Cedar Creek Marlboro water source chosen for Winchester
Engineers Whitman Reynardt and Smith reported Cedar Creek Marlboro as the best water supply option for Winchester after surveying nine sources. The Cedar Creek Marlboro plan offers the lowest construction cost and the smallest annual charges, with a 10.9 mile pipeline and lower mineral content than most other options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Marlboro
Here
Common Council
Winchester
Whitman, Reynardt and Smith
Baltimore
Major Whitman
Reynardt
Page
Harper
Rouss Spring
Whitman, Reynardt
Smith
Shenandoah River
Millwood
Strasburg
Little Passage Creek
Fort Valley
Meadow Mills
Cedar Creek- Marlboro
Stephens City
Fawcett
Cedar Creek-Marlboro
President Hoover eyes nonstop campaign tour to election
President Hoover planned a rapid final drive for re election with three speeches in five days and possible further tours across the middle west to the Pacific coast. He will travel with Mrs Hoover from Washington to Indianapolis then return for Newark and New York City addresses with tentative routes including Ohio and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Hoover
Indianapolis
Middle West
Indiana
Newark
N. J
New York City
Palo Alto
Calif
Parkersburg
Clarksburg
W. Va
Cincinnati
Ohio Cities
Man Detained In Lindbergh Kidnapping Talk
In Seville on October 26, police detained a man who gave the name Jean Saul as part of a probe into the Lindbergh baby kidnapping. An anonymous tip from two American sailors led to his detention for questioning in Madrid. He offered contradictory statements about his nationality and admitted knowledge of the kidnapping and the ransom. An unfinished note found among his belongings suggested he feared having talked too much while drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Seville
Spain
Jean Saul
Madrid
Saul
Bill
Garber to Speak Tonight at 8 O Clock
Political notice urges voters to hear Hon J A Garber tonight at eight with a campaign appearance announced by Adie. The ad emphasizes the candidate’s visit as a key event for supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Garber
DROP APPLES Works Staymans and Black Twig Wanted
Wanted advertisements list apple varieties for the National Fruit Products Company. Includes phone number 434 and reference to saving time and freedom from drudgery. Also mentions Winchester Steam Laundry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drop Apples
Staymans
Natl
Fruit Prod. Co
Winchester Steam Laundry
Garber to preside at Republican rally tonight
The Republican committee announces a large rally at the Colonial Theatre at 8 o'clock with Jacob A. Garber of Harrisonburg set to preside and introduce speakers. Campaigners tour the state from Leesburg to Harrisonburg while a Winchester Band concert precedes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Committee
Colonial Theatre
Congress
Leesburg
Winchester
Hoover
W. H. McKlwee
Jacob A. Garber
Harrisonburg
Garber
Front Royal
Strasburg
Woodstock
New Market
North Loudoun Street
Pollard Byrd Attacked by Campaigners in Virginia Rally
At a Virginia rally in Alexandria on October 25 Republican candidates attacked Governor Pollard former Governor Byrd and the Democratic organization over the 1932 redistricting act and the state Supreme Court ruling. They criticized Pollard for not acting on the measure and called Garber's remarks about dishonesty a stain on Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Pollard
H. F. Byrd
Democratic
Virginia
Congress
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Hoover
Frankin D. Roosevelt
Fredericksburg
Henry A. Wise
Accomac County
Byrd
Garber
Jacob A. Garber
Harrisonburg
Fred W. McWane
Lynchburg
Roland E. Chase
Wise County
John W. Flannagan
Menalius Lankford
Norfolk
George Cole Scott
Richmond
Joseph L. Cropper
Fas Church
Mayor Reports on League Meeting at Lions Luncheon
Dr. Charles R. Anderson, mayor, opened the Lions Club luncheon with highlights from the League of Virginia Municipalities convention in Charlottesville. Hoye Riley listed club invitations and read financials from Clifford Grim of the Winchester Playgrounds Association, with F. J. Harrington of Northern Virginia Power Company as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Anderson
League of Virginia Municipalities
Charlottsville
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Hoye Riley
Cumberland
Charles Town
W. Va
Clifford D. Grim
Winchester Playgrounds Association
F. J. Harrington
Northern Virginia Power Company
T. J. Orndorff
Brooks slays wife during Madison Avenue window shopping
Melvin Brooks fatally slashes his wife on Madison Avenue in New York as they window shop. He calmly walks on until tackled by a police officer. the wife dies an hour later. Brooks recently released from a hospital for the insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Ress
Melvin Brooks
Madison Avenue
Brooks
Ruby Jackson Shop Ad at George Washington Gift Shop
Ruby Jackson Shop of Hagerstown presents winter coats dresses and sport ensembles at the George Washington Gift Shop on Thursday October 27. The ad notes all Galflex dresses and sport suits for all occasions as part of a peculiar business condition with frozen assets expected to thaw with cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Jackson
Hagerstown
George Washington
Jpst
Louisville Herald-Post
Officials For Election Here Are Announced
City Electoral Board announced judges and clerks for four Winchester voting places for the general election on Tuesday November 8. Precincts list two wards with specific engine houses City Hall and names for judges and clerks. polls open at 6 37 a m and close at 4 51 p m totaling 10 hours 14 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
City
Friendship Engine House
Joseph Patterson
C. P Kremer
John W. Kater
Stuart Grim
Robert C. Kremer
Rouss Engine House
William Haines
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Joseph Dunn
P. Y. Br
Republican Headquarters Adizes at 27 2 North Loudoun St
Advertisement promoting Republican headquarters with location at 27 2 North Loudoun Street and telephone contact 1465.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Loudoun St
Great Rally Of Democrats In Winchester Tomorrow
