Watchful waiting shapes US stance on disarmament effort
The United States adopts a temporary watchful waiting policy toward Geneva disarmament talks as Europe prepares for new conferences. President Roosevelt urges redoubled effort to overcome obstacles amid Germany's exit from the arms parleys. In Berlin a Reichstag election notice restricts party tickets to Nazi approval, with other parties barred from presenting tickets.
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Geneva
Wen
Arthur Henderson
Assemblage
Salvador de Madariaga
Spain
Mr. Henderson
Henderson
Washington
United States
State Department
Roosevelt
Germany
League of Nations
Lord Robert Cecil
England
Hull
Norman H. Davis
Phillips
Davis
Berlin
Nazie
National Socialist
Hitler
Ministry of the Interior
Byrd Constrained by Laryngitis in Norfolk
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd, the explorer, lay in bed at a Norfolk hotel with an acute laryngitis and pharyngitis. Dr. Guy Shirey said if no improvement by afternoon, he would call in more specialists as Byrd awaits departure aboard the Jacob Ruppert while under mental strain from planning a South Pole expedition.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Richard E. Byrd
Guy Shirey
Shirey
Admiral Byrd
Navy Yard
Jacob Ruppert
Dr. Shirey
South Pole
Thirteen Die In Pennsylvania Weekend Auto Crashes
Philadelphia report notes thirteen fatalities over the weekend from automobile accidents with more than 30 others injured. A fleeing motorist blamed for the death of 16 year old Earl Berger of Harrity Carbon County struck him and a companion on a bicycle near Palmerton. Eleven injured in a three car crash near Danville. one driver pulled from a flaming wreckage with a crowbar.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Earl Berger
Harrity
Carbon County
Berger
Palmerton
Danville
Boat Builder Herman Legare Missing After Scow Adrift
Herman Keith Legare 26, Eastport boat builder and Naval Academy graduate of 1930, is missing after a scow he likely left his shop on was found drifting in Chesapeake Bay. A note at the shop said he was going away for a few days. Earlier, on March 31, police found him in a room in Annapolis with a chest wound and a revolver nearby.
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Annapolis
Cannonizations Approved for Bernadette and Thouret
Twenty one cardinals and Pope Pius time met in a secret consistory at Vatican City to approve the canonizations of Blessed Bernadette Soubirous of the Sisters of Christian Instruction in Nevers France and Blessed Joan Antida Thouret founder of a branch for the Sisters of Charity.
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Associated Press
Vatican
Roosevelt creates deposit liquidation board for bank relief
President Roosevelt announces a deposit liquidation board to lend up to 1 billion dollars to depositors of closed banks. Funds come from the Reconstruction Corporation with Treasury, Comptroller of the Currency and the Deposit Insurance Corporation in cooperation. The board will loan up to 50 percent of bank deposits and distribute assets with dispatch while seeking cooperation from all authorities.
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Associated Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Reconstruction Corporation
The
Treasury
Comptroller of the Currency
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Deposit Liquidation Board
C. B. Merriam
Jesse H. Jones
Dean G. Acheson
Lewis W. Douglas
J. T. T. O’connor
Walter J. Cummings
Tion
United States
Jones
New York
Markets Tread Water As Investors Seek Clues
New York October 16 The Associated Press reports muddled financial markets showing a sagging tendency across leading issues. Transactions were light as traders awaited developments with rails and industrials heavy amid widening bid offers. Sterling stood at 4.46% with call money at 0.75 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Advertising snippet highlights coffee and linens sale
A fragment describes Reardon’s Special Coffee and Moling & ae D advertising for lovely linens at special prices in a Pure Food Store display. The readable text emphasizes value and product focus with no clear date or event.
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Reardon’s
Moling & Ae D
Miss Christy to address Girl Scouts of Winchester
Miss Jean Christy regional camp advisor will hold two evening courses for leaders in Winchester this week. The Handley School assembly will feature her talk on Scouting Wednesday morning. Mrs. A C Carson donated the new Girl Scout headquarters front room at the Conrack residence. the city awaits furnishing donations from families and friends.
