Twelve Are Arrested In Round-Up Of Bootleggers
A large bootlegging roundup in Winchester nets twelve arrests on charges of illegal whiskey sales and possession. Investigators Wyland and Eubank conducted the raids with city and county officers, seizing liquor at several addresses and three guns at Nick Lockett’s place. Hearings are set for Saturday October 22 before Judge D. Local and county officers join A B C inspectors in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
H. L. Wyland
R. B. Eubank, Jr
Shenandoah Valley
C. W. Hollis
John Bywaters
James G. Campbell
Freemont Street
Nina McKee
Race Street
Charles Showalter
North Kent Street
George McParland
Nick Lockett
North
Loudoun Street
Holmes “Lux” Dolman
North Cameron Street
Mike Lillis
Theodore Campbell
Highland Avenue
Lockett
Wyland and
Eubank
Funk, Manuel, Dove
Strosnider
Bywaters
Robert DeHaven
Smith
Durrette
Diedrick
Heltzel
Wyland
McKenney
Star
Berryville
Walter Allen
Arthur Gillson
Jane Lewis
Gladys May Lewis
Helsley
Ed Barnett
Robert Buckner
Loring Rackley
Apple juice gains spotlight as a healthful breakfast drink
Mr Nchester extols apple juice describing its health benefits and versatility from hospital use to table service. European doctors pioneered its recognition and Americans now seek the juice, urged to ask grocers for a bottle and enjoy it ice cold for breakfast.
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Florida
California
Winchester
Torch Singer's Woes Increase
Ruth Etting faces a $150,000 love theft damages suit from Alma Alderman who claims Etting lived with her former husband as husband and wife under a pretended marriage. Alderman cites Etting’s past marriage in the case filed in Los Angeles on October 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ruth Etting
Ruth
Alma Alderman
Myra Alderman
Miss Etting
Alderman
Farmers May Default Loans
Franklin Mullin reports in Chicago that thousands of farmers weigh defaulting on fed eral corn loans due November 1 as prices fall. With loans on about 48 000 000 bushels, many consider turning grain to the government or renewing at about 57 cents per bushel while CCC stations organize grain deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Mullin
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Agricultural Adjustment Action
Commodity Credit Corporation
Eden Denounces War One Claim At 122nd Peace Society Meet
Eden replying to Hitler's attacks says there are no war mongers among us and urges an all party government to replace Chamberlain's regime. Speaking at the International Peace Society annual meeting he warns Britain must defend or lose influence as the world re arms.
Slaying Confession Linked to School Fire Near Smyrna
Smyrna Georgia reports tie a confessed murder to a white farmer and daughter and a school fire. Police say Will Drew Russell 31 confess to killing George W Camp 66 and Christine Camp Pauls 26 and claim Camp struck first over an alleged $5 debt as a boy Cecil 9 survived after being beaten and fleeing to a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
C. T. White
White
B. W. Seabrook
Will Drew Russell
Atlanta
Russell
Seabrook
George W. Camp
Christine Camp Pauls
Bond Heads Winchester Concert Association for Next Year
At a meeting last night Walker McC Bond was elected president of the Winchester Concert Association for the coming year. Officers include Mrs Ray Sartelle first vice president Mrs Albert Halvosa secretary Miss Gladys Cochran assistant secretary Robert McNally treasurer and Albert Halvosa publicity director. About 40 members attended the dinner meeting including Miss Cora Breece from National Headquarters Washington DC who is directing the annual membership drive. Headquarters for the drive are in the Loudoun street room formerly Wenders store. telegrams may be sent to reach the headquarters. announcements soon will name the number of concerts and artists for Winchester next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker McC. Bond
Winchester Concert Association
Ray Sartelle
Albert Halvosa
Gladys Cochran
Robert McNally
Cora Breece
National Headquarters
Washington, D. C
Loudoun Street
Wender
Winchester
Marshall Adamas and His Colored Rhythm Aces at Oak Grove
Marshall Adamas and His Colored Rhythm Aces perform at Oak Grove every Wednesday and Saturday night, with live music making the venue a regular local entertainment spot.
