Roosevelt Promotes New Deal Fills Pocketbook Faster Than Prices
President Roosevelt argued the New Deal has kept money in housewives' pockets as food costs rose, contrasting 24 percent food-price gains since 1932 with a 77 percent payroll rise. He warned against Republican “market basket” promises and accused employers of pay envelope propaganda in Pennsylvania campaign stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Roosevelt
Pennsylvania
Wilkes-Barre
Capitol Steps
Secrond
Nature's bounty saved and lost by Jack Frost
The piece reflects on nature’s giving and taking through seasons. Spring and summer yield flowers vines and produce, but Jack Frost arrives to rob plants of beauty. Winter returns calm for months, until another spring renews growth and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Jack Frost
Suspicious Man Is Held in Harrisburg as Roosevelt Departed
The state highway patrol arrested a man acting suspiciously and carrying a pistol in downtown Harrisburg as President Roosevelt left for his special train. Captain Charles Quarles said patrolmen saw him hiding in a store doorway and he was taken to the city police station for questioning.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Patrol
Roosevelt
Charles Quarles
Robertson Addresses Rotary Club on U S Canada Ties
Major A Willis Robertson of Lexington spoke at a Rotary Club luncheon praising Rotary service for fostering U S Canada relations. He warned about immigration assimilation and the racial issue, noting 20 million arrivals in 25 years, and urged support for Americanization programs. He cited the Shenandoah National Park as a tourism driver and referenced anticipated visitor impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
House of Representatives
Rotary Club
United States
Canada
Major Robertson
Toronto
British Columbia
Robertson
Shenandoah National Park
Frank Armstrong, Jr
H. D. Fuller
Orville van Dusen
Front Royal
John Myers
Charles Russell
Washington, D. C
Herbert Solenberger
Public Auction of Seal Residence and Personal Property
Public sale of the late John H. Seal residence at 126 West Cork Street with auctions at 12 noon on Saturday, November 7 in front of Court House. Also 10 shares George Washington Hotel Stock and 4 shares Union Bank Stock. At 2 p.m. same day at 126 West Cork Street, sale of household goods including furniture, chinaware, books, gas stove, upright piano, ladders, and more. Dunn & Duvall, Auctioneers.
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John H. Seal
West Cork Street
Court House
George Washington Hotel
Union Bank
Dunn & Duvall
Heinz Co buys cider apples and puppy wanted in notices
Notices run for Heinz Co seeking cider apples and a good female police puppy. An address in Evening Star Office advertises a George W. Keller home sale on North Loudoun Street set for Saturday October 31 1936 at 11 AM with an ad reference.
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George W. Keller
Loudoun Street
Junk Company advertises old car and metal salvage offers
The Winchester Junk Co. at 13 Fairfax Lane between Main and Braddock promotes buying old cars for junk and offers rags and metals. They list phone 254 and note dates (10-2 Thurs. & Mon.) for their services. The Golden Glow advertises candy boxes and delivery options with phone 1148.
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Page & Shaw
Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
Household goods auction at Kidwell's Market St
All kinds of household and kitchen furniture dishes stoves and many other items sold Saturday October 31 at 1 p m at 568 North Market Street Kidwell's sale details listed in local ad notice.
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Market St. Kidwell’s
Trinkle Attacks GOP Record In Clarke County Rally
Former Governor E. Lee Trinkle denounced Hearst ties and Republican rule while praising Roosevelt era recovery. He cited unemployment drops, cotton and payroll gains, HOLC saves, AAA benefits, and labor aid as proof of Democratic success. He warned of Hoover era declines and urged re election of Roosevelt.
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the Star
Berryville
Landon
Hearst
E. Lee Trinkle
Roanoke
Clarke County
Trinkle
Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
HOLC
America
AAA
Record of Governor Landon Admits Shift from Earlier Policies
The record portrays Governor Landon reversing prior stance by denouncing federal courts and calling Congress a debating society. It accuses him of favoring inflated currency, monopolies, anti trust relaxation, and state control of banking, while later backing New Deal relief in 1934.
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Landon
Congress
State Supreme Court
Contempt Hearing Sought Against Father Coughlin
October 29 report on Judge Hertz hearing written charges against Father Charles E. Coughlin head of the National Union for Social Justice. Sacharow seeks a body attachment if granted. Deputy Kiewell’s arrest and service attempt occur during deposition hearing in an ouster suit filed by O’Donnell. Priest stays in New York for a speaking engagement. he did not plan to attend Cleveland hearing.
