Roosevelt Acclaimed by Large Rhode Island Crowd
President Roosevelt addressed a huge crowd before the State Capitol in Providence linking prosperity to human welfare and warning against “bread lines” under selfish minorities. He spoke from an open car, greeted Governor Green, and planned a two day campaign through New England, including Worcester.
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Providence
R. I
Roosevelt
America
New England
United States
Theodore F. Green
James M. Curley
Massachusetts
Worcester
Mass
Fall River
New Bedford
Governor Green
Governor Curley
Curley
Jim
State Capitol
Green
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Shenandoah Valley products shine at Future Farmers fair
MA Winchester urges visitors to Stephens City for the Future Farmers fair tonight or tomorrow to see top quality Shenandoah Valley products. He praises the youths and young women behind the display for their training and drive and notes many will choose farming as their life work.
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Shenandoah Valley
Stephens City
LuchEon M. E. Church Event Announcement
An event at LuchEon M. E. Church is scheduled for October 22 from 11 30 to 2 00 with 35 cents admission. The notice appears in the 10 21 10 11 column.
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Lucheon M. E. Church
Satterfield And Trinkle To Address Clarke Democrats
Clarke county Democrats announce two rallies. Dave E. Satterfield will speak at Boyce and E Lee Trinkle at Berryville high school auditorium. Both events start at 7 30 p m with Carl Wray presiding.
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the Star
Berryville
Clarke County Democrats
Boyce
Dave E. Satterfield
Commonwealth's
Richmond
Satterfield
Commonwealth
E. Lee Trinkle
Roanoke
Trinkle
Clarke County
Young Democratic Club
E. Blackburn Moore
County Democratic Committee
Frank Wray
Methodist Plan Rally at Braddock Street Church
The Winchester district hosts a youth rally at Braddock Street M E Church South with a Friday banquet at 7 30 p m featuring Rev Albert P Shirkey of Francis Asbury Church Washington. Bishop Mouton of Charlotte will preach at the Sunday 11 o'clock service for the dedication of the new Sunday School building costing about 13000.
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Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Winchester
Albert P. Shirkey
Francis Asbury Church
Washington
Bishop Mouton
Charlotte
N. C
Retraction Demanded Over Payroll Padding Charge
The Republican National Committee denied that a September release accused 20 New Jersey WPA workers of payroll padding. Attorney I. V. Davis said his clients demand retraction, while WPA New Jersey administrator William H. J. Ely argued the claim implies deception that did not occur.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
New Jersey
WPA
I. V. Davis
Newark
William H. J. Ely
Shred Coconut at Pure Food Store
ShRED coconut product listed at the Pure Food Store marked as a sale item. No further details provided about price, date, or quantity.
Fire Levels Block Trade. Block FIRE destroys downtown San Diego
A major blaze swept a San Diego business block, starting at the Whitney department store and spreading to adjacent buildings. An unidentified seaman, V. Zepsansai, suffered a critical skull fracture and likely will not survive. Officials shut gas and electricity to the area as firefighting efforts continued.
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San Diego
Calif
Naval Hospital
V. Zepsansai
A. E. Parris
Fred Pyle
Whitney Department
National Dollar Store
Whitney
Frederick County enrolls 2618 pupils amid rising counts
Frederick County schools report 2618 enrolled with 2536 white and 82 colored students. About 240 more children of school age will join later from farms and orchards. 75 to 80 youths lack suitable clothing. Itinerant schools serve Middletown, Stephens City, Leetown, and Cedar Hill.
