Young Monarch Acclaimed By Belgrade Crowd At Palace
Belgrade Yugoslavia October 13 A scene of unprecedented popular acclamation greeted the child king Peter as he arrived to take the throne of his assassinated father. The widowed queen and Dowager Queen Marie of Romania accompanied him as tears and cheers filled the station. The widow Alexander’s exhaustion kept her from joining the greeting as crowds praised the little king and mourned the king’s death.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Peter
Marie
Romania
Alexander
Prince Paul
Final Baseball Contest Set For Tomorrow
The local baseball season ends tomorrow afternoon on the Park diamond when South End faces the Park team. O Sullivan Rubber Company players will play for South End in uniforms and a good game is expected. Proceeds will help cover banquet expenses for both teams members.
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Park
South End
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Rainy Start to Week Then Warm and Cold Fronts
Weather outlook for the North and Middle Atlantic states shows rain Tuesday or Wednesday and again at the week’s end. A warmer spell is expected early in the week, followed by a much colder Wednesday night and Thursday, with warming again on Friday and Saturday.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Reporter’s Tall Tale on Ike Smith and a Wildcat
A local reporter hurries to get a sensational story about Ike Smith allegedly killing a wildcat with bare hands. The tale proves false when the reporter learns the claim came from an unreliable source, prompting a wary reaction from the writer about pasteboard journalism.
Apple Exports Below Last Year On Market Report
Market for imported deciduous fruit shows modest gains in some regions while U S apple exports lag behind last year. Prices in Liverpool and London mixed with Washington Jonathans improving yet calyx rot seen in some West Virginia fruit. Canadian bulk of imports and rising shipments expected, with Belgian crop disappointing and early varieties trading at low prices.
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Fred A. Motz
Europe
Department of Liverpool
U. S S
Virginia Jonathans
Liverpool
Yorks
Oregon
Newtowns
British Columbia
U.S. No
California
London
Washington
West Virginia
U.S
U. S
United Kingdom
Canada
Virginia
Jonathan
Semi-Pros To Play Game In Martinsburg
The Winchester Semi-pros agreed to play the Martinsburg football team in Martinsburg at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon after a Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce official said a Berkeley Springs West Virginia team played there last week with no evidence of ill will. The decision followed recent labor tensions when Martinsburg textile workers who had visited Berkeley Springs were detained nearby.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Berkeley Springs
Public sale of Jol liffe household goods near Stephenson
A public sale of neat household goods from J. L. Jol liffe and J. W. Jol liffe is set for October 17 at 11 a.m. near Stephenson Virginia with items in good condition available to buyers.
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Nice
J. L
J. W. Jolliffe
Stephenson
Desperate Hunt for Floyd Ordered to End
In Missouri and Kansas, Col. B. Marvin Casteel halted the large manhunt for Charles Arthur Pretty Boy Floyd after 24 hours, returning troopers to assignments as more than 250 peace officers and 40 highway patrolmen had sought Floyd and two companions seen near Mexico, Missouri. An army of over 3000 officers patrolled roads seeking the trio, with vigilantes awaiting orders. The companions’ identities remained uncertain, with one man previously thought to be W H Shine Rush jailed near Norman Oklahoma.
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Jefferson City
B. Marvin’ Casteel
Missouri Highway Patrol
Charles Arthur
Pretty Boy) Floyd
Mexico
Missouri
Iowa
Casteel
Kansas City
Charles Floyd
Desperado
Kansas City Union Station
Floyd
W. H. “Shine
Rush
Norman
Okla
L. Blanchard
Corporation Court To Be Opened Monday
The October term of Corporation Court will convene Monday under Judge Philip Williams. A grand jury may be summoned if time allows. The Max Krol case, tied to misused funds at Arthur G. Jones Woolen Mill, faces bond forfeiture issues after prior appeals and a separate New York bond for the same case.
