hotel dinner closing the session.
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Middle Eastern Library Association
Handley Library
First Baptist Church
C. R. Anderson
R. Gray Williams
Handley
Death of Walter J. Suthon in New Orleans
Friends in Winchester report the death of Walter J. Suthon, longtime Louisiana businessman from an old prominent family. Survived by his widow Elizabeth Smith and two sons Walter and Archibald, all of New Orleans. Mrs. Suthon was daughter of the late Prof Archibald Magill Smith of Winchester, longtime principal of the Episcopal Female Institute.
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Winchester
Walter J. Suthon
Louisiana
New Orleans
Suthorn
Elizabeth Smith
Walter
Archibald Suthon
Suthon
Archibald Magill Smith
Old Episcopal Female Institute
Poultry for Sunday Dinner Alive or Dressed
E. J. Snapp advertises live or dressed poultry for Sunday meals and provides contact at 321 N. Cameron St and phone number 626.
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E. J. Snapp
N. Cameron St
Hiram Lodge To Unveil Portrait Of Dr McFaden
Invitations issued for Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 A F & A M to unveil a portrait of Rev Dr Frank Talbot McFaden late lodge chaplain and past Grand Master in Virginia. Grand Master William Moseley Brown to oversee the ceremony on October 15 with regional lodge representatives and visiting members expected.
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Winchester
Hiram Lodge No. 21
A. F
A. M
Frank Talbot McFaden
Hiram Lodge
Masons
Virginia
William Moseley Brown
Clarendon
Grand Lodge
Dr. McFaden
McFaden Allso
Knights Templar
Virunlsona
Servasing
McFaden
Hiramge
Richard Parker
Parker
John Brown
Special Service At Stines Chapel
Stines Union Chapel will hold a special Christian Endeavor service Sunday evening at 7 46 o clock. The Rev. Preston O Sartelle will bring the message and the Rest M E quartet will furnish special music. Friends and residents are invited to attend.
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Stine’s Union Chape
Christian Endeavor
Preston O. Sartelle
M. E. Quartet
Famous Pitcher And Bride Start On Honeymoon
Detroit October 12. Lynwood Thomas Rowe and his bride Edna Mary Skinner of El Dorado Arkansas wed last night in a hotel suite by Rev C L Calkins. Attending were Ervin Pete Fox and Mrs Fox. The couple plan a southern honeymoon and will live in El Dorado before heading to Florida for spring training.
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Detroit
Lynwood Thomas Rowe
Edna Mary Skinner
el Dorado
Ark
Detroit Tigers
C. L. Calkins
Preston Methodist Church
Ervin
Pete) Fox
Tigers
Grand Jury to Probe Kansas City Combine
Washington reports federal agents examining the Kansas City Union Station mass murder case uncovered a political and gangster combine so startling that a federal grand jury investigation would begin almost immediately.
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Washington
Boy Scouts Motto Endorsed by Woodrow Wilson Quote
The excerpt presents a Woodrow Wilson quote praising efforts to increase the effectiveness of the Boy Scouts of America as a genuine contribution to national welfare. It emphasizes the importance of scouting to the nation.
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Boy Scouts of America
Woodrow Wilson
Stoll Family Kidnap Aftermath Statement Delayed
Berry V. Stoll, husband of Mrs. Alice Stoll, released a statement through his attorney saying ransom instructions were followed and awaiting fulfillment. He left his home in Louisville in a rush amid reports the family may have paid or expected to pay the kidnapper, as newsmen pressed for details. The statement offered no confirmation of payment.
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Louisville
Alice
Stoll
Berry V. Stoll
Berry
World News at a Glance: Tragedy and intrigue across cities
Kansas City reports two killed and eight injured as a fast passenger train derails. New Jersey sees John Feeney Jr found strangled in a trunk. Louisville recounts a $50,000 ransom for Mrs. Alice Speed Stoll. Police withhold details on Frank Rossiter tied to the Lindbergh case. New York notes the death of Daddy Browning. Chicago features a defense rallying cry in a bribery case. Annapolis weighs a Maryland Court of Appeals ruling on a Baltimore fraud indictment. Atlantic City revival contributions flood Episcopalian convention. Foreign Buenos Aires sees 150000 receive communion at a Rocharane Congress. Latvia primate Kann Pommer assassinated. police probe church dispute connected violence.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Jersey City
N. J
John Feeney
Louisville
Alice Speed Stoll
Trenton
Frank Rossiter
Bruno Hauptmann
Lindbergh
New York
Daddy” Browning
Atlantic City
Buenos Aires
Kann Pommer
Latvia
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Winchester Steam Laundry
Front Royal News
Star Today
Loudoun Estate
Loudoun County
Memorial Hospital
Samuel Insull, Sr
Insull
Episcopal Church
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Daddy Browning
Librarians
Stine’s Chapel
Bride
Boy Scouts
Berry Stoll
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