Bankers Demand Budget Balance and Cooperation with Government
Bankers at a national convention call for a balanced budget as essential to national welfare and warn against permanent deficits. They urge emergency spending only as needed and pledge cooperation with the administration, extending the President’s call for renewed confidence in the American people.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Bankers Association
Mafeestarsi SF
Thas Orn
Local talent shines in Winchester theatre productions
A reader praises two recent plays by the Little Theatre and the Girls' Athletic Association. They admire the preparation, study, and equipment enhancing modern dramatics and encourage youth participation for poise and enjoyable escapism through high quality performances in Winchester.
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Little Theatre
Girls’ Athletic Association
Yonger
Winchester
State Income Shows Big Gain Declared by Combs
Richmond October 25 The state's income rose by 3 389 166 for July and August 1934 versus 1933 while expenses climbed 2 714 540 The liquor monopoly and federal aid road funds drive the variance The liquor ops yielded 1 616 1 in receipts and 1 126 719 in expenditures leaving a net margin of 489 362 with at least 400 000 of that as clear profit from operations.
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Richmond
E. R. Combs
Vincent Draws Fifteen Months In Fatal Mishap
Samuel Vincent, 24, of Winchester, was sentenced to fifteen months in the Maryland State Correction for manslaughter in a July 12 collision. He drove a beer truck on the wrong side of the road, killing William C. Marker and his mother Bertha M. Marker and injuring Howard Marker as the Markers’ car collided with Vincent’s vehicle near Frederick.
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Maryland State House of Correction
Samuel Vincent
Winchester
Frederick
Fe Aeisk
Arthur D.itcd
Charles W. Woodward
Vincent
William C. Marker
Middletown
Bertha M. Marker
Marker
Howard
Deaths Reported From Anti Catholic Mexican Policy
In Mexico City October 25 authorities reported the first deaths from the anti Catholic campaign. In Querétaro mistaken identity led to police and soldiers firing on each other as church closures were attempted. Several killed and many wounded amid government efforts to close churches supported by General Calles.
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Mexico
D. F
Queretero
Hercules
Queretaro
Plutarco Elias Calles
Semi Pros Prepare Friday Practice Ahead of Cumberland Match
Semi pro football players are to report to the Men's Athletic Club rooms Friday night at 8 30 for practice. The Cumberland team will visit Sunday and a large turnout is needed to boost the local club's chances in the game.
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Cumberland
Seitz Beer and Ale Distributor Ad 1821 Highlight
Seitz Beer and Ale, a Penna favorite since 1821, showcases John L. Shine as distributor. 1p-41-10-19,23,25,26.
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Penna
John L. Shine
Winchester Day Cleaning Works Price Notice
NOTICE Having resigned from the local organization of Cleaners we offer cash prices effective on and after October 25th Suits cleaned and pressed 75 cents Topcoats cleaned and pressed 75 cents Plain dresses cleaned and pressed 75 cents Suits pressed only 40 cents Winchester Day Cleaning Works 210 S Braddock St Phone 80
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Cleaners
Winchester Day Cleaning Works
S. Braddock St
Robbery at Maloy Home In Long Beach Seized $63,000
Five armed men abducted Long Beach town marshal Thurman Riordan, used him as a decoy to enter the home of Thomas Maloy, head of the Chicago Motion Picture Operators Union, and robbed cash and jewelry totaling about $63,000. Mrs. Maloy was roughed, tied, and later treated at a doctor’s care.
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Michigan City
Ind
Long Beach
Thomas Maloy
Chicago Motion Picture Operators Union
Thurman Riordan
Maloy
Canada
Red Cross Busy Here Last Year Highlights
The article notes the Red Cross services reported in prior pieces and adds details from the 1933 roll call. Local disaster responses reached 103 cases thanks to community support, with Junior Red Cross in schools teaching first aid, hygiene, and civic attitudes for safer future citizens.
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Red Cross
Disaster Service
Square Dance Night at I'm- Coming-In-Cabin-Camp
Weekly square dance event held every Thursday at the venue named I'm Coming In Cabin Camp formerly Old Appleway. Community dancers welcome to join the informal gathering.