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Corporation Court
Philip Wiliams
Max Krol
Charles A. Eliot
Chicago
Krol
Arthur G. Jones
New York
Committee To See Governor About Relief
Governor George C. Peery awaits word from a committee named by E. M. Stull of the League of Virginia Municipalities. The group will meet with the governor to discuss relief problems Virginia communities face this winter. Mayor W. R. L. Taylor of Norfolk chairs. members include mayors of Alexandria Portmouth Clifton Forge Hopewell Richmond Gordonsville and Lynchburg councilman A. M. Schewel.
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Richmond
George C. Peery
E. M. Stull
League of Virginia Municipalities
Virginia
W. R.L. Taylor
Norfolk
Alexandria
Pulaski
Portsmouth
Clifton Forge
Hopewell
Gordonsvile
A. M. Schewel
Lynchburg
Admiral Byrd Returns to Little America Base After Winter Vigil
Admiral Richard E. Byrd flies from his Antarctic winter camp at Little America to the main base. Pilot Bill Bowling brought Byrd back after nearly seven months away. Byrd’s party remained at the hut as he regained health and weight. A message to Mrs. Byrd confirmed his return and that all was well.
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Admiral Byrd
Little America
Hut
Antarctica
MacKay
Ph—Bears
Richard E. Byrd
Bill Bowling
Byrd
Byrd Hut
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Librarians Gather for Mid East Library Association Meeting
The Mid East Library Association opens its annual meeting at Handley Library in Winchester with about 200 attendees from Baltimore Washington northern Virginia Maryland and West Virginia. Dr John C French Johns Hopkins speaks for opening ceremonies and Dr George F Bowerman DC Public Library delivers the principal address. A tour of Winchester and Handley Library history program highlight the afternoon.
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The
Middle Eastern Library Association
Handley Library
Baltimore
Washington
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
C. R. Anderson
Winchester
R. Gray Williams
Handley Board of Trustees
John C. French
Johns Hopkins University
George Washington Hotel
George F. Bowerman
Public Library of
District of Columbia
C. Vernon Eddy
Graichen Collection Antique Furniture Auction at Cameron St
Public sale of The Graichen Collection of Antique Furniture at 326 N Cameron St on Thursday October 18 at 10 AM. Auctioneer Hansbrough & Carter note many pieces of merit in the collection.
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Graichen
N. Cameron St
Hansbrough & Carter
Congress Member Hart In Crash In Arizona
Kingman Arizona October 13 Rep J C Scrugham of Nevada sustained head and leg injuries and lost a substantial amount of blood in an automobile wreck late last night doctors reported his condition not serious at 2 30 to 3 30 p m John Heinz Baby Foods advertised at 3 for 25c while Seventh Heaven was featured in Lux Toilet Soap program at the Pure Food Store
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Kingman
Ariz
J. C. Scrugham
Nevada
T. R. White
John Heinz
Baby Foods
Ger Boles
Miriam Hopkins
Seventh Heaven
Pure Food
Foreign papers honor Gen Johnson with bronze medal
Hugh S. Johnson holds a bronze medal from the foreign language press for unselfish devotion to the American people. The award was presented at Walter Reed Hospital where he is confined with an infection. The Blue Eagle wicker sculpture tied to his NRA Office was moved from the Commerce Department for disposal as Johnson remains hospitalized with a sinus disorder.
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Washington
Hugh S. Johnson
Walter Reed Hospital
Johnson
Roosevelt
Hugh
NRA
Commerce Department
Clay Williams
Hungarian band named assassin group identified by Sûreté
Paris October 13 The terrorist band Atasha blamed by Yugoslavia for the assassinations of King Alexander and Louis Barthou was identified by the French Sûreté Nationale as behind the Marseille killings. Two suspects captured two fled police, with others named as Yugoslav refugees connected to the group led by V. E. Paverich. A woman gun courier Marc Vjoudrouch was said to have carried arms to France. Additional suspects identified from photos include Sylvester Chalny Manny and Egon Kramer. An Anto ine Olah was arrested in Marseille for links to the same circle. Authorities said bullets and practice were traced to Hungary via Swiss passports.
