R M A Gets In Shape For Fishburne Clash Saturday
Front Royal Virginia October 17 Coach Riddick pushes his Jackets to peak for a Saturday game against Fishburne Waynesboro’s strong prep squad. Fishburne brings heavy line averages and a fast backfield, while R M A plans speed and clever plays to pull an upset at 3 pm with 25 cent admission.
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Front Royal
Riddick
Fishburne
Jackets
Waynesboro School
University of Airfreshman
Parent Teachers To Hear Miss Holt Speaker
Miss Mason Holt, president of the Virginia Education Association, will address the Front Royal Parent-Teachers Association Friday night at 7:30 in the High School auditorium. A Norfolk native and noted organizer, she will discuss and vote on new proposals for the coming session, with Mrs. Mary Burruss presiding.
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Front Royal
Miss Mason Holt
Virginia Education Association
Parent-Teachers Association
Norfolk
Miss Holt
Mary Burruss
Car And Horse Collision Near Front Royal
Burl Updike drove a Chevrolet that was badly damaged after colliding with a stray horse on the Front Royal road near Browntown. The horse belonged to J Barbour Baldwin. Early today no settlement had been reached for the accident.
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Front Royal
Burl Updike
Browntown
J.barbour Baldwin
Peace Disturbers Fined In Front Royal Court
Four young men from Linden Warren County were arrested for disturbing the peace and fighting on a public road. Claude and Aubrey Figgins received $10 fines with costs and a suspended sentence of six days. Ivan Figgins was fined $5 with a judicial warning. Riley Green was fined $5.
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Front Royal
Linden
Warren County
W. H. Dodson
Judge Olmstead
Claude
Aubrey
Ivan Figgins
Riley Green
Aubrey Figgins
Ivan
Green
World’s Fair shown free at Park Theatre Front Royal
Front Royal theatregoers were offered free admission to the World’s Fair this afternoon at the Park Theatre courtesy of the Ford Motor Company. A good sized crowd attended the screening and enjoyed the show.
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Front Royal
Front Royal Theatre
Park Theatre
Ford Motor Company
Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels Forced to Land in Emergency
Ben Lyon and Bebe Daniels of Hollywood escaped injury when their airplane made a forced landing at Honestown emergency field in Tamaqua Pennsylvania. Returning from San Francisco to New York with Lyon piloting, engine trouble forced the landing and the couple continued their journey by bus.
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Tamaqua
Ben Lyon
Bebe Daniels
Hollywood
Motion Picture Colony
Honestown
San Fancisco
New York
Lyon
Mail Subscribers May Have Carrier Service Transfer
Front Royal office announces that mail subscribers in Front Royal and Riverton can be transferred to the Evening Carrier Service at no charge for the duration of their current subscription. Afterward regular carrier rates apply if the service is kept. To transfer, call the Front Royal office at 213.
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Front Royal
Winchester Evening Star
Riverton
Young Robinson Of A Peculiar Type of Maniac
Thomas H. Robinson Jr accused as the kidnapper of Mrs Alice Speed Stoll had earlier been described as one of those types who cannot resist temptation of doing wrong. Dr E W Cocke, state commissioner, wrote in 1930 while superintendent of Western State Hospital Bolivar that Robinson had been confined for three months and given into his father’s care despite advice.
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Nashville
Tenn
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
E. W. Cocke
Western State Hospital
Bolivar
Young Robinson
T. H Robinson
Cocke
Sage of Chinatown Reflects on Humanity’s Needs
Hi Ho, known as the sage of Chinatown, says a group claims to work for humanity but notes they primarily empathize with the needs they personally understand. His remark underscores a critical view of self-interest within charitable efforts.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
Lions Hear Talk On Health By County Nurse
Front Royal Lions Club hears Warren County nurse Mrs Weiser discuss health cooperation and community health officer plans. Guest members from Jamestown and Norfolk attend. A Thanksgiving drive is organized and public health literature offered. First shoesIndustry note closes with shoe making history.
