German protest over Communist insults to Hitler in Alsace Lorraine
The German embassy in Paris delivered an oral protest to France over alleged Communist insults toward Reichsfuehrer Hitler at a Maurice Thorez rally in Alsace Lorraine. Berlin warned it was ready to seek a quick explanation from Premier Blum’s government and protested two incidents at the Strasbourg meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsace-Lorraine
Paris
Ger
France
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Maxim Litvinoff
Blum
Locarno
Foreign Office
Thorez
Alsache-Lorraine
Dirk Forster
Paul Bargeron
Berlin
Alasce- Lorraine
Strasbourg
Yhorez
Resignation As Mayor Is Revoked By Wm McNair
Pittsburgh newspaper brief reports Mayor William N. McNair revoked his resignation, sending a letter to the city clerk through ex-solicitor Gregory Zatkovich. Council had accepted the resignation last week, making Cornelius D. Scully acting mayor, with no immediate comment from officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. McNair
Pittsburgh
William N. McNair
Gregory Zatkovich
N. McMair
McNair
Cornelius D. Scully
Scully
James P. Kirk
William B. Foster
Keys on a key ring mark civilization and responsibility
Mr Winchester notes keys symbolize responsibility yet forgetting them causes trouble. He imagines a man climbing a ladder through a window to retrieve forgotten keys and asks if most keys mean more worry. The exchange suggests the burden lies as much in forgetfulness as in possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Kelly
Mr. Kelley
Typhoon Toll Rises Past Four Hundred in Philippines
Meager unofficial reports from typhoon swept Luzon indicate over 400 dead with 71 confirmed in Cabanatuan and 49 missing in Nueva Ecija. The Manila Bulletin cites 151 dead and missing in the province as authorities recount bodies recovered at Munoz and fear more losses in San Jose Papaya Ariaga and Zaragoza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Cabanatuan
Neuva Ecija Province
Luzon Island
Manila Bulletin
Neuva Ecija
Munoz
San Jose
Papaya
Ariaga
Zaragoza
Mrs. G. W. Brown Ill In New York
Relatives report Mrs. G W Brown formerly Miss Mary E Russell is seriously ill at her residence in New York City. She is the daughter of the late James B Russell of Winchester and sister to Harry K Russell Dr James I Russell and Marshall H Russell Jr.
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W. Brown
New York City
Brown
Mary E. Russell
James B. Russell
Winchester
Harry K. Russell
City
James I. Russell
Marshall H. Russell
New
Winchester Branch NA Concert Assn Opens Office
After noon the office at the George Washington Hotel remains open tonight for affiliate inquiries and membership. Several people will withhold joining until artists slated for the program are announced. Information is now available. Students and others are invited to become members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
National Concert Association
George Washington Hotel
U. S. Bank Bond Note Paper Offered to Students
An Evening Star job notice advertises 500 sheets of bond paper sized 6 by 94 inches for 25 cents, presented as a school children special.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bank
Evening Star
Public Sale of Household Property Next Oct 17
Household property auction scheduled for October 17 at 11 a.m. at Mull and Milburn address on M'dure Pike, one mile from D. L. Anderson. Public notice lists Mrs. B. B. Milburn as the seller.
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B. B. Milburn
Dure Pike
D. L. Anderson
Another Dictator? Austria's Schuschnigg consolidates power
The Austrian chancellor Kurt Schuschnigg, after an all night cabinet session in Vienna, dissolved private armies and seized full military control, likely sidelining rival Prince Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg as power centers shift toward one leader.