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Charles E. Coughlin
National Union For Social Justice
Common Pleas
David R. Hertz
Sacharow
Father Coughlin
Ohio N. U.S. J
O'Donnell
Cleveland
MSJ
Walter Kiewell
Kiewell
Legal Service
Hertz
National Union
William Lemke
Union Party
NUSJ
Detroit
New York
Raylass To Open Winchester Store In Remodelled Building
Raylass president I Raiff will attend the grand opening in Winchester at 136 138 North Loudoun Street. The store operates under the Baylass chain with headquarters in New York City. Officials W M Presgrave I B Miller and manager S D Dowdy will be present for the opening and related announcements follow on inside pages.
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I. Raiff
Raylass Department Stores
Winchester
North
Loudoun Street
Rae
Virginia
North Carolina
Baylass
Boston
South
Mr. Raiff
New York City
Winchester Baylass
Miss Orndorff Wins Contest in Frederick County
Miss Hilda Orndorff of Bryarly 4-H Club won a record keeping contest in Frederick County announced by Miss Elizabeth Farrar county Home Demonstration Agent. Alma Orndorff placed second with May Judy third and Isabelle Rosenberger fourth. Alma will receive the gold medal since Hilda has won before.
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Hilda Orndorff
Bryarly
Frederick County
Elizabeth Farrar
Alma Orndorff
Bryarly Club
May Judy
Middletown
Isabelle Rosenberger
Round Hill
Fresh Fruit Urgently Arrives at Pure Food Store
Just arrived stock at Pure Food Store includes glace pineapple in red green and yellow glace cherries in red and green citron orange peel and lemon peel packed for immediate sale at the city shop.
Gainesboro to Host County Democratic Rally Friday
Democrats from all sections plan to attend a Gainesboro consolidated school rally Friday night at 7 45. R L Omps, county Democratic chair, will preside. Speakers include State Senator T R Cather and Winchester attorney J Sloan Kuykendall. The event aims to defend the administration's record and attract delegates from Frederick County.
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Gainesboro Consolidated School
R. L. Omps
Democratic Committee
Will
Gainesboro
Frederick
Anniversary of Wall Street Crash Today
New York on October 29 marks the seventh anniversary of the stock market crash that began the worldwide depression. The day saw 16 410 000 shares trading at sharply lower prices and notable losses in American Telephone, Santa Fe, General Electric, and U S Steel.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Uon
American Telephone
Santa Fe
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Police Officers Indicted for Bribe Taking in Cleveland
Eight Cleveland police officers were indicted by a grand jury for soliciting and accepting bribes. Safety Director Eliot Ness presented evidence after an undercover probe into alleged collusion between the underworld and law enforcement during Prohibition.
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Cleveland
Grand
Eliot Ness
Baltimore Patrolman Killed In Mysterious Manner
Patrolman Carroll Hanley, 59, died after falling from a car he sought to stop. Witnesses said he clung to the running board during a sharp turn and fell. police investigate whether a stolen car, a bogus check suspect, or other foul play was involved. Hanley served since 1909 with a 1919 resignation and 1924 reinstatement. survived by widow and five children.
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Baltimore
Carroll Hanley
Hanley
Motor Vehicles Commissioner's Office
Catherine Hosking
Oscar Lusby
Edward Payne
Anthony Arrigo
Payne
Clarence Bateman
Landon Pays Tribute In Oyster Bay On Roosevelt Grave Visit
Gov. Alf M. Landon rests at Oyster Bay before heading to Madison Square Garden for an eastern campaign appeal. He laid a wreath on Theodore Roosevelt's grave after a brief visit with Mrs Roosevelt and a meeting with Alfred E. Smith.
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New York
Alf M. Landon
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Rough Rider
Long Island
Tri- Borough
New York City
Bronx
Queens
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Alfred E. Smith
Penn Station
Landon
Smith
London
Brooklyn
Pope Plans Note on Marriage Likely Encyclical
Vatican officials report Pope Pius is drafting a significant marriage document, possibly a new encyclical, and intends to publish it soon. The Holy Father has shown sustained interest in matrimony in recent months.
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Vatican City
Pius
Holy Father
Improvements Made at Winchester District Parsonage
Extensive improvements have been completed at the Winchester District parsonage located at 405 Fairmont Avenue. The Rev. W. W. McIntyre, the presiding elder, occupies the home. Work included kitchen modernization and wiring upgrades.
