Byrd Challenges Garber on Grundy Tariff Apple Claim
Former Governor Harry F. Byrd publicly defends his assertion that the Grundy tariff harmed apple exports. He cites post Smoot Hawley restrictions in England France Germany and other nations and challenges ex-Congressman Garber to disprove his charges.
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Harry F. Byrd
J. A. Garber
Byrd
Garber
England
France
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
Poland
Argentine
League of Nations
Spain
Congress
Virginiay
Ottawa
Virginia
Grote Stirling
Yale
Great Britain
British Columbia
United States
Stirling
America
Red Cross Urges Winchester To Prepare For Winter
The Red Cross publicity committee urges Winchester citizens to unite for the 1932–33 winter, calling unemployment a wartime condition and promoting a major relief effort with flour and cotton help. A November 7 campaign aims to mobilize local support and prevent Winchester from falling behind in relief work.
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Winchester
Red Cross
Citizens’ Committee
RED Cross Publicity Committee
Democrats of County Plan Campaign Club Formation
A meeting to organize a Young Democrats of America campaign club is set for 7 15 p m Monday October 31 at the Court House in Frederick County. Open to Democrats aged 18 to 45 with honorary or associate members above 45 by dues. Burr P Harrison is expected to preside and explain aims.
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Young Democrats of America
Frederick County
Court House
Burr P. Harrison
County Commonwealth
Young Ts. Ofchester
Harrison
Mrs Miller of Edinburg Dies After Operation
Mrs Marie Miller aged 24 died at Memorial Hospital after a Thursday operation. She was brought in in precarious condition and died at 4 30 this morning. She was the wife of Milton Miller. Her body was taken to Edinburg Shenandoah County for funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Marie Miller
Memorial Hospital
Miller
Milton Miller
Edinburg
Shenandoah County
Illness From Iodine Dose Strikes Virginia Woolen Mill Worker
Ernest H. Barb, a young employee at the Virginia Woolen Company mill, was rushed to Memorial Hospital last evening after swallowing about two ounces of iodine at a boarding house on East Piccadilly Street. Dr. Miller treated him and he was soon out of danger, later returning to a brother's country home. Barb had not been in good health for some time.
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Ernest H. Barb
Virginia Woolen Company
Memorial Hospital
East Piccadilly Street
Miller
Roosevelt Heads North For Campaign Swing
Governor Roosevelt leaves Albany at noon for a presidential campaign tour through New York state ignores, Mohawk trail to Groton Massachusetts for tonight. He plans speeches Monday in Portland Maine and Boston Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
Roosevelt
New York
Groton
Mass
Maine
Portland
Boston
Natl Fruit Prod seeks apple varieties and contact
A note lists DROP APPLES Works Staymans and Black Twig as wanted by the National Fruit Production Company. It provides phone number 434 and references saving time and freedom from drudgery, with Winchester Steam Laundry listed as lp m w s tf.
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Staymans
Natl. Fruit Prod. Co
Robertson Attacks GOP on Redistricting and Tariff Policy
Maj. A. Willis Robertson, Democratic candidate for Congress, charged State Senator Roland Chase and other Republicans with voting for the redistricting bill when it unequaled Ninth and Seventh districts. He criticized GOP leaders’ inaction, defended Roosevelt era tariff policy, and urged support for reciprocal treaties and world trade resumption.
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Bridgewater
Maj. A. Willis Robertson
Congress
Roland Chase
Virginia
State
Senate
Bascom Slemp
J. A. Garber
Henry Ford
Ford
Marm
Edinburg
Wise
Harry
Woodrow Wilson
Chase
Garber
General Assembly
Maj. Robertson
Hoover
Major Robertson
Roosevelt
Wanted Truck to Haul Ladies to Inwood Canning Plant
A day shift driver is needed to transport ladies from Winchester to Inwood Canning Plant and return with them at night. No other details provided.
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Winchester
Inwood
Fresh Pummies at Canning Factory in Wood Gratis
Local listing announces best fresh wet pummies available next week at the canning factory in Wood Gratis. Details on quantities and exact dates are not provided.
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Inwood Gratis
Democrats To Speak the Coming Week In County
Three major Democratic campaign meetings are planned in Frederick county next week. Speakers include J Sloan Kuykendall Frank M Wray and Burry Harrison Floyd Brill with T Russell Cather also participating. Meetings start at 8 pm on dates in Cross Junction Gore Star Tannery and Brucetown.
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Frederick County
Luther Pannett
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Frank M. Wray
Cross Junction
Gore
Burry Harrison
Floyd Brill
Star Tannery
T. Russell Cather
Kuykendall
Brucetown
Eeten Asm
William Huyett
State Troopers Kill Two In Southern New Jersey Trap
In Blackwood New Jersey two youths were killed when they tried to rob a police trap set by state troopers hunting robbers who preyed on courting couples. The deceased were identified as John Conte seventeen and Anthony Rubellas nineteen. Three troopers conducted the ambush with one officer in disguise and another armed with a shotgun. A car approached and two robbers rushed the patrol car and were killed.
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Blackwood
N. J
New Jersey
Here
John Conte
Anthony Rubellas
Louis Gallelli
Blacksburg
Man Convicted In Florida Death Given 20 Years
George W. Courson, formerly a Sunbeam prison camp guard, was convicted of manslaughter in the death of Arthur Maillerfert, a New Jersey youth, at Sunbeam camp. He was denied a new trial and sentenced to 20 years, the maximum under the law, while fellow guard Solomon Higginbotham was exonerated.
