Sweepstakes Draw in Ireland Sparks Huge Payouts for Americans
The first day of the nineteenth Irish Hospitals sweepstakes paid out at least 1 quarter of a million dollars to American holders. Tickets on scratched horses guaranteed £ 593 each and five U S ticket holders on Finalist were drawn. United States receipts topped 5 000 000 with many Americans named Loafer Here s Hoping Pat and Dot and We Hope We Win among the winners.
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Handley to host Cumberland Valley title game and homecoming
Tomorrow Handley High School plans a red letter day with the first Cumberland Valley championship game and a homecoming celebration. Former stars return as current students seek victory, while alumni renew long standing associations in a town proud of its high school.
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Handley
Cumberland Valley
Cumberland
Bishop Mouzon to Attend Winchester Church Dedication
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon of Charlotte North Carolina and Mrs Mouzon will attend the Brad dock Street Methodist Church dedication in Winchester Sunday morning. The Rev W W McIntyre and Mrs McIntyre will meet them in Charlottesville at 4 pm Saturday. Mouzon holds senior bishop status in the Southern Methodist Church and leads the General Board of Christian Education.
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Charlotte
N. C
Mouzon
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South
W. W. McIntyre
McIntyre
Charlottesville
Hne Southern
General Board of Christian Education
Commission On Unification
Satterfield Defends Roosevelt Work Against Landon Critique
Dave E. Satterfield Richmond Democratic leader urged Clarke county Democrats that Roosevelt’s New Deal laws meet changing conditions and defended administration spending. He derided Kansas Governor Landon as inconsistent and said Republicans are ruled by a small minority influenced by pressure groups. The talk cited Landon’s 1934 election and his Des Moines Minneapolis compromises.
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Boyce
Dave E. Satterfield
Richmond
Clarke County
Roosevelt
Satterfield
Landon
Kansas
Mr. Satterfield
Republican Party
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Ickes
Simpson Divorce Leads Ipswich Assizes Civil Docket
Mrs Wallis Simpson heads seven cases at Ipswich Assizes with her divorce suit listed under matrimonial causes undefended. Ernest Aldrich Simpson’s suit against her ship’s broker husband appears as Simpson versus Simpson. Legal teams are Theodore Goddard for Mrs Simpson and Middleton Lewis for Mr Simpson. The clerk indicated no civil hearings before 2:15 pm next Tuesday, with criminal actions prioritized.
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A. Palmer
Girl Scouts Plan Week of Celebrations in Winchester
The city observes Girl Scout Week with a Sunday service at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South featuring Rev. Hubert Sydenstricker and a 7 30 p m musical program. Scouts in full uniform will march in and sit in reserved seating. Each day next week highlights good turns and planned activities for all troops and interested people.
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Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hubert Sydenstricker
All Friends
Roosevelt Plans Major Addresses Ahead of Election
President Roosevelt, returning to Washington after intensive southern New England campaigning, schedules at least one more major speech next week in Madison Square Garden on October 31 and a brief radio address from Hyde Park on November 2. He may also speak in eastern Pennsylvania, possibly Scranton, en route to the Statue of Liberty ceremony. Tonight he delivers a White House dinner speech as part of business men’s dinners and on Monday will dedicate a new chemistry building at Howard University.
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Madison Square
Pennsylvania
Scranton
New York
Howard University
Roosevelt to Speak in Harrisburg Pennsylvania
Democratic state chairman David L. Lawrence announced tentative plans for President Roosevelt to address from the Pennsylvania Capitol steps at 9 36 a m on Thursday Governor George H Earle met with Democratic leaders to discuss arrangements and predicted a Democratic landslide in Pennsylvania as a result of the visit.
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Harrisburg
David L. Lawrence
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Capitol
George H. Earle
Wagon Needed to Aid Crippled Girl by Red Cross
Mrs. Helen Wright of the Winchester Frederick Red Cross chapter requests a small wagon to assist a county girl crippled by polio. The child struggles to walk to school and would benefit from riding. Those with a usable wagon should call the Red Cross office at 113.
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Helen Wright
Winchester-Frederick
Red Cross
For Sale Best Grades Coal and Wood Item
For sale best grades coal and wood. Phone 728 Braithwaite and Hersh berger East Baker street. 10 22 1p 21.
