Indian Troops Reach Capital in Ethiopian Events
Italian minister ordered withdrawal of consulates in Ethiopia with date set for September 15. Indian troops arrived to guard the British legation in Addis Ababa as Ethiopian forces moved toward the Italian front amid war era tensions.
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Rome
Addis Ababa
Jesus Negadras
Vinci
Ethiopia
Mussolini
France
London
Reuters
Italy
Legation
Simultaneouly
Martin
No time for slow motion, young man
The piece follows a student beginning a final nine months of school before graduation. It highlights that study and diverse activities will shape his mental discipline and prepare him for a changing social and economic world beyond school life.
Proclamation Declares Constitution Day Observance in Winchester
Dr. C R Anderson mayor issues proclamation designating Tuesday September 17 as Constitution Day. Citizens urged to commemorate the signing of the Constitution and dedicate themselves to protecting this document of freedom. The text cites the founding eight eight years ago and calls civic groups to participate in patriotic exercises.
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C. R.*anderson
Charles R. Anderson
Winchester
Special Session of Council Set for Next Tuesday
A special meeting of the Common Council is called for next Tuesday evening to hold the annual election of city employees. Applicants for police, milk and meat inspector, and janitor of City Hall are in contention. quorum absence delayed last Tuesday’s election.
Republicans Target Close Districts in 1936 Battle
GOP analysts identify 21 Senate and House districts where Democratic margins in 1934 were within a few thousand votes as key battlegrounds for the 1936 election. Republican women, led by Mrs. Robert Lincoln Hoyal, plan Constitution Day activities and study groups to mobilize support and emphasize constitutional issues.
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Washington
Sept
Farmer Laborites
Congress
National Committee
California
Power
Illinois
Indiana
Tulsa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Robert Lincoln Hoyal
Hoyal
Autman
Morgan Line ships swap in Norfolk direct run
NORFOLK VA Sept 7 El Almirante of the Morgan line ordered to New York from Baltimore to replace the Dixie in the New York direct run to Houston. The Minuik a will take the place of El Almirante in the Norfolk service.
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Norfolf
el Almirante
Morgan Line
New York
Baltimore
Dixie
Houston
Miniqua
Norflok
Lost bead edged pocketbook near Star Office
Reward offered for return of a brown and white beaded pocketbook lost near Star Office. If found, contact the advertiser for the reward.
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Star Office
Evening Star Ad Signals Quick Service and Low Prices
Local ad from The Evening Star promises fast service and reasonable prices. The brief notice urges customers to place orders promptly to beat the upcoming rush.
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Lptf
the Evening Star
Dining room set for sale by Dunn & Duvall Auds
For sale September 10 1935 at 10 15 a m in front of County Court House a quartered oak dining room table six chairs buffet and china closet all in perfect condition cash terms Dunn and Duvall Auds announces. South End Hose Co holds a business meeting Monday night September 9 full attendance requested Secretary 9 6 1 p 31
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County Court House
Dunn & Duvall
Shirley Temple Frocks for School Wear in All Sizes
Margaret L Hodgson advertises Shirley Temple frocks for school use in a full size range. Avalon Ian Orchestra performs Saturday night with no cover charge.
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Shirley Temple
Margaret L. Hodgson
Avalon Ian Orchestra
Bald Eagle Electrocuted at Sub-Station in Virginia City
A bald eagle was electrocuted at a Northern Virginia Power Company sub-station on F street around 1:30 AM after contacting a 33 000 volt line. Police and a station official measured a 5 ft 6 in wingspan, and a second eagle was seen circling the flood light. Locals report a greenish glare from the outage, and weather may have driven the pair inland from the Carolinas.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Robert E. Lee Bellis
San Cameron Street
Carolinas
No Trespassing Signs Ready at Star Tate
Local property managers announce installation of no trespassing signs at Star Tate to deter trespassers. Officials say the signs mark restricted areas and reinforce safety efforts for residents and staff.
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Star Tate
Polio Outbreak Declared Burned Out In Virginia and North Carolina
Health department officials in Virginia and North Carolina report the infantile paralysis outbreak has subsided with only a few scattered cases since cooler weather. Churches and schools reopen as hotels report fewer cancellations and rising travel demand, with the public reassured that there is no ongoing danger.
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Virginia
North Carolina
A. F. Young
Greensboro
N. C
Southern
Wife of Methodist Minister Tells of Experiences During Flood
Mrs. C. Irving Carpenter wife of the Methodist pastor in Federalsburb Maryland described fleeing Main street floodwaters from a burst dam. She recalled furniture drifting by muddy greasy water gasoline tanks drifting oil and the kitchen refrigerator floating as the tide rose to the fifth stair. Neighbors were rescued by motorboat and taken to safety as the area faced days of cleanup.
