Reverend Ronald Wilson Hosts Open Evening Services
The Rev. Ronald Wilson announces special Sunday night services until Rev. Peter Marshall from New York Avenue Presbyterian Church arrives for a 10 day series from November 7 to November 16. Open Door Bible Class leads the program with music by a quartet and piano.
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Ronald 8. Wilson
Peter Marshall
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Washington, D. C
Mr. Marshall
Wilson
Messrs
Eugene Russell
Floyd Haines
Will Wagner
Joe Hodgson
Frank Bailey
Matthew
Adirondacks Ordered Closed by Government
Albany New York Governor Lehman signed a proclamation closing the Adirondacks indefinitely due to forest fire danger Deputy Conservation Commissioner John T Gibbs said Hunters and tourists are banned from all state forest preserves as 29 weekend fires were reported with three still uncontrolled amid rising risk
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Albany
N. Y
John T. Gibbs
Lehman
Adirondacks
Gibbs
Recent Transfers of County Realty Record of deeds and parcels
A list of county real estate transfers shows numerous individuals and parcels. Transactions include William J. Cooper to Charles H. Rinker on a Route 50 tractor parcel for 10 dollars, and Julia S. Morgan to Joe V. Taylor for 165 acres in Gainesboro district. Additional transfers cover farms, lots, and tracts near Winchester and Stephens City with amounts noted as 10 dollars or 1 060 dollars and other valuable considerations.
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North Loudoun St
Valley Pike
Winchester
William J. Cooper
Charles H. Rinker
Julia S. Morgan
Joe V. Taylor
Gainesboro
M. M. Lynch
Harry E. Heitt
Ora Wise
Martha E. Williams
W. R. Ebersole
Stephens City
S. S. Polhamus
Margaret L. Polhamus
Gertrude M. Polhamus
Carrie M. Polhamus
Stonewall
Harry Loy
Charles Adams
Isaac J. Catlett
Route 7
G. H. Richard
Als
Paul W. Richard
John W. Richard
Back Creek
Vivian M. Dellinger
J. W. Thompson
George Armel
Clarence Haymaker
Katie Haymaker
Winchseter
Edna May Kemp
M. H. Brown
C. D. Henrietta
Gladden Dunn
Harvey McFarland
J. R. Whitacre
L. W. Kerns
Isaacs Creek
Perkins Seeks Washington Meeting On Wage Hour Plan
Frances Perkins asked Governor Price and Labor Commissioner Morton to attend a three day conference in Washington on November 15 to discuss the wage hour bill set to take effect Monday. Morton noted uncertain details about federal expectations but said reimbursement for enforcement expenses is anticipated. The law imposes a 44 hour week first year, 42 hours second year, and 40 hours third year with a 25 cent minimum wage.
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Richmond
Frances Perkins
Price
Labor and Industry
Thomas B. Morton
Washington
Morton
Ayn
Elmer F. Andrews
Jefferson Has Had Good Season
Middleway West Virginia reports a good season with fair crop yields and improved employment. Corn and hay did well. wheat suffered from late sowing. Apples remain a leading industry with Musselman plant at Inwood employing many, while Murphy Construction helps road work. Fall turkey market strong and Holmes White relocates to Middleway.
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Middleway
W. VA
Jefferson County
Charles Town
Murphy Construction Company
Summit Point
Nadenbousch
Inwood
Musselman
Holmes White
Eldridge Barnes
Holmes
Plan Inquiry In Death Of Negro
In Danville Virginia a coroner's inquest will probe the death of Joe Hodnett a Black man fatally shot when four officers fired as he fled during an arrest attempt. Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph Whitehead Jr said the shooting happened at a filling station near Chatham while sheriff A H Overbey and two deputies and a state trooper went to serve a warrant for theft of an automobile trailer.
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Danville
Joe Hodnett
Commonwealth
Joseph Whitehead, Jr
Pittsylvania County
Chatham
Whitehead
A. H. Overbey
George Moore
Bustard Commission Opens Study on Virginia Game Conditions
The Bustard Commission, appointed by the last General Assembly, began a two day meeting in Richmond with members led by Delegate Mailand Bustard. The panel will study game and inland fisheries operations and recommend propagation plans after reviewing current conditions.
