Judge ends Jersey City deportations in Hague case
Federal Judge William Clark orders an end to Jersey City deportations and restrains Mayor Frank Hague and officials from interfering with CIO speech rights in parks and on streets. The ruling urges a modified public censorship plan and notes no proof connecting officials to bans on private meeting halls.
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Clark
Hague
Newark
N. J
William Clark
Jersey City
Frank Hague
CIO
Third United States Circuit Court of Appeals
American Civil Liberties Union
Hungarians to Send New Note on Slovakia Claims
Budapest dispatch reports the Hungarian cabinet will issue a new note to Czechoslovakia on disputed Slovakia areas. Observers expect severe terms and immediate staged occupation if Prague rejects mediation by Germany and Italy. The ministers aim to force withdrawal and allow Hungarian entry to the contested zones.
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Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Prague
Germany
Italy
Slovakia
History repeats itself as bicycle clubs return
MA Winchester recalls a past era when bicycle clubs flourished among youths. He notes the fad faded but is resurfacing now and expresses hope that youngsters today enjoy as much fun as their grandparents did and deserve credit for keeping tradition alive.
Daladier Seeks Understanding With Germany En Marche
Premier Daladier told a packed audience that radical socialist party sees reasons for mutual esteem with Germany and France. He signaled willingness to drop Soviet mutual assistance pacts to reach an accord and pursue colonial expansion instead of contesting Nazi leadership, and expected entente with Italy.
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Robert B. Parker
Marseille
Daladier
Radical-Socialist
Germany
France
Soviet
Russia
Europe
Prance
Catholic Women Council Closes With Labor Policy Critique
At Biloxi Mississippi the National Council of Catholic Women wrapped its annual meeting with resolutions praising the national labor relations act and urging unity among labor leaders. The group also backed Hulls reciprocal trade policy and the federal neutrality act and chose new officers led by Mrs Earl Reynolds. Miss Mary Merrick received the Siena medal for her work with the Christ Child Society aiding needy children.
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Biloxi
Miss
National Council of Catholic Women
Hull
Earl 3. Reynolds
Chicago
M. Pauline Casey
Scranton
Thomas Dignan
Glasgow
Mont
Stephen J. Gaffney
Portland
J. W. McCollum
Gainesville
Fla
Theta Phi Alpha
Mary Merrick
Urges Support For Robertson Urges Support For Robertson
Capt. Frank M. Wray chairman of Clarke County Democratic committee calls Clarke County voters to back Congressman A Willis Robertson for reelection to the Seventh District House seat. Robertson faces Republican Charles C Leap in the November 8 general election.
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Berryville
Frank M. Wray
Clarke County
Democratic Committee
A. Willis Robertson
House of Representatives
Charles C. Leap
Capt. Wray
Major Robertson
Clarke
Four Held in Mysterious Slaying at Glynn County Church
Brunswick Georgia October 27 four suspects Henry J Cofer and W H Cofer resort operators on St Simons Island and two Negroes George Clayborn and Willie Looney were charged with murder in the February 5 slaying of Dr Charles H Lee rector of Christ Church. Clayborn confessed saying the Cofers hired them. Lee 71 native of West Virginia and second cousin of Robert E Lee.
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Brunswick
St. Simon's Island
Charles H. Lee
Historic
Christ Church
J. E. Register
Henry J. Cofer
W. H. Cofer
George Clayborn
Willie Looney
Register
Clayborn
W. Ben Gibbs
Jimmy Bisson
Willie
Cofers
Washington, Ga
George W. Owens
Cofer Brothers
Cleyborn
Henry Cofer
Dr. Lee
W.H. Cofer
St. Simon’s Pier
Lee
Register Sail Cleyborn
G. C. Durand
Sea Island School
Glynn County
West Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Moonshining case ends without verdict in Harrisonburg
In Harrisonburg Virginia after three and a half hours of deliberation the jury could not reach a verdict in the liquor case of Ollie Windle and Ray Pingley alleged Frederick county moon shiners. Judge John Paul may impanel a new jury later this term. Also Lee Elsea pleaded guilty to operating a still and received three years probation while Melvin Patton was sentenced to nine months for automobile theft after taking a Baltimore car and abandoning it in Clarke county.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
Ollie Windle
Ray Pingley
Frederick County
U. S
John Paul
Pingley
Windle
Mt. Falls
Patton
Baltimore
Clarke County
Dayton Schools Close Amid $61,936 Deficit
Dayton 34 000 public pupils face six weeks without classes athletics books or football after the City Board of Education voted to close seven high schools five junior highs 44 elementary schools and 17 kindergartens. Superintendent Landis said reopening could be Dec 3 if $240 000 quarterly foundation funds arrive, extending operation to Jan 1.
