Democrats Rally for Roosevelt in Woodstock Va Campaign
A large turnout fills Woodstock high school auditorium for a Seventh district Democratic rally supporting President Roosevelt. Speakers include J. Fulmer Bright Major A Willis Robertson and John Dickinson. They argue debt, bonuses, and stabilization programs under Roosevelt mark progress and defend constitutional actions.
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Woodstock
Roosevelt
J. Fulmer Bright
Richmond
A. Willis Robertson
House of Representatives
John Dickinson
United States
Peace Plans to Curb Halloween Mischief in Winchester
Authorities urge youths to celebrate Halloween without vandalism or property damage. Officials warn jail awaits those who disrupt neighbors or engage in pranks and encourage turning to safe games and gatherings.
Dr Lynch Granted Honor At American College of Surgeons
Dr Maurice Lynch received honorary membership at the American College of Surgeons annual clinical congress held in Philadelphia. 518 surgeons from the U S Canada and abroad were initiated as fellows during a ceremonial procession with academic gowns and a silver mace presented by British colleagues.
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Maurice c
Winchester
Barret
Philadelphia
Mary Lynch
Washington
Maurice M. Lynch
Hackensack
N. J
American College of Surgeons
Lynch
United States
Canada
Board of Governors
Board of Regents
Landon Campaign Parade Draws Thousands in Newark
Governor Alf Landon addressed a packed Mosque Theatre crowd after a flag draped parade through downtown Newark. He pledged to enforce federal labor protections and stressed union rights while warning against entanglement with political groups.
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Newark
N. J
Alf M. Landon
Landon
Absentee Voter Call to Request Mail Ballot
Voters favoring Roosevelt and Robertson urged to call Democratic Headquaters at 758 for mail ballot applications. All applications must reach the registrar by Thursday October 29. From the Young Democratic Club.
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Roosevelt and Robertson
Democratic
Young Democratic Club
Halloween Pranksters Warned to Avoid Property Damage
City authorities warned pranksters ahead of Hallowe en that property damage will bring arrest and booking. Chief Hollis said officers will treat damage as a crime, though innocent mischief will not be hindered.
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Hallowe'en
Hollis
France Opens Funds for Giant Defense Program
Paris reports France plans nearly ten billion francs for a broad defense program. Socialists approve five billion francs for the air force after backing an extra 4.2 billion for the army in 1937. Navy demands and frontier fortification appropriations are anticipated.
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Paris
France
Two Convicted Of Treason Are Put To Death
In Budapest two sergeants named Beiro and Kovacs were hanged for transmitting military secrets to Czechoslovakia. A 300 strong guard watched as bugles sounded and the hangman dropped the stools. The pair spent the night together, drinking wine and playing cards, until priests administered the sacraments.
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Budapest
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
John Beiro
Josef Kovacs
Candies and novelties advertised with delivery option
An advertisement offers CANDIES Selected and assorted boxes from Bunte and Page & Shaw, with delivery or mail service available. The notice provides a contact name THE GOLDEN GLOW, a date 10-28, and a phone number 1148.
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Page & Shaw
Republicans Rally in Winchester Denounce New Deal
Winchester and Frederick County Republicans heard leaders denounce the Democratic administration and urge election of Landon and Knox. W. C. Deming, Republican chairman, criticized the New Deal and debt growth, urging defeat of Robertson. Edwin Parker presided as Broening spoke on national debt burdens and alpha agencies.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Landon
Knox
J. Everett Will
Luray
Congress
W. C. Deming
Front Royal
Major A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
Parker
Edwin C. Parker
William F. Broening
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Broening
NRA
AAA
England
Chrysler admits duck hunting rule violations in court
Walter P. Chrysler pleaded guilty in federal court to two counts of violating duck hunting regulations and paid $11 in fines. William T. Pitchett, superintendent of Chrysler's estate near Cambridge, also pleaded guilty to related charges and paid similar fines, one for each count.
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Baltimore
Walter P. Chrysler
United States District Court
William T. Pitchett
Chrysler
Cambridge
Court to Decide Toronto Baby Marathon Winner
Executors of Charles Vance Millar estate will appeal to the Ontario Appellate Court next week for direction on which mother is the winner of the Toronto baby marathon. A spokesman for the executors announced today.
