Spies and Their Dangerous Tasks
An editor note previews a three story series on spies from Madrid to Washington. It surveys spy duties, training, and dangers, citing Farnsworth and Thompson cases, famous female agents, and the code of secrecy, with a teaser for tomorrow’s piece on death without court martial.
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Spius
Spain
Dewitt MacKenzie
The
Star
United States
Madrid
Government Secret Service
District of Columbia Grand Jury
John 8
Farnsworth
United States Navy
Harry Thomas Thompson
U. S. Navy
Germany
Benita von Valkenhayn
Frau
Renate von Natzmer
Isobel Steele
Hollywood
Secret Service
Frederick Funston
Fredie Funston
Newame
West Point
Andre
Berlin
Admiralty
Alp
Mata Hari
West Virginia Woman Credits ARAX Health Benefit
Mrs Eula Spaid of Dillons Run West Virginia says ARAX relieved chronic constipation headaches nervousness and dizziness and improved appetite sleep and digestion after years of remedies She praises ARAX as triple strength from nature and notes the ARAX man at Miller s Winchester explaining the product See him today for more health tips and booklets.
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Eula Spaid
Dillons Run
W. Va
Arax
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
N. Loudoun Street
Ter
Life Begins Anew For 100-Year-Old Brooklyn Resident
Mrs. Yet Levine, aged 100, started life anew at the Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged in Brooklyn. Abraham Ginsberg saluted with a tap dance calling him 108 and still going strong before the crowd. In Onamia Minnesota a fire damaged Al Holst’s garage valued at 1500 dollars as firefighters faced delays locating depot keys and the custodian.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Yet- Levine
Hebrew Home and Hospital For the
Abraham Ginsberg
Onamia
Minn
al Holst
Answers About Science for Everyday Learnings
A promotional note advertises a new booklet Everyday Science with clear explanations on weather stars geography chemistry physics biology and psychology. Readers are urged to mail ten cents for a copy and receive a concise guide answering daily questions.
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Winchester Evening Star
Twin births in Loudoun and Rockwood highlight regional birth records
In Rockwood Tennessee Charles Max Rose and Beulah Maxine Rose are twins born to Mrs. Charles Rose. Charles Max was born at the Loudoun county home, with the mother brought 40 miles to a Rockwood hospital where the sister arrived 12 hours later. A separate court order in Winchester Virginia on September 1 1936 directs residents and nonresidents to appear in a suit over the estate of Hallie Menefield, with administrators seeking decree on curtesy rights and estate distribution. The order requires publication in The Winchester Evening Star and posting at the courthouse steps by September 7 1936.
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Max Rose
Beulah Maxine Rose
Charles Max
Charles Rose
Loudoun County
Rockwood
Corporation Court of the City of Winchester
William Wilkinson
Hallie Menefield
Lelia Settle
George Wilkinson
Landonial Wilkinson
David Menefield
Virginia
Winchester
J. J. Marple Barn Burns At Gore
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed the barn of J. J. Marple in Gore on Monday night causing about 2000 dollars in losses. The barn held 10 tons of hay a binder two drills a mowing machine and a horse rake livestock were outside as doors stood open enabling rapid flames. The heat blew the roof away several yards according to spectators.
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J. J. Marple
Gore
Football Practice Opens With 25 Veterans Out
Football practice began with 25 veteran players and hopefuls at the initial session yesterday. Coach Norman Ochs praised the spirit and eagerness to work as the team prepares for the season ahead. The short session focused on limbering up, fundamentals, and early punt and pass drills for the coming days.
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Norman Ochs
Open Door Class Elects Officers
The Open Door Bible Class of Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church elected Teniel Leatherman president and J C Swank, H E Davison, C M Martin, C Vernon Eddy, Burton C Ritter, and R Lee Stickles to key posts for the year. Hubert Kerr retires after two years as president.
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Loudoun Street
Hubert Kerr
Woman Shot Hears Husband Joke About Aiming at Hand
On a hunting trip in St Louis Mrs Opal Trunnell joked asking her husband to hit her hand with his shotgun. He fired thinking safety was on and hit her hand requiring hospital treatment to remove pellets.
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St, Louis
Opal Trunnell
Have Teachers Failed In Their Duty To Pupils
Richmond Va Sept. 9 1 In Virginia officials say the push to rate schools by how many students advance replaces strict grade based failure counts with a learning success standard. Division of Instruction head D W Peters compares education to a foot race where students start from different points and progress at different paces, focusing on individual progress rather than uniform instruction.
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Richmond
S. Som
Virginia
D. W. Peters
Sidney B. Hall
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Dry Docked by Mistake Prompts Army Deserter Surrender
Chicago police report Allen Summers, 19, walked into the station footsore and hungry claiming to be an army deserter from Fort Hayes Ohio. He said he joined to see the world but only reached 100 miles from home.
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Chicago
Joseph Dillenberg
Allen Summers
Fort Hayes
Ohio
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
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