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Dayton
City Board of Education
E. N. Dietrich
Columbus
Emerson Landis
Missing Chauffeur Held For Larceny
A 38 year old chauffeur missing since Tuesday with 119050 of his employer's jewelry was arrested in New York on grand larceny charges. Detective Jane Green said George Fleming was apprehended after the jewels vanished from a 5000 limousine owned by Edward N Townsend Jr. The jewelry, including a diamond ring pawned for 75, was recovered. Fleming admitted spending the money in a drinking bout with four men.
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New York
Janes Green
George Fleming
Edward N. Townsend, Jr
Fleming
Green
Lost Cocker Spaniel Nicodemus Reward
Black cocker spaniel named Nicodemus lost. Collar shows Thompson. Reward offered. Notify Mrs. Harry R. Kern Jr at phone 1023.
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Nicodemus
Thompson
Harry .R. Kern, Jr
Kerry Keith Premier Fashion at Gray & Eddys Tomorrow
Hollywood designed outfits showcased at Gray & Eddys with a 8 o'clock premiere night. Rags batteries radiators buy sell and repair services listed with phone numbers and local business names included.
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Gray & Eddy’s
Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Mason Taxi
Hitler Tours Moravia in Munich Pact Lands Visit
Adolf Hitler toured southern Moravia in lands annexed to Germany under the Munich peace. In a public address at Nikolsburg he recalled the 1866 Nikolsburgs pact ending the Austro-Prussian war and proclaimed that Germans will never be separated again.
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Nikolsburg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Moravia
Munich
Hitler
Bronze Memorial Tablet To Be Unveiled By Lutherans
Lutherans in Winchester plan a 3 PM Sunday unveiling of a bronze memorial tablet on the wall of the old stone church in the Lutheran Cemetery Mt. Hebron. The marker honors German Lutheran pioneers starting with Josst Hite in 1732 and honors descendants across the land. Dr. Alfred D. Henkel led the effort and is a descendant of Rev. Anthony Jacob Henkel, a 1717 immigrant.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley
Josst Hite
Jost Heydt
Alfred D. Henkel
Henkel
Anthony Jacob Henkel
America
Johann Henkel
Stanhope Succeeds Cooper as First Lord of the Admiralty
In London on October 27 Earl Stanhope was named First Lord of the Admiralty replacing Alfred Duff Cooper. Earl De La Warr becomes president of the Board of Education with Stanhope, both already in the Cabinet, as Chamberlain fills two vacancies later. Chiang Kai-shek to issue a manifesto urging continued resistance to Japan.
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Chamberlain
Chiang Kai-Shek
London
Earl Stanhope
Board of Education
the Admiralty
Alfred Duff Cooper
Earl de la Warr
Privy Seal
Lord Stanley
Dominions
Malcolm MacDonald
King George
Buckingham Palace
Chungking
Chiang Kai- Shek
China
Japan
National Political Council
Chiang
Chou En- Lai
Kuomintang
Night Clerk Charles Kitchen Suspended at Police HQ
It was learned that Charles Kitchen, night desk clerk at Police Headquarters since the year's reorganization, has been suspended. Chief W. Hollis declined comment but reliable reports say the action was for sleeping while on duty.
