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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1934

Page

2

Girl's Desperate Ride Sparks Kidnapping Probe in Huntington

Dorothy Marie Hanshaw a 14 year old Huntington girl vanished after leaving Cammack Junior High School. Police detained a local Black resident for questioning while public safety director Abe Forsythe sought federal help. Father George Hanshaw reported no ransom notices.

Huntington W. VA Dorothy Marie Hanshaw Huntington Furniture Cammack Abe Forsythe George H. Hanshaw

Liberals Victory at Episcopal Convention in Atlantic City

Liberals win at the Protestant Episcopal convention in Atlantic City as House of Bishops and Deputies adopt measures condemning war and endorsing social insurance for unemployment and old age. The committee of ten report on world problems is adopted, stressing an unwavering war on war and viewing war as incompatible with Christian teaching. Industrial partnership is urged to recognize a worker's life investment as deserving equal consideration.

Atlantic City N. J Protestant Episcopal Convention House of Bishops House of Deputies Committee of Ten Jesus Christ

Conscientious Objectors Debate Ends With Endorsement

Support for a measure granting conscientious objectors of all faiths Status akin to Quakers in wartime was secured after a lively debate. The phrase those who invest capital was also defeated in the discussion.

Virginia Conference Sessions Ended At Lynchburg

The Virginia Conference concluded in Lynchburg after a fast session. Bishop Mouzon urged church unity across denominations to face world chaos and called for cordial cooperation. Danville or Richmond may host the 1935 conference, with a central retreat planned to advance evangelist work and soul salvation goals.

Virginia Mouzon Danville Richmond Mouton H. P. Myers Lynchburg S. J. Battin C. CO. Bell Golden Cross Methodist Hospital Movement Col W. R. Phelps James M. Rowland Richmond Christian Advocate

President Roosevelt seeks lighter government relief expenditures

President Roosevelt urged Americans to reduce federal unemployment relief spending under the 1934 mobilization for human needs. He stressed keeping government at current levels while preserving private aid networks led by Newton D. Baker, and highlighted continued private citizen involvement alongside state efforts in relief.

Washington Roosevelt Newton D. Baker Ohio Oo Capitol Mr. Baker

Seven People Fined in Police Court in Smith County

Seven persons appeared in police court this morning with fines levied for various offenses. Ford Haun of Stephens City paid 10.25 dollars for interfering with officers. William Mauck alias Haun was fined 25.25 for disorderly conduct. M. A. Crist of Timberville paid 10.25 for drunkenness. Adam Lichlider was fined 10.25 for disorderly conduct. Robert Jenkins is listed among those charged.

Ford Haun Stephens City Haun William Mauck Alias Haun M. AL. Crist Timberville Adam Lichlider Robert Jenkins

Parole Violation Leads to Recommitment for Belford

Luella Belford was recommitted to the State Farm after violating parole by drinking and disorderly conduct. Briscoe reports the incident and sentencing details.

Luella Belford State Farm Briscoe

Odd Fellows Here Conferred Degrees

Madison Lodge No. 6 I O O F conferred the first degree on a class of candidates last night. Fifteen members from Loudoun Lodge No. 26 Leesburg visited. Speeches by visiting members including E B Dailey and Rev H B Jennings, great talks on Odd Fellowship. Social hour and refreshments followed.

Madison Lodge Loudoun Leesburg E. 8. Dailey H. B. Jennings

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