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Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
Kline
Frederick
Winchest
Stephens City
Middletown High School
Gore
Gravel Springs
Hayfield
Mountain View
Rock Enon
Browder Denied Injunction In Indiana Radio Campaign
Communist candidate Earl Browder failed to halt local interference as a belligerent crowd blocked a radio broadcast in Terre Haute. Judge Albert Owens denied Browder’s injunction against Mayor Sam Beecher Police Chief James Yates and Sheriff William Baker. Browder and aides faced tomatoes and eggs and three injuries occurred amid the clash.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Earl Browder
Albert Owens
Browder
Sam Beecher
James C. Yates
William Baker
Hearst
Sylvia Penner
Indianapolis
Communist Party
The
Liberty League
Republican Party
Hull to Speak at Hagerstown Rally in Maryland
Cordell Hull will be the principal speaker at a tri state rally in Hagerstown Maryland at 8 o clock Tuesday evening October 27. Harold H Hoffman of Hagerstown relayed the invitation to Democrats in Winchester and surrounding counties to attend and hear the secretary of state address.
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Cordell Hull
Roosevelt
Hagerstown
Harold H. Hoffman
Noble C. Pierce
Democratic Executive Committee
Hoffman
Winchester
Conservationist Is Found Dead After Blast Near Carp River
The body of Andrew Schmeltz district conservation officer was found near the Carp river after a dynamite explosion. Ernest W Libby district supervisor who led the search stated he believes Schmeltz was murdered.
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Marquette
Mich
Andrew Schmeltz
Carp
Ernest W. Libby
Schmeltz
Police Guard Mrs Simpson's Swanky House
A security detail guards Mrs Simpson at her upscale residence as reported by local authorities. The scene unfolds with police presence after concerns raised about safety and potential threats.
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Mrs. Simpson
King Edward Gives Mrs. Simpson Expensive Jewels Crown Property Debate
Police guard Cumberland Terrace near Mrs. Wallis Simpson's home as crowds speculate on a pearl necklace valued around £40,000 and other gifts said to come from King Edward. The crown status of the property features in the scene as a royal rumor spreads.
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Wally
London
Cumberland Terrace
Wallis Simpson
King Edward
No. 16
George Rex
G. R
King George
Edward
Crown
The
Star Today
Morgenthau Aide Defends Treasury Accounting
Arthur A. Ballantine stated for the Republican National Committee that Secretary Morgenthau had not answered former President Herbert Hoover’s charges that the New Deal had juggled its accounting books. The Chicago briefing was issued October 21.
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Chicago
Arthur A. Ballantine
the Treasury
Republican National Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Herbert Hoover
New Deal
French Move To Crack Down On Profiteering
Paris on October 21 reports Premier Leon Blum's socialist government creates a price control committee to prosecute profiteers. Offenders face fines and imprisonment under the new authority.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Candidates And Issues Of Presidential Fight
Roosevelt denounces selfish minorities forcing breadlines as Landon accuses New Deal of eroding rights. Ickes labels Landon a state socialist turned rugged individualist. Hull and others dismiss rival claims as nebulous. Browder exits after rotten eggs. Lemke backs Borah. Smith denies fascist ties with Townsend allies. Davis condemns party neglect. Clark calls critics a smoke screen. Vandenberg touts debate fairness. Wallace condemns GOP food price tactics.
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Associated Press
Providence
R. I
Roosevelt
Alf M. Landon
Los Angeles
New Deal
Washington
Harold Ickes
Landon
Ickes
Terre Haute
Earl Browder
Chicago
Col
Frank Knox
Indiana
Cordell Hull
New York
John W. Davis
St. Louis
Bennett Champ Clark
Wilmington
Del
Arthur Vandenberg
R-Mich
Gerald L. K. Smith
National Organization
Townsend
Union Party
Smith
Boise
Idaho
William Lemke
William E. Borah
British Navy Ready To Rescue War's Hostages
The British Navy was ordered to stand by for a mission of mercy to rescue thousands of hostages in the Spanish civil war. Foreign Secretary Eden instructed embassies in Madrid and Hendaye to seek early replies to prevent a possible massacre.
