Germany plans centralized state and exits League
Oct 14 reports from Berlin claim Chancellor Hitler aims to abolish state lines and create a centralized Reich with federal districts. Police power and ministries would move to the federal level, diminishing Prussia’s influence. Genève and Washington reactions describe the move as grave for peace.
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Reich
Germany
Geneva
Berlin
Hitler
Prussia
League of Nations
League and Disarmament
Washington
State Department
Hull
William Phillips
Pierrepont Moffatt
White House
Roosevelt
Norman H
Quality of Teaching Can Be Raised in Education Reform
The speaker notes an excess of qualified teachers and argues for better teaching quality. He stresses expanding the average pupil’s learning to address a broad crisis, insisting education is a vital factor in meeting the era’s challenges and cannot be solved quickly.
Henry Turner's Funeral Monday
The funeral for Henry Turner died Thursday at Piedmont Sanitarium will be held at Mount Carmel Baptist Church at 3 o clock Monday afternoon. Rev. S B Spriggs will conduct with interment at White Post Clarke county. Survived by widow Margaretta, one son Lanier, parents Thomas and Neally Turner, three sisters Neally Ball Pearl Russell Susie Turner and two brothers John Turner Newton Turner.
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Harry Turner
Piedmont
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Selock
Pearl Russell
Philadelphia
Susie Turner
Washington
John Turner
Front Royal
Newton Turner
Winchester
Rain Sets Stage For Week In Atlantic States
Weather outlook from the Associated Press notes rain early in the coming week for the North and Middle Atlantic States with another rain period around Thursday or Friday. Temperatures start warm, dip to cooler on Tuesday, rise again Thursday, then end the week much colder.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
New Wardrobe for Doll Pattern Offer
Marian Martin introduces pattern 9766 for 16 18 22 and 25 inch dolls featuring a coat beret party frock and lace trim. Include sew chart yardage details and order to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department New York for fifteen cents per pattern and twenty five cents for book plus pattern.
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Dolly
Marian Martin
Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department
W. 18Th St
New York
Rural Groups Shape Plans for Annual Meeting
The home demonstration agent plans a busy week meeting 4-H and adult groups across the county. Activities include completing projects and records, planning for Achievement Day, and coordinating the coming club year with diverse meetings from High View to Bryarly and Star Tannery.
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High View
Middletown
Stephens City
Friendly Grove
Moon Falls
Gravel Springs
Star Tannery
Daisy Orndorff
Armel
Bryarly
Valley Baby Beeves Win Big Show at Baltimore Livestock Event
Shenandoah Valley baby beeves won top honors at the Baltimore show. A Lantz Farm carload won in 1000 pounds and under and again prevailed against heavier- weight North entries, earning them champions. The cattle sold for 11 cents a pound. Swank noted strong show quality despite fewer entries and added he did not know the fate of the giant steer.
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Shenandoah Valley
Baltimore
J. N. Swank
Rockingham
Lantz
Shenandoah County
Mr Swank
Shenandoah Valley delegates asked to meet governor in Staunton
Twenty two counties and five cities with thirty three towns in the Shenandoah Valley are urged to send delegates to a Staunton meeting with Governor Pollard on October 17 to plan public works participation. The group aims to use Federal funds to ease unemployment and fund schools courthouses and other public projects across the Old Dominion.
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Boards of Supervisors
Shenandoah Valley
John Garland Pollard
Staunton
Shenadoah Valley
Pollard
Board of Supervisors
Polard
Jay Winston Johns
Charlottesville
Ben. F. Moomaw
Roanoke
Robert B. Preston
Norfolk
Federal Public ‘Works Board
Virginia
James A. Anderson
M. L. Wallerstein
Virginia State Planning Board
LeRoy Hodges
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Public Works Board
Roosevelt
Anderson
Old Dominion
Albemarle
Alleghany
Augusta
Bath
Botetourt
Clarke
Frederick
Greene
Highland
Nelson
Page
Rappahannock
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Warren
Covington
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Clifton Forge
Buena Vista
Scottsville
Iron Gate
Buchanan
Fincastle
Berryville
Boyce
Middletown
Stephen’s City
Stanardsville
Monterey
Stanley
Luray
Washington
Lexington
Glasgow
Goshen
Grottoes
Bridgewater
Dayton
Mount Crawford
Singer's Glen
Timberville
Broadway
New Market
Mount Jackson
Edinburg
Woodstock
Tom's Brook
Strasburg
Front Royal
First Ice of the Season Reported in Gore Section
Residents in the Gore area of western Frederick County report the first ice of the season this morning along with a heavy frost, marking the season's initial cold conditions.
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Gore
Frederick County
Take-off Drawn By Court Clerk Is New Charge
Richmond dated report alleges H Stewart Jones former clerk of the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals took 25 cent per page remittances from Appeals Press Inc for records. Auditor Downs cites $81,249.31 shortage and notes Watts now clerk faces potential questions over dual printing duties. Watts once secretary of the court. Richards says his name used as director without consent.
