Kingsford Smith A Air Dash from Naseli to Honolulu
Wing Commander Sir Charles Kingsford Smith with Captain P G Taylor completes a difficult ocean flight en route to California. They took off from Fiji at 3 05 a m Suva Time and landed at Wheeler Field Hawaii, reporting radio antenna issues and thanking stations for patience.
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Honolulu
Charles Kingsford-Smith
Naselai Beach
Fiji
California
P. G. Taylor
Charles
Oakland
Sydney
Australia
Suva
Hawaii
Hawaiian Archipelago
Molo~kai
Wheeler Field
Army Air Base
Wheeleield
Taylor
Molokai Channel
Diamond Head
Charles Kingsford Smith
Republicans 10 Hold Big Rally at Colonial Theatre
A Republican rally is set for 8 PM Thursday November 1 at the Colonial Theatre. Speakers include Everett C. Will Luray candidate for Congress, L C Page Norfolk US Senate candidate, H B McCormac Winchester state chair, and W C Deming Front Royal. The event focuses on issues of the current campaign and invites all voters.
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Colonial Theatre
Everett C. Will
Luray
Congress
Virginia
L. C. Page
Norfolk
United States Senate
H. B. McCormac
Winchester
Republican State Committee
W. C. Deming
Front Royal
Mrs. Gertrude O’Leary Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Gertrude M O Leary 55 wife of Arthur O Leary prominent city family member died at her home 507 South Loudoun street at 815 this morning after a prolonged illness. Survived by husband father daughter Edward T Miller six sisters and one brother funeral Wednesday at home with Rev Dr Hubert Sydenstricker Braddock Street M E Church South officiating interment Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Gertrude M. O'Leary
Arthur O'Leary
Shenandoah
South
Loudoun Street
O'Leary
William T. Hottel
Annie Singhass Hottel
Mount Jackson
Shenandoah County
Edward T. Miller
James F. Hottel
James Smith
Ernest Carpenter
Irwin Carper
Austin White
Jessie
Hilda Hottel
White
Kernstown
Hubert Sydenstricker
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Halloween Square Dance at Owl's Hall Tonight
Owl's Hall hosts a Halloween square dance from 1 to 11 PM tonight. Music by J. Jenkins. Call 28 for laundry service offered by Winchester Steam Laundry.
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Hallowe'en Square Dance
Owl's Hall
J. J. Jenkins
Winchester Steam Laundry
Executor's Sale of Furniture Planned for November 3
All household effects of late Mrs. Virginia H Lines including antiques will be sold at auction at 2 P M next Saturday November 3 at 326 North Cameron Street See sale bill on page 5 (10 29 10 51)
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Virginia H. Lines
North
Cameron Street
Rules Against Taking Robinson From Nashville
Justice Department seeks removal of Thomas H. Robinson Sr. to Kentucky to stand trial for kidnapping ransom in Louisville case. Commissioner Julian Campbell ordered Robinson released after bond set at 25 000. judge disqualified due to relationship with Robinson. The department cautioned removal depends on federal judges and potential appeals to circuit and Supreme Court.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Tenessee
Thomas H. Robinson, Sr
Kentucky
Alice Speer Toll
United States
Julian Campbell
Nashville
Robinson, Sr
Justice Department
Harry B. Anderson
Western Tennessee
John J. Gore
Middle Tennessee
Robinson
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Binson
Louisville
Alice Stoll
Campbell
M. S. Ross
Autobiography of Queen Marie at Handley Library
The Handley Library adds The Story of My Life Marie Queen of Roumania to its circulating collection. The 600 page autobiography recounts a life at European courts with intimate details and mentions Queen Victoria and Emperor Alexander I.
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Handley Library
Winchester
Queen Marie
Roumania
Virginia
England
Queen Victoria
Alfred
Alexander I
Russia
Marie Alexandrovna
Marie
Special values on curtains and rugs at Moling and Cather’s
Ip-11 Pure Food Store advertises bulk mince meat 2 lbs for 29 cents. Curtains and rugs are highlighted as special value items at Moling and Cather's, offering bargain pricing.
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Moling & Cather’s
Auto Accident Fatal to Young Winchester Man
Edward O. Kremer, 32, died at Memorial Hospital from concussions and internal injuries after an auto accident on the Valley pike in Middletown. Andrew Danko, 29, driver, was injured and survived. his car overturned near Wayside Inn as he attempted to pass another vehicle.
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Middletown
Edward O. Kremer
Memorial Hospital
Andrew Danko
Friendship
West Boscawen Street
Kremer
Wayside Inn
Danko
Gathright Named Virginia State Treasurer
Richmond news reports Arthur B. Gathright, assistant state comptroller, appointed state treasurer by Governor George C. Peery to succeed the late John M. Purcell. The governor praised his long service since 1915, including a period as comptroller during 1933 34 while E. R. Combs served temporarily for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
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Richmond
Arthur B. Gathright
George C. Peery
John M. Purcel
Gathright
E. R. Combs
Virginia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Orthopedic Clinic Set For November 3
The District Nurses Association announces an orthopedic clinic on Saturday November 3 led by a University of Virginia Hospital expert from Charlottesville. The event will feature specialized orthopedic care and consultations for residents seeking treatment or diagnosis.