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Maryland
Federalsburg
Mad
Flood Devastates Federalsburg Area During Tropical Storm
National and local Red Cross workers moved into Federalsburg Maryland to aid about 1000 residents forced from homes by ten feet of floodwater from a tropical hurricane. Debris and 500 pound vaults filled streets as shelters opened in the high school and stores flooded. Damages were estimated well above 220000 with many homes underwater including the finest residences and a morgue. Rescue operations saved a six member family and five children after a back steps collapse. Roads remained blocked and authorities ordered immediate supervision of relief efforts by state engineers.
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Federalsburg
Red Cross
Federalsburn
Compriice Ans Iear
Margaret Lewis
Washington Field
Sentor
Justin Wood
Salisbury Red Cross
Andrew Michael
Michael
Baltimore
Nathan L. Smith
State Roads Commission
Com
Notice to fruit growers by Frederick County Packing Association
The Frederick County Packing Association on North Kent Street offers apple packing at reasonable charges and supplies packing materials including baskets liners and oil paper. C M Hurst manager telephone 1461.
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Frederick County Packing Association
North Kent Street
C. M. Hurst
Mer
Telephone
Miller's Store offers canning supplies and spices
Mrs Price's Canning Comp includes salicylic acid saccharine alum green ginger garlic dill seed oil cinamon sealing wax and a variety of fresh spices. Miller's Store Medicines Magazines News sells these items.
Fruit Growers Offer Custom Packing and Sales Arrangements
Ready to receive apples for packing at Winchester Cold Storage and Virginia Apple Storage packing sheds. Get my rates on custom packing. Arrangements to sell fruit available. Phone 234. E. W. Barr.
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Winchester
Virginia
E. W. Barr
Farm posted against hunting by owner Rosenberger
Notice states the farm is posted against hunting and bears the name R. L. Rosenberger.
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R. L. Rosenberger
Citywide Traffic Crackdown Ordered by Mayor
Dr. C. R. Anderson, mayor, launches a strict traffic enforcement drive with police and private cars patrolling for speeders. Officers will target speed and stop sign violations under the traffic code, summons issued for court appearances, as schools reopen next week.
Weather outlook for coming week in Atlantic states
Weather outlook calls for showers in the North and middle Atlantic states Tuesday or Wednesday. Otherwise the week should be generally fair with slightly warmer early days and cooler later days.
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Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Poles and Czechs On Border Tensions Flare Again
In Cieszyn vicinity on September 7, more than 1,000 infantry and artillery patrols along the Czech Polish border to prevent renewed clashes. Polish nationalists have damaged schoolhouses by breaking windows and furniture during recent drives through communities.
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Praha
Czechosolovakia
Cieszyn
Officer Amon Stresnider Recovers From Injuries
Officer Amon Stresnider who was struck on the head during a disturbance at Arthur Dunlap’s home on Kent street September 1 has recovered enough to visit headquarters. Dunlap faces felonious assault charges after allegedly striking the officer with a shotgun barrel and leaping from a porch roof, fracturing his ankle. The blow sent the officer down stairs causing bleeding before he was treated at Memorial Hospital and returned home.
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Amon’ Stresnider
Arthur Dunlap
Kent Street
Dunlap
Mr. Strasnider
Memroial Hospital
West Virginian Found Guilty Of Reckless Driving
Francis W. Sweiger of Clarksburg was found guilty of reckless driving and fined 14.25 by Trial Justice A J Tavenner. Charles Newlin was acquitted. Sweiger tried to pass a truck on the Northwestern grade near Hayfield last night to avoid a head on with an approaching car. the truck went off the road and overturned, and Sweiger’s car overturned later.
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Francis W. Sweiger
Clarksburg
W. Va
A. J. Tavenner
Charles Newlin
Sweiger
Hayfield
Perthes
Cremation Ordered by Governor Shultz Over Health Advice
Report from Miami on September 7 states Governor Shultz ordered cremation of storm victims after health authorities urged measures to prevent pestilence. About 125 World War veterans were among those killed or missing in the keys storm affair as rescue and burial plans continued.
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Shultz
East Coast Railway
Keys
Dave Shultz
Matec
Matecumbe Key
Red Cross
Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
Hanson
W. R. Smith
Private Fortunes and the Public Future in Atlantic Monthly
Dr. Abraham Flexner writes that endowed universities hospitals and foundations rely on private gifts. He questions what occurs if wealth sources are cut by tax changes discussed in Congress. The Atlantic issue notes Flexner’s past ties to Winchester and the Handley Schools via the General Education Board.
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The
Atlantic Monthly
Abraham Flexner
Congress
Flexner
Winchester
General Education Board of
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Handley Schools
Handley Library
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MR. Winchester
Dr. Anderson
Roy W. Howard
Scripps-Howard
Henry W. Morgenthau
Secretary of the Treasury
Dutchess County
Harry L. Hopkins
W. Cork St
Republican Committee
Morgan
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
South End Hose CO
Mate
Main Street
Fruit Growers
C. R. Anderson
Tocs
Miami
Fla
D. ¢. Coleman
Lower Keys
Atlantic
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