Caribbean hurricane toll and damage reported in Havana
The Caribbean hurricane's death toll in Havana ranged up to 30 with about 1,200 damaged and estimates of 1,800 injured revised downward. The heaviest destruction hit the port and poorer districts as embassies and venues sustained damage but no Americans were killed. Communication across Cuba was interrupted and Florida reported minor debris with no ship damage. Continued details expected on Page Three.
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Asid
Havana
Arly
Mons
Abou
Cuba
Republic
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
Marianao
Maine Monument
United States
Maine
Washington
General Crowder
State Department
Florida
Miami
Fla
Palm Beach
West Palm Beach
No Thanksgiving Game Between Chambersburg and Waynesboro
Waynesboro Pa October 21 for the first time in six years there will be no Thanksgiving football game between Chambersburg and Waynesboro high schools. The Chambersburg player Chase is barred by school officials fueling the dispute over race and prompted cancellation. The Cumberland Valley Athletic League may dissolve if the ban stands with multiple teams refusing to play Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Eesk L. Johnston
Faust
Chase
Mason- Dixon
Carlisle
Johnston
Faust Pomany
Athers
Winchester
Martinsboro
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Amd
Large wine seizure raids city apartment raid
Police raided the apartment of Gus oe a restaurant man at 2 Loudoun Street and seized gallons of wine and 45 gallons of grape mash. Most material was destroyed but enough was kept as evidence. Pappas was absent, reportedly visiting Baltimore. Chief Doran, Officer Guthridge, and Sheriff Pannett led the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moon
Gus Oe
Loudoun Street
Pappas
Baltimore
Chief Doran
Guthridge
Pannett
Auto Fell Forty Feet In Strasburg Tragedy Kills Two
Fatal ending of a Sunday trip in Strasburg leaves Louis Mikulski dead at 22 and Harvey Clark injured. Mikulski died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from internal injuries after an auto driven by Clark plunged over Fort Hill and landed on railroad tracks. Both men worked at a Winchester barrel factory and were staying with locals at Loudoun street. Clark survived by narrowly escaping death as the car turned over twice before stopping on the rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mikulski
Craserie Bara ‘Company
Winspeata Memorial Hospital
Strasburg
Mikulski
Winchester
Sharon
James McDonald
North
Loudoun Street
Mikoski
Harvey Clark
Summit Point
W. Va
Fort Hill
Holiday Street
Southern Railway
Love Em and Leave Em at Empire Tonight
Broadway comedy by George Abbott and John V. A Weaver opens at the Empire Theatre at 8 30. The Paramount Producing Company presents Love Em and Leave Em a satirical take on modern department store life with a lively cast and peppy dialogue. Prices range from 50 cents gallery to 2 dollars for premium seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Producing Company
New York City
Empire Theatre
George Abbott
John V. A. Weaver
Weaver
Public Sale of Live Stock at Laise Farm Near Bunker Hill
Public sale advertised for Saturday October twenty third at ten in the morning on the William S Laise farm two miles west of Bunker Hill. Items include eleven horses thirty cattle one hundred twenty five hogs and thirty sheep. Sale rain or shine. Conducted by Co P Hardy and Robert Collis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. S. Laise
Bunker Hill
Co. P. Hardy
Balinger
Robert Collis
Three Aviators Held for Killing Southern Confederate Veteran
Three Army aviators Lieuts A J Lehman J C A Dennison and Claire Stroh were arrested at Maxwell Field Montgomery Ala on charges of voluntary manslaughter in the death of a Confederate veteran struck by an airplane during a cloud swoop The incident also involved a separate fatal crash scare against a Negro cotton picker Browder 83 was killed and Clarke Henry injured when the plane loomed over a cotton field in a alleged prank investigators searched Maxwell Field for damaged parts and awaited Col Henry S Wagner's arrival for court martial proceedings
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
A. J. Lehman
J. C. A. Dennison
Claire Stroh
H. H. Crichards
Maxwell Flying Field
Atlanta
Col
Henrys. Wagner
Fourth Corps
Frank G. Browder
Clarke Henry
Maxwell Field
Radio 25 Percent Reduction on Stewart Warner
Reynolds Battery Service advertises a 25 percent price cut on Stewart Warner radios. The brief notice lacks full details but indicates a promotional offer and a local business listing.
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Stewart Warner
Reynolds
Kiwanis Club Receives Gift from Winchester England
The Roanoke district and Rotary Kiwanis leaders praised progress at Roanoke meeting. A gift of Frederic Morton's The Story of Winchester, Virginia was sent to Councillor Johnson and placed in Winchester City Library for public reading.
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Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Capital District
Roanoke
Trict
Jesse Oakes
Legates Clark
M. Smit
Rotary-Kiwanis Coement
Winchester
Eng
Bell
W Ter
Virginia
Johnson
Andrew Bell
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Ofchester
Councillor Johnson
Frederic. Morton
America
Young
Thomas Holt
Rehill Held Over For Fine And State Road Work
Hugh Rehill convicted in Corporation Court on a $25 theft by false pretense seeks temporary release. If fines and costs totaling $75.50 are not paid, he will begin a 30 day sentence on state roads with an additional 161 days minus good behavior time.
