Kiwanis Meet Highlights Education And Service
The Winchester Kiwanis Club hosted a joint meeting with Arlington County Kiwanis at the George Washington Hotel in Washington yesterday. Speakers including Harry G. Kimball and Father Edward H. Roach outlined Kiwanis aims and three year plans to train leaders and foster service, citizenship, and community betterment.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Arlington County
Washington, D. C
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
Edwin F. Hill
Washington Club
Kiwanis Education
Capital
Robert McC. Glass
Winchester Club
Lawrence C. Hollis
Kiwanis International
Harry G. Kimball
Fred East
William F. Raymond
Edward H. Roach
St. Matthews Catholic Church
Washington
Father Roach
Pimper
Charles W. Pimper
Nathan Weill
Z. D. Blackistone
William N. Breeman
George H. Winslow
Kimball
International Organization
Kiwanis
Game official warns hunters to obtain licenses
Frederick County game warden F. W. Pingley urges landowners to aid dove season checks and warns that hunting without a license carries fines from ten to one hundred dollars plus costs. He notes the squirrel season ends October 15 and emphasizes responsible hunting and trespass laws.
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F. W. Pingley
Winchester
Frederick County
Farmer John Rowland On Trial For Neighbor’s Slaying
John H. Rowland a 74 year old farmer from St James Washington county went on trial in Frederick Maryland charged with the murder of neighbor Robert G Irving 24 The defense claims the April 21 shooting at Rowland’s home was accidental Irving’s two year old son’s supposed trespass sparked the dispute Rowland has been jailed in Hagerstown pending trial
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Associated Press
Frederick
John H. Rowland
St. James Washington County
Robert G. Irving
Irving
Rowland
Hagerstown
Apple Week Urged By Society For National Observance
National Apple Week runs October 31 to November 6 this year. R G Phillips secretary of the International Apple Association urges states regions and agencies to tailor plans to local conditions. Emphasis is on helping needy communities and school children and those in institutions. A Reverend quotes Gandhi and global references conclude the piece.
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R. G. Phillips
International Apple Association
Phillips
United States Seeks Neutral Role in Manchuria League Talks
Washington outlines to Ambassador Debuchi that the U S representative in Geneva would be an observer. not part of league covenants to avert war. Tokyo protests insist America and the league cannot work together in the Manchuria tangle. Officials say the U S position aims to prevent war while Japan and China handle the crisis.
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Associated Press
Washington
Japan
League of Nations For
Manchuria
Stimson
Debuchi
Prentiss Gilbert
Geneva
League
Gilbert
U. S
Tokyo
E of Nations Council
Foreign Ministry
Foreign Office
America
China
Hoover
Aiea
Labor Again Asks For Beer
The American Federation of Labor reaffirmed its support for legalizing 2.75 percent beer at the next Congress session. Two motions to back repeal of the Volstead Act and the Eighteenth Amendment were defeated. The executive council’s beer recommendation was adopted without debate.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
British Columbia
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
Notable Beginnings and Returns Highlight Social Page
Dr and Mrs Hunter H McGuire left for Philadelphia for several days. Miss Zelma Carper has returned to her Telegraph office after illness at home. Mr Samuel Mitterhoff of Newark NJ visits this week on business. A playful line about show girls and millionaires adds a lighter note to the page.
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Hunter H. McGuire
Philadelphia
Zelma Carper
Loudoun Street
Western Union Telegraph Company
Samuel Mitterhoff
Newark, N. J
Dr Flickinger to attend Yorktown Sesquicentennial service
The Rev Dr S L Flickinger of Centenary Reformed Church is invited by the U S Commission to participate in the union religious service at Yorktown on Sunday October 18. He will join Bishop Freeman of Washington Diocese in the 10 30 a m rite with music by the United States Marine Band and will speak alongside other church representatives from Lutheran Presbyterian Episcopal Baptist and Jewish communities.