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Lions
Front Royal
Front Royal Lions Club
Royal Club Inn
J. B. Gorman
Jamestown, N
Thomas M. Kerns
Jack White
Norfolk
E. N. Stokes
Ray Jones
Weiser
Warren County
W. C. Deming
Lions International
Follwing
I. Hrout, Jr
William Herring
Cal‘m Johnson
Joseph Biggs
W. C. Dening
Wilbur F. Trout
Nazis Awaiting Reaction To The Mueller Appeal
Berlin observers await Reichsbishop Ludwig Mueller's appeal for peace within Protestant ranks amid church schism. Mueller defends church unity and gospel, warns the state may impose order if church factions fail. He denies Christianity is tied to Jewry, asserts anti-Semitic stance, and cites President von Hindenburg.
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Berlin
Germany
Reichsbishop
Ludwig Mueller
Mueller
Hitler
God
Jesus
von Hindenburg
Social and Personal News of Front Royal and Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County note several visits and relocations. Duncan Gibb, a University of Virginia student, hosted by his parents in Charlottesville. Lucy Mason Holt visits Leslie Fox. Louise Norcross returns from Richmond and Durham. J B Gorman of James Town NC visits. Rudacilles motor Skyline Drive. Venable and Grannis in Baltimore. Kerns rents Manor avenue property. Mrs. Herr back from New York City. Rev Charles York rents Blue Ridge avenue home and joins Methodist Board of Christian Education here. Davis family guests of Mrs. Biggs. Biggs and Atwood weekend in Hagerstown. Simpson moves family to Luray avenue. Mrs. Carson and daughter attend Mrs. Tanner's funeral in Rich- mond. West guides Boy Scouts on Skyline Drive. Jack White of Norfolk in town for business. Sheriff Collins in Lynchburg on business. Hubert Bailey attends Wallihan Lewin sale in Marshall. Evelyn Kendrick visiting sister Mrs. Massie in Washington.
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Charles York
Blue Ridge Avenue
York
Board of Christian Education
The
Methodist Church
President Roosevelt Defends Voting Rights for Jobless
President Roosevelt stated at his press conference that under any honest reading of the law a man out of work but willing to work should not be denied the right to vote. He noted reports of twelve states denying ballots to relief payors and said no court would label such a person a pauper. He warned that pursuing such a step would be un-American.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Father Rankin To Conduct Rites For Mr. Purcell
John M. Purcell longtime Virginia treasurer for nearly four decades dies at 52 in Richmond. Funeral Mass set for 10 a m tomorrow at St Benedicts Church conducted by Rev Thomas A Rankin cousin. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. A native of Richmond he studied at Xaverian Brothers School and Christian Brothers College.
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Richmond
John M. Purcell
Virginia
St. Benedict’s Church
Hanover Avenue
Sheppard Street
Purcell
Thomas A. Rankin
Mount Calvi
Xaveria Brothers’ School
Christia Brothers’ College
Rock Hill
Lee Trinkle
Pierpont Goes To Doom Taking Story With Him
Harry Pierpont, 21, brains of the Dillinger mob, was electrocuted at Ohio Penitentiary after a guarded, quiet execution. He carried the gang’s Inside Story to his death, promising to take the tale of the break from Michigan City prison with him.
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Columbus
Harry Pierpont
Dillinger
Ohio Penitentiary
Preston E. Thomas
Piest
Michigan City
Ind
John Dillinger
Pierpont
Jessie Levy
Indianapolis
Rich Canadian's Son Shoots Self at Celebrity Grove
Los Angeles police report Thomas P. Phelan, 27, son of Toronto rail magnate N. W. Phelan, shot himself at Cocoa nut Grove a rendezvous for film celebrities. He was wounded near the heart and expected to recover. a note to his Toronto home was found. He reportedly drank two quarts of champagne and said he had no money before the act.
