Aides of Long Fail In Pleas To High Court For a Review
Seymour Weiss a top lieutenant of Huey Long in Louisiana failed to obtain Supreme Court review of his conviction for using U S mails in a scheme to defraud Louisiana State University He and two others Lesage and Adams were denied review Weiss was sentenced to 30 months and fined 2000 Lesage and Adams received lesser terms The court also denied review to Morton David Bluestone and heard arguments on labor and free speech related cases including Harry Bridges and a Los Angeles Times contempt matter
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Washington
Seymour Weiss
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Supreme Court
United States
Louisiana State University
Louis Lesage
J. Emory Adams
University
New Orleans
Weiss
New York
Lesage
Standard Oil Company of Louisiana
Adams
Morton David Bluestone
Pittsburgh
Jehovah's Witnesses
Drayton
S. C
D. Langston
E. F. Godwin
Perkins
Los Angeles Superior Court
Los Angeles Times
Phil H. Gold Improves at Memorial Hospital
The Star reports Phil H. Gold is showing considerable improvement at Memorial Hospital this afternoon. Family members say hopes for recovery are now held.
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Phil H. Gold
Memorial Hospital
Pedestrians and drivers face equal safety rules
A Winchester column argues for consistent penalties for running red lights and for pedestrians who ignore signals. It notes a driver was fined for a red light violation and recalls a case where a pedestrian crossed against the signal, delaying another vehicle. It urges courtesy and adherence to traffic rules by both groups.
Willkie Presses for Baltimore Debate on October 30
Willkie urges Roosevelt to debate in Baltimore on October 30 sharing platform if needed. He plans final campaign stops in Wisconsin Chicago Madison Square Garden New York and other cities with brief talks from his private car.
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Chicago
Madison Square Garden
New York
Louisville
Charleston
W. Va
Camden
N. J
Willkie
Minneapolis
New Englander Fortunate Survives Car Crash Near Tyngsboro
Fortunate Le blanc of Nashua New Hampshire escaped serious harm after an out of control car struck two telephone poles and five concrete guard rails, then fell 15 feet into a embankment near Tyngsboro Massachusetts. He stepped out with a minor scratch and no major injuries reported.
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Tyngsboro
Mass
Fortunate Leblanc
Nashua
N. H
Making Headway On The Armory In Winchester
Construction of the Winchester armory nears completion with heavy work done. Roof work, window glass, and interior painting remain. City handover hoped for November 1, dedication set for November 17 chaired by C P MecVicar, with the 316th Infantry possible to attend. Exterior brickwork looks handsome from Millwood avenue. Grounds still to be landscaped.
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Winchester
C. P. MecVicar
Clarke County Advisory Board Names Eight Associate Members
Clarke county agent Chamblin C. Funkhouser announced eight associate board members for the Clarke advisory board. They are Rey E. Potts Berryville Ralph N. Ware Berryville Mrs C. Van Devanter Boyce Wilton B. Stuart White Post Russell Kaplan Swimley A MacKay Smith White Post Mrs Clarke Lloyd Millwood J Glen Burch Boyce The board begins after draft numbers are drawn to aid draftees with selective service cards and offer counsel without compensation.
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Berryville
Chamblin C. Funkhouser
Clarke County
Rey E. Potts
Ralph N. Ware
C. van Devanter
Boyce
Wilton B. Stuart
White Post
Russell Kaplan
Swimley
A. MacKay Smith
Clarke Lloyd
Millwood
Glen Burch
Comforts for draftees as Guardsmen train in Louisiana
Alexandria dispatch reports officers plan to train up to 100000 soldiers in pine forests with home comforts. Six men per tent will have stoves, electric lights, cotton mattresses and blankets as the army builds camps with roads, water, sewage, showers and cooking facilities to harden civilians into regular troops.
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Alexandria
America
Louisiana
John Doe
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio
37Th National Guard
Camp Shelby
Miss
Fort Benning
President Roosevelt declines Willkie debate offer in Baltimore
The administration said Roosevelt will not share an auditorium with Willkie in Baltimore on October 30. Instead he plans to address Brooklyn's Academy of Music, with possible stops in Washington and Cleveland, as Democratic leaders push a Brooklyn venue while continuing campaign events nationwide.
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Willkie
Milwaukee
Wendell L. Willkie
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Washington
Stephen Early
Academy of Music Hall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Early
Constitution Hall
Edward J. Flynn
Democratic National Committee
Flynn
National Committee
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Frank Kelly
Brookyn
Cleveland
New England
Ohio
Philadelphia
United States
Chest Clinic Set for November 2 at Winchester Hospital
The orthopedic clinic for youths will run from 9 30 a m to 2 p m Saturday November 2 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dr Robert V Funsten of the University of Virginia Hospital will lead. Sponsored by the District Nurse Association the date was changed from November 9.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Robert V. Funsten
University of Virginia Hospital
District Nurse Association
19YearOld Mother Held In Shooting
Berryville Virginia October 19 a 19 year old mother Mrs Floyd Riley is held for a hearing in the fatal shooting of her sister Mrs John Shiflett The rifle shot through a screen window struck in the yard near the Reardon farm north of Cook s Garage The victim died shortly after admission to Winchester Memorial Hospital The affidavit notes domestic tensions and an altercation preceding the incident with Riley arrested without resistance The case involves local sheriff and state troopers with bail not yet set and charges pending methodical inquiry ongoing
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Berryville
Floyd Riley
John Shiflett
Shiflett
Winchester Memorial Hospi
James P. Reardon
Cook
Old Salem Church
Williams
Hugh N. Willoughby
James Smoot
Gene Wiloughby
Puller
George F. Miller
R. W. Buckner
S. M
Pete” Carper
Boyce
Injuries Fatal To Mr. McKee in Winchester Crash
Lott Purcell McKee 74 died Sunday at 4 43 PM from injuries after being struck on Fairmont Avenue while pushing a two wheeled cart. Driver Glenn Crane Capon Bridge WV said he was blinded by oncoming lights. McKee resided at 116 North Avenue and was a former farmer. Survived by wife Maude Keller, daughter Mrs Asbury H Jackson Jr and son Charles G McKee. siblings and in laws noted. Funeral Tuesday at 11 AM from 116 North Avenue with interment Mount Hebron.