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Paris
Atasha
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Surete Hugary Ecc
French
Surete Nationale
Alexander
Louis Barthou
France
Marseille
Annesmasse
Petrus Kaleman
V. E. Paverich
Moll
Marc Vjoudrouch
Sylvester Chalny
Manny
Egon Kramer
Zilini
Egon Kvaternik
Antoine Olah
Rajitch
Lausanne
Roll Call Set Up Named for Red Cross Drive
The 18th annual Red Cross roll call will run October 29 to November 3 with volunteers from Winchester and Frederick County. Rev. E T Clarke is Roll Call chairman. Mrs. Richard E Griffith assists. a central committee plans team work and business solicitation.
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Red Cross Drive
Winchester
Frederick County
E. T. Clarke
Richard E. Griffith
Frank Crawford
Richard Griffith
John Scully
Prank Crawford
Central Committee
W. Nelson Page
J. Victor Arthur
Andrew Bell
C. Vernon Eddy
Harry R. Kern, Jr
John I. Sloat
Leslie D Kline
New Trial Granted in Lamson Wife Murder Case
California Supreme Court grants David A. Lamson a new trial for the murder of his wife Allene. It rules the San Jose trial evidence was only suspicion and that Lamson’s theory his wife fell to her death is better supported by the record. The court noted his statements about death timing were corroborated by a warm body and bathwater still warm at discovery.
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San Francisco
California Supreme Court Today
David A. Lamson
Stanford Press
Allene
Supreme Court
San Jose
High Court
Lamson
World News at a Glance
Domestic price cuts spark a 4.1 cent per gallon drop across major brands in three days. Washington notes Germany will abrogate MFN status on October 14 1935. Baltimore reports a man found dead at age 45 with unclear cause. San Francisco Supreme Court orders a new Lamson murder trial. Fletcher of the RNC criticizes Democratic campaigning. Chicago wheat prices surge over 4 cents per bushel as shortages mount. Belgrade King Peter II greeted by peasants amid tears. Paris identifies the Atasha band as behind the assassination of King Alexander and Louis Barthou.
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Baltimore
Washington
Hans Luther
State Department
Germany
Ie McCabe
Ace
Picard
San Francisco
Belgrade
Peter II
Paris
Atasha
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Alexander
Louis Barthou
Double Parking Causes Traffic Jam on Main St
A brief traffic jam occurred on North Loudoun Street between Boscawen and Piccadilly Street at 2:15 today. Over twenty cars were tied up for several minutes as two large trucks parked double and blocked the southbound lane, horns sounding as drivers tried to pass.
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Main St
Loudoun Street
Boscawen
Piccadilly Street
Forty two Years in the White House diary published
Hoover longtime White House chief usher Irwin Hood Hoover died last year leaving a diary that could be published posthumously. The new book draws reader interest as gossip and biography detailing presidents families personalities habits and daily life.
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Irwin Hood Hoover
White House
Federal agents still active in Lindbergh kidnapping case
Washington reports the Justice Department remains active in the Lindbergh kidnapping probe. J Edgar Hoover led agents to New York as officials prepare for possible cooperation with New Jersey and New York authorities. Col Charles A Lindbergh may testify if Hauptmann takes the stand for extradition hearings in Bronx court Monday.
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Washington
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Revert
Lind
New York
Bruno Mauptmann
Lindbergh
Bronx County
Esas
Cae Caia
Hauptmann
J. F
Jassie” Condon
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Nesses
Flemington
N.J
J.' Edgar Hoover
Bureau of Investigation
Mrs. MacCallum Stars in Sun Up drama at Capitol Theatre
Lucille Heath MacCallum stars as Widow Cagie in the Little Theatre play Sun Up directed by E. P. Browning Jr. at Capitol Theatre Friday October 19 at 8 30 p m. She moved to Winchester from New York City and previously lived in Chapel Hill home of the Carolina Play Makers.
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Little Theatre
E. P. Browning, Jr
Capitol Theatre
Lucille Heath MacCallum
Widow Cagie
MacCallum
Winchester
New York City
Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolina Play Makers
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