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Los Angeles
Thomas P. Phelan
N. W. Phelan
Toronto
Canada
Georgia Street
Cocoanut Grove
N. H. Phelan
Castle Frank Road
Phelan
Soong
Young Phelan
Grove
Olson Resigns as Minnesota Relief Head
Washington reports relief administrator Hopkins accepted Governor Floyd B. Olson’s resignation as Minnesota relief director. Olson cited political attacks as the motive and Hopkins praised his spirit. A permanent successor will be appointed by the Minnesota Relief Commission with Hopkins approving the selection.
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Washington
Hopkins
Floyd B. Olson
Minnesta
Olson
Minnesota
Minnesota Relief Commission
Hopkin
Baltimore Bank Reorganization Approved After Year Closed
Baltimore Oct 17 John J Ghringer state bank commissioner approved a plan of reorganization for the Title Guarantee and Trust Company closed since February 18 1933 returning about 1 000 000 in cash to depositors and creditors. After thirty days a distribution will be made bringing them near 30 percent of their claims.
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Baltimore
John J. Ghringer
State Bank
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Ghringher
Lutherans To Serve Luncheon At Stephens City
Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City plans a congressional get-together luncheon Thursday at 8 p m Tickets have been secured in advance for a fine inspirational rally Dr S L Flickinger Winchester will speak on Church Loyalty Master of ceremonies will be the local pastor A committee has arranged all details and nothing will be lacking within luncheon range.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Ional
S. L. Flickinger
Winchester
Extortion Note Demands 5000 From Edsel Ford in Detroit
Federal agents disclose a 20 year old Edward Lickwala admitted writing a blackmail note to Edsel Ford and arranging a dummy package with 5 and 10 dollar bills at a rear porch on Medbury Avenue. The note warned of killing if the money was not left by October 12 1934 and named no signer. Mrs. Claude Landerville picked up the package leading to arrest.
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Detroit
Edsel Ford
Department of Justice
Edward Lickwala
Lickwala
Ford
Medbury Avenue
Claude Landerville
P. S
Medbury
Elmwood
Moran
Detroit City Hall
Jefferson Avenue
Mrs Gardiner Dies After Typhoid Fever
Gladys I. Gardiner 17 wife of William J. Gardiner died at 2 50 this morning at home near Armel Front Royal Pike from typhoid fever. Born Winchester July 27 1917 she was daughter of Noah Wines and the late Margaret Wines. She leaves husband father two brothers Lewis Thurman and two sisters Madeline and Virginia Wines. Funeral Friday at Macedonia Church South at 2 30 led by Rev J D Russell with interment in the church cemetery.
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Gladys I. Gardiner
William J. Gardiner
Armel
Front Royal Pike
Gardiner
Winchester
Noah Wines
Margaret Wisecarver Wines
Lewis and
Thurman
Madeline
Virginia Wines
Macedonia
South
J. D. Russell
Child Struck By Car Near Armel
Four year old Roy Newcome son of Mr and Mrs Harry Newcome of near Armel was hit by a car driven by Mr Day of this city on the Front Royal pike yesterday around 415 pm. He suffered facial cuts and bruises and was treated at Memorial Hospital and sent home this morning. The driver diverted into a fence to avoid the child. injuries were not serious.
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Roy Newcome
Harry Newcome
Armel
Day
Rally Day at Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Church
Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Sunday School at Vaucluse holds its annual Rally Day program Sunday morning October 21 at 9 30 with the regular class hour followed by the Rally Day program. Preaching at 11 by Rev Allen Jones, pastor, with open invitation to all parishioners and a 100 percent attendance goal.
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Cedar Cliff Presbyterian Sunday School
Vaucluse
F. Estes Kline
Allen Jones
Mussolini Backs Peace Policy Amid Marseille Plot
Paris reports Mussolini fully supports French diplomacy to keep Europe’s peace as Marseille assassination plot unfolds. Laval plans to visit Rome while police identify the squad member Kvaternik and pursue brain behind the conspiracy, Ante Pavelich.
