Semi-Pro Football Loss Against Frederick A C
The Winchester Park Semi-Pros lost 12 to 0 to Frederick A C in Frederick Maryland. FrederickA C relied on marines from Quantico and a strong line to overpower the Park team which struggled on offense. Curry and Parker gave standout defensive and offensive efforts in a hard fought game.
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Winchester Park
Frederick Air Club
Frederick
Quantico
Park
Curry
Parker
Haymaker
L. E
Cather
L. T. Taylor
L. G
Irkle
G. C
Campbell
R. G
Braithwaite
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Hughes
R. E
Baker
Q. B
Harrell
F. B
Stone
Fletcher
F. A.C
Roosevelt Outlines New Plans for Recovery
President Roosevelt outlines ongoing recovery steps, stressing a managed currency and government credit support to raise commodity prices. He cites 40 percent unemployment reduction and 4 million reemployed, and defends NRA limits on rural areas while praising CCC and public relief spending. He warns against selfish critics and calls for steady, non miraculous progress.
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P. C
Roosevelt
United States
National Recovery Administration
NRA
America
C.C. Ca
C.-C
Civilian Conservation Corps
New York
Maal
Roosevelt explains NRA impact on recovery and price policy
The president outlines NRA achievements including ending child labor and sweatshops and notes reemployment progress. He describes farm credit extensions, bank asset releases, and Corps loans while stressing cooperation in codes and industry-wide economic planning. He cautions against premature dollar revaluation and emphasizes restoring the price level as a priority.
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NRA
Roosevelt
Industrial Organization
Guess at a permanent gold valuation
The fragment notes that proposing a fixed gold value would likely need adjustments as subsequent events unfold. It hints at evolving economic judgments and the impact of new information on price guidance.
Lindberghs Reach Galway After Fog Flight
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh brave a coastal fog to depart Southampton for an unknown destination then land at Galway Irish Free State this evening after a flight from England.
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Associated Press
Southampton
Eng
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindberghs
Galway
Irish Free State
Another Hectic Week Opens With Bomb Explosion
Havana reports a bomb blast in Vedado as fears of a general strike grow and a government financial crisis threatens President Grau. No injuries are reported, while infantry and militia move toward Oriente to quell disturbances.
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Associated Press
Havana
Vedado
Grau
Oriente
Supreme Court to Decide on N R A Constitutionality
The Supreme Court announced it would hear the first case challenging industrial recovery laws. It accepted Leo Nebbia's appeal testing the New York milk control act and advanced the case for hearing.
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Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court Today
Leo Nebbia
Crowder Warned Loans To Cuba Were Illegal
Washington reports Senate investigators found evidence that former ambassador Enoch Crowder questioned the legality of Cuba loans before 1927. Bank vice president Shepard Morgan identified a memorandum showing Crowder’s attitude as Cuba’s finances were described as deplorable. Morgan testified the bank later loaned 10 million dollars for public works in 1927. Crowder urged protest to the State Department citing the Platt Amendment.
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Washington
Senate
Enoch Crowder
Cuba
Chase National Bank
Shepard Morgan
Crowder
Morgan
State Department
Chicago and Baltimore Wheat Prices Close Mixed
Closing quotations today show Chicago December at 86 12, May 89 1/2, July 87. Baltimore Spot wheat at 92, Winchester Spot wheat at 85. Quotations supplied daily to The Star by Winchester Milling through Cable Service with Sticker Sales Corp. dealers in cash grain on futures.
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Chicago
Baltimore
The
Star
Winchester Milling Corporatio
Pike Bridge Hit By Auto Near Fort Collier
Reports from residents say an out-of-town car struck the woolen bridge near Fort Collier on the Martinsburg pike, tearing off several posts and boards. The car sustained small damage and was repaired by a local garageman.