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Girl Scouts of
Winchester
Jean Christy
Christy
Handley School
A. C. Carson
Riverton
Conra
Boscawen
Stewart Streets
Girl Scouts
Carson
Irene Mathews
Officers of the Reserve Corps To Resume Meetings
The Officers Reserve Corps School will resume at Shenandoah Valley Academy with Col. B. M. Roszel leading. A War Department approved program will be outlined at the Wednesday evening session and officers and National Guard personnel are invited.
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Officers’ Reserve Corps
Shenadoah Valley Academy
B. M. Roszel
Roszel
War Department
National Guard
Colored Man Is Seriously Hurt In Auto Crash
George Jackson age 21 of Front Royal lies in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after an automobile crash near Front Royal Sunday around 6 pm. He has a double jaw fracture plus leg and collarbone breaks and lost much blood. Robert Elkins, 22 of Black Rock Fauquier county, shows improvement after Friday night injury. Owen Seleck of Rappahannock county is free on $1500 bail after an assault charge related to the episode.
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George Jackson
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
Robert Elkins
Black Rock
Fauquier County
Elkins
Penecostal
Rappahannock County
Owen Seleck
Drivers Fined for Faulty Brakes by Winchester Magistrate
Three truck drivers appeared before Magistrate A J Tavenner for operating vehicles with faulty brakes. W L Lillard paid 6 25, J D Cougill 3 75, and Thomas J Clark 6 75. The fines followed inspections by Inspector R E Bayliss on roads into Winchester using an approved stopping distance test.
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J Tavenner
W. L. Lillard
J. D. Cougill
Thomas J. Clark
R. E. Bayliss
Winchester
Rev E A Lambert leaves Braddock Street Church for Roanoke
The Rev E A Lambert and his wife depart Braddock Street Methodist Church South after three years of steady service. A farewell sermon highlighted his conscientious ministry and warmth, while praise for Mrs Lambert’s leadership in youth and women’s work echoed through the congregation.
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E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Lambert
Roanoke
C Church
Trinity
Irons Returns as Palace Manager in Winchester
A. C. Irons of West Burke street, longtime theatre and movie house manager, becomes manager of the Palace moving picture theatre in Winchester. He takes over from H. A. Dowman who moves to a Jeanette, Pennsylvania venue, after a recent stint in the automobile trade here.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Evening Journal
A. C. Irons
West Burke Street
Central Opera House
Shenandoah Hotel
Palace Moving Picture Theatre
Herman Hable
Winchester
Mr. Irons
H. A. Dowman
The
Apollo Hero
PERMANENT WAVES and Beauty Services Ad
Local ad lists PERMANENT WAVES by Ermane E at $4.00 and Eugene services at $5.00. The Beauty Nook requests phone contact 1312, dated 10-16-1p-11.
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Ermane
Eugene
Beauty Nook
Beer License Applications Filed Across Courts
Beer applications are filed daily in the Circuit and Corporation courts. Licenses must be renewed by October 31 under Judge Williams. County and corporation clerks list applicants including John Moyer and Eugene Branch. Soft drink licenses are granted in Frederick County and church trustees are appointed for Star Tannery Methodist Church.
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Williams
Commissioner of the Revenue
John Moyer
Smith Larrick
Kermit Slonaker
Herman
South
V. C. Heishman
Roy
Prederick Hu Helkinen
A.T. Pat
Two Die In Plane Crash At 600 Feet Near Clarksville
Clarksville Tenn Oct 16 William T Murray Nashville transport air pilot and Harry P Lyle former Clarksburg pharmacist were killed when their plane caught fire at about 600 feet altitude. Murray failed to open his parachute and Lyle had no parachute as they leaped from the flaming craft.