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Kurt Schuschnigg
Austria
Mussolini
Italy
Stalin
Soviet Union
Schuschnigg
Vienna
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Central
Preas
HoldUp Spurs Gang's Chase At Lyric Theatre
A $6000 holdup at the Lyric Theatre in Indianapolis spurs state and city police to hunt three Alfred Brady gang members who escaped from Hancock county jail in Greenfield. Ted Nicholas, the theater manager, was forced to open the safe and the burglar fled with week-end receipts while fingerprints were taken for comparison with Alfred Brady James Dahlhover and Clarence Shaffer Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Lyric Theatre
State
Alfred Brady
Hancock County
Greenfield
Ted Nicholas
Donald F. Stiver
Indiana
Frederick County Deaf to Free Ranging Dogs Ban
Frederick County Board of Supervisors served a notice that the law forbidding dogs from running at large must be enforced. They report widespread disregard and ongoing livestock losses, including sheep and fowls, from dog activity. Also, twenty applications were received for janitor roles at the courthouse and county property after the death of Lewis Crismore, with Allen Place’s application accepted at the prior salary. Resolutions note continued discussion on page eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Lewis Crismore
Allen Place
Virginia
Crismore
Orchard Apples Peak in Shenandoah Valley Packing Season
Cooler weather brings improved color to apples as harvest hits peak in Shenandoah Valley. Winchester and surrounding counties report full capacity plants with about 900 workers and double last year’s cider apple prices. The Shenandoah Apple Cider and Vinegar Corp. includes 300 employees and notes adequate supply and labor to meet demand.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Frank Armstrong
National Fruit Product Plant
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Corporation
Ray Robinson
Shenandoah Apple Cider and Vinegar Corporation
City Committee To Meet At City Hall Friday
Noble C. Pierce chairman calls Democratic Executive Committee meeting at City Hall 8 o clock Friday evening to appoint precinct workers plan speaking and organize for the presidential election. Attendees urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble C. Pierce
Democratic Executive Committee
Pierce
Miss Maxwell Moves Family From Wise Co
Edith Maxwell 22 travels with her two sisters and furniture from Pound Virginia to a Chesterfield County farm owned by Earl Maxwell. The move follows her release on bond as her second trial for killing her father Trigg Maxwell nears November 16 at Wise County Circuit Court. The family seeks privacy with the new residence not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
News-Leader
Edith Maxwell
Pound
Chesterfield County
Trigg Maxwell
A. T. Dotson
Earl Maxwell
Wise County
Sen
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Edith
Henrico County
Roosevelt Is Given Ovation In Foe's State
President Roosevelt visits Kansas to rally support in Alf Landon's home state. He attacks GOP leaders for spreading fear of the New Deal, asserts class unity, and outlines his economic security program. Stops include Wichita Emporia and possibly Ottawa with further talks planned. Continued on Page 10.
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Wichita
Kas
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Lawrence Stadium
Emporia
Ottawa
Kansas City
Kaw River
Kansas
London
Hoover
Denver
Washington
United States
Florence
Olathe
Deed Approves Keller Estate Lot Sale to Winchester Masons
A court decree records the sale of the George W. Keller estate lot and store at 116 North Loudoun Street to Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 A. F. & A. M. for $19,000. Judge Philip Williams of Corporation Court signed, with B. M. Sullivan handling the closing. The site, once a Keller hardware store, sits in the heart of the business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street
George W. Keller
North
Winchester Hiram Lodge
A. FP
A. My
Philip Williams
Corporation Court
B. M. Sullivan
Keller
B. P. Harrison
James P. Reardon
Grand Jury To Get Report On Girl's Slaying
Lieut. Joseph Itzel of the Baltimore police said new evidence in the Corinna Loring case would be presented to the Prince Georges county grand jury in Upper Marlboro Maryland. He conferred with State's Attorney Alan Bowie who had earlier said he was unsure the case would go before the grand jury.
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Upper Marlboro
Joseph Itzel
Baltimore Police
Corinna Loring
Prince Georges County
Grand Jury
Itzel
Mount Rainier
Richard Tear
Alan Bowie
Bowie
Loring
Grand
Landon Vows End to New Deal Abuses in Michigan Trip
On a campaign swing through Ohio to Michigan Alf Landon pledged to end New Deal abuses and relief waste. He proposed returning relief to states with federal grants in aid while keeping federal support, and warned against spoilsmen profiting from distress.
