Membership list release sparks protest over peace group
Washington Dies committee published 563 names from the American League for Peace and Democracy amid protests by Rep. Dempsey who called the move most damnable and most un-American. The list covers government employees and mailing list members in the Washington branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dies Committee
American League For Peace and Democracy
Rep
Dempsey
D-Nm
League
Mrs Judd Escapes Arizona Hospital in 1933 Trunk Case
Winnie Ruth Judd once dubbed the trunk slayer has escaped from the State Hospital, Governor Jones disclosed. She was sentenced to death in 1933 for one murder, later declared insane on April 22, 1933, and confined after the grisly dismemberment case surrounding two women companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Winnie Ruth Judd
State Hospital
Home sought in county for 19 year old girl
Frederick County Welfare Department seeks a county home for a 19 year old girl in exchange for caretaking services. County Superintendent Mrs Eulalia Savage-Nal ey urged potential foster or adoptive families to come forward with a suitable arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Aew
Eulalia Savage-Naley
Winchester Says Eee Wee Tind and Way to Secure Equipment
Winchester states steps to secure their equipment without further delay. The note outlines actions to prevent loss or theft while awaiting next procedures.
Lutherans Plan Fall Festival at Grace Church
Grace Lutheran Church announces its annual Fall Festival on Sunday November 5 at 7 30 p m with Dr Henry W A Hanson president Gettysburg College as guest speaker Music will be provided by Grace Lutheran Choir A festival committee chaired by Howard Grove will decorate the church A cash offering goal of 1500 is set and food for the Lutheran Orphanage in Salem Virginia will be collected Last year the congregation gave food and clothing valued over 100
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry W. A. Hanson
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg
Carl Honeycutt
Grace Lutheran
Howard Grove
Salem
Carlie Eeeeck
Win
Murphy Accuses Railroad Group
District Court for the District of Columbia hears Murphy charging a railroad group with alleged actions. The case centers on a dispute over policy and corporate conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
District Court For the
District of Columbia
Forsythe Case Underway In Federal Court
In Harrisonburg Virginia on October 25 the trial of Mayor Frank Forsythe of Front Royal and three women on conspiracy to obstruct justice charges continued. Assistant DAs lead the prosecution as defense lawyers argue limited to one hour per side with jurors to deliberate about 4 pm if no delays.
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the Star
Harrisonburg
Frank Forsythe
Front Royal
Frank Tavenner
Howard Gilmer
Joel Flood
Aubrey Weaver
Elliott Marshall
William Armstrong
Steva Jackson Banks
Edith Boyd
Eloise Jackson
Lazarus Jackson
Forsythe
Jackson
John Paul
Jackson Wom
Rectortown
Vic
Roof To Head County Pastors Elect New Association President
At Rev. William Obaugh's residence the Rev. Frank L. Roof of Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City was elected president of the Frederick County Ministerial Association for the coming year. The next meeting is planned for probably the third Wednesday of November with the exact date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Obaugh
Frank L. Roof
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Frederick County
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported
The Treasury on October 25 announced receipts of 17 513 164 19 dollars and expenditures of 43 814 508 48 dollars with a gross debt of 40 964 964 869 31 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
of the Treasury
Dc- Receivta
Winchester Questionnaire
A reader quiz asks where the most tolls on roads out of town headed to Fair were located and who was dedicated to him with hail damage noted. Answers appear on Page Nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wineer Ie Eee
Grangers Open Twelfth Annual Meet Tonight
Delegates arrive in Winchester for the twelfth annual Virginia State Grange session. Events include Sixth Degree rehearsal and committee meetings tonight at 8:30 at Sarah Zane Fire Hall.
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Winchester
Virginia State Grange
Sarah, Zane Fire Hall
Frederick Pomona
Charles R. Anderson
Andrew Bell
National poll proposal on advisory vote before war decision
Senator La Follette proposed amending the arms embargo repeal bill to require a national advisory election before Congress could declare overseas war. The move comes as the neutrality revision debate stalls with final votes anticipated soon. he called the advisory test purely nonbinding except in attacked or non American country scenarios.
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Washington
Senator LaFollette
Congress
Senate
Fri- LaFollette
LaFollette
Stage Door Cast Finally Chosen
The Winchester Little Theatre announced the cast of 32 for Stage Door directed by C. Ridgely. Local performers Dorothy Moore Virginia Lupton Mary Gail Catherine Beattie Evelyn Early Willa Mae Brumback Phyllis Meems Mollie Glass Anne Kerr Russell Marie Gibson Dew Mrs. Kenneth Robinson were selected for roles in the Capitol Theatre production to be presented Friday evening December 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ickes warns on oil production and fuel waste
Secretary Harold L Ickes urged the National Coal Association to adopt a conservative oil policy or rely on synthetic gasoline and costly substitutes. He warned coal reserves are dwindling and stressed tight oil and natural gas supplies, calling for stricter regulation to balance immediate needs with the nation’s future fuel supply.
