Hitler declares Nazi revolution ended by state leadership
In Nurnberg on September 5 Adolf Hitler told the Nazi convention that the National Socialist revolution is ended and fulfilled its aims. He denounced Greedy politicians and praised the party leadership as the sole power to build the nation, signaling a permanent end to upheaval.
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Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Nazi Party
der Fuehrer
National Socialist Movement
Roosevelts Move To Mediate Textile Strike
President Roosevelt plans to appoint a board to mediate and inquire into the textile strike as part of domestic efforts. The AP rounds up brief items from Hyde Park Fincastle Fulton Ashton Idaho Washington Paris London noting tensions and responses abroad and at home.
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Associated Press
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Fincastle
O. D. Lemon
Botetourt
Robert Kent
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Fulton
Ashton
Idaho
Borah
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
Scout Officials To Hold Meeting Thursday Evening
Boy Scout officials meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the George Washington Hotel to plan the Court of Honor for September and the winter program. A Lee Coble chairs the Court of Honor committee and will call the meeting. Scoutmasters and court members from each troop are expected to attend.
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George Washington Hotel
Court of Honor
A. Lee. Coble
Court of Honor Committee
Fort Loudoun School Opens Music Class
Fort Loudoun School and Miss Gladys Cochran's Music Class will open. Phone 1051. 1 5-8-1p-3t.
Pickers Tickets Print Soon
A brief public notice urges printing of pickers tickets now. The Evening Star dated August 20 lists the item as a local notice from 1p to 2p and notes the print window for community organizers.
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the Evening Star
Death Summons Mrs. Katherine McCartney in Winchester
Mrs Katherine Rosalie McCartney in her seventy eighth year died quietly at home on Gray avenue Winchester after years of ill health. She was a Grace Lutheran Church member and longtime leader in the Kings Daughter and missionary work. She was born May 30 1857 and survived by son Edward and brothers Frank Anderson and Benjamin Anderson. Funeral will be Thursday at 2 pm from her brother's home conducted by Rev Luther A Thomas with interment at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers named.
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Katherine Rosalie McCartney
Winchester
Frank M. Anderson
Gray Avenue
McCartney
George F. McCartney
Samuel
Elizabeth Carlin Anderson
Edward McCartney
Benjamin Anderson
Philadelphia
Robert L. Gray
Luther A.thomas
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. George Baetjer
Lewis F. Cooper
Elmer Lamp
Charles Fries
William Lupton
Clayton S. Hartman
Base Ball Meeting At E L Keller's Tonight
All Park Baseball players must attend an important meeting at 8 o'clock at 230 Valley Ave. Ground Committee is invited. Also a fried chicken dinner and yard party at Burnt Factory Church on Thursday Sept 13 at 4 30 p m to benefit church debt.
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All Park
E. L. Keller’s
Valley Ave
Rainbowridge Gardens Offers Cut Flowers Delivery
Hurst's Rainbowridge Gardens provides cut flowers including gladiolus roses and dahlias with delivery service. Call 819 during shop hours 9 to 5.
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Hurst
Rainbowridge Gardens
Public Sale of Household Goods and Cattle Near Stephens City
Household goods and cows to be sold at public sale on Friday September 7 at 1 pm located 11 miles five south east of Stephens City. Sale conducted by C Hunter Robinson. Vendors: Robin son. Auction day details provide local community sale notice.
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Stephens City
C. Hunter Robinson
Round Dance at Shady Rest in Gore Virginia
Peter Miller's Orchestra headlines a Wednesday night round dance at Shady Rest Gore VA at 8 o'clock Admission 25 cents.
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Shady Rest
Gore
Peter Miller
Field elected Winchester City Manager over Pilcher
Arthur M. Field was chosen city manager by six votes to five, succeeding P. P. Pilcher in Winchester. Harper was deemed ineligible due to an ordinance requiring a year off council. Field will assume duties January 1, 1935. Other city appointments were renewed and J. P. Marshall named vice president of the council.