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Toronto
Charles Vance Millar
Ontario
Winenr
Dan Bulger Wins Cambridgeshire at Newmarket
Dan Bulger the favorite won the Cambridgeshire at 118 miles in Newmarket with Daytona second and Laureate II third. Dan Bulger paid 7 to 1 while Daytona ran 83 to 1 and Laureate II 100 to 6. twenty two horses started and Bulger won by two lengths. Nine Americans shared top sweepstakes prizes of 150000 dollars each in New York.
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Newmarket
Eng
Abe Bailey
Dan Bulger
George Bullough
Daytona
M. H. Benson
Laureate II
New York
Trish Hospitals
Dan Bulzer
Crane
Quincy
Mass
Northbend
O. “West
Philadelphia
James Short
Portage
Penn
Margaret Conner
Brooklyn
Edgewater
Trinkle Speaks At Berryville Tonight At 7 30
Former Governor E Lee Trinkle of Roanoke is slated to speak tonight at 7 30 in Berryville high school auditorium. The event, organized by Democrats of Clarke Frederick and nearby counties, follows a prior Clarke rally in Boyce.
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Clarke
Frederick
E. Lee Trinkle
Roanoke
Berryville
Clarke County
Dave Satterfield
Commonwealth’s
Richmond
Boyce
Trinkle
Gore rally draws large Democratic turnout in Virginia
A large crowd from Back Creek district and other county areas attended a Gore Virginia Democratic rally led by Capt. Frank M. Wray of Berryville. Burr P. Harrison presided as Frederick county campaign manager. Tomorrow at 7 45 p m State Senator T Russell Cather and J Sloan Kuykendall will speak at the Gainesboro school house. R L Omps chairs the county committee and will preside.
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Back Creek
Gore
Frank M. Wray
Berryville
Burr P. Harrison
Frederick County
T. Russell Cather
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Winchester
Gainesboro
R. L. Omps
Democratic Committee
Kiwanis Club Hear Dr Anderson on Europe Trip and Wilmington Convention
Dr Charles R Anderson mayor served as principal speaker detailing his travels in Ireland during a Europe tour. Delegates Wendell Goode J C Oakes E B Cooper and Andrew Bell reported on the district convention held in Wilmington Delaware.
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Charles R. Anderson
Kiwanis Club
Ireland
Europe
Wilmington
Del
Messrs
Wendell Goode
J. C. Oakes
E. B. Cooper
Andrew Bell
Mrs Simpson Watches Her Step Under Royal Scrutiny
London reports Wallis Warfield Simpson, now twice divorced, under strict six month court supervision by the King's proctor. A lone constable kept watch before her Cumberland Terrace home as furniture deliveries arrive for her new residence, amid continuing speculation about a royal marriage.
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Mrs. Simpson
King’s Proctor
London
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Mayfair
Ipswich
Bobby
No. 16
Cumberland Terrace
Ernest Aldrich Simpson
Regent’s Park House
Mrs Simpson
Sir John Anthony Hawke
Ipswich Assizes
Queen Wallis
Cumperland Terrace
Baltimore
Dons a Dinner Jacket For An Atlantic Hop
London. New York dispatch reports Capt. James A Mollison, in a dinner jacket, preparing a one stop transatlantic flight from Floyd Bennett Field to Croydon Harbor Grace Newfoundland, aiming to log 1712 hours flying time.
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New York
James A. Mollison
London
Harbor Grace
N. F
Floyd Bennett Field
Croydon Airdome
Harbor
Grace
Mollison
Amy
London Fast
Salteeson
Ireland
Capetown
South Africa
Dorothy
Dorothy Ward
Rationing To Be Rigid In Madrid Crisis
Madrid faces strict food rationing as refugees surge population to 1.5 million. Civil governor Ru biera forms emergency provisioning to feed all, with 1.5 million to be served. Military high command reports a new 35 000 strong human avalanche mobilized of men aged 20 to 45 to crush insurgents near Madrid.
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Madrid
Carlos Rubiera
High Command
Lost Man's Oxford gray fleece overcoat on West Boscawen St
A lost overcoat is reported from a car parked on West Boscawen Street Sunday night. Reward offered by Dr. Leon Slavin. Also notices a wanted good home for a fine female police puppy, contact number 41-1.