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New York
Harold L Ickes
National Coal Association
Europe
Orient
Ickes
National Resources Committee
Lucky Baldwins Daughter Anita Baldwin Dies at 65
Anita M. Baldwin, daughter and heiress of E J Lucky Baldwin, died at her Santa Anita estate at 65. She composed music for Richard Walton Tully’s Blossom Bride. The Baldwin estate was valued around 20 million at E J Baldwin’s death in 1909.
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Arcadia
Calif
Anita M. Baldwin
E. J
Lucky) Baldwin
Santa Anita
Richard Walton Tully
Baldwin
Colonial Brick Co Kilns Turn Out 50 000 Per Day
Colonial Brick Co in Winchester operates a kiln producing about 50 000 bricks daily from a 45 acre shale tract nearby. With 55 000 shale bricks baked to finished product, the plant turns out roughly 1 000 000 bricks monthly, enough to stretch about 1 450 miles if laid end to end. Fifty workers maintain near capacity with a single shift most days while occasional second shifts run to meet demand.
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Colonial Brick Co
Colonial Brick Company
Winchester
R. L. Rossman
Colonial
Rossman
Nazis Expected Rain On England Says National Zeitung
Berlin reports Germany may unleash bombs on England as National Zeitung close to Goering urges relentless action. Ribbentrop speech in Danzig signals war with France and Britain is on. Berlin editorials frame Britain as war agitator and warn England to beware.
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Berlin
Germany
England
National Zeitung
Essen
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Tsle
High Command
Paris
Warndt Forest
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Danzig
France
Britain
Bers Lin
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
Lokay Anzeiger
First Time Quote Turkeys In Vermont Crops
The turkey crop moves but warm weather reduces demand as quotes rise for young and old birds. Noted producers Rosenberger and Anderson farm thousands of birds in Frederick County and Timber Ridge with Hale Moore near Hayfield said to stock about four thousand. Thanksgiving nears and turkey movement is expected to rise into December.
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Vermont Crosen
Star
Frederick County
C. M. Rosenberger
Rual Anderson
Timber Ridge
Hale Moore
Hayfield
Nazi Officials Work With U S To Resolve Steamship Issues
Captain Joseph A. Gainard of the City of Flint and his crew, interned in Kola Bay Russia, are cited as veterans of international sea incidents. He served as an officer on a World War era vessel sunk by Germans and his ship recently rescued survivors of the torpedoed Athenia.
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Joseph A. Gainard
Flint
Kola Bay
Athenia
Sporadic Firing Booms On Front
Paris reports sporadic artillery fire along the western front as patrols clash west of Forbach. German loudspeakers urge surrender while French troops reply Change the record. the night is described as generally quiet with patrol and artillery activity west of the Saar. Jazz music requests from troops rise at home.
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Paris
Forbach
Saar
Pope Pius XII Encyclical Due Next Week
Vatican officials said the pope will publish his first encyclical soon, likely next week, delaying from October 28. Sources indicate the document may focus on global troubles, as Pope Pius XII prepares to return to the Vatican from Castel Gandolfo and appoint new cardinals.
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Vatican City
Pius XII
Vatican
Pius
Castel Gonzolfo
Germany and Russia seize American freighter City of Flint
Washington and Berlin clash over the seizure of the American freighter City of Flint by a German raider. The ship was taken to Murmansk after being deemed unseaworthy for navigation without maps, with negotiations between Germany and Russia continuing.
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Berlin
United States
City of
I Kirk
Baron Weiznecker
Foreign Office
Soviet
Russia
Flint
Murmans
Beel
Washington
Hamburg
Man Prize Court
Kirk
von Willesaecker
Baltic Sea
Tromso
Cles
Murmansk
Germany
Moscow
Suffie
Ami Laurence A. Steinhardt
Sovet Press
Public Sale Notice for Alfred Hibbard Household Goods
A public sale is scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m. to sell household furniture and preparations belonging to Alfred Hibbard of 214 Sharpe. The listing includes items described in the notice with quantities and dates.
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Alfred Hibbard
Sharpe
Public Sale Notice for Cedar Items at 1 A.M.
A public sale announced for October 28 at 1 a.m. lists articles to be sold. C. H. Fries of Cedar is named in the notice.
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A.m. Hi
C. H. Fries
For Sale Meat and grocery store equipment
For sale excellent equipment of meat and grocery store with reasonable rent in Berryville Missouri Moore Williams attorney. Advertises Diessmaker and a furniture listing at 120 N Braddock Plaza with date October 28.
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Berrysville
Moore & Williams, Atty
N. Braddock
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Peace Group
Representative Dempsey
Gay Orlova
U. S
Maginot Line
Switzerland
Charles
Lucky) Luciano
Mrs. Judd
Arizona Hospital
Dr. Hanson
Russell
Paul Hartman
Roof
London
Winston Churchill
Lord
the Admiralty
Surrey
Grangers Open
Turner, Robertson, Hutchison
Comerce
R. H. Hamond
S. W. Kinzie
Z. M. K. Fulton
Mark Turner
A. Willis Robertson
Grange Fellowship
United Brethern Church
J. R. Hutchinson
U.S
Lucky Baldwin
Kansas
Goering
von Ribbentrop
Associated Press
Air Ministry
Budapest
Italy
Yugoslavia
Hungary
Diessmaker
Rane
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