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Winchester District
Fairmont Avenue
W. W. McIntyre
Storm darkens Buffalo as lights return and winds rise
A Buffalo weather report notes lights came back on after an forenoon storm. Low clouds and rain accompanied a high wind. A Lake Erie small craft storm warning was issued. A grocery ad lists New crop white raisins at 25 cents per 2 pounds.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
Stephens City Service at People's Bank Friday Night
Southern States presents free supper Friday night at the People's Bank building at 7 30 p m October 30 with Pifer's String Band public invited
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Stephens City Service
People’s Bank
Pifer
Halloween Program at Round Hill School
Town event details for a Round Hill School Halloween program on Friday October 30 with refreshments and a small admission fee listed.
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Round Hill School
New Voting Place Here In Winchester
The City Electoral Board announced judges and clerks for the national election in Winchester next Tuesday. The second precinct of the second ward will vote on the ground floor of the American Legion building on North Loudoun Street due to the Sarah Zane Fire Company hall being razed. Polling hours run from sunrise to sunset, 6 31 a m to 4 56 p m.
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Winchester
City Electoral Board
American Legion
North
Loudoun Street
Sarah Zane Fire Company
City Electa Board
Friendship Engine House
Charles P. Kremer
John W. Kater
Joseph Patterson
William Sumption
Lester Forney
Elmer V. Hodges
E. B. Sheetz
Herbert Haines
Morgan's Firm Member Is Dead
New York Oct. 29 Thomas Cochran partner in J. P. Morgan and Co died of a heart attack at home in Bedford Village He was a native of St Paul Minnesota and came to the firm from the Liberty National Bank presidency
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New York
Thomas Cochran
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bedford Village
St. Paul
Browder to Speak in Buffalo Church
Communist candidate Earl Browder spoke at the Salem Evangelical Church in Buffalo after failing to secure other halls. He planned two lectures saying Republican pressure blocked earlier venues. Pastor Rev. Herman J. Hahn, a Socialist candidate for lieutenant governor, hosted the event.
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Bufalo
N. Y
Earl Browder
Republican
Buffalo
Browder
Salem Evangelical Church
Herman J. Hahn
Electrocution Ends Chicago Coroner Case
In Chicago on October 29 a bigamy charge against Mrs. Pearl Puutio was dropped after the state lost its principal witness who was electrocuted October 21 for killing a police officer. The judge dismissed the charge against Puutio for marrying Frank Korczykowski without divorce.
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Chicago
Pearl Puutio
Frank
Bones) Korczykowski
Arthur Puutio
Harold P. O'Connell
Korczykowski
Knox Campaign Train Draws Cheers and Boos in Illinois
Col. Frank Knox campaigned in his home state to a large Illinois crowd. Supporters applauded while boos rang out as the Republican vice presidential nominee spoke in a touring train stop through Illinois.
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Knox
Illinois
Col
Frank Knox
Chicago
Ilinois
Policy Approved in Belgium for Independent Foreign Policy
Brussels reports the Belgian chamber approved Premier Paul Van Zeeland's foreign policy by 126 to 42. The plan calls for complete independence without returning to prewar neutrality, marking a shift in postwar diplomacy and Belgium's stance on international alignment.
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Brussels
Paul van Zeeland
Closing Notice From Miller's for Renovation Delay
Due to renovations we cannot serve the public until Tuesday November. This notice from Miller's at 107 North Main informs customers of the temporary closure.
New Supplies For Socialists Reported By Government
Madrid authorities declared they possessed everything necessary for victory as government forces held Madrid outskirts and prepared a counter offensive. Frontline units reported impatience to strike while fascist forces tightened their siege, with announced tanks and aircraft to support the effort.
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Madrid
Chapineria
el Escorial
Navalcarnero
Torrejon de la Calzada
el Alamo
Serranillos A 5
Francisco Largo Caballero
Larigo Caballero
Miss Mason Appointed Madison County Home Demonstration Agent
Miss Agnes Mason, assistant County Home Demonstration Agent in Frederick county since early summer, has been appointed Madison County Home Demonstration Agent. She will assume duties about November 1. In Winchester she aided Miss Elizabeth Farrar, the Frederick county agent, during Farrar's leave.
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Agnes Mason
Frederick County
Madison County
Farm prices rise under Roosevelt program 1932 to 1936
A garbled excerpt lists farm price increases during the Roosevelt program from 1932 to 1936. It shows hogs at 2.50 rising to 9.14, beef cattle from 4.30 to 6.80, butterfat around 14 to 32, and wheat near 98, with many OCR errors present.
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Igen
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MR Winchester
Rotary
Heinz Co
Evening Star Office
Clarke
Raylass
Miss Orndorff
al” Smith
Madison Square
Pure Food Store
Hallowe'en
Electoral Board
Morgan
Miller's
N. Main
Miss Mason
Madison
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