Roosevelt Seeks Prosperity for All Across Nation
Governor Roosevelt pressed his campaign in Louisville and New Albany urging national prosperity and attacking the administration’s “campaign of fear.” He joked about supporters and recalled his father’s local ties as crowds watched the train stop and the armory address. Roosevelt criticized utilities regulation and federal finances while asserting decisive reform.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Ohio River
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Indiana
New Albany
Hoover
United States
Alben W. Barkley
New
Louisville and Newmany
St. Louis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Insull
Winchester to mobilize for Red Cross relief drive
LC Rollis to chair Red Cross call as Winchester plans a winter relief campaign. Mayor Dr Charles R Anderson convened relief groups to organize support while Lawrence Hollis leads the drive set to begin around November 1. Citizens urged to give time, food, and money to combat unemployment and hardship this winter.
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Red Cross
Winchester
Charles R. Anderson
Relief and Service Organization
Aas the Red Cross
District Nurse
Ministerial Associaton
Federated Church Women
Poor Committee
City Council
Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions, Legion
Civic League
Needlework Guild
Citizens’ Committee
Lawrence Hollis
Hollis
Rain Probable First of Week in Weather Outlook
Weather outlook for Oct 24 to 29 predicts rain in the North and Middle Atlantic States beginning Monday night or Tuesday and again Thursday or Friday. Warmer early week, colder Tuesday night and Wednesday, warmer Thursday and Friday, then colder at week end.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Baker Urges Local Action For Winter Welfare
Ex Secretary of War Newton D Baker spoke in Cleveland urging a decentralized approach to relief. He said communities should raise funds locally like soldiers on watch, reinforcing national resolve as relief spreads and citizens feel their country’s duty and opportunities.
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Committee For Welfare and Relief Mobilization
United States
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Virginia Declares Save-A-Life Month For Motorists
Virginia announces Save-A-Life Month from October 15 to November 15 under the Division of Motor Vehicles. State police hand out cards urging a free compulsory inspection at authorized stations, with repairs charged only for parts or services. About 100,000 cars inspected since July, with 200,000 more eligible, to fix defects like faulty lights brakes and wheel misalignment. Patrolmen Raymond E. Bayliss and George F. Miller promote the campaign and inspection law.
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Virginia
Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles
Division of Motor Vehicles
Old Dominion
Raymond E. Bayliss
George F. Miller
Savee A-Life
Socialist Candidate Proposes Unemployment Repeal Plan
Richmond October speech outlines immediate and permanent unemployment repeal through state and federal cooperation. Proposals include public work, six hour days, five day weeks, unemployment insurance, abolition of child labor, and public employment exchanges. Thomas also advocates socialization of farming support and national planning for agriculture and industry.
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Richmond
Jesman Thomas
Hoover
Thomas
Fredericksburg
Southwest
Socialist Party
Bona Fide Cooperative
Johnson Will Boost Roosevelt in San Francisco Meeting
Senator Hiram W. Johnson will campaign for Franklin D. Roosevelt at a mass meeting in San Francisco on October 28. The announcement came from Maurice E. Harrison, chairman of California’s Democratic state central committee.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Calif
Hiram W. Johnson
California
Republican Independent
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Maurice E. Harrison
Democratic State Central Committee
Special Sale Fine Tailor Made Overcoat
A real bargain on a tailor made overcoat offered in a classified sale. Contact telephone number 41-J for details and purchase.
Heatrolas At A Big Saving In Home Heating
Miller and Anderson announce a sale of used Heatrolas and Sun beam Heaters traded in from homes. The items are offered at one third of their original price to customers converting to more efficient systems.
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Miller & Anderson i
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict In Cabbage Spoilage Case
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury failed to reach a verdict in Winchester Wholesale Grocery Company versus C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation over spoilage of 637 bags of cabbage valued at 646.45 stored in a cold storage plant. Trial spanned two days with plaintiff’s Herbert S. Larrick and defendant Harry R. Kern. jurors were Hunter M. Stine, W. H. Branner, E. D. Shenk, C. A. Mcllwee, E. R. Neville, W. W. Baker and Holmes H. Carper.
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Circuit Court of
Frederick County
Philip Williams
Winchester Wholesale Grocery Company
C. L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corporation
Grocery Company
Robinson Cold Storage
Circuit Court
Herbert S. Larrick
Harry R. Kern
Hunter M. Stine
W. H. Branner
E. D. Shenk
C. A. Mcllwee
E. R. Neville
W. W. Baker
Holmes H. Carper
Bandits Rob A Minnesota Jail Raid at Polks County Jail
Four men raided the Polks county jail in Crookston Minnesota taking 500 in cash 20 slot machines a machine gun 500 rounds of ammunition rifles pistols and liquor. They bound and gagged night and day sailors and locked them in cells before fleeing.