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District Nurses’ Association
Thislinic
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Housing Meet Tuesday Aims to Explain Federal Loans
A large turnout is expected for the Federal Housing meeting at 8 pm Tuesday in the George Washington Hotel ballroom. Harold G. Brown heads the Loans Committee to guide banks and loan groups in qualifying for federal housing and ground improvement loans covering repairs upgrades and landscaping. Eligible borrowers include owners of improved real estate or business property, regardless of mortgage status.
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Federal Housing Meeting
George Washington Hotel
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Northern Virginia
Harold G. Brown
Brown
Rites Held For C S Miller Berkeley County Leader
Funeral services for C S Miller prominent Berkeley County citizen who died after a ladder fall were held Saturday at Winchester Avenue Christian Church Martinsburg. About 1000 mourners from Frederick Shenandoah and nearby counties attended. Burial followed at Martinsburg. Survivors include brothers O C Miller and William E Miller and children Charles Bruce Esten and Eva.
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C. S. Miller
Berkeley County
Martinsburg
Winchester Avenue
Winchester Avenue Church
Arthur Wake
Strasburg
Ira Kidwell
Tennessee
Miller
O. C. Miller
Winchester
Walnut Springs
Martinsburg Church
Ohio
O. C
Frederick County
William E., Marshall
Dudley R
Bowder
Dory C
W. R. Branner
Wooster
Frank Barrett
This County
Charles
Bruce
Esten
Time ripe for a dirigible service overseas
Dr. Hugo Eckener urged a world wide trans oceanic dirigible system linking Germany, the United States, South America and the Dutch East Indies. He said the venture could train American personnel for a North Atlantic line and sought permission to test from Lakehurst New Jersey next year. He argued helium export controls should be relaxed for this contingency.
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Washington
Germany
United States
South America
Dutch East Indies
Hugo Eckener
Graf Eckener
Atlantic
President's Aviation Commission
Lakehurst
N. J
Eckener
World News at a Glance Briefs Across Cities
Nashville U S Commissioner rules Thomas H Robinson Sr may not be moved to Louisville for trial in the Stoll kidnapping case. London Col James C Fitzmaurice returns after takeoff mechanical trouble on way to Australia. Rome disarmament talks end as Mussolini pursues militaristic nationalism. Pontine marsh area sees five hundred thirty five couples wed at once. Zagreb Croat Milka Pavelevitch 22 held for sanity test in mass poisoning case.
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London
James C. Fitzmaurice
Australia
Berne
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Pontine Marsh
Zagreb
Milka Pavelevitch
Little Hope Of Limiting Arms Seen Just Now
The Foreign Policy Association warned there is little hope of arms limitation. It calculated that leading nations now spend more on armaments than in the tense prewar year, noting unrestricted competition peaked in the decade before the World War.
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Washington
Foreign Policy Association
Association
Three Injured in Weekend Auto Mishaps in County
Three residents sustained injuries in separate weekend automobile incidents. Dr. Raymond Kerlin, 26 miles north of Richmond, received hand cuts when his car rolled after a collision with a Ford on U S Route 1. Grover Henson, 20, of Middletown, fractured his pelvis when his truck overturned near Marlboro. Woodrow Henson was treated for injuries after his truck overturned three miles west of Middletown.
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Midane
Raymond Kerlin
L. Kerlin
Richmond
Kerlin
Robert Kerlin
University of Richmond
Woodrow Henson
Robert Henson
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
T. A. Williams
Last Day This Week For Car And Track Inspections
State motor vehicle officials warn Wednesday is the final day for brake and light inspections. October has been set for inspections, but thousands of cars and trucks remain unchecked. Vehicle owners are urged to complete inspections now to avoid fines and possible arrest.
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State
Court of Honor for Winchester Girl Scouts Tonight
The Girl Scouts of Winchester hold another Court of Honor at Grace Lutheran Church tonight at 8 o clock. Four troops are active in Winchester with Mrs Eugene Cooper directing the group. Public interest is high and the event welcomes attendees.
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Girl Scouts of
Winchester
Grace Lutheran Chirch
Girl Scouts
Eugene Cooper
Colored Companion of Dead Man Runs Identified as John Ash
Mrs. Rena Johnson told police two negro men attacked her at No. 12 Freemont street while she held her 19 month old son. Lewis Washington was killed by a shot to the head at 2 45 in the afternoon. A second man, tentatively identified as John Ash, accompanied Washington. Washington’s brother is Lewis Washington. Mrs Johnson claimed self defense and said the men frequently visited the house seeking fuel. Police rested two suspects after a briefing by Judge Donald Weems.
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John Ash
Donald Weems
Lewis Washington
No. 12
Freemont Street
Rena Johnson
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