Nye Seeks Remodeling Of Neutrality Bill To Keep Embargo On Arms
Senator Nye urges revising the administration neutrality bill to preserve the arms embargo and add safeguards against an unlimited war boom. He questions the cash and carry approach and proposes questioning 50 leading industrialists including Ford and DuPont to gauge potential economic risks.
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Nye
Washington
R-Nd
North Dakotan
Taft
Europe
Roosevelt
Senate
Edward R. Stettinius Jr
Henry Ford
Lammot DuPont
Eugene G. Grace
Walter 5. Gifford
Owen D
Ernest T. Weir
William Hudson
Henry 8
When Hitler Missed Death Box Cap Recalls McDonald Tale
The London Sunday Express on September 17 reported a spoof claiming Lance-Corporal Adolf Hitler was among attackers on October 31, 1914. It notes J. R. McDonald now Hull stipendiary and jokes of many impersonators of Hitler, Goebbels, and Himmler.
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London Sunday Express
Hitler
J. R. McDonald
Hull
Adolf Hitler
MacDonald Hati
Five Are Hurt In Rail Mishap
In Philadelphia a freight locomotive sideswiped the Golden Arrow express derailing four passenger cars. One passenger Mrs E H Monroe of Grand Junction Colorado was moved to New York for treatment. Pennsylvanias Harry E Meehan said the initial report suggested the freight engine entered the main line without a stop signal.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Tire
E. H. Monroe
Grand Junction
Colo
New York
Fond Employes
Harry E. Eeane
Suppese Pennsylvan
Bus Schedule Change Briefly Adjusted Morning Run
The Atlantic Greyhound Lines will depart Winchester for Washington at 9 20 a m starting Sunday morning October 15. The bus still travels via Middleburg with no other schedule changes.
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Atlantic Greyhound Lines
Winchester
Washington
Middleburg
Call Selling Still Menace In Fruit Mart
Virginia orchardists and retailers met to promote a Buy Virginia Apples campaign. They discussed reducing a two million bushel surplus caused by reduced exports and the threat of direct orchard to consumer calls undermining price structure. The Virginia Chamber of Commerce and Virginia Horticultural Society join with retailers to aid consumer education and boost domestic use. Verdon Kemp noted the campaign while page continuation is cited.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Horticultural Society
Verdon Kemp
Patrol Boys To Take Tests At Handley School
Patrol boys will be tested on port safety duties and regulations for port violations. Tests by L. Largent Jr. of JBT cover aiding younger children, warning of danger, looking both ways, and not stopping traffic unless directed. They will study the Patrol Safety Code.
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Handley School
L. Largent, Jr
J. B.T
Cven
Two German U boats sunk by British patrols
British admiralty reported that two German submarines were sunk by patrols. The Friday the thirteenth comment was noted as unlucky for German subs. Some survivors were rescued by the submarine hunting craft.
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British Admiralty
Two Largest Hotels Have Over 50 000 Guests A Year
The George Washington and its smaller brother Hatel Jack hostels together attract over 50 000 annual guests at Winchester. Manager Eugene R Branch notes a bid season in April and autumn months driving the busy year with visitors from many States and international trade showing how the festival boosts tourism.
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Winchester
George Washington
Hatel Jack
Eugene R Branch
George Washington Corporation
The
Star
Vreseen Aev VE
Gulivuly OP
Prank on Farmer Ends in Fatal Mental Disturbance
Raymond Soukoup, 26, a Fulton Missouri farmer, was frightened in his field on September 22 when two white garbed men startled him. He later died at a state hospital from maniacal exhaustion linked to a severe mental disturbance after being deemed insane a week later.
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Fulton
Raymond Soukoup
Soukoup
Governor Seeks Pardon Recommendation for Billings
California Governor Culbert L. Olson asked the state Supreme Court to recommend granting a pardon to Warren K. Billings, serving life at Folsom for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing. Olson had already pardoned Tom Mooney, and maintains both men are innocent.
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San Francisco
Culbert L. Olson
California Supreme Court Today
Warren K. Billings
Folsom Prison
Olson
Tom Mooney
Mooney
Billings
No Progress Is Seen For Peace In Europe War Talks
Rome reports from authoritative sources say Chamberlain’s reply to Hitler’s end the war proposal shows little or no progress toward peace. Italy maintains a no initiative policy in both military terms and peace efforts as Mussolini faces pressure from Germany to aid the axis.
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Rome
Chamberlain
Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
U S Lawmaker Reports Caribbean U boat Findings
Rep. Snyder of Pennsylvania returned from inspecting Caribbean operations near U S soil. He said undersea craft approached close to United States waters but did not reveal the vessel’s nationality.
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Washington
Rep
Snyder
D-Pa
Caribbean
United States
Cramer
Reception at Christ Church House Warming by Woman's Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary and the rector Rev. R. B. Nelson remind Christ Church members of Christ House open today from 8 to 10 o'clock. The Auxiliary oversees arrangements and the event is styled as a House Warming.
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R. B. Nelson
Christ House
Communists Tied to Rothstein Funding of 1926 Farriers Strike
Maurice L. Malkin testified before a House committee that Arnold Rothstein loaned about 1.75 million dollars to the Farriers' Union in 1926, with at least 110000 paid to New York policemen over seventeen weeks to keep order during the strike. He named Johnny Broderick Jesse Josephs and Barney Ruditzky as paid officers and said the law firm Snitkin handled strike matters after Communist control.