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S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
United States Commission
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Flickinger
Bishop Freeman
Episcopal Diocese of
United States Marine Band
Ch Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Stock Market Rebounds as Rail Shares Lead Advance
New York stock traders saw a renewed courage as prices moved up before last week’s peak reaction. Rail shares led the gain with brokerage circles expecting an early Washington plan to stabilize railroad bonds. Sterling cables opened at 3.88 dollars, down one cent. Call money rose to 2 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Wall Street
Washington Administration
Sterling Cables
Prices On Apples Reported By U S Market Service
Prices on apples in the U S Market Service report show steady demand with slow wire inquiry. Carloads from Winchester Virginia to Martinsburg span Yorks Staymans Delicious and Rhode Island Greenings with f o b terms and varying inches up and prices. Rochester New York notes dull market with some stock entering cold storage and wholesale barrels and tub prices listed for several varieties.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Shenandoah -Cumberland - Potomac
U. S
Yorks U
New York
Rhode Island Greenings
Kings U. S
Rhode Island Greenings U. S. Utility
Capone Lost Heavily On Races In Tax Case Testimony
Chicago witnesses testified at the income tax trial that Al Capone lost thousands at the races and always paid, with defense lawyers arguing gambling losses were deductible from income. The bookies said Capone was a consistent loser who owed tax on little income.
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Chicago
al Capone
Capone
Michael Ahern
Albert King
VFW Urges Immediate Cash Payment of WWI Bonuses
Washington October 15. Darold D. DeCoe commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars asked President Hoover for immediate cash payments of adjusted World War I compensation certificates. He outlined the VFW legislative program opposing the President's views and said the group has started a drive to collect 10,000,000 signatures evidencing public support for full cash payment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Darold D. Decoe
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Decce
Foreign Wars Veterans
Navy trims budget to meet Hoover demand by about 61 million
The Navy submitted a revised budget to the House cutting the 1933 appropriation by nearly 61 million at President Hoover's request. Secretary Adams confirmed the reduction but declined to discuss details, noting the original ask was 401 million dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Navy
House
Adams
Recent Transfers Of City Realty
Real estate deeds admitted to record include Clarence A. Carper and others selling two lots on South Kent Street and one on aamen Street to John W. Brown. Other transfers include rights of way for electric transmission lines to Northern Virginia Power Company with nominal consideration and several nominal property transfers on Woodland Avenue Highane Avenue and North Loudoun Street.
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Corporation Clerk
Clarence A. Carper
John W. Brown
South Kent Street
Aeamen Street
Ralph B. Snapp
Elizabeth Tanquary
Als
George R. Barr
B. M. Knight
Gilbert M. DeHaven
Northern Virginia Power Company
Susan Miller
Lillie Lavinia Elliott
Woodland Avenue
Florence Estelle Miller
Beulah Miller
Highane Avenue
Mary Susan Mills
Herbert S. Larrick
Charles R. Anderson
North
Loudoun Street
George W. Jenkins
E. N Hardy
Fairview Avenue
E. N. Hardy
North Cameron Street
M. L. Capper
Conley F. Dunlap
North Cameron
East Baker Streets
Virginia Apple Program On Air
The Virginia Horticultural Society presents a Friday night radio program about Virginia apples. WHAS Louisville and WJAX Jacksonville carry the show from 7 54 to 8 oclock FE S T during October and November.
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Virginia
Virginia Horticultural Society
WHAS
Louisville
WJAX
Jacksonville
Fla
FE. S. T
Officials Optimistic On Economic Outlook Amid Quiet White House Move
Washington officials voiced cheer over business confidence as Under-Secretary Mills cited the National Credit Corporation's impact. Secretary Lamont left the White House without comment amid ongoing talks with President Hoover. A possible major White House action was anticipated but not disclosed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mills
The
Treasury
National Credit Corporation
Lamont
Hoover
White House
Secretary of Commerce
J’. W. Woolworth
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Census Bureau
Seymour Lowman
the Treasury
Boston
New England
Raskob Donates $100,000 to Democratic Campaign Fund
John J. Raskob, chair of the Democratic National Committee, contributed $100,000 to the party’s $1.5 million 1932 campaign fund. John W. Davis announced the gift and published Raskob’s note calling it his full and final contribution, given in belief in the cause.
