Death Removes Former Dentist Hutchinson of Winchester
Death notice from Winchester Virginia reports Dr. William Faulkner Hutchinson 81 a former Winchester dentist who died Sunday at his Portsmouth Virginia home where he lived 31 years He practiced in Winchester for decades and also worked as a taxidermist He leaves a widow a daughter three sons four brothers and four granddaughters rich in Masonic and church ties
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Winchester
William Faulkner Hutchinson
Portsmouth
Noralk
Hutchinson
Page County
Philip and
Mary Hutchinson
Masonic Lodge
Dr. Hutchinson
Hiram Lodge of Masons
Park View Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Sarah V. Hutchinson
O. M. Wilson
Norfolk
F. B. Hutchinson
Buckroe Beach
J. H. Hutchinson
M. Hutchinson
John A., Allen and
Edward Hutchinson
Stanley
Herbert Hutchinson
California
Gun Battle Ends Brady Gang's Run in Bangor
Indiana authorities report two Brady gang members killed and one wounded after a Bangor shootout with FBI and police. Leaders Al Brady and Clarence Shaffer Jr. died. James Dalhover wounded and captured. Dalhover and Shaffer had hidden in Bangor while the gang robbed banks and killed officers.
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John Dillinger
G-Men
al Brady
Chicago
Indianapolis
Walter Eckert
Indiana State Police
Meredith Stewart
Bangor
Eckert
Stewart
Clarence Shaffer, Jr
James Dalhover
Indiana
Maine
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Richard Rivers
Paul Minneman
Edward Linsey
Puqua
Ohio
Baltimore
Mary Raimondo
Herbert Schwartz
Brady Gang
Dalhover
Clarence Shaffer
Giraffer
Shaffer
Dalhover-Shaffer
Eddie Maxwell
Raimondo Sisters
Mrs Edw March Remains Careful After Illness
The article notes Mrs Edw March and her family and friends feeling encouraged about her condition despite intermittent heart troubles. It mentions she had lived here many years.
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March
Bedford native widow dies after long Winchester life
Sixty ninth year resident of Winchester Mrs. March a native of Bedford Pa had daughters Mrs. A D Scott and Miss Hilda M March, a brother Issac J Hoffman of Charlottesville and three grandchildren Alfred Kathleen and John Scott. Funeral Thursday 3 30 at home West Gerard street with Rev Hubert Sydenstricker and Rev C Worthington Lowe. interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named Hoye Riley Paul Slonaker Charles Knight Jr J Henry Moling Jr Henkel Carpenter C M Martin.
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Bedford
Winchester
Edward Hoffman
Germany
Dee Eve
March
Brad
Hilda M. March
Issac J. Hoffman
Charlottesville
Alfred Kathleen
John Scott
Washington
West Gerard Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
C. Worthington
Society aims to exceed $900 in coming campaign
The Child Society notes it raised over $900 last year and hopes to surpass that total in the coming campaign. It states it has cut overhead expenses to the bone and contributors can be assured their money will be used for actual necessities.
British Diplomatic News Continues Amid Sino Japanese Clash
As the undeclared war reaches its third month near Shanghai, a Japanese spokesman says bombardments are breaking Chinese lines and forcing surrenders. A Chinese spokesman claims a Japanese landing at Yangtichiao near Liuho failed, while warning of rear attacks to be forestalled.
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China
Japan
Shanghai
Fireside chat likely to cover crop surpluses and budget
President Roosevelt plans his tenth fireside chat likely touching on crop surpluses and need for production controls. A possible extra Congressional session to address the budget and related issues may be announced. speech set for 9 30 pm and to be broadcast nationally before the Hyde Park trip.
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O’connor
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Stephen T. Early
Congress
Executive Mansion
Hyde Park
N. Y
West Coast
Shades Bought for County Office in Meeting
At a Board of Supervisors session the group approved several details for the new county office building. C I Brumback and C C Brannon will purchase suitable shades, Miss Madeline Blair gave an oral report, and a committee of Phil Gold and C M Rosenberger was named to buy coat racks for the clerk and supervisors rooms. A tax ticket file will be procured for County Treasurer Harry McCann, and the blacksmith shop rental on the county lot was set at five dollars per month.
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Board of Supervisors
C. I. Brumback
C. C. Brannon
Madeline Blair
Phil Gold
C. M. Rosenberger
Cler
Harry McCann
Children Start Woodhouse Fire At South Cameron Street Home
Firemen were called about 8 o'clock last evening to the home of Walter Lee in the 400 block on South Cameron street to extinguish a small fire that had broken out in a woodshed adjoining the dwelling. It was said some children had been playing in the woodshed. Little damage was done to the property.
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Walter Lee
Cameron Street
Lewis Quiet Over AFL Ouster Amid Union Split
Atlantic City Oct 12 John L Lewis said the A F L convention authorized ouster of his unions but he would not comment until a formal statement. He reiterated the C I O stands apart from William Green and said they are indifferent. Sidney Hillman announced a 20 percent wage rise for over a million textile workers. John Brophy cited NLRB results showing strong support for industrial unionism among American workers in mass production.
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Atlantic City
N. J
John L. Lewis
Co. 4 Co
A. F. of L
Lewis
William Green
Sidney Hillman
John Brophy
National Labor Relation Board
American Federation of Labor
Man Flannagan Jr Fined for DUI in Virginia
A. J. W. Flannagan Jr. of Abingdon Road Bristol Va was fined 100 dollars plus 12 95 costs on October 7 in Madison Courthouse for driving an automobile while under the influence of ardent spirits. Warrant by Justice W C Collins based on State Highway Officer P W Crews information charged Oct 6 unlawful operation on Virginia highways while intoxicated. Warrant notes guilty plea and payment ordered. permit surrendered and held in county office as 462153.