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Old Appleway
Halloween Dance at Shawnee Nite Club Opens Under New Management
Halloween dance notice for Shawnee Nite Club with new management on Saturday October 27. Music by Shawnee Orchestra featuring Donnie Gray and Diz Derflinger. Admission 50 cents. Refreshments and drinks. Braddock Street Methodist festival Friday 7:30 PM admission 10 cents. Boneless codfish box 35 cents La Choy bean sprouts No 2 can 15 cents Pure Food Store.
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Shawnee Orchestra
Donnie Gray
Virginia FFA team wins national poultry judging title
A telegram to D J Howard notes the Virginia poultry judging team captured first place at the national FFA judging contest in Kansas City Missouri during the National FFA convention. Fred Fadely of Mount Jackson was the top individual nationwide, with Robert Reddish of Madison county placing thirteenth. Other Virginia members include William Moore Appomattox Clair Compton Haysi C E Richards Mount Jackson and coaches T J Sharritz New Hope and F C Richards. The Virginia livestock team ranked fourteenth with Tom Booker Fisherville Eamon Thompson Willis Owen Grove Weyers Cave John Peck Pearisburg and coach Owen Grove.
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D. J. Howard
Virginia
Kansas City
Future Farmers of America
Fred Fadely
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
United States
Robert Reddish
Madison County
William Moone
Appomattox
Clair Compton
Haysi
C. E. Richards
Tom Booker
Fisherville
Eamon Thompson
Willis
Owen Grove
Weyers Cave
John Peck
Pearisburg
T. J. Sharritz
New Hope
Fall Is Fatal To C S Miller County Native
Clarence S Miller, 41, prominent Berkeley county dairyman and Martinsburg native, died from a ladder fall on his farm near Martinsburg. He was an elder at Winchester Avenue Church of Christ and active in community affairs. Survived by wife Ollie Brannon and children Charles Bruce Esten Reva. brothers William E Dudley O and others. funeral plans unavailable.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Clarence
Miller
Berkeley County
Frederick County
O. C. Miller
Greenwood
Seecket
Winchester Avenue
Marshall
Dudley R. Miller
Bowder
Dory C. Miller
W. R. Branner
Wooster
Frank Barrett
Near Green Spring
This County
Ollie Brannon
Charles Brannon
Charles
Bruce
Esten
Reva
Charles Cross in Serious Condition After Emergency Operation
Reports from Memorial Hospital say Charles A. Cross manager of the M. J. Grove Company lime plant in Stephens City remains in serious condition after an emergency appendix operation on Tuesday. He was initially listed in critical condition and while improved, is not yet out of danger.
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Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Cross
M. J. Grove Company
Stephens City
Cross
Veterans Bonus Demand Sweeps Animating Nationwide Rally
At the American Legion convention in Miami the demand for immediate cash payment of veterans bonus certificates carried 987 votes in favor to 183 against. Delegations from Maryland Virginia and West Virginia split their votes on payment and loan interest remission as crowds reacted with boos and cheers reflecting strong national support for the measure.
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Miami
Fla
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Fra
American Legion Today
Legion
the Legion
Legislative Committee
New York
Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Massachusetts
Michigan
Body Of Romney Man Is Found
The body of Benjamin Champ Pultz, 67, unmarried, was found in the front yard of his home eight miles east of Romney, W Va, early today. Death from a shotgun wound authorities say was self defense related. He had financial worries. He was dead several hours when found. Surviving are three brothers and four sisters.
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Romney
W. Va
Benjamin Champ Pultz
Here
Pultz
Hampshire County
Iowa
Senator Overton Beaten In Hotel Lobby Fight In New Orleans
In the Roosevelt Hotel lobby United States Senator John H. Overton and attorney Burt W. Henry fought for a minute or two. Overton sustained a cut over the eye and facial injuries. The altercation followed Overton's refusal to apologize for remarks on the Senate floor.
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New Orleans
United States
John H. Overton
Huey P. Long
Burt W. Henry
Honest Election League of
Roosevelt Hotel
Overton
Henry
United States Senate
Senate
Long
Iact
Senate Committee
Long Machine
Seymour Weiss
Long- Overton Campaign Fund
Winchester to get modern fire alarm system in four zones
Four city fire chiefs and the common council committee endorsed a plan to install a modern zoned fire alarm system. The system would divide Winchester into four zones operated from the police department, reducing unnecessary trips while preserving general alarm response. Estimated cost around 2100 dollars.