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Landon
New Deal
Detroit
Alf M. Landon
Michigan
Ohio
Henry Ford
Edsel Ford
Navin Field
Sandusky
Cleveland
Lions Induct Two Members in Club Ceremony
Melvin Dunlap and the Rev. Allen Jones were inducted into Lions at the weekly George Washington Hotel luncheon. Officers Schenck Barr Ireland Snider Hengeve and Louderback presented lapel buttons ethics motto and meaning of Lions Liberty Intelligence and Our Nation's Safety. A Chamber of Commerce letter urged waiving next luncheon for Dr. C. R. Anderson's official welcome. The board announced a schedule shift to Friday evening. Past President Sam Preston received a past president's certificate.
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Melvin Dunlap
Allen Jones
George Washington Hotel
Lions Schenck
Barr
Ireland
Snider
Hengeve
Louderback
Chamber of Commerce
C. R. Anderson
England
Lions
Sam Preston
Temperance Group Elects Mrs Hoge To Lead WCTU
Mrs. M Hoge of Lincoln County was re elected to her thirty ninth term as president of the local W C T U at Charlottesville annual convention. Resolutions urged local option elections on state liquor stores and beer under the same laws as hard liquor. The group also opposed public education funds from liquor sales and gambling, Sunday moving pictures, numbers rackets and expanding military budgets.
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M. Hoge
Lincoln
County
Son
Virginia
Charlottesville
Army
Navy
Hoge
Edward Newell
South Richmond
Herbert Sanders
Roanoke
Martha N. Brookings
Darlington County
George A. Hamilton
Communists Seek Bans on Fascist Uniforms in UK
The Communist party urged Sir John Simon to ban political uniforms and close about 500 British Fascist party branches in the United Kingdom. Sir Oswald Mosley rejected the idea of giving up the uniforms for his fascist group.
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London
Communist Party
John Simon
United Kingdom
Oswald Mosley
Geese Head South. Some Die at Niagara Falls
Niagra Falls acting Police Chief H A Collins said a large flock of wild geese flying south rested in the Niagara river and several were swept to their deaths over the horse shoe falls during a today sighting.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
H. A. Collins
Niagara Falls Reservation
Niagara River
Horseshoe Falls
Socialists claim six distinct victories in fierce Madrid defense
Socialist militiamen won six engagements against Fascist forces halted advances around El Escorial Castillejos and Toledo. Government operations from Navas del Rey Pelayos and Teruel saw heavy fighting with results including 40 Fascist dead and 200 captured near Teruel. Oviedo fell largely to Socialists as miners led the bombardment push.
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Burgos
Spain
Madrid
Salamanca
Miguel Maura
War Ministry
Tobledo de Chavela
el Escorial
Cerebros
Navas del Rey
Pelayos
San Martin de Caldeighlesias
Castillejos
Tagus River
Macejon
Teruel
Toledo
Olias del Rey
Burgas
Oviedo
Byrd Speech Broadcast From WRVA NPR Stations
Senator Harry F. Byrd will speak in Richmond at 9 o clock in support of the Democratic campaign. The address will be aired by WRVA and carried on the Norfolk and Roanoke stations.
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Harry F. Byrd
Richmond
WRVA
Norfolk
Roanoke
Keller's Hardware Store Benefit Tal Oct 16 17
Benefit tale at Keller's Hardware Store scheduled for October 16 and 17. Proceeds support a community cause with local patrons assisting through shop events and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller’s
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Erlin
Maurice Thorez
MR Winchester
G. W. Brown
New York
Karl Schuschnigg
National Fruit and Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Operating
Miss Maxwell
Wise Co
Chesterfield
Foe
Masons Bay
Republican Party
Preston
Howard M. Hoge
Temperance
Ella A. Boole
Brooklyn
N.Y
World W. Co.t. A
Dorothy Sandridge
Buford Harper
Danville
Lillian A. Shepherd
Evelyn G. Peterson
Pamplin
Elizabeth H. Strickler
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