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Commonwealth of Virginia
Collins
William Price
J. W. Flannagan, Jr
Abingdon Road
Bristol
Britain and Italy face push for Spain accord amid war shifts
London and Paris weigh a European accord with Italy over Spain as Britain eyes intervention limits and Italy sustains Franco’s siege. Dispatches report Madrid shelling and insurgent offensives while Eden meets Chamberlain and markets react to diplomatic tensions.
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Britain
London
Italy
Spain
Eden
Chamberlain
Balmoral Castle
Madrid
Francisco Franco
France
Paris
Mussolini
Wedding Invitations Money Saving Prices At Star Job Print
Wedding invitations offered at Star Job Print highlight bargain pricing and bulk options. Local customers can select card stock styles and custom typography while preserving formal design. Availability noted for limited time with competitive rates.
Resistance By Bankers Urged at National Convention
Frank P. Bennett Jr. urged bankers to resist government expansion into savings banks and allied financial firms. He warned against new agencies and said government hands have drifted back into banking after decades of restraint. Smith of St. Louis reported member banks’ resources near 94 percent of national totals as about 5,000 bankers gathered for the sixty third annual convention.
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Boston
Frank P. Bennett
United States Investor
Bennett
Smith
St. Louis
Strike order sent to drivers by union in Greyhound lines
Cleveland October 12 A strike order for 1200 drivers on Greyhound lines in the middle and eastern states was issued by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Counsel Tom J J McGrath said a strike is unlikely unless rates of pay and working conditions reach a deadlock. The call, postponed from 5 a m Sunday to 5 a m Wednesday, followed company refusals to discuss blanket contracts while the union rejected separate deals.
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Cleveland
Greyhound Lines
Brotherhood of Railroad
Tom JJ. McGrath
McGrath
Middle West
Americans Flee Foochow as Air Raids Loom
Thirty one Americans mainly mothers with children left Foochow aboard the U S S Parrott for Hongkong in hopes of catching the President Jefferson to the United States. Foochow has not yet been attacked but frequent air alarms as Japanese planes pass over signal raids inland amid food shortages.
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Shanghai
Foochow
Mrs. Addie Afleck Dies In Maryland
Mrs. Addie Myers Affleck aged 68, wife of George H. Affleck formerly of this city, died at her Petersville Maryland home yesterday. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Grace Lutheran Church at 3 PM with interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Addie Myers Affleck
George H. Affleck
Petersville
Grace Lutheran Church
Mt. Hebro
Gunman Student Fatally Shoots Teacher at Tortous College
ISTANBUL Oct 12 The Rev William Woolworth Jr 43 of Wallingford Conn was gravely wounded by a 16 year old Turkish student at the American College of Tartous in southern Anatolia. The student shot the professor over failing marks and then killed himself.
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Istanbul
William Woolworth, Jr
Wallingford, Conn
American College of
German Plane Warned By Shot Over Frontier Zone
BAYONNE France October 12 French anti aircraft batteries fired a warning shot at a German airliner on the Stuttgart Lisbon route. Officials said the craft flew low over a forbidden zone on the Franco Spanish frontier but was not hit.
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Bayonne
France
Lisbon
Would Amend New Labor Law
Denver October 12 The American Federation of Labor convention voted unanimously to support an amendment to the Wagner act. It would permit workers to vote by crafts when selecting collective bargaining agents. The current law lets the National Labor Relations Board decide if elections are by crafts plant units or employer units.
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Denver
American Federation of Labor Convention
National Labor Relations Board
A. F. of L
Pickers' Tickets Print Now at the Star Office
Local office announces immediate printing of pickers' tickets at the Star Office. The notice specifies current availability and directs stakeholders to collect documents.
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Star Office
Mother Slain In Mysterious Chicago Slaying
Mrs. Caro line Schenke a 37 year old mother of one is found slain in Chicago prompting police to investigate the baffling case. The Central Press report notes little about motive or suspects as investigators seek leads.
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Caroline Schenke
Chicago
Central Press
Stage star Mrs. Jack Dempsey plans return to Broadway
Stage figure Mrs. Jack Dempsey, formerly Hannah Williams, will resume performing after 1933 to wed Jack Dempsey. She rose to fame in Billy Rose's Sweet and Low in 1931 and popularized the song Cheerful Little BKorful.
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Jack Dempsey
Jack
New York
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Baltimore and Chicago markets show steady to mixed changes. Cattle, calves, and hogs move with moderate demand. pork prices stay mostly firm while hogs trend slightly lower. sheep and lambs hold steady with selective gains for top lots.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
USDA
Chicago
U. S. Pt. Agr
Apple Market Prices for Apples in Winchester and Martinsburg
Demand light with market steady. Carload prices per car vary: Grimes U 8 No 1 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 inches 1 75. Yorks U S No 1 2 1 4 to 2 1 2 inches 2 75. Staymans U S No 1 2 1 4 to 2 3 4 inches 2 35. Black Twigs U S No 1 2 1 2 inches 2 50. Bushel baskets and crates listed with sizes and prices. cold storage baskets 80 cents.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
W. Va
Grimes U
Yorks U.S
Staymans U. S
Black Twigs
U. S
Staymans
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