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Lott Purcell McKee
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Mr. McKee
Fairmont Avenue
Glenn Crane
Capon Bridge
W. Va
National Safety Council
George Jones
McKee
North Avenue
White Hall
Gideon
Lydia Purcell . McKee
Frederick County
Maude Keller
Asbury H. Jackson, Jr
Charles G. McKee
Janney McKee
C. G. Boyles
Harry Boyles
Ashby Boyles
Harry Keiter
Howard Patton
Turks Reject Peace If Dishonor Follows in Southeast Europe
The Turkish press reiterates its challenge to German aims in southeast Europe and notes Sofia newspapers reflect Bulgaria's bitter attitude. An Yeni Sabah editorial says Turkey wants peace but prefers bitter struggle to peace gained dishonorably.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Germany
Europe
Bulgaria
Sofia
Yeni Sabah
To Study War Art Instructs Japanese Commanders
Tokyo Oct 21 War Minister Lieut Gen Tojo called on army commanders to cultivate the art of war to build a premier position in the world. The statement framed a push for stronger military art as a national aim.
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Tokyo
Eiki Tojo
Loch Lomond Off Ireland Chased by Submarine
The British steamer Loch Lomond of 5452 tons, which radioed yesterday about being chased by a submarine off the Ireland coast, has sent no further word today.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Loch Lomond
Ireland
Levi Tax Case Up In Richmond
J Raymond Levi of Berryville goes on trial in Richmond Federal Court on charges of tax evasion for 1935 and 1936 and failure to file a 1936 return. The defense says Levi had no taxable income in 1935 36 and that 1937 return was proper. Bank testimony supported deposits and withdrawals tied to Levi during 1935.
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Richmond
J. Raymond Levi
Berryville
Federal District Court
Robert N. Pollard
Levi
Sherlock Bronson
Ray Levi
Bronson
Snead
Charles Town
W. Va
Roy E. Potts
Bank of
Clarke County
RAF Broadside Smashes Berlin and Northern Italy
London reports RAF raids hit Berlin with a direct strike on an important target in the heart of the city and damaged a large warship. Allied bombers also struck Krupp works, oil refineries, docks, and Italian factories on a long non-stop flight to Turin and Milan, as Luftwaffe raids faltered.
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London
Berlin
Germany
Italy
Atis
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Krupp
Turin
Milan
Alps
Associated Press
Great Britain
Tromso
Norway
Arctic Circle
West Berlin
Britain
Rome
Channel
Liverpool
Hitler
Leoten
Eiing
Rev McKay to Falls Church and other Virginia assignments
The Virginia conference in Roanoke announced pastor appointments including Rev. Herman McKay to Falls Church Va and Rev. George L Waters transfer from the Frederick Circuit. Succeeding McKay will be Rev. Garland Evans Hopkins. Farewell sermons set for next Sunday ahead of new posts. Winchester district listings show multiple appointments across parishes.
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George L. Waters
Frederick
Middle Bedford
Lynchburg
Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Church
Falls Church
Virginia
Roanoke
George Waters
Winchester
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Harry Balthis
Montague Avenue Church
W. W. McIntyre
McKay
Garland Evans Hopkins
Lekie’s Memorial Church
Norfolk
Methodist Episcopal Baltimore Conference
Associated Press
Berryville
A. O. Lyons
Brucetown
R. B. Moore
Bridgewater
B. L. Hoffman
Pineridge
S. F. Fridley
Edinburg
G. S. Lightner
Elkton
W. A. Lynch
Front Royal
J. F. Owen
Gainesboro
C. B. Larrick
Harrisonburg
A. B. Clarke
Keezletown
McGaheysville
C. R. Curtis
Linden
A. B. Sapp
Luray
D. L. Fringer
Loud
Winter Scenes And Small Notes From Front Royal Area
Citizens spotted a car with a snow man on its hood on Skyline Drive as four inches of snow lay along the road. A motorist reported his car skidded three times on Valley Pike, narrowly missing a truck. Dahlias near Middletown suffered frost, while roses bloomed beneath snow elsewhere. The Gray and Eddy window featured game birds including a wild turkey, pheasant, ruffed grouse, turtle dove, oriole and wood duck.
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Front Royal
Winchester
Valley Pike
BE. Rogers
Middletown
Gray and Eddy
W. Nelson Page
Mcey Turner
Edwin Snider
Warren Luttrell
Ralph Mulvey
Davis Cleaners Offer Plain Suits and Dresses Half Price
Classified brief notes a sale at Davis Cleaners with plain suits and dresses discounted to 50 cents. The item appears as a short line on page 7 column 4 indicating a regional ad inside the issue dated 10 21 23 25.
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DAVIS
Valley Service Station Closes Saturdays Early
A closing notice states that beginning October 26 the Valley Service Station will close at 3:00 PM on Saturdays.
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Valley Service Station, Inc
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