Death summons John W. Parish in five weeks
John W. Parish 76 a longtime Gore Frederick county resident died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after nearly five weeks with two operations. He will be buried after funeral services Sunday at Bethel Southern Methodist Church with ministers S J Goode C H Anderson and J H Massie officiating. He lived a life of community service as a merchant postmaster and former Board of Supervisors member.
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John W. Parish
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Parish
Gore
Ebenezer
Church of the Disciples of Christ
Parish
Frederick
Board of Supervisors
Gore Camp
Modern Woodmen of America
Daniel and Mary Kerns Parish
Timber Ridge
Maggie Richards
Jacob Richards
Beulah Shingleton
This Cie
Charles W. Parish
George W. Parish
South Cameron Street
S. J. Goode
C. H. Anderson
Winchester
J. H. Massie
Edinburg
Curb Market Announces Saturday Oct 29 Closing Time
Market will close promptly Saturday October 29 at 1 PM Special for Saturday cocoanut cakes full size priced at 65 cents Local notice highlights the shortened trading day and a weekend offer
Pannettt Criticizes Garber For Unanswered Questions
Luther Pannett accuses Jacob A. Garber of misreporting questions and dodging answers at a Colonial Theatre talk. He blames the Grundy tariff bill and Republican money for farmer distress, urging voters to view Garber as aligned with tariff policy and Hoover era finance.
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the Star
Winchester Star
Jacob A. Garber
Colonial Theatre
Winchester Milling Corporation
Valley of
Virginia
Garber
Congress of the
United States
Hoover
Luther Pannett
Stranger Will Say Nothing Save To Police
Jean Saul detained by police yesterday in Seville Spain is questioned in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping case. He declares he will speak only to American police and refuses offers of money from newspapers. Police suspect the name Saul may be an alias as they work to establish his identity.
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Associated Press
Seville
Spain
Jean Saul
Saul
Modern Art Condemned by the Pope at Vatican Gallery
The pope condemned modern religious art during the Vatican ceremony inaugurating a new gallery. Eighteen cardinals attended as he warned church leaders to screen art for reverence, calling some works caricature and profane. A separate note mentions the largest whale ever caught near Discovery Inlet, Bay of Whales, at 125 feet and 175 barrels of oil valued around 5200 dollars.
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Vatican City
Discovery Inlet
Bay of Whales
Democrats to respond at Colonial Theatre rally
It was learned from authoritative sources this afternoon that the Democrats plan to answer tonight at their rally in the Colonial Theatre, replying to statements made by Republican speakers at a similar meeting held last night. The Republicans addressed state and national issues and tonight’s audience will hear the Democrats’ side.
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Colonial Theatre
Democratic rally fills Colonial Theatre in Winchester
A capacity crowd is expected tonight at the Colonial Theatre for a Winchester Democratic rally led by Major A Willis Robertson candidate for Congress and C O Conor Godrick. G Reginald Haines will preside and the Handley High School Band will perform before and during the program.
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Colonial Theatre
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
Congress
Virginia
C. O’conor Godrick
G. Reginald Haines
Roosevelt Garner
Young Democratic Club of
Winchester
Theity Hall
Robertson
Middletown
Godrick
Fredericksburg
Philco Radio Ad Offers Jr Model at 18.75
Miller & Anderson advertises a Philco Jr radio at 18.75 with strong reception and power for distant stations. It notes election returns coming soon and urges readers to buy now.
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Philco
Philco Jr
Miller & Anderson
Apple Market Shipments to British Ports for Week Ended Oct 22 1932
Shipments from New York to British ports show totals by destination for the week ending October 22 1932 with Liverpool London Southampton Manchester Hull and a combined total. Exporters G R Cooper Harnden & Co report good demand with current price ranges for varieties and markets including Yorks Winesaps Stayman Ganoes and Ben DEVS noting exchange rates and prices realized.
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Bbis Bxs Bskts
Liverpool
London
Southampton
Manchester
Hull
G. R Cooper
Harnden & Co
Scythia
ORR
Yorks
Jonathan
Ganoes
Ben Devs
G. R. Cooper
Apple Exporters
Scotland
N-Lt
Byrd Denies Admiral Byrd Radio Speech With GOP Nods
Former Virginia Governor Harry F Byrd issues a formal statement denying that his brother Admiral Richard E Byrd authorized a GOP backed radio appearance on October 29. Byrd emphasizes the flyer is a Democrat and lists his brother not speaking under Republican auspices. Byrd then releases his campaign itinerary for late October and early November with stops in Hudson Marion Bluefield Wise Rich mond Norfolk and other Virginia and West Virginia locales.
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Admiral Byrd
G. O. P. Committee
Harry Flood Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Republican National Committee
National Economy League
Republican Committee
Byrd
Virginia
Hudson
New York
Marion
Wytheville
Bluefield
W. Va
Wise
Gate City
Bristol
Richmond
Norfolk
Norview
Norfolk County
Halifax
Winchester
Fire Marshal Inspects Winchester Premises for Fire Hazards
Deputy State Fire Marshal J. C. Masten begins annual inspections in Winchester in cooperation with local Fire Chief C. Lee Barr. He surveys cellars and attics for rubbish near furnaces, urges residents to remove hazards, warns winter fire risk is higher. A report on Winchester properties will follow to the Bureau of Insurance and Banking.
