Lehman Poised To Endorse New Deal In Reelection Bid
Governor Herbert H. Lehman drafts a speech signaling support for the New Deal aims as he pursues a fourth term. He leaves El mira for Albany on the final leg of his upstate tour amid ties with Roosevelt and LaGuardia. Roosevelt coordinates rallying strategy with Lehman Wagner Tremaine Poletti and LaGuardia as the campaign advances.
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Elmira
N. Y
Herbert H. Lehman
Albany
New York City
LaGuardia
Lehman
Mr. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hyde Park
New York
Roosevelt
Robert F. Wagner
Morris Tremaine
Charles Poletti
Fiorello LaGuardia
American Labor Party
Old Lady Warns Bicyclists Lose Good Sense
Mr Winchester cites reckless teen bicycle riders and recounts incidents in town. A motherly voice urges both riders and drivers be voting members to judge if they have the sense to operate bicycles safely.
Beetles to Under Lead Arsenate Diet in Winchester Area
Winchester experts propose spraying 15 acres with lead arsenate to curb Jap beetles, a plan costing about 1100 with one third borne by the city county and fruit growers each. Dr. W B Hough notes benefits include avoiding city and county quarantine and inspections on shipments from infested areas. Phil Gold urges fruit growers to cooperate as steps to control the pest begin immediately.
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Winchester
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
W. 8. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Phil Gold
Frederick County Fruitgrowers Association
Chrysler Restores Salaried Pay To Pre Cut Levels
Chrysler Corporation announced restoration of salaried pay for those earning under 300 dollars a month to the level before reductions on March 16. The move, effective October 31, was tied to anticipated business volume and favorable response to 1939 models. Genera Motors had similar action. Willys-Overland plans recall of over 2000 workers next week as operations peak.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
K. T. Keller
Gener Motors Corporation
Keller
Toledo
Willys-Overland Motors, Inc
David R. Wilson
Willys
Germans Seek Trade Treaty
Berlin reports authoritative economic ministry quarters propose unofficial trio of U S Great Britain and Germany experts meet to draft a triangular accord to aid or replace the Anglo American trade treaty. Goals include restoring business confidence and easing transactions with Germany buying American cotton wheat and tobacco while Britain pays for German goods with cash for American raw materials.
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Berlin
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Britain
Wet garbage collection rules require metal containers
Public notice instructs residents to place wet garbage in separate metal containers with covers and not mix with bottles or cans to ensure collection. The item is dated 10-19-10-6t.
Antiques at Auction October 25 in Winchester Virginia
Miles B. Dean announces an antiques auction at 326 North Cameron Street Winchester Virginia on October 25 at 10 a.m. Display days are October 23 and 24. Items include various collectibles offered to the public.
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N. Cameron St
Winchester
Miles B. Dean
U S Expects Britain to Inform on Palestine Changes
Washington reports State Department says the United States expects full British information on any Palestine administration changes that could affect American rights. It rejects unilateral changes and supports equal treatment of foreigners while showing sympathy for a Jewish homeland. Massive pro and anti emigration messages flood the office.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Great Britain
Palestine
Britain
Second Crash Victim Dies in Virginia Accident
Walter C. Stone of Perrysville Pennsylvania died at Memorial Hospital at 3 45 AM from injuries from a Thursday crash near Toms Brook. His wife Edith Stone died hours after the crash in the local hospital. Thelma Stone and a companion in the car were uninjured as the vehicle skidded and struck a telephone. Mr Stone's body was taken to Lee near Pittsburgh. Mrs Stone's funeral was held at home. Mr Stones services are expected tomorrow.
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Walter C. Stone
Perrysville
Memorial Hospital
Toms Brook
Edith Stone
Thelma Stone
Lee
Pittsburgh
Mrs. Stone
Mr. Stone
Concert Drive Closes Today
The Winchester Concert Association closes its annual campaign today for memberships. Those who have not joined must obtain memberships now as none will be sold after the campaign ends.
