Two Winesburg sisters die in Shenandoah Valley crash
Coroner Dr. W. C. Ford orders an inquest into a Valley Pike collision near Maurertown that killed Miss Mabel Winesburg 21 and Miss Esther Winesburg 19. Two Cook brothers aged 16 and 20 were injured as a truck driven by Harry Abrams of Washington, D. C. collided with the auto. Brennis Cook is in Winchester Hospital with brain concussion and unstable condition. Gayland Cook suffers nervous shock.
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The
Star
Woodstock
Maurertown
Shenandoah County
W. C. Ford
Young Cook
Winchester Hospital
Valley Pike
Valley Pike Church
Mabel Winesburg
Esther Winesburg
Washington, D. C
TTA
G. ©. Crank
G. J. Shaver
Brennis Cook
Strasburg
Cook
Gaylord Cook
Crank
Glass Calls Hoax on Gold Standard Threat
In Lynchburg Virginia Senator Carter Glass denies any administration hint that the nation was two weeks from abandoning the gold standard. He blasts claims by Senators Watson and Reed as pre election hoaxes and rebukes misstatements about the Hoover era banking plan.
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Lynchburg
Carter Glass
Senate
Washington
Watson
Virginia
Indiana
Reed
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Glass
Chicago
United States
Eugene Meyer
Federal Reserve Board
Senator Reed
Pope
Federal Reserve System
Senator Watson
Ammunition Is Stored By Strikers
Troops rushed to the countryside from Taylorville Illinois after reports that about 200 coal mine strikers stored a barn with ammunition. Thirty men fled the barn but most were captured following an exciting chase.
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Associated Press
Taylorville
Ill
State Convict Camp Moves to Clarke County
State Convict Camp No. 32, previously at Pugh's Run near Woodstock, is being moved seven miles east to the Berryville Winchester pike area in Minniewood Chapel. Laborers are building barracks and facilities to house convicts for reconstructing the Berryville pike from Opequon Creek to the Shenandoah River, with $100,000 allotted by the Virginia State Highway Department.
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Pugh’s Run
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Berryville-Winchester Pike
Minniewood Chapel
Berryville Pike
Opequon Creek
Shenandoah River
Castleman's Ferry
Virginia State Highway Department
Winchester-Berryville
Valley Pike
Maurertown
Stephens City
Winchester
Lacey Springs
Harrisonburg
Hoover Defends Constitution as Lawyers Face Theories
President Hoover told the American Bar Association in Constitutional Hall that seductive but unworkable theories threaten the nation. He urged lawyers to defend the system of government and the rights of the poor against oppressive rules and rapacious extortions, stressing the Supreme Court’s apex role.
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Washington
Hoover
American Bar Association
Constitutional Hall
Supreme Court
Charles Evans Hughes
Wilson
Justce
War Department
Mr. Hoover
Supreme Court of the United Sates
Beauty Nook Expands Offerings at Cameron Street Salon
Beauty Nook at 122 North Cameron Street now specializes in women’s and children’s hair cutting with new prices. Open daily from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Mrs. Tley Kater is listed as proprietor.
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North Cameron St
Tley Kater
Sale of A S Henkle Farm Near Strasburg Va
Auction notice for 597 acres including 200 acres river bottom offers a large colonial brick house two miles east of Strasburg Virginia. Sale set for Oct 21 at 2 PM in Front Royal with details available at J M Steck office Winchester VA.
Democratic stump campaign to sweep Frederick County
A county wide Democratic stump campaign runs from October 19 to November 3 to back Roosevelt Garner and nine Virginia congress candidates. Major Robertson opens at Middletown High School October 19. events follow at Braetown, Stephens City, Mountain Falls and Frederick County schools with Wray Kuykendall Harrison Brill among speakers.
