Hitler expansion feared to spark a new European war
An article outlines how Austria's weakness after severing ties with Hungary and loss of raw materials could fuel bankruptcy and unemployment while Hungary suffers under Versailles and electoral law gaps. The Little Entente and Polish Corridor loom large in Central Europe as tensions rise with potential for broader conflict.
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Germany
Austria
Hungary
Balkan
Jugoslavia
Roumania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Baltic Sea
Europe
Hitler
Social Calendar Highlights Weekly Church and Civic Events
A dense schedule lists regular weekly and monthly gatherings across local churches and clubs. Activities include adult choir practices at Grace Lutheran and United Brethren Church, Kiwanis luncheon, Elks lodge meetings, Braddock Street Methodist missions and auxiliaries, Rotary and American Legion sessions, and a Lions Club luncheon, with solo recitals and music clubs also noted.
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Kiwanis Club
Young Peoples’ Choir
The
United Brethren Church
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Grace Lutheran Church
Woman’s Missionary Society of Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Rotary Slab
Braddock Street Methodist Church
American Legion Post
Theraddock Street
Peter Y. Brinton
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
Meeting Highlights European Crisis At University Women’s Group
Winchester branch of the American Association of University Women met October 20 at Mrs. John W. Rosenberger’s home with fifteen members and four guests. Miss Nancy Gray Larrick led discussions on Germany’s domestic and foreign policy, the League withdrawal, and Thyssen linked steel interests shaping milita rized power and territorial aims in Lorraine.
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American Association of University Women
John W. Rosenberger
Nancy Gray Larrick
Germany
League of Nations
Europe
Hitler
Herr Thyssen
Steel Trust
Lorraine
Training Course Held For Girl Scout Leaders
Girl Scout leaders from Martinsburg Middletown Front Royal Strasburg and Winchester completed a two evening training course at the new Scout headquarters Corner of Stewart Avenue. Miss Jean Christy led sessions focusing on second class work hikes songs and games plus a talk at Handley High School on camp opportunities. Winchester benefits from Christys Region No 3 camp director experience.
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Jean Christy
Region No. 3
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Middletown
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Strasburg
Christy
Miss Christy
Handley High School
Winchester
Miss McGuire Stars in Louisville Stage Revival
The Martin Players presented Best Years at Drury Lane Theatre on Walnut Street with Miss Tucker McGuire making her Louisville debut. Miss Jean May delivers an emotional, restrained performance as the daughter, while Flora Malcolm and J Arthur Young draw laughs as elderly lovers.
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Martin Players
Drury Lane
Walnut Street
Raymond Sickle
Miss Jean May
Tucker McGuire
Louisville
Madge Davis
Cora
Flora Malcolm
J. Arthur Young
Kine Calder
Fred Barton
Coastal Storm Advisory Expands Northeast Warnings
The weather bureau issued an advisory outlining increasing storm intensity from Sandy Hook to Boston. Disturbances off the South Atlantic coast are expected to move northeastward bringing strong northeast winds this afternoon and tonight.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Sandy Hook
Boston
Atlantic
Lindberghs To Visit Scotland for aerial survey
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh will fly to Scotland after surveying the northern coast of Ireland. A takeoff toward Londonderry was delayed. Several social visitors and relatives are listed as guests and travelers in the Galway area and beyond.
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Irish Free State
Charles A. Lindbergh
Scotland
Ireland
Londonderry
Havana Palace Strikes Stir City Amid Civil Unrest
Havana rifles and sandbags fill the palace as a partial commercial strike disrupts business. President Gray appeals to merchants to keep calm and avoid a general tieup while a railroad strike threatens Matanzas.
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Associated Press
Havana
Counter
Gray
Matanzas
Wild Horses Keep Feet in Order on the Range
The piece likens horses to a deer brushing horns, noting that wild horses keep their feet properly trimmed by constant movement. It contrasts stall hoof overgrowth with the natural wear from roaming on the range.
Three Miners Die In Slate Fall At Hubbard Mine
In McKeesport Pennsylvania on October 24 an eight ton ledge of slate collapsed onto a train of cars at Hubbard Mine of the McKeesport Coal and Coke Company. Three miners were killed John Vester 40 John Wilkins 44 and Joseph Useglego 43 while nine were injured and about 40 escaped death or injury as rescuers worked amid the debris.
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Mckeesport
McKeesport Coal and Coke Company
John Vester
John Wilklnk
Joseph Useglego
Forty Feared Dead In French Express Wreck
EUREAUX Oct 24 Forty persons were feared killed when the Cherbourg Paris Express derailed plunging from a viaduct over the Rouloir river near St Elier. The engine baggage car and three passenger coaches fell thirty three feet. ten bodies were recovered from the cars.
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Rouloir River
St. Elier
Island of Singapore Bought by the English in 1819
Historical note recounts that Singapore Island, about 27 miles long and 14 wide with a population over a million and a billion dollars in yearly trade, was purchased by the English in 1819 for $30,000, after being nearly uninhabited.
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