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Marshall Adamas
Oak Grove
Trustees Sale Of Horses And Colts At Kemp Farm
Trustees sell horses and colts at Kemp farm along Red Bud road four miles north of Winchester. Sale begins eleven oclock tomorrow Wednesday Oct 19, 1p 11.
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Kemp Farm
Red Bud Road
Winchester
Antiques Auction at 326 North Cameron Winchester Va
Auction schedule announces sale at 10 A M October 25 at 326 N Cameron St Winchester Va with preview on October 23 and 24. Seller B Dean posts display dates and venue details in local notice.
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Cameron St
Winchester
B. Dean
Virginians Win Honors at FFA Meet
Virginia Future Farmers chapters dominated the National FFA convention in Kansas City. Hunter Green law of Fredericksburg earned Star American Farmer, while six Virginians including Herbert Manuel of Middletown and Charles Haynie of Front Royal won American Farmer Degrees. South Hill was named the best chapter. The organization reports 5,700 chapters with 171,000 members. Manuel, 19, is a Middletown High School graduate and part owner of a 140 acre farm with poultry, hogs, and crops listed.
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Kansas City
Future Farmer
Future Farmers
Virginia
Hunter Greenlaw
Fredericksburg
Herbert Manuel
Middletown
Charles T. Haynie
Front Royal
South Hill
Manuel
Middletown High School
N. H
C. W
Poland
Boone County
35 000 Men To Return To Jobs
General Motors announces it will reemploy 35 000 workers within two weeks as expansion of 1939 models proceeds. Alfred P. Sloan Jr says last winter salary cuts will be restored and current production schedules will be raised. Restorations apply to employees earning 300 dollars a month or less.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
Sloan
General Motors
Refuse Children Pasteur Treatment Case in Menlo Park
A boy and his sister bitten by a rabid dog attended high school unsure of rabies infection as their parents refused Pasteur treatment. Four other bitten children received the treatment. health officials say no law compels consent and the parents cite belief it is unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlo Park
Calif
R. J. Gerlauch
Daboll Dies in Plane Crash in Sanford
William H. Daboll of Lakeland and R. J. Reel of Sanford were killed when their aircraft, used for demo hops with prospective buyers, nosed into the ground after engine trouble on takeoff at Sanford Municipal Airport. Witnesses reported a normal climb before the engine failed at about 200 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Fla
William H. Daboll
Lakeland
R. J. Reel
Daboll
Well Known Here William H Daboll Dies In Plane Crash
William H Daboll a 45 year old New York native and skilled pilot died in yesterday’s Sanford Florida plane crash. He was son in law of the late Harry M Hark ness and nephew of George B Forney both of this city. He is survived by his wife Eloise Hark ness and two children Mary Virginia and David H, of Lakeland. Funeral plans not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Daboll
Sanford
Fla
Harry M. Harkness
Po George B. Forney
Thisty
Mr. Daboll
New York State
Eloise Harkness
Winchester
Daboll
Mary Virginia
David H
Lakeland
Four More Held In Espionage Case
In Cristobal Panama Canal Zone four Germans and a secretary face a preliminary hearing on espionage charges for photographing fortifications at Galeta Point Cristobal breakwater and Fort Randolph. The group includes secretary Igeborg Walthraunt Gutmann 19 and men Hans Friedrich Schackow 26 Gisbert Wilhelm Gross 26 Ernst Robert Edward Kuhrig 29. They were arraigned and held on 15000 bail each. Conviction penalties include fines up to 1000 and or one year imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cristobal
C. Z
Canal Zone
Galeta Point
Cristobal Breakwater
Fort Randolph
Kurt Lindenberg
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Igeborg
German Army Reserves Discharged Amid Growing Demobilization
Berlin reports a daily demobilization of Germany's army reserves, with numbers running into the hundreds of thousands. The foreign office notes no exact figures and says the term demobilization is not used as Germany never officially mobilized. Reservists were mobilized earlier for regional war maneuvers before the Munich crisis.