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Charles Kitchen
W. Hollis
Civil Service Calls Postmaster Exam for Middletown Va
The United States Civil Service Commission has announced an examination for Middletown Virginia postmaster applicants. Applications must reach the commission in Washington DC before November 10, 1938. E. R. Sperry is serving as acting postmaster.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Middletown
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
E. R. Sperry
Ramey Promoted to Manager of Strand Theatre Staunton
John Ramey, assistant manager at Capitol Theatre, promoted to Manager of Warner Bros Strand Theatre in Staunton Virginia. The Washington Warner Bros zone general manager announced the move via Nat Glasser. Ramey, 22, a Handley High School 1937 graduate, has worked with Warner Bros since 1931 and will begin his duties next week.
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John Ramey
Strand Theatre
Staunton
Capitol Theatre
Warner Bros
Usher T
Colonial Theatre
Handley
Handlian
Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Ramey
Little Theatre
Warner Brothers
Payette
Winchester Population Surges Since 1916
City manager Arthur M. Field says Winchester’s population rose over 100 percent since 1916. He cites today’s estimate of 13,275 residents, up from 6,000 in 1916 and rising to 10,885 by 1930 per the U.S. census.
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Arthur M. Field
Winchester
The
Star Today
A. P. Dispatch
Charlottesville
Seth Burnley
Burnley
Albemarle County
Play at Round Hill School Pri Oct 28 Benefit
Round Hill School presents a play on October 28 at 8 p m to benefit the Fred Circuit Ladies Aide. Admission priced at 10 and 25 cents.
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Round -Hill School
Pri
Fred. Circuit Ladies’ Aide
United States Will Not Disarm As World Eyes Armament
The United States under President Roosevelt pledges to keep the western hemisphere free of foreign interference and will not disarm while neighbor nations arm to the teeth. Roosevelt writes to Secretary Swanson that the fleet must be ready to deter aggression. Washington also condemns Japan for unwarranted interference in China and demands immediate open door enforcement.
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United States
Swanson
Associated Press
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Japan
State Department
China
Washington
Joseph C. Grew
Tokyo
Orient
North
Shanghai
Striking Students Return To Classes At Central High
In Lonaconing Maryland on October 27 the Central High School senior class voted 28 to 20 to resume classes after an appeal by Principal Arthur F. Smith. The strike coalition voted 159 to 81 to keep the walkout, protesting the Allegany county board of education’s refusal to approve Melvin Newt Henry of Cumberland as Central’s basketball coach.
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Lonaconing
Central High School
Arthur F. Smith
Allegany County Board of Education
Melvin “Newt” Henry
Cumberland
Central
Germans Decry Roosevelt Address As Fear Peace Warnings
Berlin observers attack Roosevelt speech warning against peace by fear and dispersal of refugees. Fremdenblatt urges him to recall Indians when crying for Jews, Lokalanzieger calls the foreign armaments note an apology for US arms. La Tribuna in Rome brands the speech as part of Democratic Jewish Masonic activity.
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Berlin
Oprssm
Roosevelt
Hamburger Fremdenblatt
Berlin Lokalanzieger
America
DNB
Ier
Lokalanzieger
Hoover
Munich
Rome
la Tribuna
Seek Reports On Primary Charges
The senate campaign expenditures committee asked Georgia investigators to report on primary election irregularities alleged by former governor Eugene Talmadge. Chairman Sheppard said the case included registrations and a long list of complaints. The panel heard reports from investigators in Ohio Pennsylvania and other states and wrapped up inquiries in several others.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Georgia
Sheppard
D-Tex
Eugene Talmadge
Eicon
Walter F. Goma Vyan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Calif Ja
Wisconsin
Indiana
Bean Pot 2 Quart Ovenware at 49 Cents
Special value ad page notes Old Fashion Ovenware bean pot priced at 49 cents at Pure Food Store. Mentions curtain and drapery specials from Moling and Cather with apt delivery or installation cues.
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Pure Food
Moling & Cather
Apte
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mt. Hebron
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