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Braithwaite & Hershberger
East Baker Street
Dr James Health Club at Ana costia Eagles game
Football game at Winchester Park on Sunday October 25 features Dr James Health Club visiting the Ana costia Eagles. Kickoff scheduled for 2 30 p m with local fans awaiting a competitive match.
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Dr. James Health Club
Anacostia Eagles
Winchester Park
Oath Broken Says Landon in Oklahoma City
Governor Alf Landon accused the New Deal of deserting Democratic principles in a marathon Oklahoma City speech. He assailed Roosevelt as coercive and argued Democrats must choose country over party while naming allied figures. The remarks followed an introduction by ex governor Murray amid Landon’s cross country campaign.
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Alf M. Landon
Landon
Murray
John W. Davis
Alfred E. Smith
Bainbridge Colby
Joseph B. Ely
James A. Reed
Lewis W. Douglas
Roosevelt
Drainard's Pal Caught
Washington reports FBI director J Edgar Hoover announced the arrest of Edward Fliss a former associate of Williams Dainard kidnapper of nine year old George Weyerhaeuser Fliss was captured in San Francisco after a lengthy search and admitted to G men that he accompanied Dainard through the past while Dainard was a fugitive.
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Washington
Candidates and Issues In Presidential Fight
A digest of campaign stumps and stances as Roosevelt eyes another speech in Pennsylvania while Landon pushes Oklahoma’s 11 electoral votes. Knox discounts NRA power. Wallace urges lower farm prices. Smith predicts Democratic votes for Landon. Tydings condemns Republican parity with 1929 ruin. Douglas votes Landon. Roper touts New Deal against ism and unrest. Peek accuses New Deal tariffs of aiding international bankers. Berry urges voters not to back a backward step.
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Oklahoma
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New York State
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Winchester Welcome for Mayor and Party Return
Dr. Charles R. Anderson the Winchester mayor and his party arrived back after a rough Atlantic crossing. He praised Winchester England for traffic and police, spoke of courtesy in London and Cork, and noted a letter to the Irish Free State president. The trip included seven days in Ireland traveling over 1000 miles by car.
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Sue Anderson
Ross Swimley
Juanita Riley
Winchester
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Atlantic
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Cork
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Russians Withdraw From Pact
Moscow reports Soviet Russia announced a near withdrawal from the European hands off Spain agreement claiming no binding beyond others. It cites evidence Italy Germany and Portugal aided Spain's insurgents while the London non intervention committee met in secret amid charges of neutrality breaches. Ambassadors note the move could permit arms to Madrid.
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Russia
Spain
Italy
Germany
Portugal
Non-Intervention Committee
London
Lord Plymouth
Neutrality Group
Ivan M. Maisky
Matsky
Aesia
Madrid
Democrats Plan Rallies in Frederick County
Burr Harrison announced two Democratic rallies in Frederick County. One will be at Gore on Tuesday October 27 at 7 45 p m with Captain Frank Wray of Berryville as speaker and Harrison presiding. The Gainesboro district meeting on Friday October 30 features State Senator T Russell Cather and Sloan Kuykendall with R L Omps also taking part.
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Burr Harrison
Frederick County
Gore
New Consolidated School House
Gainesboro
Frank Wray
Berryville
Clarke County
Harrison
Back Creek
T. Russell Cather
Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
R. L. Omps
Democratic Committee
Landon Shows Little Effect From Sore Throat
Oklahoma City report says Governor Alf Landon spoke hoarsely but clearly at the coliseum. Doctors advised rest and quiet, noting more than a day of complete relaxation during travel helped prevent laryngitis.
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Oklahoma City
Alf M. Landon
New High Command Launches Madrid Fortifications Drive
Madrid battles for air defense as Fascist planes raid the capital again. Anti-aircraft fire roars while residents seek cover. Pozas takes charge to boost trenchwork and an insurgent workers army streams toward the front. La Pasionaria calls men to join the field amid international tensions.
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Rabat
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Jose Asenio
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Russia
Fugitive Ughetto Dies in Farmhouse Fire
Paul Ughetto, a fugitive wood chopper wanted for the murder of seven people, was burned to death when police and rural guards set fire to a farm house after he refused to surrender. The incident occurred near Calquier France on October 23.
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France
Paul Ughetto
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