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Fort Collier
Martinsburg Pike
2,000 Year Old Axe Finds Early East Coast Inhabitation
Smithsonian notes the Albemarle county find suggests humans inhabited the Eastern United States around 1,300 years earlier than previously thought. David R. Bushnell Jr. dates the double-chipped diabase axe to about 2,000 years ago and 1,300 years apart, implying earlier nomadic activity east of the mountains than Siouan settlers.
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Washington
Atlantic
Albemarle County
Virginia
Smithsonian
United States
Atlantic Seaboard
Asia
Behring Strait
David R. Bushnell, Jr
Nero
Rome
Pompeii
Vesuvius
William Doak, Former Cabinet Member, Dead
William N. Doak former secretary of labor in the Hoover cabinet and labor leader died at his home in McLean Virginia of heart disease. He was 51 and leaves a widow. Born in Rural Retreat Wythe County Virginia he rose from trainman to general chairman of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and later legislative representative for the union.
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Washington
William N. Doak
Hoover
Virginia
Doak
McLean
Wythe County
Bristol
Brotherhood of Railroad
Norflok and Western
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Protection Is Given Craft At Miami Airport
The Graf Zeppelin halted at Opa-Locka naval base Miami for a day on its Rio de Janeiro to Chicago flight. Thousands of cars lined the road as authorities searched all visitors to the air field and limited access to areas near the mooring mast.
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Miami
Fla
Opa-Locka Naval Base
Rio de Janeiro
Chicago
Bank Robbers Overpower 14 and Steal 25000
Five gunmen overwhelmed 14 people at the First National Bank in Brainerd Minnesota. They fired into the building and nearby sites, escaping with at least 25000 dollars. No bank patrons or staff were injured, but four pedestrians were wounded by wandering bullets as the robbers fled.
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Associated Press
Brainerd
Minn
First National Bank
Square Dance At Rouass Park
Regular square dance to be held Thursday evening in the pavilion at 9 PM and another Saturday night at 8 with J Jenkins and his music performing at both events.
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Rouass Park
J. Jenkins
Farley foes and Pecora bid liberals rethink New Deal ranks
Washington sees Postmaster General Farley widening liberal opposition to the Roosevelt administration as Pecora joins the McKee independents in New York City politics. The piece argues liberals fear the stock market inquiry will stall and concludes with a forecast of possible government seizure of business and a youth movement pressuring reform.
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Joseph V. McKee
New York City
Tammany
John P. O’brien
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
McKee
Three Banks of Upper Valley To Be Consolidated
Three regional banks in the Upper Valley plan a merger to form the Augusta Rockingham Bank with Weyer's Cave Bank as the parent and Mt. Sidney and Grottoes banks as branches. Key officers from each bank named to lead the new institution and stock swaps set by asset contributions. The plan aims for federal deposit insurance readiness by January 1, 1934 and regional service expansion.
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Upper Valley
Augusta
Southern Rock
Ingham
Ag- Inc
Weyer’s Cave Bank, Inc
Augusta-Rockingham Bank
State Corporation Commission
Weyers Cave
J. Givens Patton, Jr
New Bank
N. S. Kagey
Weyer’s Cave Bank
H. A. Driver
Mt. Sidney Bank
Mt. Sidney
P. R. Cosby
Bank of Grottoes
Grottoes
A. E. Johnson
G. K. Foster
J. Givens Fulton, Jr
N. I. Kagey
W. E. Driver
Weyers Cave Bank, Inc
Col. T. J. Roller
Fort Defiance
W. A. Altaffer
Carter
Staunton
State Commissioner of Insurance and Banking
Federal Deposit Insurance
Harrisonburg
New Hope Bank, Inc
the Weyer’s Care Bank, Inc
Staples And Stocks Bog Down And Rise Again
New York October 23. Staples and stocks moved higher amid hopeful signals from a planned controlled gold market and a pledge to raise prices. Leading shares rose one to five points while grains jumped two to four cents a bushel and overall trading remained uneven after early bursts. Sterling opened at 4.60 44 with call money at three quarters percent.
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Associated Press
New York
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Mickey) Walker
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William Doak
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
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