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Paris
Benito Mussolini
Marseille
Europe
IL Duce
Italy
Yugoslavia
Edouard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Little Entente
League of Nations
Pierre Laval
France
Ante Pavelich
Kraj
Alexander
Stock Market Opens Then Pauses After Early Rally
New York trade opened firm but cooled at the first hour as profit taking in metals tempered gains. Several rails and major names rose modestly while Cerro De Pasco U S Smelting and National Distillers fell about a point. Specific leaders included American Telephone steady, General Motors Chrysler Case DuPont California Packing U S Steel Santa Fe New York Central Montgomery Ward and Southern Pacific posting gains.
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New York
Cerro de Pasco
U. S
National
American Telephone
General Motors
Chrysler
Case
DuPont
California Packing
U. S. Steel
Santa Fe
New York Central
Montgomery Ward
Southern Pacific
London
Edison Electric Institute
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Marvelar
Quotations in Apple Market Prices and Shipments
Shipping point information for Monday shows light demand and steady markets from Winchester to Martinsburg. Prices listed include U S No 1 and Utility grades for Yorks Staymans Winesaps and Grimes with baskets and bulk cwt figures. cold storage sales noted.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
U. S
Grimes
U.S
U. S. No
Philadelphia Markets Report Livestock And Produce Prices
Philadelphia October 17 market bulletin shows cows and calves firm to higher with mixed beef cattle by price ranges. Hogs steady to higher for various weight classes. sheep and lambs softer with lower bids on lighter weight lambs and ewes. Butter and poultry prices listed with score ranges for butter.
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The
Associated Press
Tate
Philadelphia
Grain futures and cash prices from Chicago and other markets
Closing grain quotations show Wheat Dec May and July at around 1.00 to 1.04 dollars, Corn Dec July near 0.78 to 0.80, Oats and Rye also listed with Dec and May prices. Lard Bellies and Barley futures cited, Chicago cash Wheat and Corn prices given, plus Baltimore and Winchester spot quotes.
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Chicago
The
Star
Associated Press
Baltimore
Winchester
Local Markets and Wholesale Flour Prices Listed
The Star lists daily wholesale flour prices by brand and bag size, with short patent and patent brands for 98, 48, 24, and 12 pound bags. Also shown are shelled corn, mixed feed, dairy feed variations, corn meal, scratch feed, screenings, middlings, egg mash, butter, milk products, hogs, veal, and live stock prices for local markets and retail market entries.
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Ee Estate
Prayer Service at Grace Lutheran Church This Evening
The prayer service will be conducted by Rev. S. L. Flickinger at Grace Lutheran Church this evening at 7 30. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Grace Lutheran
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W. B. Thomason
Telephone Front Royal 213
R.M. A
Coach Riddick
Fray
Thomas Beard
Bishop
Frank Gibb
Charlottesville
Duncan
University of Virginia
Lucy Mason Holt
Leslie Fox
Virginia Avenue
Louise Norcross
Durham
North Carolina
Jamestown, N. C
Edgar Rudacille
Skyline Drive
C. M. Venable
Cliff Grannis
Thomas M. Kerns, Jr
R. F. Collins
Manor Avenue
R. E. Herr
New York City
W. P. Davis
Chester
J. M. Biggs
Benjamin Atwood
Hagerstown
Samuel Simpson
R. L. Eastham
Cloud Street
Luray Avenue
W. E. Rudacille
T. Eugene West
Lynchburg
Hubert Bailey
Limeton
Marshall
Evelyn Kendrick
Mrs
Robert Massie
Washington, Va
Father Rankin
Mr. Purcell
Doom
Story
Dillinger Mob
Ohio
Baltimore Bank
Muggs McGinnis
Jou
Waliesmith
Gram
BY Wally Bishop
Willies
Edsell Ford
Cedar Cliff
Mussolini
N. Y
Corn Products
General Electric
Goodyear
Int. Harvester
Johns Manville
N. Y. Central
Penn. Railroad
Stand Oil
N. J
Union Pacific
Woolworth
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