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Associated Press
New York
John J. Raskob
Democratic National Committee
John W. Davis
Davis
Raskob
Wanted Stayman Apples by Crate for Fred L. Glaize
Local advertisement seeks Stayman apples by crate. Goods must be clean and show at least 25 percent good color. Contact Fred L. Glaize with offers and pricing details.
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Stayman
Fred L. Glaize
Water Rationing Notice and Holiday Coat Sale
Water notice restricts sprinkling to 5:00 PM to 5:30 PM until further notice issued by the Water Committee. Separate item advertises real bargains in ladies and misses coats shown by Moling & Cather.
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Moling & Cather
Palace Theatre Nears Opening With Elaborate Finish
Hable's Palace Theatre in Winchester reaches final preparations for tonight’s debut at 7 15 with additional shows at 9 and 10 45 to handle overflow. Herman Hable pledges comfortable, affordable entertainment and a refined venue run by the Hable Amusement Company.
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Hable
Palace Theatre
Herman H. Hable
Winchester
Loudoun Street
Hable Amusement Company
Edison Near Coma As Death Looms For Edison
Edison in a deep stupor and edging toward coma with his pulse weakening. Dr. Hubert S. Howe, his physician, said Edison showed signs of deteriorating condition and would be monitored closely at the West Orange home.
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Associated Press
West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison
Hubert S. Howe
Edison
Bethlehem and Youngstown Deal Is Declared Off
Bethlehem Steel president Eugene G. Grace announced that the merger contract between Bethlehem and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company has been cancelled due to changed conditions. The contract, extended several times since March 1930, was declared impracticable to carry out and Bethlehem exercised its option to cancel.
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Associated Press
New York
Eugene G. Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Grace
Tomatoes And Apples Canned For Red Cross
The Stephens City group of the county home economics organization met at Mrs. H. P. Lovett’s home and canned 50 quarts of tomatoes and 20 quarts of apples for the Red Cross to distribute among the poor this winter. The meeting was largely attended.
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Stephens City
The
County Home Economics Organization
H. P. Lovett
Red Cross
Cold Storage Space Offered at Reasonable Rates
Cold Storage Co offers available cold storage space with reasonable rates and good service. Apply at once to Beverley Commonmire, Manager.
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Commonigere
Beverley
Verdun Hero Pétain Welcomed by Notables in Yorktown Visit
Marshal Henri Pétain arrives in Virginia aboard Suffren and Duquesne for the Yorktown Sesquicentennial. Notables including Pershing McArthur Pollard greet him as Hoover plans a nationwide unemployment relief drive from Fort Monroe. The president will address Yorktown and launch a five week fundraising effort ending November 25.
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Associated Press
Old Point Comfort
Suffren
Duquesne
Marshal Henri Petain
France
Yorktown
Attelogne Gilletta
Hampton Roads
Warren D. Robbins
State Department
Army
Navy
Marshal Petain
John J. Pershing
Hoover
Pollard
Washington
Virginia
Fortress Monroe
White House
Walter 8. Gifford
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Principles OF Kiwanis
Game Official
United States
Russia
Gandhi
Rev. L. A. Edelblute
U.S
William Raymond
Eee Washington Hotel
Yesteray
Dr. Flickinger
City Realty
New National Credit Corporation
Democratic Fund
H. H. Hable
Youngstown
Hero
Verdun
President Hoover
Annapolis
Arkansas
Chesapeake Bay
Jefferson Davis
Stanley D. Endick
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