Italy warns League as Ethiopia clash deepens
Geneva September 4 The Italo Ethiopian dispute reached a closed session of the League of Nations council baron Aloisi Italy's representative warned the league that talks could not proceed on equal terms with Ethiopia. Eden sought to dampen political or economic clashes between Britain and Italy. The issue centers on Italy's expansion and Ethiopia's objections.
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Ethiopia
Italy
Geneva
League of Nations
League
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Mussolini
Anthony Eden
Eden
Council of the League
Great Britain
Council of the
Vacationing Along Route 60 to Covington Falls
The writer describes a local car trip from Winchester to Covington, noting a hidden waterfall two miles north of Covington and a large paper mill in Covington. Pollution in Jackson River affects fish as the river runs toward the James, with foam and chemical residue visible on the water.
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Winchester
Lexington
White Sulphur Springs
Covington
Hot Springs
Virginia
Jackson River
James
City eyes lake at Rouss Spring park area
Common Council members informally discussed creating a two acre lake fed by overflow from Rouss Spring. Officials prepare estimates to seek federal funds with a decision pending council review if aid is approved.
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Common Council
Rouss Spring
Richmond
Winchester
Virginia
Sewer Project Progressing On Jefferson Street
Approximately 1,200 feet of sewer main has been laid on Jefferson Street and the project is about 50 percent complete. From Valley Avenue to Handley School requires about 2,500 feet more pipe with good weather expected to finish in 10 days to two weeks.
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Jefferson Street
Valley Avenue
Handley School
Hunting Season Dampened by Rains Across Regions
Rains this week dampen opening day for squirrel hunting despite large turnout early Monday. Totals show 1,342 hunting and fishing licenses issued so far at county and corporation clerks, including county and state licenses and non resident permits.
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Corporation Clerk’s
A Profusion Of Flowers For Queen Astrid
More than 1,800 wreaths were delivered to the Laeken crypt of Queen Astrid of the Belgians as trucks moved through the night from the palace, delivering flowers for a royal tribute ceremony in Brussels.
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Brussels
Laeken
Rea Astrid
Notice to Fruit Growers by Frederick County Pecking Association
The Frederick County Pecking Association on North Kent Street offers apple packing at reasonable charges and supplies packing materials such as baskets liners and oil paper. Best quality and prices. Contact M. Hurs Mer at telephone 1461.
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Frederick County Pecking Association
North Kent Street
Co. M. Hurs M
Mer
Pickers Tickets Offer Quick Service and Low Prices
Pickers' Tickets promises fast service and affordable rates to customers seeking orders before the rush. The Evening Star notes their emphasis on reasonable prices and prompt handling.
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the Evening Star
Safety Bus Rules To Be Enforced Countywide
Safety drive targets school buses in Frederick County with a January 1936 deadline for safety glass and stop rules at railroad crossings. Virginia official J T Watkins spoke to 120 garagemen and will address teachers and drivers on September 16 to promote pupil safety.
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J. T. Watkins
Virginia State Motor Vehicle Commission
Handley Library
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Loudoun
Shenandoah
Watkins
Teachers’ Institute
Frederick County
Handley High opens football practice with coach Ochs
J N Ochs new Handley High football coach invites all students planning to try out for the teams to attend an organization meeting Thursday evening at 7 o clock. The meeting will be held in room 40 of the Handley High School building and attendance is urged for all hopeful players.
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J. N. Ochss
Handley High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Handley
Ochs
Handiey High School
Friendship Fire Company September Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company will be held in the company hall at 8 o'clock Thursday September 5. Important business will be acted upon. James Shryocek, Secretary. Lost brown and white headed pocketbook reward Star Office.
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The
Friendship Fire Company
James Shryocek
Sedy
Star Office
Legge Succeeds Howard To Post Of District Head
Handley School Board grants a year long leave for W R Lezee to become district supervisor of vocational agriculture for northern Virginia, covering 29 counties. Legge takes over Handley duties September 1 after succeeding D J Howard as district supervisor. A L Frye will replace Legge as Handley instructor.
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Legge
Howard
Handley School Board
W. R. Lezee
Virginia
D. J. Howard
Richmond
Handley
A. L. Frye
Lucketts
Loudoun County
Fry
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Iowa State College
West Virginia University
West Virginia
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Vocational Agriculture Department
Winchester Rotary Club
Drunken Driving Convictions Follow Auto Crash
In Stephens City trials Irvin Reynolds was found guilty of driving under the influence and sentenced to 60 days in jail 100 fine and costs license revoked for a year. He received 30 days more and 50 dollars on a liquor charge with bond set and appeal noted. Guy Keeler, Paul Pangle each fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness. Bettis convicted of DUI with 30 days jail and 100 fine. Ritter acquitted on drunken driving but found guilty of driving without a license.