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Madrid
High Command
Anthony Eden
Hendaye
France
Rome
Italy
Germany
Spain
Seventh Fair Underway In Frederick County
The seventh annual Frederick County Future Farmers of America fair opens at Stephens City high school and runs through tomorrow. Judges assessed entries this morning after a morning deadline, with cash prizes donated by Winchester and local merchants. Exhibits come from Middletown and Stephens City FFA students, Home Economics, and Stephens City Home Demonstration Club showcasing county agriculture and handiwork. Ross Lillard of Stephens City leads as general superintendent with a Middletown team assisting. the school will host the public tonight and tomorrow night.
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Frederick County
Stephens City High School
R. A. Wall
Middletown
Winchester
Stephens City
Ross Lillard
Herbert Manuel
Robert Brumback
Eldon Brumback
Harry Cook
Harry Sherman
Paul Hanna
Landon Heads East in Campaign Flight to Phoenix
Governor Alf M. Landon, railing against the New Deal as a threat to the Bill of Rights, shifted his presidential campaign eastward from Los Angeles after a 40 minute radio address at the Los Angeles Coliseum. He challenged the administration to be defeated to preserve American government and liberty.
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Landon
Phoenix
Ariz
Alf M. Landon
Los Angeles
Washington
Harold Ickes
New Deal
Problems At Convocation at Christ Church
At the V. Convocation meeting of Christ Episcopal Church the afternoon session focused on Social and Religious Education with a roundtable discussion and reports from Dr. L. M. Allen, Mrs. R. T. Barton, Miss Keating, Mrs. Nally and Mrs. H. D. Puller. Leslie D. Kline outlined the plight of underprivileged students in Frederick County and Lee Coble called for active parish involvement in addressing local poverty.
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V. Convocation
Christ Episcopal Church
Parish of Christ
L. M. Allen
R. T. Barton
Miss Keating
Mrs. Nally
H. D. Puller
District Nurse Association
Leslie D. Kline
Frederick County
Lee Coble
Mayor on tour returns to city for homecoming
Dr. C. R. Anderson the mayor and his party arrive in Baltimore and reach Winchester tomorrow night after a trip to England Ireland and European battlefields. An official welcome with a dinner at the George Washington Hotel Friday night is planned by the Chamber of Commerce with Lions Kiwanis Rotary and the American Legion joining in the homecoming event.
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C. R. Anderson
Baltimore
Winchester
England
Ireland
Anderson
Sue Anderson
Ross Swimley
Juanita Riley
Farley Predicts Roosevelt Victory Sweep in New Jersey Delaware
Democratic Chairman James A. Farley, predicting a landslide for President Roosevelt, said he would carry New Jersey and Delaware, states he had not previously labeled for victory in this campaign.
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New York
James A. Farley
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Delaware
Evacuation by Air Planned as Madrid Battle Rages
Loyalist troops hold insurgents near Madrid as artillery bombardment and cavalry charges unfold around the capital. A government balloon is shot down while refugees flee toward France amid talks of air evacuation and political sensitivity in Paris and Madrid.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Madrid
Diario Lisboa
Naval Carnero
Maqueda
Flaming Ship Held Inland After Havana Fire
Havana police ordered the burning freighter Indiana beached inside Havana harbor. Fifty firemen boarded the vessel to battle flames, which spread through cargo of asphalt and cotton, but could not control the blaze menacing the ship’s fuel.
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Havana
Indiana
Havana Harbor
Lutherans Pick Baltimore for 1938 Anniversary Convention
The United Lutheran Church in America chose Baltimore, Maryland, as the site of its 1938 anniversary convention during an eight day biennial meeting in Columbus Ohio. The session adjourned after quickly approving a long list of committee reports as its final action.
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Columbus
United Lutheran Church In America
Baltimore
Card of Thanks for Thomas Turon Death
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown after the illness and death of Thomas Turon at White Post. Appreciation is extended to those who sent flowers and cars to the funeral.
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Thomas Turon
White Post
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Front Royal
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Rev. C. A. York
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