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Berlin
Foreign Office
Germany
Europe
Czechoslovakia
War Ministry
Hitler
Saar
France
Deserter Reveals Nazi Shifting Spy Focus in 1937
Army deserter and government witness Guenther Rumrich testified before Judge Knox that Nazi Germany shifted from seeking American military secrets to industrial data in 1937. He identified two agents, "Wiegand" and "Schmidt," and described a photo allegedly with Hans Dieckhoff at the German embassy. Rumrich pleaded guilty at the federal court, outlining the change due to an agreement between Washington and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guenther Gustav Rumrich
John C. Knox
Nazi Germany
Rumrich
Wiegand
Schmidt
Hans Dieckhoff
Fritz Wiede
Chancelor
Hiter
Wid
Germany
Weh
Washington
Berlin
Hamilton Hits At Farm Policy
In Montpelier Ohio on Oct 18 John D. M. Hamilton chairman of the Republican National Committee attacked current farm policy. He warned that New Deal and Wallace demand farm production cuts while Hull and others lower tariff walls allowing foreign grain and meat imports. He urged tariffs to secure an American market for American farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Ohio
John D. M. Hamilton
Republican National
Hamilton
New Deal
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Hull
Benes Accepts Chicago Lectures Post Czechoslovakia
Dr Eduard Benes former president of Czechoslovakia has accepted a visiting professorship at the University of Chicago. He will deliver lectures on democracy after resigning the presidency when Sudetenland was ceded to Germany. President Hutchins praised his qualifications and planned lecture series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Germany
University of Chicago
Robert M. Hutchins
Benes
Junk metal buyers advertise high market price
Wanted junk metals iron rags batteries radiators. We pay top market price and also sell used pipe of all sizes guaranteed. Phone 254 Winchester Junk Co. 13 Fairfax Lane. (8 30 Tue Thur 1p tf)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Dancing-Chuck and Rays No Cover Charge
A vintage club notice advertising no cover charge at Dancing-Chuck and Rays with beer ten cents and soft drinks five cents. The offer runs with specific dates and Tuesdays listed for events.
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Chuck & Ray
Fall Bulbs At Miller's Drug Store
Excellent assortments of tulips acinths nar c crocus fodils offered at Miller's Drug Store with dates and page references for the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller’s Drug Store
King and Queen To Visit Dionnes
King George and Queen Elizabeth of England will visit the Dionne quintuplets during their Canada tour next year, announced by Dr Allan Roy Dafoe at a sports dinner. The physician called the quintuplets the royal family of children.
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Buffalo
N. Y
King George
Queen Elizabeth
England
Canada
Allan Roy Dafoe
Dr. Dafoe
Budapest Students Demand Arms Over Territorial Demands
Thousands of university students marched in Budapest demanding arms to back Hungary’s claims on Czechoslovakia. The protest followed stalled talks, with Budapest seeking Bratislava and about 5 000 square miles, while Slovak delegates signaled 2 000 square miles at Komarom. Martial law affected border areas as talks were expected to resume with Italian press silent amid German pressure.