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Rkpice
Weran Fire Spa
J. C. Masten
Bureau of Insurance and Banking
Richmond
C. Lee Barr
Masten
Fire Bureau
Barr
Winchester
Marshal Masten
Navy Day Observed Aboard US Ships in Asiatic Ports
The Asiatic fleet of the United States Navy marked Navy Day with receptions aboard ships in oriental ports. American residents and foreigners attended in each area while Admiral Montgomery M. Taylor hosted a main ceremony on his flagship Houston.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
United States Navy
Oriental
Montgomery M. Taylor
The
Houston
Young Couple to Wed Tonight in Berryville Fall Festival
Miss Gladys Grady and Howard William Cain of Stephenson Frederick county marry at 8 PM in a street ceremony at Church and Main as part of Berryville fall festival attractions. The event features a hog calling contest, school exhibits, a baby show, a large National Guard parade, and a free barbecue.
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Gladys Grady
Howard William Cain
Stephenson
Frederick County
Church
L. A. Parker
Baptist Church
Grady
Chamber of Commerce
Boyce
Rose MacDonald
Nannie Lippitt Hatchell
William Gould Vinal
Clarke County
Court House
National Guard
First
Maryland Infantry
Frederick
116Th Virginia Infantry
Winchester
116Th Va. Infantry
W. Va. Infantry
Martinsburg
Alexandria
91St Infantry
S. G. Waller
Richmond
Handley High School Band
Main
Buckmarsh
Winchester postmaster asks for evidence on rural carrier propa ganda charge
Harry C. Stouffer, city postmaster of Winchester Virginia, writes The Star denying a claim that Winchester rural carriers distribute Republican literature. He says he has asked Pannett for evidence, interviewed patrons, and offers to accompany a route if any improper material is produced under oath for submission to the Post Office Department. He calls for a thorough postal investigation unless the charge is substantiated.
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the Star
Winchester
Winchester Star
Pannett
Postoffice Department
Mr. Pannett
Post Office Department
Washington
Rioting Breaks Out As Hunger Marchers Rally In London
Rioting occurred on Edgeware road as thousands of hunger marchers entered Hyde Park to protest British dole provisions. Police used batons, leaders were arrested, and about 50 000 spectators watched while windows were broken and the Oxford Street area surged with crowds.
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London
Edgeware Road
Hyde Park
Great Cumberland Place
Oxford Street
Dole
Lady Astor To Visit Virginia
Announcement says Lady Astor the former Nancy Langhorne of Virginia will come to Richmond to speak at the opening of the community fund campaign on November 10 after a trans Atlantic phone call between Lady Astor and Julian M. Hill.
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Richmond
Lady Astor
Nancy Langhorne
Virginia
Community Fund
Julian M. Hill
Missionary Bert Nelson Reported Slain in China
American authorities said consul general Adams in Hankow investigated reports that Chinese Communists slain Rev. Bert Nelson of Minneapolis. Advices said Nelson was killed probably about August 23. He held a Mennonite mission post in Hankow area.
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Associated Press
Peiping
Adams
Hankow
Bert Nelson
Minneapolis
Nelson
Miss Rose Hardy Dies in Capital City After Illness
Miss Rose Lees Hardy longtime Washington educator and assistant superintendent of Washington Public Schools died at her home after months of illness. A Winchester native, she led elementary instruction, previously headed Wilson Normal and Franklin schools, and authored several texts. Survived by three sisters and a brother, funeral plans pending.
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Winchester
Rose Lees Hardy
McComb Street
N W
Washington
D. C
Miss Hardy
George Washington University
Washington Public Schools
Wilson Normal School
Franklin School
Elizabeth Eyre
Seinoa
Margaret Hardy
Eastern High’ Law School
Waton
Frances Hardy
William G. Hardy
Winange Sn Valley National Bank
Stock Market Tilts Upward Then Wobbles
The New York market edged up but traders stayed largely on the sidelines. Early dealings showed wobbling, yet a modest improvement followed the Chicago wheat market opening as prices recovered. Bonds improved with rails leading the upturn. Sterling cables at 3.284 dollars. Call money at 1 percent.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
New York Central Seeks 2.5 Million Loan for Repairs
The New York Central Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for a 2.5 million dollar loan. The three year loan would be supported by refunding and improvement mortgage bonds to fund repairs and equipment restoration.
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Washington
Reconstruction Corporation
New York Central Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Republican Speakers Draw Large Winchester Audience
About 1,000 people filled the Colonial Theatre with hundreds more in the balcony to hear Virginia Republican candidates for Congress on a two week state tour. Garber defended the Hawley Smoot tariff, praised protection for American labor, and criticized Democrats for not telling the full truth about tariffs as the event wrapped with remarks from local leaders and a prayer.
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Virginia
Colonial Theatre
Winchester
F. M. Boucher
Warner Brothers
Richmond
Newport News
Williamsburg
Fredericksburg
Alexandria
Frederick
Clarke
Det
Hoover
Curtis
H. B. McCormac
McCormac
William Cochran
Frederick County
Garber
Jacob A. Garber
Harrisonburg
Great Britain
Nine John Carroll players lose pants in locker room theft
In Cleveland nine John Carroll University football players reported their pants stolen from a locker room, leaving them unable to compete. The anecdote sits among other brief notices about distant events and oddities.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
John Carroll University
Woman Captures Burglary Suspect With Knife
In Oklahoma City Mrs. Virgil Mitchell confronted a teenage burglar with a butcher knife and handed him to her husband at a nearby garage. The suspect slipped away as Mitchell questioned him.
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Oklahoma City
Virgil Mitchell
Mitchell
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