Wampler Elected President as Virginia Poultry Group Concludes
The Virginia Poultry Federation wrapped up its annual convention with C W Wampler of Harrisonburg re-elected president and E C Vosbury of Fairfax as vice president and H L Moore of Blacksburg as secretary treasurer. About 300 poultrymen attended, hearing talks by James E Rice of New York on disease prevention and by Mark N Witmer on continuous brooding operations.
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Vir- Poultry Federation
C. W. Wampler
Harrisonburg
E. C. Vosbury
Fairfax
Adent
H. L. Moore
Blacks
James E. Rice
New York
Northwestern Pool Council
C. D. Carpenter
Mark N. Witmer
The
Pennsylvania Poultry Assatian
E. P. Johnson
Virginia
College Park
John R. Hutcheson
Blacksburg
Harry L. Moore
V. P. I. Poultry Department
Paul Zumbro
Bureau of Animal Industry
W. C. Tuly
Browder Calls for Aid to Spanish Government
In New York on October 23 an earlier communist candidate urged donations to Spain for munition, food, and other defense needs. He accused Hearst and Landon of sparking political manipulation and warned Americans of undemocratic attempts to influence elections. In Omaha a voter sought removal from the registration, citing dissatisfaction with local nominees.
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New York
Ent
Spain
Browder
Hearst
Landon
Lee Zea Dies of Heart Attack in Pittsburgh Home
Friends report the sudden death of Lee Zea at his Pittsburgh residence from a heart attack. He was 35 years a resident there and previously lived in Washington with the Winchester family of the Shenandoah Valley. Survived by widow Nettie E. Zea a son Lee E. Zea of Detroit two Pittsburgh daughters four brothers and three sisters all of Washington and five grandchildren. Funeral was held in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Mr. Zea
Edward Zea
Washington
Zea
Nettie E. Zea
Lee E. Zea
Detroit
Walter Sloops
Harry de Bue
Joseph H
Edward W
Stover D
Hugh Zea
Eugenia Rollins
Elizabeth Zea
Albert S. Carter
Derailed Milwaukee Train Sparks Bridge Crash Probe
Milwaukee officials attributed the rail derailment of a Chicago bound passenger train to a defective rail. Eleven people were hurt with minor injuries. three cars plunged into a ditch and two others left the tracks after the Root Creek bridge, 60 feet high, was cleared moments earlier.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee County
Root Creek
Virginia Librarians Seek Salary Rise At State Convention
Old Point Comfort Va October 23 A Virginia Library Association business session adopted a resolution calling for a statewide salary increase for all librarians. Officers for the next year were elected including Wilmer Lee Hall president Miss Mary Virginia Gaver first vice president Charles H Stone second vice president Mary Colege second vice president and Mary Louise Dinwiddie continuing as assistant treasurer. Retiring president Blanch P Mcrum was named to the American Library Association council.
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Old Point Comfort
Virginia Library Association
Wilmer Lee Hall
Virginia State Library
Richmond
Mary Virginia Gaver
George Washington High School
Danville
Charles H. Stone
Willam
Mary Colege
Williamsburg
Mary Louise Dinwiddie
Blanc
Plaid Shirtwaister For Young Juniors
Barbara Bell fashion feature promotes Plaid Shirtwaister pattern No.1959-B for sizes 8 to 16 with Scotch plaid London tweed crepe or broadcloth options. Describes waist, yoke, pockets, collar, cuffs, optional removable parts, and fabric yardages for sizes 12 and with long sleeves. Orders and pattern book info included.
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London
Barbara Bell
President Roosevelt Defends New Deal in Radio Address
In a White House radio speech to business leaders, President Roosevelt vows to keep politics out of business and credits the New Deal with restoring private enterprise. He argues monopolistic interests opposed reforms, praises bipartisan support, and urges continued restraint on high finance to prevent future defaults.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Good Neighbor League
Morgenthau
Jesse H. Jones
RFC
Twelve Children Die In Motorcycle Crash In Yokohama
In Yokohama on October 24 twelve children riding in the sidecar of a motorcycle were killed when the vehicle collided with a car. The driver of the motorcycle also died.
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Yokohama
Japan
Hable's Palace Shows Gene Autry in The Singing Cowboy
Hable's Palace presents Gene Autry in The Singing Cowboy today only with Buck Jones in The Phantom Rider as a supplement. Adventure in Manhattan stars Jean Arthur and Joel McCrea and runs Monday and Tuesday with a Fox News Reel and a novelty.
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Hable
Palace
Gene Autry
Buck J Jones
Manhattan
Palace Mon
Tues
Mr. Deeds
Jean Arthur
Joel McCrea
Columbia Picture
Hable’s Palace
Deeds
Fox News
Father Of Long For Roosevelt
The 84-year-old father of the late Huey P. Long said in a letter to Governor Richard Leche that he would vote for Roosevelt's re election. He claimed Roosevelt is three times as in favor of the platform Huey P. Long opposed as Landon. Huey P. Long Sr. lives quietly at Winnfield Louisiana and rarely speaks on politics.