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Associated Press
Clarksville, Tenn
William T. Murray
Nashville Transport Air
Harry P. Lyle
Clarksburg
Here
Murray
Lyle
Sentences Will Be Passed Today In Court
Judge Philip Williams hears evidence in chambers in the Corportation Court this afternoon in the cases of George Cross Orlando Farmer Edwin Spates Bryan Breckenridge and Robert Norris charged with breaking into the Louderback store room on North Loudoun Street in the first week of September. Sentences are expected late this afternoon. Sam Washington and George Carter who pled guilty at the last term to breaking into W W Dellinger s home and taking valuables valued at 240 appear this afternoon to receive sentence which was deferred at plea.
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Philip Williams
Chambers of Corporation Court
George Cross
Orlando Farmer
Edwin Spates
Bryan Breckenridge
Robert Norris
Mr. Louderback
North Loudoun Street
Sam Washington
George Carter
W. W. Dellinger
Williams
Maryland Plans Convention Vote
Delegates to the state convention will meet at the Rennett Hotel tomorrow night to ratify Maryland's September 12 vote on repeal of the prohibition amendment. Governor Ritchie will outline plans for the convention the next day. The chairman of the meeting probably will be selected.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Rennett Hotel
Ritchie
Square Dance At Rouss Park
The regular square dance is set for Thursday evening in the park pavilion at 9.00 and again Saturday night at 8.00 with J. Jenkins and his music providing the entertainment.
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Rouss Park
Park Pavilion
J. Jenkins
Supreme Court Denies Review in Murder Case
An order from the Supreme Court denying a review leaves a man held for murdering women unchallenged. The report also notes Bell Telephone System gains in Virginia, with a September net increase of 240 telephones, the first rise since 1931, and overall gains across Chesapeake and Potomac companies.
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Supreme Court
Virginia
Charles H. Weber
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Chesapeake and Potomac
Maryland
West Virginia
District of Columbia
States
Walter 8. Gifford
Opry
Cers
Bell System
Negro Indicted for Slaying Mrs Isley and Buckner Loses Bid
George Crawford, a negro, indicted for the murder of Mrs Agnes Isley and her maid Mina Buckner at Middleburg Virginia in January 1931, loses Supreme Court review blocking extradition from Boston to Virginia. The House adopts a resolution to investigate Judge Lowell over his order releasing Crawford and blocking extradition.
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Associated Press
Washington
George Crawford
Agnes B. Ilsley
Mina Buckner
Middleburg
Supreme Court
Boston
Virginia
Lowell
House of Representatives
Crawford
House
Judicial Committee
Massachusetts
Loudoun County
Stop Sign Warnings For Valley Pike Enterers
State Traffic Inspector R E Bayliss and Lieut George F Miller continue a road safety check near the Valley pike entry south of the city. On Friday they issued warnings to drivers who failed to stop at the sign and said tickets will be issued to violators appearing before the magistrate.
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R. E. Bayliss
George F. Miller
Bayliss
Valley Pike
Weropack Company Receives State Charter
The Weropack Company, an Ohio corporation with principal office in Winchester Virginia, is authorized to pack and deal in frozen fruits and vegetables. C. C. Curry is agent in charge, maximum capital $25,000, with H. E. Oswald serving as president in Cincinnati.
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State Corporation Commission
Weropack Company
Ohio Corporation
Virginia
Winchester
C. C. Curry
H. E. Oswald
Cincinnati
Federation To Be Considered Meeting by Church Women
Committees from city churches meet the Feder ated Council of Church Women tomorrow evening at 5 30 o clock in the Handley Library auditorium. They will decide whether local churches affiliate with the Federation of Churches of the United States. All pastor selected members should attend.
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Federated Council of Church Women
Handley Library
Federation of Churches of the United States
Lost Blue Sleeveless Sweater With Zipperfront
A blue sleeveless sweater with a zipper front has been lost and could be returned to Star Office. A reward is offered. The notice asks for its return by the finder.
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Star Office
Owl's Hall Oct 17 Event With J I Jenkins Orchestra
Social note invites readers to Owl's Hall on October 17 for an evening of music by J I Jenkins Orchestra. Bring friends and enjoy entertainment in a community setting.
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Square Dance Owl’s Hall
J. I. Jenkins
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Palace Here
Bell Telephone System
Isley
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