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Congress
Frederick County
Luther Pannett
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John Nance Garner
Texas
Virginia
Major A. Willis Robertson
Andrew J. Montague
Patrick H. Drewry
Thomas G. Burch
Howard W. Smith
Clifton A. Woodrum
John W. Flannagan
S. Otis Bland
Colgate W. Darden
Robertson
Major Robertson
Seventh
State Court of Appeals
Middletown High School
Braetown
T. Russell Cather
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
Stephens City
Frank M. Wray
Berryville
Clarke County
Burr P. Harrison
Mt. Falls Golder
Harrison
Floyd M. Brill
Mountain Falls
Bonus Chief Seeks Hoover Aid For Bonus Army Needs
Hoke Smith led the Bonus Expeditionary Force delegation into the White House where President Hoover received them and listened as they requested clothing bedding and a food allowance of at least 15 cents per day. Frank T. Hines stood with the president as the plea was presented.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Bonus Expeditionary Force
Hoke Smith
Frank T. Hines
Veterans’ Affairs
Smith
White House
Eighty thousand barrels of apples sail to Manchester
Eighty thousand barrels of apples were aboard the steamer Winona County bound for Manchester England. Most fruit came from the Shenandoah Valley with Maryland and Pennsylvania additions. A second shipment of 3500 barrels rode the City of Norfolk headed for a French port.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Winona County
Manchester
Eng
Shenandoah Valley
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Norfolk
Public Auction Sale of Potomac Edison Stock
For sale at public auction in front of the County Courthouse on Saturday October 15 1932 for cash 16 shares of Potomac Edison Stock 7 Percent Preferred Emma V Lupton executrix of Sallie Fries Boxwell deceased 6 11p eod 4t
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Potomac Edison
Emma V. Lupton
Sallie Fries Boxwell
Cornerstone laid for new Supreme Court building
President Hoover officiated as the cornerstone for the Supreme Court building was laid before a gathering of judiciary and the American Bar Association. Chief Justice Hughes dabbed mortar on the stone as Guy A. Thompson, Bar Association president, did the same amid light drizzle during John W. Davis's address.
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Associated Press
Washington
Judiciary
American Bar Association
Supreme Court of the United States
Hoover
Hughes
Guy A. Thompson
St. Louis
Bar Association
John W. Davis
Supreme Court
Capitol
Sarah Zaners Bugle and Drum Corps Organized
The Sarah Zane Drum and Bugle Corps is formed under Arthur S Rowles with four bugles and six drums. The group will meet Wednesdays at 7 30 pm and hopes for a public appearance in the Armistice Day celebration on November 11. W M Morrison, former U S Army officer, will teach army steps and parade work.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
Arthur S Rowles
Sarah Zane
W. M. Morrison
United States Army
Hoover to Speak Briefly at Martinsburg Stop
President Hoover will land in Martinsburg for about ten minutes departing the White House route to Cleveland. He will address the crowd at 8 45 Saturday morning at the B and O station as amplifiers are installed and crowds are anticipated.
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Martinsburg
the Star
W. Va
Hoover
Walter S. Hallanan
B. and O
White House
Cleveland
Ohio
Dying boy shapes theory in triple slaying case
In Connellsville a dying boy named Billy told investigators three men were in the Tressler home when he went to bed. Names given include Philip Renda and George Lohr, with a third unnamed suspect. Renda is jailed in Uniontown and says he visited the home Tuesday night. Lohr claims paternity of a child born to Mrs Tressler. Clyde Harden sought details at the station.