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Jacksonville
Fla
George W. Courson
Arthur Maillerfert
New Jersey
Sunbeam
George C. Gibbs
Courson
Solomon Higginbotham
Westfield
N. J
Norman liner christened in France amid grand ceremony
The French liner Norman, the largest passenger ship to sail the Atlantic, was christened in Nazaire by Madame Le Brun wife of the president. The vessel 1020 feet long 117 foot beam displaces 73000 gross tons and will sail in 1934 with 2132 passenger capacity. The project cost about 30000000 dollars.
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Associated Press
St, Nazaire
France
Normandie
Madame Lebrun
Polar bears raised to maturity at Milwaukee park zoo
The Washington park zoo in Milwaukee Wisconsin claims it is the only zoo worldwide to have successfully raised polar bears to maturity.
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Washington Park Zoo
Milwaukee
Wis
Year s Awards Are Presented By Girl Scouts
An audience greets the Girl Scouts at the court of awards in Grace Lutheran Church. Fifty Scouts in uniform enter as Bee Keeler and Viola Peer lead the opening march. The program includes a color ceremony, speeches on community service, new troop leaders investitures, camp awards, and proficiency badges for various roles. The event ends with a group sing and taps.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Bee Keeler
Viola Peer
Eugene Cooper
Sodus G
R. T. Barton
Fred, Stine
Henrietta Cornwell
Stine
William P. Massey
Rachel Jennings
Shirley Williams
Edith Dunn
Elizabeth Kern
Martha Stine
Gordette Schenk
Mary
Margaret Cooper
Alison Cooper
Jane Jolliffe
Shirley Wilams
Helen Hatcher
Charlotte Campbell
Virginia Smith
Genevieve Hyatt
Ann Yost
Katharine Huyett
Frances Richards
GOP reports spending 1.45 million in campaign
The Republican National Committee announced it had expended 1,454,179 dollars in the presidential campaign from June 1 to October 26.
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Washington
Republican National Committee Today
Heavy Rain Soaks Miami as Flooding Spreads
Miami recorded over seven inches of rain between midnight and 10 30 this morning with low lying streets flooded and cars stranded. No other Florida location reported rainfall in the past 24 hours. Miss E M Geraghty discusses fruits in Hygeia Magazine.
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Miami
Fla
Florida
China
Asia
Mediterranean Sea
E. M. Geraghty
Hygeia Magazine
Birth Control Law Planned in Vera Cruz
Dr Salvador Mendoza announced Vera Cruz authorities will draft a birth control law establishing a state office to oversee the plan. Parents seeking children would appear before a board to assess family size ability to provide and health conditions, with restrictions on very poor or incompetent parents. The proposed code aims to benefit the proletariat and better the race.
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Associated Press
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Salvador Mendoza
Vera Cruez
Mendoza
Posse Scours Delmar for Negro Bandit After Hold Up
Maryland and Delaware state police, county authorities, and many citizens formed a posse to search the countryside near Delmar for a negro bandit who held up and shot mail carrier Herbert Hearn. Hearn was wounded in the stomach but not fatally. the assailant fled after a failed pistol discharge.
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Delmar
Del
Maryland
Delaware
Herbert Hearn
Hearn
Market Unable To Maintain Its Upward Slant
New York traders failed to sustain the market's gain as freight car loadings for the week ending October 22 fell by 8 405 cars. Early trading showed slight gains but the decline shifted sentiment to the bear side. The day closed with losses of one to two points, canceling most of yesterday's advance and signaling a mainly professional market. Sterling cables quoted at 3.289 16.
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Associated Press
New York
Funeral Service For Miss Hardy
The funeral of the late Miss Rose Lees Hardy, who died several days ago at her Washington home, was held this morning from Mount Vernon Place Church in the city. The body will be taken to Winchester for interment in the family lot at Mount Hebron Cemetery Monday morning.
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Rose Lees Hardy
Washington
Mount Vernon Place
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Absent Voters Urged to Vote By Mail in Virginia
Democratic leaders call attention to Virginia law granting vote by mail for those absent on election day November 8. They urge arrangements now, noting five day prior application to the registrar and options for those ill or outside their precincts.
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Virginia
Recital Sunday Benefit for the Red Cross at Grace Lutheran
Miss Carolyn Quantz will present a benefit recital at Grace Lutheran Church in Allentown for Red Cross relief. She is joined by a choir directed by Mrs. Frank L. Buckley, a mixed quartet, and violin by Miss Evva Stouffer. No admission charged. proceeds aid destitute suffering.
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Carolyn Quantz
Allentown
Hearing
Grace Lutheran Church
Red Cross
Frank L. Buckley
Evva Stouffer
the Red Cross
Giraud
Borowski
Miss Quantz
Brewer
J. S. Bach
Weather Outlook Mostly Fair Through Thursday
The Associated Press reports the week starting Monday will be mostly fair across the North and Middle Atlantic Regions with rain likely by Thursday. Temperatures start near or below normal, rise midweek, then drop sharply at week’s end.
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Associated Press
Washington
Middle Atlantic
Hoover Attacks Democrats On Tariff Policy In Campaign
President Hoover rails at Democratic tariff plans during a West Virginia stop and a Butler University speech. He claims Roosevelt reversed himself on farm tariffs and charges the party seeks higher barriers while noting rail wage supports and a pickup in business. He brands the rival’s tariff stance as a shift in position amid the campaign.
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Hoover
Andresses
West Virginia
Washington
Indianapolis
Pth
Clesnanae
Clarksburg
United States
Europe
Oakland
Grover C. Stemple
Ind
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Scoton
Field House
Butler University
Roosevelt
Winter forecast hinges on early bird departures and nut stores
Greensboro Pennsylvania reports a harsh winter with blizzards high winds and heavy snow predicted. Martins left north in July robin migration in September and fowls already wear winter plumage amid abundant hickory nuts and walnuts as squirrels hoard.
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Greensboro
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