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Richmond
H. Stewart Jones
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
L. McCarthy Downs
Jones
Downs
Appeals Press, Inc
M. B. Watts
Watts
Appeals Presse
Iegeta
Appeals Press
L. W. Morton
LL. M. Richards
Richards
Katharine Crockett Weds John Fry Cole in Quiet Berryville Ceremony
Miss Katharine Crockett and Mr. John Fry Cole wed at Questover near Berryville Clarke County at 11 this morning. The bride, daughter of the late Thompson B Crockett, studied at Mount de Sales and Mary Baldwin College. Cole, son of Mr and Mrs S A Cole of Chilhowie, is a forester graduate of the University of Georgia and currently assigned in Tennessee. Guests Mrs George F Norton and daughter Esther Norton and Mrs Mary Gray have returned home from Mount Vernon New York. Mr Paul Rhodes of Middletown left for Richmond for weekend business and to attend the William and Mary Virginia Polytechnic game.
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Katharine Crockett
John Fry Cole
Questover
Thompson Sayers Crockett
Berryville
Clarke County
Chilhowie
Thompson
Crockett
West Virginia
Mount de Sales Academy
Catonsville
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
8. A. Cole
University of Georgia
Tennessee
George F. Norton
Esther Norton
Mary Gray
Paul Rhodes
Middletown
Richmond
Rhodes
William and Mary
Campaign clash over Lehman leadership in New York
New York October 13. Governor Herbert Lehman faces sharp attacks from Samuel Seabury fusion strategist while Joseph V. McKee defends Lehman. Seabury accuses Lehman of not prosecuting relief fund criminals linked to the Walker inquiry, claiming many would now face Sing Sing. McKee calls Seabury's attack a matter of character and loyalty to Lehman.
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New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Samuel Seabury
Fusion
Joseph V. McKee
Inder
Eee Aebury
Saint To Allon
James J. Walker
Seabury
Bar of Criminal Justice
McKee
Lehman
Gov. Lehman
Fiorello H. la Guardia
Roosevelt
James A. Farley
Ailworth Nominated as U.S. Marshal for Eastern Virginia
President Roosevelt appointed Robert L. Ailworth of Eastville Virginia United States marshal for the eastern district of Virginia. He succeeds George S. Pitman who resigned.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert L. Ailworth
Eastville
Virginia
George S. Pitman
Half of Shenandoah County wheat signed for government plan
Four hundred and twenty six Shenandoah county farmers representing half the county's wheat acreage filed applications for wheat adjustment contracts with the government. Over three years they averaged 9,501 acres planted annually and produced about 184,074 bushels per year, totaling roughly 330,000 bushels in the period.
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Shenandoah County
Apa
Washington
Johnson
Lobsters From Juan Fernandez Reach South America
Five lobsters shipped from Juan Fernandez Island are driven 865 miles by boat to Chile then flown over the Andes to Buenos Aires. The journey highlights isolation echoes of the island Selkirk once endured as Defoe drew Robinson Crusoe.
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Alexander Selkirk
Danie Defoe
Robinson Crusoe
Juan Fernandez
Pacific
Chile
Andes
Buenos Ayres
Local Social Roundup at Hagerstown and Nearby Homes
Mrs. E. Douglas Davis has returned home on West Clifford Street after two weeks at the Woman's Club in Hagerstown. Mrs Fairmount R. White and her two young daughters from Newport News Virginia visit Miss Lelia Rosenberger on South Washington Street. Mrs. G. B. Douglas of Upper Montclair New Jersey arrives to stay with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Donald McFadden on South Loudoun Street.
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E. Douglas Davis
Woman’s Club
Hagerstown
West Clifford Street
Fairmount R. White
Newport News
Lelia Rosenberger
South Washington Street
G. B. Douglas
Upper Montclair
N. J
Donald McFadden
South Loudoun Street
Public inquiry ends as Dillon Read hearing shifts focus
Senate banking panel wraps up Dillon Read and Company probe after sharp clash between Clarence Dillon and Senator Couzens over public confidence. Witnesses include H. C. Hopson revealing of related corporate loans and tax avoidance schemes tied to Forrestal and Knollenberg.
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Washington
Clarence Dillon
New York
Couzens
R. Mich
Senate Banking Committee
Dillon, Read and Company
James V. Forrestal
Bernhard Knollenberg
Dillon
Forrestal
Canada
Dillon Banking Company
One
Read
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Marian Martin Lew
Valley Baby Beeves
John H. Rosenberger
West Boscawen Street
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Valley
Staunton Tire
H. S. Jones
N. Y
Joseph McKee
Ailworth
Shenandoah Co
Lee
Stonewall
Ashby
Madison
T. F. Timberlake
Hamburger’s
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Ted
Wall Street
iCouzens
H. C. Hopson
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Harvey Couch
Dillon, Read
Harvey
Couch
Reconstruction Corporation
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Smith’s
L. R. Smith, Inc
Moling & Cather
Etta Kett
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