Tri County Odd Fellows Meet at Middletown Friday Night
Tri County Odd Fellows Association will hold a regular meeting hosted by Marsh Run Lodge No. 147 I O O F in Middletown. W Earl Edwards of Winchester president will preside with many grand lodge notables including C D Stickley Fred L Flynn W Cliff Cunningham H Jones W E Edwards and David Hottel among speakers. Large attendance of Fellows and Rebeccas is anticipated and an entertaining program is planned.
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Marsh Run
Tri- County
Odd Fellows Association
W. Earl Edwards
Winchester
Grand Lodge
C. D. Stickley
Middletown
Fred L. Flynn
Alexandria
W. Cliff Cunningham
Six Catholic Priests Are Held in Vienna Arrest
Six Catholic priests and an aide to Theodore Cardinal Innitzer were arrested in Vienna as Nazis expand action against clergy seen as hostile to the regime. They were linked to a planned demonstration at Saint Stephen's Cathedral on October 7 and to distributing Catholic counterleaflets amid the recent Nazi Catholic tensions culminating in the October 8 crowd attack on Innitzer's palace.
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Vienna
Theodore Cardinal Innitzer
Adolf Tler
Saint Stephen's Thedral
Puerto
Cardinal Innitzer
Gersmina Waitz
Hh Buerckel
Austria
Approve Grants for Prince Georges Projects
Pi State WPA headquarters announced approval of a grant of $457 500 for two Prince Georges county projects. One project costs $350 000 and includes additions to the county courthouse at Upper Marlboro and erection of a service building at Hyattsville.
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Baltimore
Pi— State
WPA
Prince Georges County
Upper Marlboro
Hyattsville
Labor Troubles Beset Daladier
Paris reports mounting labor and political strains on Premier Daladier. Circulating discussions claim he might dissolve the Chambers of Deputies to seek a national mandate in a general election. The friction follows the September 30 Munich agreement and the reaction it sparked among leftist groups.
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Paris
Daladier
Chambers of ‘Deputies
Socialist Party
Munich
Czechoslovakia
Youth Is Held For Manslaughter In Md Car Crash
Notley H. Davis Jr., 18, of Barnesville, was held on a manslaughter charge after the death of George R. Ward, 27, on the Barnesville Rockville road. Davis, driver of the car, faced a hearing set for October 24 before Magistrate Charles M. Webb in Rockville.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Notley H. Davis, Jr
Barnesville
George R. Ward
Joseph Nolte
William Crawford
Davis
Ward
Charles M .Webb
Hoover Appeals For Emancipation From Roosevelt Power
Hartf ord report says Herbert Hoover urged Congress to break from President Roosevelt he warned of the New Deal experiments and called for trial of a stop look and listen policy. He urged electing independent minded men to Congress to halt what he called the harmful political drift and personal domination.
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Hartford
Conn
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Roosevelt
Two More Terps On Injured List
Maryland football faces Virginia with a makeshift lineup as injuries mount. Sophomore guard George Geinger broken jaw ends his season while first string tackle Bob Brown is out for the Cavaliers game. Regulars Forester Hewitt and Shaffer expected back.
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College Park
Maryland University
Maryland
Virginia
Western Maryland
Frank Dobson
George Geinger
Soph
Bob Brown
Brown
Cavaliers
Maryand
Jim Forester
Rip Hewitt
Dick Shaffer
Torch Singer Etting In Secret Marriage Claim Opens
Ruth Etting refuses to confirm a marriage to an alderman saying certain things are private. Martin Snyder known as Colonel Gimp is out on bail awaiting a preliminary hearing on charges of attempted kidnapping and murder against the alderman. The alderman is recovering from a bullet wound with a police guard posted at the hospital following the melee in Etting's music room.
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Pace 1
Etting
Alderman
Tijuana
Mex
Martin
Moe) Snyder
Colonel Gimp
Ruth
Snyder
Miss Etting
Chicago
12 Arrested in Bootlegger Round Up
Harrisonburg crackdown nets 52 arrested Sunday for bootlegging and nip joints. Twenty-nine plead guilty with fines totaling 1800 dollars and 106 months in jail, plus 12 month suspended sentences for two years. Ruby Rogers held, others out on bond as 108 warrants issued. Miller Dinges turned over to federal authorities. Federal court convenes Monday.
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Ladriconburcg
Harrisonburg
Hamilton Haas
Ruby Rogers
Roga Dean
State Department of Public Welfare
Miller Dinges
New Market
Tax Schedule Release Plans For Tax Payments Dates
County Treasurer Harry L. McCann outlines a pickup plan for tax payments to save trips to Winchester. December 5 is the deadline for payment without a 5 percent penalty. Schedule lists towns and venues with dates and times including Star Tannery, Mt. Falls, Mt. Williams, Reynolds Store, Cross Junction, Whitacre, Gainesboro, Gore, White Hall, Grimes, Brucetown, Middletown, and Stephens City with specified hours.
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Harry L. McCann
McCann
Winchester
Star Tannery
Orndorff’s
White Hall
Lamp’s
Grimes
Orndorff's
Brucetown
Stine’s
Middletown
Stephens City
Costello Lands First Speaking Role in Talking Picture
Hollywood sighed on October 18 as Maurice Costello, 61, a once prominent star, began a talking picture with a small speaking part worth 25 dollars per day for three days. He earned the chance after obtaining a Screen Actors Guild card and being listed at Central Casting.
