Roosevelt urges peace education and honest teaching reforms
President Roosevelt told the New York women’s conference that the world’s peace rests on constant education and anti imperialist ideals. He urged cost cuts in local government via good business methods and improved teaching, insisting the United States does not seek territory and favors a better grade of schooling nationwide.
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Associated Press
New York
Oval Room
White House
Roosevelt
United States of America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
U. S
Federation of Women’s Clubs
Popular Books At The Library
The Handley Library suggests four non fiction works and two novels. Notable titles include Twenty Years a Growing by Maurice O Sullivan about life in an isolated Irish community, The Ludwigs of Bavaria by Henry Channon, How Plants Get their Names by L H Bailey, Old Gimlet Eye Adventures of General Smedley D Butler by Lowell Thomas, The Farm by Louis Blomfield, and Miss Bishop by Bess S Aldrich.
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Handley Library
Maurice O’sullivan
Bavaria
Henry Channon
L. H. Bailey
General Smedley D. Butler
Lowell Thomas
Louis Blomfield
Miss Bishop
Bess S. Aldrich
Four Who Tried To Avoid Paying Gas Bill Jailed
Four men from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania were jailed after attempting to steal gas at Apple Way Cabin Camp. They bought seven gallons, refused to stop the motor, and fled after a confrontation with the station attendant. They were captured near Woodstock and returned to Winchester. Each man faced $1025 fines and ten days in jail, with fingerprinting ordered to check for warrants elsewhere.
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Harrisburg
Nash
Charles Weaver
Charles Easton
Robert Bow
Appleway Cabin Camp
Cyril Mee
Tavenner
Woman Admits Slaying Curio Dealer in Ohio
The body of curio collector R. W. Brown was found beside a northern Ohio road. Eva Kimmer 42 said she traveled with Brown since August 11 and shot him after claiming he attacked her. She is in jail for questioning with no charges yet filed and no confession signed.
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Associated Press
Sandusky, O
Ohio
Eva Timmer
R. W. Brown
Powhatan Point
Kimmer
Brown
L. Weatherholtz
Weatherholtz
Dr Markley to Speak at Grace Lutheran Life Service
Miss Mary E Markley of Washington DC will speak at Grace Lutheran Church tomorrow at 5 pm on life service for youth. Her touring work with young people across the US and Canada informs her talk. The city youth societies are invited to attend. The congregation’s youth choir will be led by Floyd Haines. No vesper service at Grace Church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Markley
Washington
D. C
Lutheran Church
Markley
United States
Canada
Young People’s Choir
Floyd Haines
Grace Church
Vesners
Winchester
George Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Boy Scout
D. 9. Hawthorne
L. M. Allen
Ralph B. Snapp
C. P. McVicar
T. J. Cooper
W. Nelson Page
R. Gray Williams
Lucy Kurtz
Mary E. Kurtz
Rhodes Huntsberry
College Singers Going On Air
The Shenandoah Singers formerly the Shepherd College quartet sail for New York after selection for a general broadcast from Station WBNX. The group includes Mildred Bartlett Mabel Hall and William Snyder with Dr G R Beddow. Their program airs at 4 30 Sunday afternoon.
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Shenandoah Singers
Shepherd College Quartet
Mildred Bartlett
Mabel Hall
William Snyder
G. R. Beddow
Shepherdstown
New York
WBNX
New Amalgamated Broadcasting System
Winchester Education Association Outlines Coming Year Plan
The Winchester Education Association held its first meeting of the year in the Handley building with Mrs. Alan Peery presiding. Treasurers report noted the 1933 faculty play proceeds funded charity work. Plans aim to raise educational standards, aid charity groups, and improve Handley Auditorium play production through 1934 proceeds and prior funds. Members urged to join state and national groups. Virginia Avenue, John Kerr, Handley elementary, and Handley high showed high interest. A Virginia Education Association meeting is set for Richmond during Thanksgiving holidays. Adele Hutchinson was elected John Kerr delegate. Rotary-Kiwanis dinner inviting all Winchester Education Association members for October 13.
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Winchester Education Association
Handley
Alan Peery
Winchester
Handley Auditorium
Vissipie Education Association
É National Education Association
Virginia Avenue School
John Kerr School
Handley Elementary
Handley High
Virginia Education Association
Richmond
Adele Hutchinson
John Kerr
Quarles
Rotary-Kiwanis
Fire on New Jersey oil dock kills worker at Standard Oil plant
A waterfront blaze at Standard Oil of New Jersey Lower Hook in Bayonne kills 19-year-old Arne Kolvjornsen of Staten Island and injures another man. Three others are missing, thought to be aboard lighters, as the fire damages fuel launch, two piers, and four lighters in an early hour blaze. Estimated loss ranges from 75 000 to 150 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Bayonne
N. J
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Lower Hook
Arne Kolvjornsen
Staten Island
U S Relief For Striker Could Be Withdrawn
Washington report says federal relief for strikers could be ended if the Labor Department finds the strike unreasonable and unjustified. Officials note no talks of cutting Pennsylvania miners from relief, while rumors of a Roosevelt call to Governor Pinchot circulate amid stalled talks on wage demands.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harry L Hopkins
Labor Department
Relief
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Teaching Staffs Of City Schools Dined By Clubs
The Rotary and Kiwanis hosted a banquet at the George Washington Hotel honoring Winchester teachers. Sixty two teachers attended along with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Glee Club members and host club members. The event featured a performance by the B O Railroad Glee Club and impersonator Kate Smith.