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Justic Court
Irvin Reynolds
Stephens City
Res
Reynolds
Guy Keeler
Paul Pangle
R. E. Bayliss
J. W. Newcome
Keeler
Pangle
McDonald
Choice Elberta Peaches Ad in Stephens City
Classified notice for Choice Elberta peaches available by phone contact with C. O. Watson in Stephens City asking callers to reach at phone numbers 7-1 and 9-4-1p-2t.
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Elberta Peaches
C. O. Watson
Stephens City
Notice to parents on private first grade school contact
Persons interested in private school for first grade children will please communicate at once with Mrs. June Fishpaw Hurst. Phone 819.
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June Fishpaw Hurst
New Fall Designs and Paint Prices
Gardner B. Hillyard advertises new fall wallpaper designs and paints including Barn and Roof Paint at 1.50 per gallon and House Paint at 2.00 per gallon. John W. Larrick Jr posts a hunting and trespassing warning on his farm.
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Gardner B. Hillyard
John W. Larrick, Jr
Partial List of Dead Missing and Injured in Florida Storm
Miami report lists known dead missing and injured from the tropical disturbance that struck the Florida keys and swept the west coast. Names include William Clark Lenning Lilja Ed Kettner W A Tyre Betty Roten and others with many locations such as Marathon Tavernier Gulfport Camp Number One and Matecumbe. Injured and missing individuals are named with several addresses and hometowns. Continued on Page Hight.
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Florida
Miami
Fla
Florida Keys
William Clark
Veteran's Camp
Lenning Lilja
Marathon
Ed Kettner
West Palm Beach
Fort Myers
W. A. Tyre
Tavernier
Harry Roten
Betty Roten
Benny van Ness
Matecumbe
Benny van Ness, Jr
Mate
Editorial urges merchants to advertise in small towns
A Martinsville Daily Bulletin editorial notes apathy in the business world is fading as merchants in small towns start advertising again. It laments the past let-down that allowed big city stores to capture dollars that should stay local.
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Martinsville Daily Bulletin
Advertising Expenditures Hit Record in 1934
About 367 national advertisers spent 223216520 on ads in 1934, with 61.8 percent going to newspapers according to the American Newspaper Publishers Association. Auto gas oil tobacco and drugs led the categories as advertisers seek results from newspaper campaigns.
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Martinsville Daily Bulletin
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Common Council Lacks A Quorum
Unable to obtain a quorum due to members out of town or detained. The regular session was postponed until next Tuesday to elect officials for another year. The City Manager must prepare lists of applicants for various positions to send to each council member to expedite action. An unusually heavy volume of business is due.
World News at a Glance Domestic and Foreign
Cedar Key evacuations rise as a tropical disturbance approaches. Hurricane impact reported in Snake Creek CCC Camp No 1. Dixie liner rescued with full resources. Bluebird speed record set at 301.1292 mph. Red Cross delivers aid to Florida keys. Ethiopan concessions dispute noted as oil talks shift. League of Nations meeting fate under war or peace pressure. Cabinet plans swift action in London. Women offer for army service in Addis Ababa. Italy questions British oil concession stance. Paul Cardoni trapped on BC mountain ledge in peril.
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Cedar Key
Fla
Miami
CCC
Snake Creek
New York
S. S. Dixie
Morgan Line
Salt Lake City
Malcolm Campbell
Red Cross
Florida Keys
Washington
Hull
Standard-Vaccum Oil Company
Ethiopia
Genera—Council
Young Democrats Meet to Elect Delegates in Richmond
The Young Democrats of Winchester and Frederick County plan a meeting to elect delegates to the State Convention in Richmond. The session is set for Thursday September 5 at 8 p m in the City Council Chamber.
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Young Democrats
Winchester
Frederick County
Richmond
Dance at Green Gables Inn With Bob Riley Orchestra
Thursday night September 5 featured music by Bob Riley Orchestra at the Green Gables Inn. Ad highlights limited seating and a social dancing event for local residents.
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Green Gables Inn
Bob Riley
Storm travels zigzag path through southern Florida residents report death
Rescuers risk lives as they pull back grim reports of heavy loss in Upper and Lower Matacumbe and surrounding fishing villages.
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Florida
Matacumbe
Matacumbe Keys
Plantation Key
Key Largo
Keys
Key West
Thrilling storm rescues as Dixie steamer reported
Survivors recount a furious Gulf storm that tracked north along Florida coast endangering Cedar Key and other towns. Red Cross and authorities reported hundreds dead in the Keys and Matacumbe area with widespread property loss and mass evacuations as rescue teams rushed supplies.
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Gulf
Cedar Key
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