Hitler rails at Wilsons fourteen points at Nazi rally
At Nurnberg on September 11 Reichsfuehrer Hitler denounced Woodrow Wilsons fourteen points saying Germany is no longer a football or object of foreign maneuvering. He asserted security via power and leadership and pledged peace with neighbors while defending the Nazi stance toward Christianity and church politics.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Nurnberg
Germany
Wilson
League of No
Hitler
Retag
Storm sewer proposal to improve passage from Indian Alley to North Loudoun
A reader suggests installing a storm sewer in the passage from Indian Alley to North Loudoun between McCrory and L. R. Smith to aid pedestrians. The writer notes the area known as the subway is used to avoid a longer walk and urges city officials to study extending Amherst Street and improving drainage before winter.
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Indian Alley
North Loudoun Street
McCrory
L. R. Smith
North Loudoun
Amherst Street
Hog Prices Surge to Highest Since 1929 Level
Hog prices climbed 10 cents to 12.25 per hundredweight in Chicago, the highest since August 13, 1929, amid tight supplies and wholesale pork strength. Receipts remained scant at about 8,000, with fresh pork steady to 50 cents higher and light chains below the recent peak.
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Chicago
Winchester City Directory to be Published With Map and Phone List
Winchester Print ers and Stationers plan a full city directory to be completed by early November. The book will include a history section, lists of officials, businesses, residences with addresses and phones, and a street map plus a numerical telephone directory. Advertisers fund the publication through canvassing and cooperation from chambers of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Chamber of Commerce
Dunlap Case Again Continued in Police Court
The hearing for Arthur Dunlap charged with felonious assault on Amon Strosnid er, a local police official, was postponed again. The case is rescheduled for Thursday September 19 in Police Court.
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Arthur Dunlap
Amon Strosnider
FOR SALE OR RENT DWELLING AT 422 W CLIFFORD STREET
Fifteen room dwelling with three baths and modern heating with hot water attachment. Papered and painted. Hansbrough and Carter advertise property and Little School opens Sept 16 with enrollments. Phone 1069 W. Also new curtains offered by Moling and Cather.
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W. Clifford Street
Hansbrough & Carter
Pickers Tickets Offer Quick Service at Reasonable Prices
Pickers' Tickets urges customers to order now to beat the rush with prompt service and affordable prices advertised by The Evening Star.
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the Evening Star
All City Employees Re elected By Council In Special Session
The Common Council re elected all city employees including the police force in a late night session. A special meeting was set for tonight to pass an East Boscawen street paving ordinance and remove the gas house. A milk ordinance public hearing is planned for next Tuesday night.
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Field
C. W. Hollis
T. W. Boyd
James P. Reardon
Krebs
District Governor Paxton to Address Rotary Club
District governor William McC. Paxton of Norfolk Virginia will visit the Rotary Club at noon Thursday for a district business meeting with directors and committee chairmen at the George Washington Hotel. The luncheon for all members follows at 1 pm, with a well attended session expected.
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Rotary Club
William McC. Paxton
Norfolk
George Washington Hotel
Peyton J. Marshall
Mayor Anderson declares traffic enforcement ongoing
Dr. C. R. Anderson told The Evening Star that the crackdown on traffic violators is not sporadic but will continue until drivers comply. He said automobile laws protect the public, not cause inconvenience, following recent Police Court convictions of speeders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Anderson
Evening Star Today
Berg Leads Women’s Western? Derby After Round Three
Patty Berg of Minneapolis held the lead in the women’s western derby at Northmoor with 41 42 83 for 54 holes and 245 total. Marion Miley of Lexington moved into second with 246 after posting 41 38 179.
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Chicago
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Northmoor
Marion Miley
Lexington
Convicted Swindler Testifies About Graham's 15 Percent Cut
Noble John Moore testifies that William J. Graham of Reno Nevada, a gambler and power broker, once took a 15 percent share from an $18,000 swindle against a Canadian farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Noble John Moore
William J. Graham
Reno
Nev
Three Persons Injured In Frederick County Auto Accidents
Three people were struck by autos in Frederick County and Winchester. A 9 year old, Charles Iland, was hit by a car driven by Charles Boswell near Route 50 west of Winchester about 12 30 this afternoon and he is believed to have a concussion. A second incident involved a bicycle rider Tom Turner who was uninjured though his wheel was ruined after an Ohioan driven car ran a signal. A third collision injured Boyd Grim with minor cuts and bruises after a car hit him as he moved from behind another car. Buckie Hart remained seriously injured but improving slowly with a fractured skull after a truck and trailer crash north of Middletown.
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Kentucky
Albert B. Chandler
Louisville
Thomas S. Rhea
A. W. Chamberlin
Jacksonville
Fla
Frederick County
Winchester
Charles Iland
Charles Boswell
R. E. Bayliss
Route 50
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Aullick Gibbons
Bayliss
Boswell
Tom Turner
Brookes’ Pharmacy
Piccadilly
Cameron Streets
Edna Franks
South Braddock Street
Boyd Grim
West Germain Street
Buckie Hart
South Cameron
Middletown
Hart
Politicians Debate Long Influence After Roosevelt Threat
Washington reports a split among leaders over how Huey Long's death would affect the 1936 election. Senator Nye says Long would have mounted a third party campaign, boosting anti-Roosevelt votes, while Senator Thomas argues such a bolt would help the Democrats and Norris doubts any major party realignment would occur.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Huey P
Nye
Thomas
Utah
Norris
Neb
Long
United States
Senator Long
Louisiana
Toronto horn ban extends overnight tooting hours
The Toronto Board of Control approved a resolution prohibiting auto horn tooting from 11 p m to 7 a m. The move targets nighttime traffic noise and aims to curb disturbances across the city.