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Richmond
Bustard Commission
General Assembly
State Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
William R. Shands
Mailand Bustard
Danville
Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Round Up of Personalities and Moves Across Baseball Football and Coaching
New York sports column notes salaries for Van Mungo and others, Brunner spurning West Point, Wilson in a Brooklyn floor show, Wake Forest football players under scrutiny, Bill Stewart to debut on radio November 2, Stirnweiss and Lalanne in the spotlight, Ossie Solem seen playing handball, Duke contract hints Sidat Singh usage, Wallace Wade praised, Frankie Frisch sought by majors, Schoolboy Rowe returning, Frank Murray at Virginia, Stirnweiss shine in North Carolina New York U game, Ray Wolf sighted scouting.
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New York
van Mungo
Pageland
S. C
Dodgers
Army
Bronco
Brunner
Tulane
West Point
Hack Wilson
Cubs
Brooklyn
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Bill Stewart
Chicago Hockey Blackhawks
Jack Coffey
Jim Crowley
George Stirnweiss
Fordham Prep
Mal Stevens
New York U
the Violets
Tice
Lain
Syracuse
Cornell
Ossie Solem
Bill Boeler
Duke
Sidat Singh
Wallace Wade
Frank Murray
Marquette
University of Virginia
Lalanne
Woodrum Defends Senate Record in Virginia Parley
Representative Clifton A. Woodrum, Democratic incumbent in the Sixth District, used a D fifth district event in Danoke to defend his Congress voting record and speeches in support of Roosevelt while criticizing Republican opponents as perennial objectors. He named no rival but attacked their willingness to compromise for a Republican deal.
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Danoke
Clifton A. Woodrum
House of Representatives
Congress
Roosevelt
Woodrum
Fred W. McWane
Lynchburg
Maryland Employment Service Finds Jobs for 526
The Maryland State Employment Service reported 526 people found jobs in private industries last week across its 14 branches. Director David L. B. Fringer announced the figure today.
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Baltimore
Maryland State Employment Service
David L. B. Fringer
Vatican Mission Sunday Message To Be Broadcast On WEAF NBC
Vatican message from Pope Pius XI for Mission Sunday to be read on air at 1 30 Saturday afternoon over WEAF NBC from New York. Pietro Cardinal Fumasoni Bovidi will deliver the message after intro by Msgr. Thomas J. McDonnell. The feature includes a Rudy Vallee program with a fictitious Plaza 3 4783 exchange joke and tuning highlights tonight on WE AF NBC 8 Joy Presents 9 Battle of the Sexes 9 30 Fibber McGee 10 Bob Hope Show 11 Family Forum.
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New York
Vatican
Pope Pius XI
Weaf-Nbc
Pietro Cardinal Fumasoni- Bovidi
Thomas J. McDonnell
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
United States
Hiram Sherman
Plaza
Plaza 3
WEAF
NBC
Joy
Family Forum
Lions Invited to Martinsburg Spelling Bee Event
Local Lions Club invites members to enter an adult spelling bee on November 4 in Martinsburg West Virginia. The event aims to raise funds to buy glasses for needy children and will offer a $10 prize for first place with smaller cash awards for second and third.
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Lions Club
Martinsburg
W.va
Joseph W. Short
Martinsburg Lions
Martinsburg Club
Berkeley County
W. Va
Lions
Weighty political problem weighs on Rockford probate clerk
Bess E. Clifford says re election worries her less than campaign dinners. She notes men seem to handle politics easily while she fears the campaign will affect her figure, joking she may need a bread and milk diet soon.
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Rockford, Ill
Bess E. Clifford
Historic Churches in the United States booklet offer
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau announces a new booklet Historic Churches in the United States. It features fifty three photographs and humorous anecdotes about pioneer Americans. Ten cents postpaid. Mail ten cents to Washington DC with name address and payment.
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United States
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Old Lady Hopes Soldier-Son Will Be With Washington Lincoln Brigade
In Rock Hall Maryland Mrs. Walter O Selby hopes her son Vernon Selby a former West Point cadet now missing in action in Gandesa may be alive. She believes he could be prisoner or hospital patient and plans to speak with returning International Brigade volunteers in New York for clues.
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Washington-Lincoln Brigade
Rock Hall
Spain
Walter O. Selby
Vernon Selby
West Point
Gandesa
Civil Service Examinations Open for Multilith Operator
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Multilith operator earning 1440 dollars yearly in Washington DC for three months experience on multilith machines. Also Deputy United States game management agent at 1800 dollars a year with Bureau of Biological Survey needs high school education or mental test and related experience. Full details from Herman Lee, secretary of the US Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
United States Game Management
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Herman Lee
United States Ci Service Board of Examiners
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