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Arthur M. Field
Winchester
P. P. Pilcher
Field
Pilcher
P. J. Marshall
C.D. Barnett
Lee Coble
J. B. Henry
F. W. Forney
Ralph Snapp
C. R. Anderson
H. H. Hable
W. N. Dellinger
Frank Barr
Emory Snapp
Charles H. Harper
Harper
J. P. Marshall
Frank H. Krebs
James Reardon
Donald Weems
E. W. Miller
Fred L. Glaize
W. Nelson Page
C. M. Hollis
Tom Borden
Ernest C. Dove
F. M. Funk
P. D. Plank
B. C. Cline
Amon Strosnider
Lloyd Willis
Page
Man Critically Injured In Northwestern Grade Truck Crash
Purcell McDonald, 22, of Romney West Virginia, is in Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull after a truck crash on the Northwestern Grade west of Hayfield yesterday afternoon. Driver Robert Corder, also of Romney, was treated for minor injuries and released. Corder faces charges of reckless driving and driving without a permit, with a hearing set for September 13 before Trial Justice A J Tavenner.
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Purcell McDonald
Sallie McDonald
Romney
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Hayfield
Robert Corder
McDonald
Corder
A. J. Tavenner
George F. Miller
Submarine Bribery Suspicions Tangle With South America Sales
Senate Munitions Committee hears that Electric Boat paid commissions in South America but calls it not bribery. Peruvian salesman Louis Aubry pursued a 1925 disarmament conference delegate post with a defiant note on South American submarine deals. Company funds for his trip were refused and he did not attend.
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Associated Press
Washington
South America
Senate Munitions Committee
Electric Boat Company of
New London
Conn
L. Y. Spear
Spear
Vickers, Ltd
Louis Aubry
William B. Allen Enters Government Hospital
William B. Allen Sr veteran Woodstock newspaperman left yesterday for Washington to be admitted to a government hospital for observation. He has not been well for weeks and went under his doctor's advice. Allen is prominently identified with the valley newspaper profession.
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William B. Allen
Government Hospital
Woodstock
Washington, D. C
Allen
Washington
Sale of household goods at late Jas B Russell home
Furniture and household goods including a few antiques will be sold at the late Jas B Russell residence at the corner of Cork and Washington Streets on Saturday September 8 at 1:30 PM.
Robbery at Am erican Oil filling station by unidentified man
At Cork and Loudoun streets a lone gunless robber forced manager L Glover to surrender cash, locking him in a back room. The thief fled with keys and $56 in currency while police investigate and James L Collins of Martinsburg checks the loss.
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American Oil Company
Cork
Loudoun
L. Glover
Glover
James L. Collins
Martinsburg
Lions To Hold Charter Program At Front Royal
Tailtwister Herring announced Front Royal Charter Night at the Winchester club meeting in the George Washington Hotel. The celebration is set for Sept 18 with volunteers planned to visit Culpeper to meet a new Lions club and hear Lyle Ormsby.
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Front Royal
Tailtwister Herring
Winchester Club
George Washington Hotel
Sam Preston
Culpeper
Lion Lyle Ormsby
Rainbow Ridge Nursery
Margaret Hansbrough
Lynchburg
Lion J. T. Teets
National Red Cross
Bob Schenck
Lion Barr
Hopewell
Capitol Theatre
Earl Clowser
Not To Contest N. R. A.'s Validity
Washington reports the Steel Labor Relations Board announces Worth Steel Company of Claymont Delaware has dropped its plan to contest the constitutionality of Section 7A of the recovery act at this time.
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Washington
Steel Labor Relations Board
Worth Steel Company
Claymont
Del
Individual Gets Aid Cited In Richberg Relief Report
Washington dispatch notes secretary Richberg of the President's executive council presenting a detailed account of the New Deal relief program. He contrasts pre 1933 corporate relief with ongoing measures aimed at easing individual distress under the present administration.
