Blood Stains Tie To Son In Enslow Slaying Case
Huntington police report blood stains on a towel pillow case and son Charles Baldwin’s pajamas match in the Enslow home. Baldwin, 41, is jailed on the murder charge of Juliette Enslow, 63, with a coroner citing suffocation and shock as the cause. A diamond wrist watch was later found in a bureau drawer in Enslow’s room, suggesting a possible link to the crime.
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Huntington
W. Va
Charles Baldwin
State
Juliette Enslow
Baldwin
Charleston
P. D. Shingleton
State Police
Enslow
E. E. Winters, Jr
Double parking blamed for near Brad dock spot congestion
For weeks this column notes a lack of serious vehicle crashes, citing double parking on Brad dock near Boscawen as a frequent cause of tight traffic. Drivers of large trucks and smaller cars should avoid double parking and find legal spots.
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Braddock
Boscawen
Voters urged to attend Broening Will and Deming address
Hon Wm F Broening former Baltimore mayor and Hon J E Will candidate for Congress with W E Deming district chairman speak at the George Washington Hotel at 8 p m Tuesday Oct 27 invited all. Also a Junk notice from Winchester Junk Co seeking old cars rags metals at 13 Fairfax Lane with phone 254.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Broening
Baltimore
J. E. Will
Congress
W. E. Deming
George Washington Hotel
Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
Democratic Campaign Rallies Planned Across Counties This Week
Clarke Shenandoah and Frederick counties host three Democratic gatherings this week with former Governor Trinkle, John M Dickinson, Major A Willis Robertson and Captain Frank Wray heads. A fourth rally in Gainesboro Friday features T R Cather and Sloan Kuykendall as speakers.
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Clarke
Shenandoah
Frederick
E. 4.Trinkle
Roanoke
A. Is Robertson
J. Fulmer
Richmond
John M. Dickinson
The
United States
Frank M. Wray
Gainesboro
T. Russell Cather
Sloan Kuykendall
Clarke County
Frank Wray
Trinkle
Captain Wray
Berryville
Woodstock
World War described as greatest crime in history by Bishop Mouzon
Bishop Edwin D. Mouzon of Charlotte declared the World War the greatest crime in history and warned of divine punishment for sin. He spoke at Braddock Street Church before the dedication of the church’s new Sunday School building, asking who caused the war and urging collective accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Mouzon
Charlotte
N. C
Braddock Street Church
John Bishop Mouzon
Hubert Sydenstricker
Sydenstricker
Mouzon
GOP Rally Planned Tomorrow in Winchester Frederick Area
London-Knox committee names speakers William F. Broening former Baltimore mayor and J Everett Will Republican candidate for Congress seventh district. William C Deming Seventh district GOP chairman to preside at eight o'clock in the George Washington Hotel gold room. Large turnout expected amid Republican efforts in Winchester and Frederick county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London-Knox Committee
George Washington Hotel
William F. Broening
Baltimore
J. Everett Will
Congress
Seventh District
William C. Deming
Winchester
Frederick County
Broening
Maryland
Girl Scouts Honor Week With Braddock Service
Girl Scouts of Winchester observed Girl Scout Week with services at Braddock M E Church South led by Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker. More than 100 scouts in uniform attended along with council members and troop leaders as the sermon highlighted girls as cornerstones of civilization.
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Girl Scouts of
Winchester
Braddock M. E. Church
South
Hubert Sydenstricker
Girl Scout Council
United States
Juliet Lowe
England
Senator Byrd Set to Speak in Winchester Before Election
Senator Harry F. Byrd will address a Democratic rally at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester Monday evening at 8.00. Noble C. Pierce, chairman of the Winchester Democratic Executive Committee, announces the event as the campaign wind up with a prominent Democrat to introduce Byrd and a large turnout expected.
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Harry F. Byrd
Winchester
George Washington
Noble C. Pierce
Democratic Executive Committee
Pierce
Byrd
Roosevelt Campaign Swing Schedules Through Northeastern States
President Roosevelt continues final campaign push with stops in New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware totaling 102 electoral votes. He speaks at Howard University Harrisburg Wilkes Barre Camden Wilmington and Brooklyn academy, with a final 15 minute radio appeal from Hyde Park or Poughkeepsie.
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Washington
Roosevelt
East
Howard University
White House
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Bedloe’s Island
New York Harbor
Harrisburg
Wilkes-Barre
Camden
N. J
Wilmington
Del
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Rostrum
Bronx
Madison Square Garden
Hyde Park
N. Y
Poughkeepsie
Landon Speaks in Philadelphia After Arrival
Gov. Alf M. Landon arrived in Philadelphia at 1 20 p m and planned a 9 30 p m speech. On the New Deal he called it a foreign pattern and said the election is a choice between the American system under the constitution and the New Deal. A Baltimore Atlantic Seaboard drive opened with a crowd of eight thousand to ten thousand approving his remarks.
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Philadelphia
Alf M. Ladon
Landon
Alf M. Landon
Atlantic Seaboard
Baltimore
Simpson v Simpson Divorce Hearing Set in Ipswich
Justice Hawke scheduled the Ipswich assizes to hear seven undefended divorce petitions with the Simpson v Simpson suit leading the list at 2 15 p m tomorrow. The session closed amid rumors of Buckingham Palace contact with film firms and a rush of criminal cases to clear before the divorce list.
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Ipswich
Eng
Sir John Anthony Hawke
Buckingham Palace
Simpson
Crenshaw Wins Prize in Valley Airways Flight Regatta
Crenshaw of this city won first prize at the student flying regatta after delays due to winds of 12 to 15 mph. Eleven other entrants came from Winchester Hagerstown and Upperville. Richard Crenshaw completed 50 solo hours and pursues a private license. Archie Randolph Jr and Lester Forney also earned prizes. Randolph made his first parachute jump under George de Grange.