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W. Boscawen St
Leon Slavin
Public Sale of George W. Keller Home on North Loudoun
Public sale of the George W. Keller home on North Loudoun Street will be held Saturday October 31 1936 at 11 o'clock A M. See advertisement for details.
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George W. Keller
Loudoun
Curtains and fabrics on sale at Moling and Cather
New curtains cretonnes and chintz offered at special prices. Moling and Cather advertise stock and savings on window coverings.
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Moling and Cather
Iplt
Bull Rampage Shocks Ipswich Town Courthouse Crowd
A runaway bull caused a panic in Ipswich on market day. It broke from the herd, trotted down Main Street past the White Horse Inn, and was found in a bank lounge as residents discussed the day’s courthouse divorce.
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Ipswich
Eng
Wolsey
Youth Rally in Centenary Draws Virginia Classis
A Youth Rally sponsored by the Girls Missionary Guild and the Virginia Classis Christian education committee will be held at Centenary Reformed Church in Harrisonburg with services, talks by Ruth Frantz Fred Wentzel Ruth Heinmiller and E T Clark, and a closing address on Christ's place in the community. A fall conference of the Women’s Missionary Society follows Friday morning at Centenary Church with Mrs Guy Benchoff in charge. widespread church turnout expected.
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Girls’ Missionary Guild
Committee On Christian Education of the
Virginia ‘Classis
Centenary Reformed Church
Classis
Harrisonburg
Ruth B. Frantz
Fred. D. Wentzel
St. Paul
Guy Benchoff
Wastock
Methodists Commend Churches in Winchester District Meeting
The Winchester district of Methodists praised local churches for the year's achievements and issued a challenge for greater efforts in the new year. Judge M. L. Walton Jr and John H. Rosenberger spoke on lay responsibilities, with Rev W W McIntyre presiding and all district churches represented at the pastors and stewards meeting.
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Winchester
W. W. McIntyre
Walton
M. L. Walton, Jr
Woodstock
John H. Rosenberger
Charles A. York
Italy Demands Probe Over Spain Violation Claims
Italy accuses Soviet Russia of twenty new breaches of the hands off Spain pact and calls for an investigator to establish the facts. Dino Grandi, Italy's ambassador to London, raised the charges with Lord Plymouth, chairman of the committee, as it opened its afternoon session.
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London
Italy
Russia
Spain
Dino Grandi
Lord Plymouth
37000 Plan Strike Tonight
Threats of a Pacific coast maritime strike involving 37,000 dock and seagoing workers loom as federal officials rush last minute talks to avert a walkout. Six vessels are tied up as schedules are revised ahead of the strike hour.
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San Francisco
Coast Committee For Employers
Roosevelt at Liberty Shaft Ceremony Honors Liberty's 50th Beacon
President Roosevelt spoke near the Statue of Liberty base praising settlers love of freedom and promising to build an even better home for liberty. Attending were Andre De Laboulaye Ickes La Guardia, with the ceremony marking the beacon France gave 50 years ago and America’s ongoing quest for freedom and peace.
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New York
Bartholdi
Roosevelt
France
Erica
Andre de Laboulaye
Edouard de Laboulaye
Ickes
la Guardia
Harold Ickes
White House
America
Head Cutter Executes Twice After French Murders
In Caen France on October 28 the veteran executioner Andre Martin killed two people by guillotine at dawn. He had murdered a jeweler and his wife a year earlier and faced his two hundred sixth victim with calmness, declining rum and a cigarette.
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Caen
France
Monsieur de Paris
Andre Martin
Prices rise under Roosevelt program cited in new data
A brief data note shows farm price changes from 1932 to 1936 for beef cattle, butterfat, and wheat. The table lists hogs and cattle prices and indicates notable increases, with beef cattle rising from 4.30 to 6.80 and wheat showing a rise to 26.98.
Signs and paint ad notices at Hill Yard Wall Paper
Signs of all kinds advertise Hill Yard Wall Paper and Paint Co at 16 E Basawen Street with a phone listed. Classified lines seek clean cotton and ags with brief contact notes in Evening Star Office and Alp-tf listings.
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Hillyard Wall Paper & Paint CO
E. Bascawen St
Evening Star Office
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