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Associated Press
Washington
Donald R. Richberg
Roosevelt
Executive Council
Richberg
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Woman Claims Sighted Men Near Murder Scene in Coe Trial
Cooperstown Sept. 5 A surprise defense witness testified that she saw two men near the Crumhorn-spot the night Harry Wright was slain, describing them by white shirts. The testimony adds to the mallet dispute as the defense closes its case against Mrs. Coe in the murder trial.
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Cooperstown
Eva
Donald H. Grant
Coo
Martha Clift
Wright
Melvin L. Thomas
Oneonta
Cross
Mountin House
Thomas
Two Federal Officials Resign from Key Financial Posts
Washington today saw the resignations of W. R. Stark chief of the Treasury division of financial and economic research and E. G. Bennett director of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The moves bring to four the number of government financial posts vacated in a week amid resignations of Lewis Douglas director of the budget and F. W. Lowery assistant director.
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Washington
W. R. Stark
Treasury Division of Financial and Economic Research
E. G. Bennett
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Lewis Douglas
F. W. Lowery
Wanted large clean casons raza Star Office
A brief classified notice seeks a large clean casons raza for Star Office use. Indicates immediate need and practical requirements, with no extra details provided.
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Star Office
Three Robbers Steal About 100000 From Palmetto Bank
Lake City South Carolina bank robbery ends with kidnapping of bank president J. H. Carter and his wife. The trio, using pistols and multiple guns, releases the couple’s children and flees in a gray sedan toward Lamar. Carter and cashier Fred Stavley later call to report they were released unharmed. Local and regional police alerted.
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Associated Press
Lake City
8. C
Palmetto Bank
J. H. Carter
Carter
Fred Staviey
Stavley
Lamar
South Carolina
North Carolina
Bandits Rob North Bergen Bank Inarmed Hold Up
Nine armed men held up employees and customers at the North Bergen Trust Company in Orth Bergen New Jersey. They escaped with about 15000 dollars in a blue sedan firing on a pursuing witness car. The robbers abandoned their vehicle in West New York after a trail along Bergenline Avenue and surrounding streets.
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Associated Press
Orth Bergen
N. J
North Bergen Trust Company
B. W. DeWitt
DeWitt
Bergenline Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Hudson Avenue
Twenty-ninth Street
West New York
Notice School Route Bidders
Notice bidders for school bus routes and bodies. Bickers Motor Co. invites inquiries for complete information on school bus bodies prices and terms.
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Bickers Motor Co
Public Auction of Shares at Court House
Public auction set for Saturday September 8 at 12 noon at the Court House. 30 shares Shenandoah Valley National Bank 10 shares Potomac Edison 6% Preferred 10 shares National Fruit Product 1% Preferred. Dunn and Duvall, auctioneers.
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Court House
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Potomac Edison
National Fruit Product
Dunn & Duvall
Aucts
Heads of Opposing Elements Press Conflicting Operative Counts
Leaders from rival factions claim different numbers of operatives spread across multiple states. Sloan expresses hope Roosevelt's board can serve as a medium to lighten public burden.
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Sloan
Roosevelt
Rioting Breaks Out At Lowell Silk Mill
A 2000 strong crowd surrounded the Lowell Silk Mill in Lowell Massachusetts as workers left shifts. Police used night sticks to disperse the mob and arrested two people charged with rioting.
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Lowell
Mass
Roosevelt to set up special board on textile strike
President Roosevelt plans to name a three person special board to investigate the widespread textile strike after a request from the National Labor Relations Board. The move aims to mediate a just settlement while avoiding full federal intervention, with board members to be named soon.
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National Labor Relation Board
Ann Ced
National Labor
Court of Appeals
Labor Board
Roosevelt to name committee on textile strike
The speaker notes President Roosevelt plans to appoint a committee to investigate the textile strike. He reflects that strikes are costly to owners and workers, but hopes for a swift settlement so mills return to normal and all years improve.
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Roosevelt
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