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Hollywood
Maurice Costello
Costello
Hollywood Boulevard
Screen Actors Guild
Central Casting
Central
W. S. van Dyke
Amen To Probe Corruption Cases
New York October 18 John Harlan Amen a prosecutor with a record of rackets convictions has been chosen by Governor Lehman to investigate reports of widespread corruption in Brooklyn law enforcement Amen will supersede Kings County District Attorney William F X Geoghan He is described as an independent Democrat and previously used the Sherman anti trust act to break six rackets securing 217 convictions and jailing nearly 20 racketeers He is son in law of President Cleveland.
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New York
John Harlan Amen
Thomas E. Dewey
Lehman
Brooklyn
Dewey
Manhattan
Amen
Kines County
William F. X. Geoghan
Geoshan
William B. Herlands
Geoghan
U. S
Cleveland
Ex-Convict Pierce Surrenders After Fatal Millwood Shooting
In Millwood James Pierce surrenders after a fatal shooting at Elsea in Paris. Coroner rules Elsea died from a gunshot to the face and Pierce is jailed in Warrenton awaiting a preliminary hearing. Funeral for Elsea set at Berryville. Pierce has prior serious offenses and pardons on file.
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Millwood
Pierce
Elsea
Paris
Willie Pierce
Elsen
Automae
George H. Davis
Fauquier
James Pierce
Wolfe
Warrenton
Berryville
Enders
Richmond
Accnciated Brace
Summer's Passing Near At Hand
Chicago reports a shift toward cooler weather with snows forecast for northern Michigan and rain in the central states. Montana sections reported up to 30 inches of snow while Helena and Yellowstone saw fresh accumulations. Temperatures remained below normal across the Rocky Mountain region with freezing reported.
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Weather. Bureau
Michigan
Montana
Helena
Yellowstone National Park
Lander
Wyo
Williston
N. C
Rocky Mountain Territory
Ilinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Iowa
Colorado faces heated clash over $45 old age pension plan
In Craig Colorado residents protest a proposal to rescind the $45 constitutional pension amendment. Federation for Workable Old-Age Pensions backs the plan and seeks protection as tensions rise. Senator Alva Adams labels the National Annuity League leaders as political racketeers and accuses them of selling pensioners down the river.
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Denver
Colorado
Craig
Federation For
Federation
Marshal D. H. Cruickshank
Seibert
United States
Alva B. Adams
D-Cole
National Annuity League
Five Injured In Gas Explosion Near Pittsburgh
A 12 inch gas line across the Youghiogheny River ten miles south of Pittsburgh exploded injuring five People's Gas Company workers. Fifteen men were repairing a leak when the blast occurred. Some escaped by leaping into the river. A pump may have ignited the gas and hospital reports cited burns and shock among the injured.
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Pittsburgh
Youghiogheny River
Here
People’s Gas Company
Bicycle production hits modern peak in 1937
The Census Bureau reports 1,130,736 bicycles were built in 1937, the highest year since 1899 and about five times 1909 production, nearing the peak years of the 1890s.
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Washington
Predict War Debts To Be Settled After Elections
Paris dispatch reports the Agence Economique et Financiere forecast that British and French war debts to the United States would be settled after the American elections next month. The paper, linked to the finance ministry, says France would gain access to significant credits in the United States. France owes about 4.25 billion dollars and England about 5 billion.
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Paris
Agence Economique Et Financiere
United States
Ministry of Finance
France
Winchester Memorial Hospital Campaign Seeks 50 000 Fund
Campaign headed by C Vernon Eddy aims to raise five tens of thousands of dollars for the Winchester Memorial Hospital refurbishment. 125 men and 125 women in Winchester will staff a ten day drive to refinance the debt. Clarke county organization progresses with Mrs George P Greenhalgh as county chair.
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Winchester Memorial
C. Vernon Eddy
Eddy
J. Pinckney Arthur
Winchester
Admiral Nurton
J. Victor Arthur
Robert E. Buncutter
Henry H. Covington, Jr
Charles P. McVicar
C. Ridgely White
North Loudoun Street
Clarke
Nulton
Clarke County
George P. Greenhalgh
Berryville
E. P. Berlin
William Beverley
Joel D. Griffing
C. H. Iden
Helen Jenkins
Edward Lee
George W. Lee
Mary Lewis
Stacey B. Lloyd
Pope Pius Deplores Gospel Rejection at National Congress
In a short wave broadcast from Vatican City on Oct 18 Pope Pius expressed sorrow at the gospel being spurned and reviled by many, saying he could scarcely refrain from tears while addressing the Eighth National Eucharistic Congress in New Orleans.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
New Oreleans
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Herbert H. Lehman
Thomas Dewey
Fifth Avenue
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Hoover
Harry Wyland
ABC
R. B. Eubank, Jr
G. W. Craft
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Ashwood’s
Cross Junction
Braithwaite’s
Whitacre
Whitacre’s
Gainesboro
Bayliss
Western Frederick Bank
Buckner
Mat Pierce
Elsen Thatter
Price
Federal Bureau Investigation
Hagerstown
Edith Pierce
Vivian Pierce
Elwood Wiley
Ashby’s Gap
Wiley
Plains Bey Mountains
Anastasio, Jr
Luis
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaraguan
Republic
la Salle Military Academy
Oakdale
Long Island
Bicycle Vogue
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Main St
Phene
England
Hospital Teams Organization
Pope
Oweens
John W. Rosenberger & Co
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