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Common Council
C. R. Anderson
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
Charles P. McAstar
C. Lee Barr
Herman H. Hable
R. B
Commerce
World Zone
Marshall Hollis Hart Injured In Practice
Marshall Hollis Hart, student and varsity football player at Handley High, was hurt during practice yesterday. He remains in Memorial Hospital with torn knee ligaments, with fears of a broken leg ruled out. He will miss school and the rest of football season.
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Marshall Hollis
Handley High School
Memorial Hospital
Baby Born After Mother's Death In Bristol
A baby boy weighing nine pounds thirteen ounces was delivered by caesarian at a Bristol hospital shortly after midnight. The mother Mrs. Robert G. Nickelson, 22, died soon after being taken from an ambulance. the father had drowned months earlier in Miami, Florida. The child was reported normal and doing nicely.
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Bristol
Robert G. Nickelson
Miami
Fla
Textile Labor Board to settle Paterson dyers strike
Washington date line reports the Textile Labor Board will seek a settlement of the Paterson New Jersey dyers strike. The remaining issue is whether strikers return to work before formal negotiations in Washington, a decision expected today. The board had urged both sides to meet here, but the United Textile Workers said the invitation came too late.
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Washington
Textile Labor Board
Paterson
New Jersey
United Textile Workers
Presbytery Ends Annual Sessions At Charles Town
Charles Town W V held its Presbytery meeting with Rev. L A McMurray missionary to the Belgian Congo as principal speaker. Elders and ministers attended including Rev EB Bee Rev R B Campbell Rev L Harper and Stewart Bell. Moderator Rev H H Leach led the proceedings and Dr T A Currie of Richmond addressed the gathering.
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L. A. McMurray
Belgian Congo
Winchester
Charles Town
W. V8
Senegal
Jones
Kernstown
Round Hill
Stephens City
Frederick
EB. B. Ee
R. B. Campbell
L. Harper
Stewart Bell
Leach
Allen Jones
H. H. Leach
Alfred Eppard
T. A. Currie
Richmond
Presbytery
Mrs Roosevelt Stumps for Caroline O Day in New York Race
Mrs Franklin Roosevelt campaigns in Buffalo as a Democratic worker for old friend Mrs Caroline O Day. She will speak in five appearances and emphasizes she campaigns as an individual in the New York political contest.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Franklin Roosevelt
Caroline O'Day
New York
Roosevelt
Paterson Dye Strike Halts Most Local Plants
Police reported broad plant shutdowns as a dye workers strike spread through Paterson Passaic Valley and New York metro area. Pickets formed outside plants in Paterson Haledon Hawthorne and East Paterson while Textile Dyeing and Printing in Fair Lawn kept 1000 workers on site. Police prepared for emergencies with full manpower.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Passaic Valley
New York
Haledon
Hawthorne
East Paterson
Textile Dyeing and Printing Company of America
Fair Lawn
William Alexander
St Dgeing House
Alexander
World News At A Glance
Literary Digest poll shows Merriam leading Sinclair in California governor race. Mrs. Roosevelt campaigns with Caroline O Day. Kenneth A O Connor fined for ABC liquor delivery. Five armed men rob a home, $63 000 stolen. U S Union Labor leaders seek power under the NRA. Fleet moves across the canal zone. Mussolini forces cabinet guard duty at expo. Bombs explode in Havana injuring two.
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New York
Literary Digest
Frank F. Merriam
Upton Sinclair
California
Buffalo
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Caroline O'Day
Richmond
Kenneth A. O’connor
ABC
Culpeper
Michigan City
Ind
Washington
NRA
Miami
Los Angles
Calif
Foreign Cristobal
Canal
United States
Pacific
Rome
Mussolini
Havana
Cuba
Wosf
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Motion Picture Operators’ Union
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Decatur
Ray Kelly
Senator Overton
Chamber of Commerce and Fire Committee
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Mr. Jones
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