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Valley Airways
Winchester
Hagersee M
Uppercile
Richard Crenshaw
William Hoke
Hagerstown
Archie Randolph, Jr
Upperville
Lester Forney
Crenshaw
Randolph
George de Grange
Peace Moves in AFL Fight Delayed Amid Election
Labor sources say further AFL peace efforts in the long running family quarrel will likely be delayed until after the election. John L. Lewis and allied unions press for full federation surrender and industrial unionization, while craft unions resist major changes. A proposal to send a negotiating committee came from Max Zaritsky of the United Hatters, Caps and Millinery Workers.
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Washington
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Roosevelt
Lewis
Pittsburgh
Steel, Automobile and Rubber
A. F. of L
Max Zaritsky
United Hatters, Caps and Millinery Workers
Federation Executive Council
Federation
Tampa
Fla
Mourning for Zioncheck Mother Learns of Son's Death
Seattle widow Mrs. Francis Zioncheck 57 will be buried beside her congressman son who died by his own action in a sensational personal crisis. The mother, long ill, was unaware until after his August 7 suicide in Washington, D C, and died Saturday.
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Seattle
Francis Zioncheck
Marion A. Zioncheck
Washington, D. C
Candidates and Issues In Presidential Fight
Roosevelt works on speeches in Washington and addresses students. Landon warns the nation about dictatorship. James Roosevelt criticizes London administration in Kansas education. Knox heads west to campaign in Ohio Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois. Fra gue attacks disgruntled Democrats. Alfred E. Smith back from London tour predicts many Democrats will oppose the New Deal. Altmeyer says Social Security misinforming. Republican Committee accuses Roosevelt of deceptive tax statements. Coughlin claims war would make Roosevelt a dictator.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
New York
Baltimore
Alf M. Landon
Boston
James Roosevelt
London
Kansas
Scranton
Frank Knox
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Illinois
Jersey City
Frank Fra
Gue
Alfred E. Smith
Arthur J. Altmeyer
Republican National Committee
Flint
Mich
Charles F. Coughlin
Death Calls Mrs. Mullikin in Baltimore and Clarke County
Mrs Sallie O Fallon Mullikin widow of Charles Mullikin and member of a St. Louis family died last Friday in Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore. Her body went to St Louis for funeral at her brother Howard O Fallon's home with interment in Belle Fontaine Cemetery. Her husband previously owned Pagebrook estate in Clarke County and fostered Virginia horse interests. daughter Carter Mullikin Castleman had lived in Baltimore with her mother.
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Baltimore
St. James Hotel
Carter Mullikin Castleman
Virginia Horse Show Society
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association
Virginia
St. Louis
Pagebrook
Clarke County
HandelY Seniors and Juniors Special Prices
Handley Seniors and Juniors offer special prices. See samples of real quality in our front cases at Barr Studio.
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Barr Studio
Iberian Crisis Deepens as Portugal Blames Soviets
The Lisbon note accuses the Soviet Union of inciting the Spanish Civil War and plotting revolt in Portugal. It lists 55 officers sent to Barcelona in September and names agitators Bela Kun and others, alleging arms shipments and covert agents.
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London
Iberian Peninsula
Spain
Portugal
Russia
Barcelona
Lisbon
Bela Kun
Armindo Monteiro
Neumann
Janson
de Primac
Berzine
Losovski
Virginians Triumph at National Future Farmers Meet
Virginia delegates led by D. J. Howard returned from Kansas City with a 60 dollar prize a beautiful plaque and a sterling cup honoring their rise from ninth to first in the national Future Farmers association. David Alexander of North River won a gold watch and 12.50 cash in the poultry judging contest as Virginians topped several national classes with strong showmanship results across cattle hogs and horse events.
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Virginia Future Farmers Association
Kansas City
D. J. Howard
Virginia
David Alexander
North River
Fred Fadeley
Shenandoah County
United States
Rhode Island
John T. Faircloth
Ivor
Woody Ashby
Churchville
Harry Cook
Winchester
Berlin Webb
Hillsville
Warren Good
Mount Jackson
John Faircloth
James Thacker
Smithfield
Coble Named Chairman of Local Veterans Committee
M. S. Battle of Lexington named A. Lee Coble of this city as chairman of the local Veterans Democratic Advisory Committee. Battle certified Coble to the national committee and requested campaign literature be sent to him at once.
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M. S. Battle
Lexington
Veterans Democratic Advisory Committee
A. Lee Coble
Veterans’ Democratic Advisory Committee
Battle
Coble
National Committee
Madrid Skirmishes and Bombing Raid Over Ciempozuelos
Five insurgent bombers struck near Madrid dropping bombs on Bana jas airport and prompting government anti aircraft fire. Insurgent forces advanced toward Madrid from the south, while Madrid defenders held lines at Aranjuez and Valdemoro. Casualties mounted as fierce artillery duels continued, and political tensions rose after Soviet support for Madrid and British criticisms were reported.
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Madrid
Banajas
Aranjuez
Francisco Franco
Jarama
Ciempozuelos
Chinchon
Valencia
Madrid People’s Army
Valdemoro
Sesena
el Escorial
Santa Maria de la Alameda
Santa Maria
Robledon
Britain
Badajoz
War Ministry
Oviedo
Algora
Siguenza
Bay of Bisay
Norma Shearer Still Very Ill
Norma Shearer widow of Irving Thalberg is gravely ill with pneumonia and cannot discuss future film plans. Louis B Mayer, head of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, says she has been ill for three weeks and is now reported out of danger as of today.
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Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Irving Thalberg
Louis B. Mayer
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios
Miss Shearer
Mayer
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