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Budapest
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Republic
Rome
Berlin
Bratislava
Prague
Ruthenia
Poland
Italy
Germany
Big Payments To 141 Farmers
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration named 141 farmers and farming concerns receiving benefit payments of ten thousand dollars or more for cooperation with crop control programs. The largest payment, 112,140.04, went to King Ranch in Kleberg County Texas from the Soil Conservation fund of 500 million dollars. Other payments above 35,000 included Dugas and Leblanc Ltd Plaincourtville Assumption Parish La 37,454.06 Delta and Pine Land Company of Mississippi Scott Bolivar county 60,136.05 Mississippi State Penitentiary Parchman Sunflower county 47,752.72 estate of Mrs Cornelia Adair Palo Duro Armstrong County Texas 39,697.35 W T Waggoner estate Fort Worth Wilbarger County Texas 42,655.65 Waialua Agricultural Company Hawaii 50,617.85 Luce and Company Puerto Rico 46,230.95
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ranch
Kleberg County
Texas
Congress
Dugas and Leblanc, Ltd
Plaincourtville
Assumption Parish
Delta and Pine Land Company of Mississippi
Scott
Bolivar County
Mississippi State Penitentiary
Parchman
Sunflower County
Cornelia Adair
Palo Duro
Armstrong County
Luce and Company
Puerto Rico
Protest at Florida Revival By Unmasked Klansmen
The Rev. T. H. Gibson of St. Mary's Baptist Church said a group of 10 to 15 men identifying as Ku Klux Klan members entered the Florida church and protested a negro chorus during a revival service. They left after he refused to remove the singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla
T. H. Gibson
St. Mary’s Baptist Church
Pierce Surrenders in Slaying of R C Elsea at Paris
James Pierce 48 halted after surrender at his Millwood residence following the fatal shotgun blast that killed Raleigh C. Elsea 49 in Paris Virginia. Pierce admitted involvement saying he fired the shot and said he threw the weapon in the river. He crossed the Shenandoah at Berry’s Ferry on the way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
the Star
Berryville
James Pierce
Raleigh C. Elsea
Paris
Pierce
Stanley Wolfe
Warrenton
Robert Buckner
Clarke County
Virginia
Elsen
Buckner
Jim
Bob
Shenandoah
Berry’s Ferry
Blast Tropes at Franksville Grade School Injures Forty
Forty children were injured in Franksville Wisconsin when an air tank on the water heating system exploded with terrific force. Fifty others escaped unhurt as the blast shattered the interior of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franksville, Wis
Franksville
Japs Capture Vital Position Near Yangsin
Shanghai reports Japanese army captures Yangsin a key Chinese defense post about 50 miles east of the Hankow Canton railway after an 84 day Yangtze River drive. Fall of Yangsin threatens Sienning and the Kow-Canton line, Chiang Kai-shek’s supply route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yangsin
Hankow-Canton Railway
Yangtze River
Hankow
Sienning
Hankow Canton Railway
Chiang Kai-Shek
Washington Prefers Watching Cohan Play At Home
Official Washington showed little appetite for I’d Rather Be Right as cabinet actors performed before a small crowd at the National Theatre. Only Mrs. Harry Woodring, wife of the Secretary of War, stood out among the few attendees, most officials staying away. The show had run long in New York and this was its capital debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George M. Cohan
W National Theatre
Harry Woodring
New York
Youth Held For Holdups In Baltimore Robbery
Magistrate John A. Janetzke set bail at 10 000 for Kermit Stapleton 21 after police testified he walked into a station surrendered a revolver and claimed he had just committed a robbery. Tavern owner Charles Grunewich said he chased Stapleton and an accomplice, beer bottles flying, after they robbed him of three dollars at gunpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
John A. Janetzke
Kermit Stapleton
Stu
Charles Grunewich
Stapleston
Death of Samuel Tassler in Delaware Auto Crash
Samuel D. Tassler aged 50 of Denton Maryland died in Dover from injuries after a traffic accident near Smyrna on October 7. He was injured in the collision and died today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Samuel D. Tassler
Denton
Smyrna
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Harrisonburg
MR .Nchester
Oliver Bates
Katherine
Cal
Betty
Byron
Eden
Bond
T F.F.A
Pasteur
William Daboll
H. M. Harkness
Brooklyn
Mary E. Plummer
Dr. Benes
America
Dionnes
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
R. C. Elsea
Clarke
Holdens
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