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Crookston
Minn
Polks County
New Park Road Opened for Touring on Skyline Drive
A 15 mile section of Shenandoah National Park Skyline Drive from Panorama to Skyland was opened today by federal and state highway authorities. W. E. Carson and Andrew Bell announced the opening, with many from Winchester expected to drive to the Skyline Drive tomorrow. The Thorn ton gap entrance lies between Luray and Sperryville, offering round trips via New Market Luray Sperryville and Front Royal.
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Shenandoah National Park
Panorama
Skyland
W. E. Carson
State Conservation and Development Commission
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Thornton Gap
Luray
Sperryville
New Market
Front Royal
Rioting Breaks Out At East River Prison
New York police rush to Welfare Island after a prisoner is stabbed and riots erupt among inmates. Tear gas, rifles, and police planes used as more than 200 officers move to quell the disturbance and guard Tombs prison and Raymond Street jail to prevent reprisals.
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Associated Press
New York
City
Welfare Island
East River
Tombs
Manhattan
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Achievement Day Program Being Arranged
Home demonstration agent outlines a week of meetings and preparations for the annual Achievement Day program. Activities include 4-H club meetings Branson Whitacre and Evendale, project reports, record compilation, and final arrangements for Frederick County’s event on Saturday.
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Stonewall Home Demonstration Committee
Whitacre
Branson
Evendale
Round Hill Club
Frederick County
Roosevelt bets reach 1 250 000 to 500 000 on presidency
In New York on October 22 a record wager of 1 250 000 to 500 000 was laid through a Wall Street brokerage predicting Roosevelt will win the presidency. The anonymous bettors also contemplate additional bets at 1 to 25 odds and against Roosevelt carrying New York State, involving smaller sums.
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Roosevelt
New York
Wall St
New York State
Washington orchestra leader Al G. Hopkins dies after crash
Al G. Hopkins, Washington D C orchestra leader and radio artist, died at Walter Reed Hospital from a fractured vertebra suffered in an automobile accident on the Northwestern grade west of Winchester. He was paralyzed from the waist down and died yesterday after a weekend with his wife Miss Orion Leith Hiett. Hopkins had recently returned from Hollywood and served in World War I. Burial is planned for Arlington National Cemetery.
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al G. Hopkins
Washington
D. CC
Walter Reid
Orion Leith Hiett
Capon
Bridge
W. Va
Winchester
Hopkins
Hopkins’ Orchestra
Hill Billies
Herman Dykes
Hayfield
Pangle
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Walter Reid Hospital
Arlington National Cemetery
France
Miss Hiett
S. Lee Hiett
Capon Bridge
Mr. Hopkins
John B. Hopkins
Mennkay Street
N. W
Brunswick
Hollywood
Automobile signs free Roosevelt or Hoover to my customers
Gibson Baker advertises free political signs for Roosevelt or Hoover to customers at Winchester Steam Laundry. The notice highlights convenience and health savings and provides a phone contact.
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Roosevelt
Hoover
Gibson Baker
Winchester Steam Laundry
Wanted Apples Stayman Black Twig and Other Varieties
Wanted apples Stayman Black Twig and other varieties. Drops culls and tree run. National Fruit Product Co. telephone 434 20 1p-31.
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National Fruit Product CO
Hoover Seeks Tariff Probe as West Virginia Visit Signals Recovery
President Hoover spoke from Laidley Stadium in Charleston West Virginia urging Tariff Commission inquiry into full tariff schedules to test protection amid unre served foreign currency. He praised limited cooperation in marketing coal and natural resources to guard against destructive competition. He noted signs of recovery nationwide as reconstruction measures proved vital.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Laidley Stadium
Chion
W. Va
Hoover
Tariff Commission
West Virginia
Andrew Jackson
Charleston
Tington
Deto
Democratic Party
New York
Sq Garden
Dionsver
Washington
Miss Margaret Georgan sues apartment owner for 56000
In St Paul Minnesota Miss Margaret Georgan alleges the cold in her apartment caused permanent incapacity and seeks 56000 in damages. The case cites an ailment tied to her living conditions and the property owner as defendant.
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Associated Press
ST. Paul
Minn
Margaret Georgan
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