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Winchester Concert Association
Dr Edwin C Yost Office Hours Exodontia Prosthodontia
Dr Edwin C Yost lists office hours 10 a m to 1 p m and 2 p m to 5 p m at Valley Pike. Exodontia and prosthodontia are noted services with the professional designation E (10-19-1p-41).
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Edwin C
Winchester bootleggers given ten years in jail and 1900 in fines
Judge Donald L. Weems sentenced 13 violators of the ABC Act to a total of 10 years in jail and 1900 in fines. James Grant Campbell received the heaviest sentence with two one year terms and a $1000 fine. Juveniles were placed in Juvenile Court and inspectors Wyland and Eubank testified.
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Winchester
Donald L. Weems
James Grant Campbell
Charles Showalters
William Giles
Nina McKee
Mike Lillis
George McFarland
Nick Lockett
A. Dolman
Wyland and
Eubank
A. B.C. Force
Monetary Advisers Hold Conference In Washington
A conference of monetary advisers in Washington stirred speculation on potential changes to the government's international financial policy. An official Morgenthau spokesman said discussions centered on continued weakness of the British pound and the French franc, with no disclosed conclusions.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Man Convicted in Death of Daughter Faces Life Term
Raymond Swinscoe, 39, a WPA worker, admitted holding his 4 year old daughter's head under a kitchen faucet until she drowned. He pled guilty to second degree murder and faced a mandatory 20 years to life in prison. The state charged he disliked the child and was not her father.
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New York
Pi Raymond Swinscoe
WPA
Swinscoe
Industry To Be Educated For Defense
Washington reports indicate Roosevelt plans to increase defense spending to educate industry for munition production. An initial 2 million already allocated has not been spent, with advocacy to double or triple the five year 10 million program. Educational orders would prepare plants for wartime mass production of rifles, searchlights, gas masks, and anti aircraft guns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Mr. Roosevelt
Army
Navy
Andata
Pierce Murder Trial Likely in Clarke County
Judge Philip Williams denied rumors that James Pierce would be tried in Warrenton or Berryville. He said the two mile boundary rule cannot apply as Paris Virginia lies near Clarke County and the crime occurred there, so prosecution aims to try the case in the county where it occurred.
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Philip Williams
James Pierce
Raleigh C. Elsen
Paris
Clarke County
Warrenton
Clarke
Pierce
Berryville
Williams
Japs' Advance Continues and Hungarians Die
Prague dispatch reports 12 Hungarian terrorists killed and a Czech gendarme slain near Berehovo in southern Slovakia. Czechoslovak troops captured several insurgents, seized weapons, and surrounded eight more.
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Prague
Berehovo
Slovakia
Hunyadi
Accomunique
Perechrestna
Svalava
Svihy
Uzhorod
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Komaron
Ruthenia
Satoraljaujhely
Budapest
Germany
Italy
Foreign Office
Scoreless First Half Tie Between Handley and Allegany
At the end of the first half Handley High and Allegany High School of Cumberland were tied 0 0 at the local stadium. Allegany led with four first downs to Handley’s none.
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Handley and Allegany High School of
Cumberland
Handley
Hangings in Budapest Implicate Three Treason Suspects
Hangings were carried out in the courtyard of the military prison as Istvan Vida a workman Tibor Lodik a factory foreman and Bela Lorik a carpenter were executed for treason and spying. The regent Admiral Nicholas Horthy had rejected their mercy appeals after conviction.
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Budapest
Istvan Vida
Tibor Lodik
Bela Lorik
Hungary
Nicholas Horthy
Counterfeiters Arrested Linked to Major Rings in NYC
New York October 22 Two men tied to three counterfeit rings distributing about one million dollars in fake currency were arrested by Secret Service and city detectives. Booked as Peter Tehorst 37 of the Bronx and Herman Pine 35 of Brooklyn.