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Associated Press
Connellsville
Nellie Tressler
Amanda Harden
Tressler
Sadie
Philip Renda
George Lohr
Youngwood
Renda
Uniontown
Lohr
Clyde Harden
Cumberland
Mrs. J. W. Yates Dies At Home Of Daughter-In-Law
Mrs. Lucie Reid Yates widow of James William Yates of Markham Fauquier county Va died yesterday at the home of her daughter in Washington D C aged 78 born November 10 1854 in Flint Hill Rap pahannock county Va Survived by two sons Major E Sears Yates USMC retired and James William Yates of Birmingham Ala two daughters Mrs Philip Henry Lee of Gainesville Va and Miss Edith Catlett Yates a third son Mark Reid Yates died four years ago Funeral services at 11 oclock Saturday at the home of her daughter in law in Washington and interment at Leeds Va
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Lucie Reid Yates
James William Yates
Markham
Fauquier County
Mark Reid Yates
Massachusetts Avenue
Washington, D. C
Yates
Flint Hill
Rappahannock County
E. Sears Yates
United States Marine Corps
Birmingham
Ala
Philip Henry Lee
Gainsville
Edith Catlett Yates
Washington
Leeds
Curb Market Special Cottage Cheese Tept Patronage
Wanted ad seeks a colored man for housework acting as butler or chauffeur. Must be honest intelligent neat appearing with references. Apply at Star Office. Curb Market runs Saturday 9 to 2 30 with special cottage cheese.
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Star Office
Firemen urge alleys of GIV be kept open
The Charley Rouss Fire Company asks Winchester’s Common Council to enforce the city ordinance prohibiting blocking public alleys by parked cars. They cite fire risk and water loss of property, especially in Indian alley, urging immediate action to keep alleys open for life and property safety.
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Charley Rouss Fire Company
Common Council
Winchester
Hon. Common Council
Charley Rouss Fire CO
Climber Falls to Death From Great Pyramid in Cairo
Eld ridge Rand Herron an American climber with the German American Himalayan expeditions slipped from the Great Pyramid and died instantly. He had recently attempted Nanza Parbat with the party and arrived in Egypt after landing at Suez. The 461 foot pyramid presented a challenging ascent but Herron perished as he slid down its stone blocks to the desert sands. Herron had climbed about 23 000 feet with the expedition before weather halted plans to scale Nanza Parbat.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Eldridge Rand Herron
Great Pyramid
Herron
Nanza Parbat
Europe
Suez
Be Centennial Celebrated by D A R Chapter
Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its monthly meeting at George Washington's Headquarters to mark a bicentennial, with a devotional, an original poem by Mrs. Susie Glass Strider, and a report from state conference in Wytheville praising George Wythe and a marker reading State Approved Water Supply. The gathering noted Wytheville’s welcome for 200 delegates and discussed the conference’s spring schedule and district members.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Washington
Washington
Susie Glass Strider
Frank Crawford
Wytheville
George Wythe
America
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
John Marshall
Henry Clay
Virginia
Crawford
Wythe County
Plana St Forest
Rae Ae
Mount Veernon
B M. Roszel
Masonic Rites For Clarence W. Hensell Held in Winchester
Funeral services for Clarence W. Hensell, a member of an old Winchester family, were held at Kurtz chapel. The Rev. E A Lambert and Rev. Dr F T McFaden led the ceremonies with a graveside service at Mount Hebron Cemetery by Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21 A F and A Masons. Pallbearers included C Fred Barr, Frank Feinberg, Mifflin B Clowe, Geo B Bushnell, Charles R McCann, Dr B M Knight Sr, H C Sheetz, T Y Kinzel and William B Wagner.
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Clarence W. Hensell
Winchester
Staunton
Kurtz
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
F. T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Mount Hebron
Winchester Hiram Lodge
No. 21
A. F
A. Masons
Harry W. Seabright
C. Fred Barr
Frank Feinberg
Mifflin B. Clowe
Geo. B. Bushnell
Charles R. McCann
B. M. Knight
H.C. Sheetz
T. Y. Kinzel
William B. Wagner
Harvest festival ideas brighten St Helens church
Flashes of life from St Helens England describe a harvest festival plan with congregants decorating the church using coal glass and barley to celebrate kindly fruits of the earth. The note sits alongside brief local crime and incident items from Newberg Oregon Dallas etc.
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Associated Press
ST. Helens
England
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