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Washington
American Communist Party
House Committee
Arnold Rothstein
New York
Maurice L. Malkin
Farriers
Malkin
Communist Party
Sing Sing
Inj
Rothstein
Johnny Broderick
Sweden Mobilizes Defenses on Norrland Frontier
Sweden orders strengthening of military defenses in upper Norrland near the Finnish border as tension rises. King Gustaf invites Denmark Norway and Finland to meeting in Stockholm October 18 to discuss the Finnish Russian question with Scandinavian rulers. Finland issues civil defense decree calling civilians to readiness for non military support during the emergency.
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Stockholm
Norrland
Sweden
Gustaf
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Stockhoyn
Helsinki
Kyvesti Kallio
Soviet
Russia
Kremlin
Death of Clarence E. Cougill prominent Middletown farmer
Clarence Edward Cougill 71 of Middletown Virginia died last night at 7 after months of illness. A Frederick County native born in Stephens City he was a member of the Methodist Church Marsh Run Lodge I O O P and served on the Frederick Mutual Fire Insurance Co board. Widely known in the southern counties his death is attributed to complications. Continued on page 11.
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Clarence Edward Cougill
Middletown
Frederick County
Miller
Cougill
Stephens
Sean
John
Marsh Run Lodge
Frederick Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Germany moves to assess peace hopes with Russia and Italy
Berlin reports say Germany engaged in consultations with Soviet Russia and Italy after Chamberlain rejected Hitler’s peace plan. Nazi officials claim Germany is done with Chamberlain and Daladier but await neutral mediation, possibly from the United States, to avert a blood bath.
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Germany
Russia
Italy
Chamberlain
Berlin
Daladier
Adolf Hitler
Nine officers installed to lead Locke Clarke Legion Post
Locke Clarke Legion Post in Berryville names new officers for the coming year. Ernest F. Locke is commander with J Townshend well as first vice commander and Frank M. Wray as second vice commander. Other officers include J F Spates service officer and T M Hooker finance officer. Spates Scheur Griffing and Crim re elected. Dedication plans for the new community building are set after November 11 as funds are raised to pay the more than 12500 dollar cost.
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Berryville
Lloyd Willi- Jetson
Star Today
W. H. Elikfritts
Strasburg
Ernest F. Locke
J. Townshendwell
Frank M. Wray
J. F. Spates
T. M. Hooker
Harold L. Scheur
J. D. Griffing
John E. Zumbro
James R. Crim
Spates
Scheur
Griffing
Crim
Mr. Ellifritts
Cormades Murdock and Middleton
Geo. W. Mulc
International Threat of War Summary
AP report summarizes global tension as European powers seek mediation while Britain and Germany clash over responses. Russia resumes talks with Turkey. Finland orders civilian prep. Britain concentrates troops near the northeast front. Italy watches. A New York liner rescues a crew after a British freighter sinks in flames.
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New York
Emile Miguet
Peaches Bloomed and Bees Gathered on Christmas Day 1889
Old timers recall Christmas warmth and spring flowers in 1889 as H W Wisecarver remembers a mild winter. He notes people rode horseback from Middletown to Relief near A B Church in shirt sleeves despite cold, snow earlier.
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H. W. Wisecarver
Middletown
A. B. Church
Mr. Wharver
Roosevelt Explains Recent Action On Finland Baltic Policy
President Roosevelt outlined American representations to Soviet Russia as hopeful rather than coercive. He withheld the Moscow note text to avoid misunderstanding and said he had no official word from Germany. He recalled concern from Scandinavian diplomats and described the timeline from Baltic worries to a personal peace message drafted for Kalinin and sent to Moscow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Finland
Moscow
Latrence Steinhardt
Steinhardt
Germany
Berlin
Baltic
State Department
White House
Kalinin
Hut
Peace
Leinhardt
Kremlin
Carpenters Wanted for Immediate Start at Rubber Co Plant
Help wanted at O Sullivan Rubber Co. apply ready to work Saturday. Welder can also apply for carpentry tasks at the plant job site. Immediate start preferred with steady hours and local accommodations.
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O'Sullivan Rubber Co
Apple Storage Seeks Pickers and Household Antiques
Help wanted at Apple Storage for pickers at Berryville Pike. Also notice for W. Wells on Berryville Pike details scarce. Includes household items and some antiques available for sale or storage.
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APPLE
Aoliecoe
W. W
Wells
Berryville Pike
Tate
Notice to Apple Growers By National Fruit Produce Co
Until further notice we cannot accept apples from any but those with whom contracts have been made. We must regulate receipts from the contract to avoid delays in trucks and request definite arrangements before further deliveries. We regret the situation is beyond our control and will do the best we can.
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National Fruit Produge Company, Inc
Fall bulbs for sale in Winchester area
Tulips hyacinths crocus and narcissus bulbs offered in sizes. Winchester listings show bulb sets and pricing details for autumn planting.
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Winchester
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Fuehrer
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Locke Clarke Legion
Lloyd Williams Post
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