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New York
Secret Service
Peter Terhorst
Bronx
Herman Pine
Brooklyn
Annual Achievement Day Program At Parish House
The annual Achievement Day program and 4 H Club Farm and Home Fair were held at Christ Episcopal Church Parish House. Exhibits were judged by local teachers and agents with awards listed for gardening crops, potatoes, corn, apples, and fruit displays highlighting winners from Strasburg Handley and nearby communities.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Belle Burke
Louise Stickley
Strasburg
W. R. Legge
Handley
R. A. Wall
Stephens City
J. S. Cowles
Gainesboro High School
Mary Gay Marker
R. B. Nelson
Orville Willey
Madeline Blair
I. Pred Stine
Nancy Lou Harbaugh
C. H. Harbaugh
W. R. Berryhill
R. Belle Burke
Benes to Rest in England After London Arrival
Former Czech president Eduard Benes arrived at Croydon Airport on October 22 for a rest period in England after a European peace settlement linked to his republic. He traveled with his wife and staff and reportedly will not lecture at the University of Chicago before Christmas.
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London
Eduard Benes
Czechoslovakia
Croydon
Chicago
University of Canes
Wage Hour Law Detailed With Public Explanations
Washington announces last minute explanations of the wage hour act as it takes effect Monday at 12:01 am. Elmer F Andrews seeks to define records employers must keep and plans radio broadcasts to answer business questions. The law sets 25 cent minimum wage for interstate commerce workers and a 44 hour work week with time and a half overtime.
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Washington
NRA
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
Supreme Court
Rain And Colder For Next Week Weather Outlook
Washington reports a week starting Monday with rain in the North and Middle Atlantic states. Rain returns Thursday and again at week end. temperatures cool Monday night and day, warm midweek, then colder Friday night.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Treasury Position On October 20
Washington reports the Treasury position for October 20 with receipts of 12,238,843.84 dollars and expenditures of 25,226,324.08 dollars, creating a deficit of 12,987,380.24 dollars. Gross debt stands at 38,423,879,527.76 dollars, up 457,971.15 from prior day.
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Washington
the Treasury
Fall Bulbs Offer From S Drug Store
Excellent assortment of Tulips Hyacinths Narcissus Crocus and Daffodils offered by S Drug Store with advertised prices and page reference 10 17 18 20 22 1p 41 in an early 20th century classified style.
Nipponese Mop Up In Canton and Hankow Drive
Japanese forces entered Canton after mop up patrols cleared main streets. In Hankow the fall was imminent as Japanese commanders said Chinese retreat continued and warned foreign ships to stay clear of the Yangtze. U S gunboats Guam and Luzon were listed among foreign vessels at Hankow.
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Canton
South China
Shameen
Hankow
Shanghai
Yangtze River
U. S
United States
Guam
Luzon
Yangtze
Samuri
Central China
Hanyang
Wuchang
South
China
Central
Ccheng
Non-Stop Flier Dies In Crash
Moscow reports the death in an air crash of Alexander Bryandinsky a famed navigator in the Soviet air force He and Vladimir Kinski flew 4300 miles nonstop from Moscow to Vladivostok June 27 28 Bryandinsky born 1904 son of a village schoolteacher details of the accident were disclosed by Red Star newspaper
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Moscow
Red Star
Alexander Bryandinsky
Vladivostok
Vladimir Kinski
Bryandinsky
Georgia author Harry Edwards dies at 83 in Macon
PLL Harry Stillwell Edwards, 83, noted Georgia author, died of bronchial pneumonia in Macon after entering hospital with bronchitis. Edwards, regarded as the dean of Georgia letters, wrote the folk tale Eneas Africanus which has sold over one million copies since 1919.
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Macon
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Georgia
Edwards
Police Superintendent David W. Gray Dies at 58
Wilmington veteran police and fire alarm chief David W. Gray died of a heart attack at age 58. He was appointed to public safety on November 15, 1910 and had served the department for several years before taking on the role. He previously worked as a teens and was later free.
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Wilmington
Del
David W. Gray
Department of Public Safety
Gray
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James Judy
Maurice Carpenter
Harold Larrick
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