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Shreveport
Huey P. Long
Richard Lewhe
Roosevelt
Landon
Huey P. Long, Sr
Winnfield, la
Triflin Matter in Dallas Leads to Violent Shootout
Pete Williams, 29, held to answer for a gun battle that left Charlie Miller, 40, dead. Williams claimed they were fooling around and sought his woman back, saying he fired after Miller refused. Six bullets hit Williams as eight missed.
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Dallas
Pete Williams
Charlie Miller
Williams
Slimming Marian Martin At Home Frock Design
The Marion Martin pattern 9082 offers a slimming morning frock with unusual yokes and surplice lines, easy to cut fit and sew. It suits cotton prints like chambray gingham dimity or percale and includes a diagrammed Lew chart. Order sizes 16 18 20 34 36 38 40 42 44 46. each pattern 15 cents plus the Marian Martin pattern book 15 cents. combined 25 cents. Send coins or stamps to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Depart.
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Marian Martin
Marian Martin Lew
Winchester Evening Star
UIST
Iueui
New Books For Handley Library Patrons
Handley Library unveils new selections including A Peeiene For My Son The Knap Murder Case Bright and Big Money. Also available The Lost Wagon Train White Banners Non Fiction After All My Life in the Russian Theatre Bestet of 1936 Spain Today Eyes On Japan and more titles from 1936 authors and editors.
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Son
Knap
Senor Nary Bright
Frances P
Big Money
John Don
Gilbert Frankau
Zane Grey
Lloyd Douglas
F. B. Simkins
Clarence Day
V. Dantchenko
Bestet
Burns Mantle
Spain
Edward Conteropattore Forrest
A. N
Japan
V. A. Yakhontoff
Thousands In Maine May Be Disfranchised
The Senate committee tracing campaign spending reports that in Maine thousands of voters on relief rolls faced possible disqualification. Investigators said many were urged not to register or vote, told they would be challenged due to relief status, and a state statute allegedly classified relief recipients as paupers denying voting rights.
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Washington
Lonergan
D-Conn
Special
Senate Committee
Maine
Walter Myers
Lady Astor and Lord Astor Leave Washington for Bermuda Trip
Lady Nancy Astor and Lord Astor depart Washington by plane for New York where she will sail to Bermuda for a two week trip before returning to England. They travel with Rear Admiral William H. Standley and Mrs Standley from Albemarle County Virginia.
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Washington
Nancy Astor
Lord R
New York
Lady Astor
Bermuda
England
William H. Standley
Pigs In Politics Prompt Campaign Display
Republican activists showcased two live pigs beside a Roosevelt sign in Milwaukee to protest Roosevelt and promote Alf. Health officials removed the live animals citing an ordinance banning pigs in the city. replacements were plaster of paris pigs supplied by a butcher.
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Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Save Us
Alf
Health Department
Zioncheck Widow Found Safe After Missing Person Report
Mrs. Rubye Zioncheck said her daughter Mrs. T. M. Nix returned home near Texarkana Arkansas and there was nothing to worry about. Dallas police had sought her after a man claiming to speak for sister Mrs Bob Lott called in a missing person report. The widow of the late congressman Washington state representative had married during a flare of antics that drew national attention. he died months earlier in a Seattle office building fall.
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Texarkana
Ark
T. M. Nix
Rubye Zioncheck
Washington State
Dallas
Bob Lott
Zioncheck
Far West
Seattle
Embassy Reopens in Madrid as Refuge for Americans
The American embassy in Madrid resumes refuge duties for Americans as insurgent forces advance on the capital. The embassy had sheltered Americans since the revolution but had recently closed as a place of refuge.
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Washington
Madrid
State Department
The General Died At Dawn At Capitol Monday
Madeleine Carroll stars as a lure to ruin Gary Cooper in The General Died At Dawn at the Capitol Theatre starting Monday. Her loyalties collide with a scheming Chinese war lord and a dash of romance.
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Madeleine Carroll
Gary Cooper
Capitol Theatre
ARAX Herbal Remedy Promoted by Miller’s in Winchester VA
Advertises ARAX as a digestive aid to relieve gas heartburn indigestion and constipation. Claims to cleanse intestines and boost liver function. Promoter called the ARAX man at Miller's 107 North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia inviting inquiries.
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Miller’s
North Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
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New President Poultry Group
Omaha
Neb
Oman
Election Commissionr
Lee Zea
the Evening Star
Times Square Station
N. Y
Bize
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Long
Charlie
Lach
Botany
Spiro-Flake
McCall
Tor
Oz. Skein
Handley Library
W. B. Snider & Son
Egr Ale
Tores
Loudoun St
Mrs. Zioncheck
Capitol
ASCO
the People’s
Buncutter Tire Co
Taylor Cub
Taylor Aircraft
Henry Ford
Miller & Anderson
Front Royal
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