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Hugh Rehill
Corporation
Whiting
Steere
Bill
Holmes Gruber
Gruber
Woman's Handbag Found Under Car on South Loudoun Street
C Lee Barr found a lady's handbag under his truck on South Loudoun street after daylight. Contents included change a gold watch a vanity case and other woman’s accessories. The bag likely was dropped or tossed there during the night and may be recovered by its owner with identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Lee Barr
South Loudoun Street
Remember Rammage Sale Next Saturday at Chamber of Commerce
District Nurse Association announces a rammage sale in the Rest Room at the Chamber of Commerce building on Saturday, October 23 at 11 am. Volunteers may leave items at the Rest Room or call Mrs. Clarence Hardy by Friday. Also a note about apples and bulk fruit requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Hardy
Grand jury unable to find anarchy claims in Frederick County
The Frederick County Circuit Court jury dismissed after an all day session. The panel said they found no state of anarchy or evidence suppression as claimed. Three indictments were returned, two involving brothers not indicted previously. Sheriff Pannett sought two deputy slots to aid law enforcement.
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Grand Jury
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Whiting
Bog Wee
Ed Hancing
Pannett
Deayers
Miss Lily Baker Injured En Route to Richmond Wedding
Miss Lily H. Baker suffered cuts, severe bruises, and nervous shock when her auto with Capt. and Mrs. Ewart Johnston struck a telephone pole near Sperryville, forcing a return home. Captain Johnston and Mrs. Johnston had minor injuries. Baker was brought home by her nephew W. Woodhull Baker and Dr. B. B. Dutton.
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Lily H. Baker
Major R. T. Barton
Eleanor Parrish
Richmond
Miss Baker
Ewart Johnston
Clarke County
Sperryville
Rappahannock
Johnston
Captain Johnston
W. Woodhull Baker
Winchester
B. B. Dutton
R. T. Barton
South Washington Street
Death of prominent Winchester youth George Barrie III
George Barrie III, a well known young businessman in Winchester, died at his home at 604 Stewart Street at 11 36 today after a two day illness from uremic poisoning. He was 28, native of Philadelphia, resided in Winchester since childhood, served in the chemical warfare department in World War I, managed his father’s Apple Pie Orchards, and was married to Louisa Riley Barrie. Funeral arrangements were not set by afternoon.
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George Barrie III
City
Stewart Street
Barrier
L. M. Allen
Mr. Barrie
Barie
Amherst. Street
Philadelphia
Winchester
Lorenz
Adolph Lorenz
J. Ogden
Itt
Chicago
George Barrie
Chemical Warfare Department
University of Virginia
Corp
Barrie
Mary Purcell Janney
Louisa G
Riley Hier
William
Arbrook
Christ
Helfenstein Elected Maryland Diocese Coadjutor Bishop
Dr. Helfenstein elected coadjutor bishop of the Maryland diocese on the first ballot after a diocesan council in Baltimore. He won a majority of clerical votes and the lay delegates’ consent, with Dr Beverley Tucker Jr and Dr William Dame also nominated. Helfenstein, born 1865, has long resided in Maryland and is connected to notable Maryland and Virginia church families. He earned a doctor of divinity from the Virginia Theological Seminary.
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Edward T. Helfenmof
Maryland
Yay
Baltimore
Afane Voestion Pee Council
Una Us
Beverley D. Tucker
Richmond
William Page Dame
Ere
Helfenstein
Virginia
United States
Dame
Nelson
St. Bonis
Cyrus G. Helfenstein
Annie Trail Helfenstein
Edward Trail
Frederick
Grace Fenton Nelson
Kinloch Nelson
Virginia Theological Seminary
Robert B. Nelson
Winchester
Ernest Helfenstein
Joseph Baker
Charles E. Falconer
Edgar K. Legg
St. Mark’s Parish
Grace Church
Springs
Slush fund in Ohio reported in campaign inquiry
The report describes a Wisconsin Ohio campaign slush fund and a request by Democratic State Chairman Dye to investigator Senator Reed for a close watch on expenditures. McNary urged delaying the inquiry into Washington state politics until after the November elections, while Reed sought to press ahead with the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walser Spreaere
Sonds
W. Evans
Imperial W Klan
Desart
United States
Penditures
Exp
Ohio
Dye
James
Ay. Reed
Missouri
Illinois
Republican, Campaign Committee
Hamilton County
McNary
Delany
Chicago
Oregon
Reed
Senate
Washington State
King Democrat
Utah
Salt Lake City
McNary Fond
Specials on classic autos and auto parts
Late model Buick roadster in perfect condition for 750 dollars. A 1923 Chevrolet coupe with new paint and tires listed at 325 dollars. Ford sedan with fresh paint and tires priced at 175 dollars. Auto Parts Corp on South Market Street Winchester Virginia. Also includes fragmented notes about church rector appointment and prior calls by a clergy member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auto Parts Corp
S. Market St
Winchester
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Necro
Virginia Barrel Company
Empire Tonight
Southern
Rehill
Grimes
Black Twig
Jonathan
King David
Ben Davis
Glaize & Hurst
N. Market St
R. E. Byrd
Wolf den Coal
Lily Baker
Capt. Johnston
Geo. Barrie
DR. Helfenstein
Church
KU Klux Klan
Indiana
Slush Fund
Eine
Reed Republican
Ilton Sie Rico
Ington G P
Democratic
Oniaaiat
The
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