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Rotary-Kiwanis
George Washington
Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Glee Club
Garland R. Quarles
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
W. R. Legge
Kate Smith
Mike Garber
Rodman
John Rodman, Jr
Rotary Club
W. D. Smith, Jr
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Alan Peery
Winchester Teachers’ Association
Kiwanians
Glee Club
Baltimore
B. & O. Railroad
Robert Southard
Byrd Ship Puts In For a Survey
Newport News Va Oct 14 The Byrd Antarctic expedition ship Bear of Oakland returning from Southport N C for repairs put in at the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company yard for survey officials of the yard said they expected the vessel to be there several days.
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Associated Press
Newport News
Bear
Oakland
Southport
Newport. News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock
Copany
Scout fund gains more money from Winchester supporters
Additional contributions arrive for the Boy Scout fund. C Vernon Eddy and Philip R Fowle report club totals including Rotary Kiwanis Lions and Legion with a grand tally of 990 50 collected toward a 1 890 quota. Local residents add 410 37, bringing yearly total to 1 401 37 for youth work.
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Boy Scout Fund
C. Vernon Eddy
Philip R. Fowle
Kim
American Lion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions
Legion
Winchester
U S May Sell Seized Liquors After Repeal
The Justice Department orders an inventory of seized liquor stocks and considers sale after repeal. No more destruction. beverages held until a sale decision. Figures will be sent to President Roosevelt with Treasury stock data.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
Roosevelt
Treasury
Dirigible Seen Over Deming New Mexico
The U S S Macon passed over Deming New Mexico at 10 05 a m mountain standard time while en route from Lakehurst to Sunnyvale California. The airship held about 50 miles per hour as it crossed the town.
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Deming
N. M
U. S. S. Macon
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lakehurst
Dental Survey In Schools Will Open On Oct 23
The U S Public Health Service and Virginia dental groups announce a state wide dental health education drive. Winchester and Frederick County schools join the effort with a survey starting October 23 in Handley Schools for all students up to high school.
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United States Public Health Service
Hugh 8. Cumming
American Dental Association
Virginia State Dental Association
Bureau of Child Health
Division of Mouth Hygiene
State Department of Health
N. Talley Ballou
Dental Profession of
Winchester
President Roosevelt to Open National Relief Drive
President Roosevelt will open the national relief drive from the White House at 10 o'clock tomorrow night. The campaign, led by Newton D. Baker through the mobilization of human needs conference, will feature Baker speaking from Cleveland and a nationwide radio broadcast.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Mobilization of Human Needs
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
President Roosevelt to Drive and Potomac Cruise Planned
President Roosevelt plans a short automobile ride into Maryland this afternoon as a diversion from his recovery. Tomorrow he is slated to take a brief Potomac river cruise in the afternoon with family and friends, route not announced from the White House.
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Associated Press
Washington
Rosevelt
Maryland
White House
Potomac River
Rainfall Here To Set a New Year s Record
The Winchester Research Laboratory records show rainfall exceeding the 20 year average by a quarter inch with two and a half months remaining. Yesterday s rain pushed the total to 34.78 inches compared with the 20 year bureau average of 34.53 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Winchester News Service Sunday Paper Copy Notice
Advertisement from Winchester News Service offering copies of Sunday papers at stands or for delivery from 20 E. Piccadilly St. Phone 544-R. Printed by R. C. Richard.
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Winchester News Service
E. Piccadilly St
R. C. Richard
Hitler Withdraw Notice Over Two Years
A fragmentary report heads with a sensational claim that Hitler signals a two year withdrawal plan. The text then shifts to a local crime story about Robert Elkins 22 fracturing skull from an alleged crank hit at a Regener church confusion near Fauquier and Rappahannock counties.
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Robert Elkins
John F. Elkins
Blue Ridge Mountains
Fauquier County
Warren
Rappahannock
Black Rock
Memorial Hospital
Owen Selock
Young Elkins
James M. Lillard
Commonwealth
W. F. Moffett
Penecostal
Regener
Informa
Elkin
Denounces Stur On Senator Byrd In The Virginia Republican
A Winchester reader condemns The Virginia Republican in a Star opinion letter. The writer, T. W. Mathews, defends Senator Byrd and attacks the Smoot Hawley tariff bill as causing tariff walls and high duties on Virginia apples, noting international reactions. Dated October 12, 1933.
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Winchester
Virginia Republican
Byrd
England
Virginia
Great Britain
France
Germany
Jotland
Belgium
T. W. Mathews
Wrecked Paper Warehouse To Be Rebuilt
Shenandoah Paperboard Company officials say plans for rebuilding the brick warehouse are not yet set but expected. Fire yesterday morning destroyed the building. workers continue dousing smoldering ruins and baled waste paper piles to prevent rekindling.
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Shenandoah Paperboard Company
Reich Stag Dissolution Sparks Urgent Conference
German notice of withdrawal from the disarmament conference prompts a hurried meeting at the State Department. A report will be prepared for the White House as Paris calls the move the gravest news in 20 years.
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White House
Withdrawal Seen Hurtful to Disarmament Efforts
Secretary of State Cordell Hull lamented Germanys withdrawal from the arms conference and the League of Nations saying it impedes the disarmament movement. He expressed disappointment but affirmed continued U S efforts toward arms reduction and international teamwork.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
Germany
League of Nations
Hull
Hitler signals Germany exit from League and disarmament talks
Hitler announces Germany will withdraw from the League of Nations two years from now and will quit the disarmament conference. President Hindenburg dissolves the Reichstag and orders new elections for November 12 with Nazi ballots seen as backing the regime. Goebbels delivers the chancellor's appeal to the press.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
League of Nations
Germany
Reich
Paul von Hindenberg
Joseph Goebbels
Public Enlightenment
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Dr. Markley
Pure Food Store
Jersey
Handley and
New Mexico
The
Potomac
Hitler
Rappahannock County
Stur
Senator Byrd
Star
Reichstag
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