Democrats of Winchester and vicinity will hold their second big rally tomorrow night at the Colonial Theatre at 8. State Senator T Russell Cather, local campaign manager, predicts a record crowd. Speakers include Major A Willis Robertson of Lexington and former State Senator C O Conor Godrick of Fredericksburg. The Handley High School Cadet Band will perform at 7 30 and between speeches. All parties invited. Robertson will give his only Winchester address of the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Colonial Theatre
T. Russell Cather
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
Virginia
C. O’conor Godrick
Fredericksburg
Roosevelt-Garner-Robertson Club
Handley High School
Major Robertson
Coble Named Commander Of Winchester VFW Post
Alexander Lee Coble, desk staffer at the George Washington Hotel, was elected commander of Winchester Post No. 2122 Veterans of Foreign Wars at the annual meeting on North Loudoun Street. Other officers elected include Roscoe Funk and Fred Affleck, with 107 paid members and ongoing recruitment efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Lee Coble
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Loudoun Street
George H. Grimm
Coble
One Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry
Virginia National Guard
James P. Reardon
Robert Y. Conrad
Mr. Coble
Camp Meade
France
Haute-Alsace
Meuse-Argonne
State Council of Administration of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roscoe Funk
Fred Affleck
Hale C. Moore
J. E. Keffer
Philco Radio Ad Promotes $18.75 Junior Model
Miller & Anderson advertises a Philco Jr radio for 18.75 with strong reception. The note promises ready for election returns coverage and urges customers to purchase now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philco
Philco Jr
Miller & Anderson
Raisin Bread Ad Seeks Friday Morning Availability
A brief ad promotes B & C Raisin Bread available every Friday morning at all grocers. Customers can reserve orders in advance, with a 26-1p-2t reference for inquiries.
Great Rally at Colonial Theatre Tonight
Hear both sides at a rally featuring Garber Anderson Lankford Wise and other speakers at the Colonial Theatre tonight from 1 to 1. The event invites public discussion and action on current issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Theatre
Garber
Anderson
Lankford
Wise
Roosevelt Confident of Big Party After November 8
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke to about 500 workers at the national Democratic committee headquarters in New York praising the campaign as highly practical and promising a "great big party" after November 8. He also described his southern tour, thanked supporters, and planned to address crowds by telephone from Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National
Roosevelt
Democratic National Committee
Albany
Baltimore
Hoover
Curtis
Democratic event invites and sale notice
Cordial invitation to Colonial tonight for Virginia's great errors. Winchester denied future honors. Also ad for 1p-1t linen handkerchiefs at Moling & Cather's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial
Virginia
Winchester
Moling & Cather
Heads of Girl Scouts Hold Around Table Conference
A round table conference for Girl Scout leaders and committee members will be held Saturday October 29 at the First Baptist Church from 10:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Discussions cover camps badges awards publicity finance training and personnel led by Frederick H. Brooke Adelaide Werner and others with Miss Werner In Charge. A luncheon supervised by the Willing Workers Society will follow. Delegations from surrounding communities will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Frederick H. Brooke
Henry M. Flather
B. F. Cheathem
Washington Girl Scouts
Miss Werner
Adelaide Werner
Jeanne Christy
Winchester
Christy
Camp
White Rock
Adolphus Staton
Washington
Ncheone
Willing Workers Society
The
Aidith Cornwell
Eugene B Cooper
Democrats Rally at Brucetown School House Friday
Democrats will hold a rally at Brucetown school house Friday October 28 at 8 pm with State Senator T Russell Cather and Attorney J Sloan Kuykendall of Winchester as principal speakers. The program will discuss Roosevelt Garner and nine Virginia congressmen at large, all Democratic candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Russell Cather
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
Brucetown
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
John N. Garner
Texas
Virginia
Colonial Theatre
Jealousy Motive Georgia? Baltimore Man Sentenced
Daniel R. Kirby, a Clarke County laborer, testified through tears that his wife drank at the home and entertained other men after their marriage in 1928. He admitted to breaking a beer jar and claimed jealousy drove him. judge sentenced him to second degree murder after a near first-degree verdict.
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Clarke County
Baltimore County
Daniel R. Kirby
Towson
Gus Grason
Kirby
William Lawrence
Daniel Leonard
Boonsboro
Baldwin
Belair Road
Five News Snippets From Evansville To Bluffton
Sirens at St Marys Hospital linked to a man attempting to mail a letter from an alarm box in Evansville Indiana. In Fort Morgan 91 year old Josephine Irwin registers to vote for the first time this November after waiting 70 years since her husband’s death. In Norristown rain again washes out a Washington Bicentennial outdoor event. In Chicago the state attorney accuses a Candia family of staged accidents and multiple arrests follow. In Bluffton a county Republican chairman witnesses a youth placing a Democratic placard on a GOP candidate auto.
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Evansville
Ind
St. Mary’s Hospital
Fort Morgan
Colo
Josephine Irwin
Norristown
Montgomery County
Washington
Chicago
John Candia
Bluffton
Oklahoma University stills used for oil analysis
Bertha and Oscar, the university's stills, remain in operation at the University of Oklahoma. Prohibition officers can do nothing about them as they are used by the petroleum engineering department for crude oil analysis with student supplied names.
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Norman
Okla
Bertha
Oscar
University of Oklahoma
Petroleum Engineering Department
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Far West
Adie
MR. Garber
Atttack
Lions
Lee Coble
Gov. Roosevelt
Natural Committee
Girl Scouts
Werner
Daniel Kirby
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