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Toronto
Toronto Board of Control
Veterans claim evacuation in Florida Keys despite reports
In Miami Florida September 11 veterans groups urged that the Florida Keys could have been evacuated to prevent the disaster. About 200 men searched for storm victims as three investigations found no negligence or indictments in the deaths of more than 400 people caused by the hurricane.
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Florida Keys
Miami
Fila
G. A. Worley
Shultz
Aubrey Williams
Harry Hopkins
Col
George E. Sjams
Veterans’ Bureau
Roosevelt
Long funeral plans for Huey P. Long outlined in Baton Rouge
Senate session closes as funeral services are arranged for Huey P. Long. Gov. O K Allen pledges to sustain Long principles while the body lies in state in the Capitol rotunda. The Louisiana State University Band will perform as pallbearers and leaders gather to carry on the Long machine.
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Baton Rouge
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
O. K. Allen
Capitol
Gerald L. K. Smith
Ureh
Shreveport
Long
Mies
Allen
James A. Noe
Seymour Weiss
New Orleans
Regional Agents Study Cattle Credit Procedures
J. K. Coughton president of the Baltimore Production Credit Corporation led a conference at the George Washington Hotel with managers of local production corporations to discuss cattle conditions and loan procedures for farmers. Attendees included J. A. Everly of Strasburg J. A. Austen of Warrenton T. Russell Pancake of Romney W V and Mr Ward of West Virginia.
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J. K. Coughton
Baltimore
Crowley Quits Rail Committee as Chrysler Takes Seat
Patrick E. Crowley former president of the New York Central Railroad resigns from the executive committee. Walter P. Chrysler automobile maker fills his seat. Crowley retired January 1 1931 and remains on the board of directors.
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New York
Patrick E. Crowley
New York Central Railroad
Walter P. Chrysler
Crowley
Locust Plague Strikes Rosario Argentina Port
Half a million residents in Rosario on September 11 faced swarms of locusts marching through streets and chewing lawns and grain fields. The invasion stems from an extended drought that began earlier this year, turning streets into carpeted swarms.
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Rosario
Argentina
Parana River
Grange Meeting At Middletown
The Middletown Grange will meet at 8 o clock Friday evening in the Odd Fellows hall. The program centers on Peace with County Agent Stine speaking on Soil Survey of Frederick County. A large attendance has been requested.
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Middletown
Odd Fellows Hall
Stine
Frederick County
Britain vows support for League of Nations amid bold pledge
St Louis dispatch reports State Representative Lawrence J Fontana and two policemen wounded in a shooting at the recorder of deeds office. Fontana was hit in the hip and rushed to a hospital along with Jonathan Painter and Arthur Sullivan. The motive remained unclear as witnesses described an altercation with the deputy marshal and entry into the English office.
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ST. Louis
Lawrence J. Fontana
Recorders
Fontana
Jonathan Painter
Arthur Sullivan
John P. English
Recorder of Deeds
Officers Seek A Brown Horse Believed Stolen
Sheriff Harry McCann searches the Blue Ridge near Bentonville for a 1500 pound brown horse with a white star owned by J. W. Conner of Vaucluse. Farm hand Tom Darr is jailed for investigation after leaving the Conner farm Saturday night. The horse remains missing as authorities question Darr’s story and await discovery to resolve the case.
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Harry McCann
Blue Ridge Mountains
Bentonville
J. W. Conner
Vaucluse
Tom Darr
Mr. Conner
Darr
Gonner
Carson Brown
Warren County
McCann
Conner Farm
Newcome
Page
Warren Couny
Automobiles Are Shunned By G. A. R. Remnant
Grand Rapids Michigan September 11 veterans marching in the Grand Army of the Republic encampment chose to walk the parade route rather than ride in cars as several feebler members opted for automobiles. Business sessions begin today with Paul Roy of Gettysburg reading an invitation from Pennsylvania's governor for a reunion with Confederate Veterans at the Civil War battlefield site. State delegation leaders Col Sam P Towne of Pennsylvania and John Shearer of Texas back the plan.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Army of the Republic
Paul Roy
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Sam P. Towne
John Shearer
Texas
Hoare Warns of Collapse of Main Bridge Without Settlement
Geneva dispatch reports British Foreign Minister Sir Samuel Hoare telling the League of Nations assembly that failure to enforce a peaceful settlement of the Italo Ethiopian dispute would collapse the main bridge binding England to the continent. He urged backing the Covenant in its entirety and hinted sanctions if needed, drawing mixed reactions from Italian and neutral delegates.
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Hoare
Joseph E. Sharkey
Associated Press
Geneva
Real Britain
League of Nations
Samuel Hoare
League Assembly
Samuel
League
England
Great Britain
Isalini
Italy
Tecle Hawariate
World News at a Glance
Washington Rep Snell accuses President of pushing unconstitutional legislation through Congress. Maryland rains reach 10 to 20 inches, described as unprecedented. Farley denies resignation rumors to join DNC chair race. Roosevelt meets Father Coughlin. Huey Long funeral set for tomorrow at the state capitol. Ellsworth plane crash lands in Montevideo. repairs underway. Alaska funds raised for search of missing fliers. Mexico City university council votes to close indefinitely. Britain backs League Covenant in foreign policy pledge.
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Washington
Rep. Snell
New York
Baltimore
Maryland
Hyde Park
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Roosevelt
Father Coughlin
Baton Rouge
Huey Long
State Capitol
Gerald L. K. Smith
Montevideo
Uruguay
Lincoln Ellsworth
Explorer
Anchorage
Alaska
Mexico City
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Chandler
A. B. Chandler
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