Georgia Senate Primary Averages George Lead Over Talmadge
Early returns from Georgia's Democratic primary show Senator Walter F. P. George leading with 208 of 410 unit votes from 71 counties. Governor Eugene Talmadge trails with 118 unit votes from 52 counties. Lawrence Camp remains last among three, endorsed by Roosevelt.
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Atlanta
Walter FP
George
Eugene Talmadge
Lawrence Camp
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Camp
NASA Talmadge
Conga George
Georgia
Opened Frederick county schools mark new Scholastic chapter
MA WINCHESTER notes Frederick county students begin a new school year as old one room schools fade. The piece argues that success rests on the student’s make up rather than the building and materials, wishing teachers and pupils a year of profitable experiences.
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Frederick County
Little Ted
Style Shop Offers New Dresses Coats Hats and Skirts
The Style Shop showcases a fresh供应 of dresses coats hats and skirts on page 11. Interesting colors and fabrics appear, inviting shoppers to update their wardrobe for the season.
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Style Shop
City Council committee appointments announced by Dr Ander
Dr Charles R Anderson president of the Common Council completed appointing committees for the year due to retirements. Miller Streit named chairman of the Claims Committee, W P Anderson chairs the Lights Committee, and W W Dellinger to the Finance and Streets committees. Other changes affect Water and Sewer, Sanitary, and Public and Local Improvement panels with members including O L Jamison, Lawrence Hollis, Frank Barr, Marvin Weaver, and F W Forney.
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Charles R. Anderson
Common Council
Miller Streit
Claims
C. Douglas Barnett
W. P. Anderson
Ralph Snapp
Lawrence Holis
Dr. Anderson
Dellinger
W. W. Dellinger
Herman Hable
P. D. Miller
Miller
Water and Sewer
H. H. Hable
P. D. Mil
Eene Streit
R. Frank Barr
Water & Rocoke Aan
Vin Weaver
P. D. Mill Lights
F. W. Forney
Dr. A. T. Hawthorne
O. L. Jamison
Lawrence C. Hollis
City Hall
City Hall and
R. Frank Sore
Lawrence Hollis
H. Hable
Lawrence C. Hollig
Forney
Miller Police and
Frank Barr
Lawrence C. Hol
Brandon Heads Builders of Va
Jack Brandon city engineer has been elected president of the Virginia Building Officials Association for the coming year. He has led major surveys for street sewage and water developments and directed the real property survey aiding future city planning. Brandon, 37, lives with Mrs. Brandon at 555 North Loudoun Street.
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Jack Brandon
Hot Springs
Virginia Building Officials Association
Brandon
League of Virginia Municipalities
Greensboro
Austin Construction Company
Chicago
North Loudoun Street
Two Hurt In Collision On Route 7 Near Gainesboro
Two persons were injured in a late evening crash on Route 7 a mile east of Gainesboro. Charles Adams of the county is at Memorial Hospital with a skull fracture and other injuries. Emanuel Micciche of Timore suffers a badly lacerated ear cuts to the face and shock. he is staying with his brother in Berryville while recovering. Deputies DeHaven and a state investigator probed the wreck. no charges have been filed yet and details remain under review.
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Gainesboro
Charles Adams
Memorial Hospital
Emanuel Micciche
Timore
Frank Micciche
Berryville
Avenue
Robert DeHaven
Micciche
Endeavoass
Council Moves For Bond Vote On Armory Construction
The council passed by unanimous vote an ordinance petitioning the Corporation Court to authorize bonds not exceeding 330,000 for an armory. Details on interest rate and term await committee work before a Friday session for a third reading. A $27,000 federal grant application is authorized. election likely set for September 26 27 or 28. Members voting yes: Dr. R. Anderson president Eaves Hable W P Anderson R Frank Barr W W Dellinger Dr. Allen Hawthorne Lawrence C Hollis Q L Jamison Percy Miller A Miller Streit Marvin D Weaver.
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Corporation Court
Speed Essential Council
James A. Anderson
Arthur M. Field
R. Anderson
Eaves Hable
W. P. Anderson
R. Frank Barr
W. W. Dellinger
Bridge Club Meets Friday at Amherst Street Home
The Friday Bridge Club will assemble at 2 45 in the afternoon at the residence of Mrs. E Byrd on Amherst Street for a scheduled meeting.
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E. Byrd
Amherst
Flower Shop Denies Funeral Flower Delivery Claim
The Flower Shop owned by Herbert W. Miller and Leonard I. Miller declares no orders for flowers were placed for the funeral of the late Isadore Bolen. They state a misunderstanding exists and that they have no connection with any other Winchester florists. Parties who placed the orders can verify the statement.
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Isadore Bolen
Winchester
Herbert W. Miller
Leonard I. Miller
M.g
Public notice on undelivered flower order from Jones Florist
We inform readers we did not receive the order for flowers as mentioned in yesterday's Star. This notice from Jones Florist states the order was not received by our shop and seeks confirmation or clarification.
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Jones Florist
Court-packing foes stand firm as New Deal faces public ire
Roosevelt pressed Congress to allow six new Supreme Court judges to shift its ideology. A Senate bloc protected judicial independence, while reform opponents faced political backlash. Iowa's Guy Gillette, Indiana's Van Nuys, and Missouri's Bennett Champ Clark are noted among those resisting court packing.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
People of America
Senate of
United States
New Deal
Guy. M.gillette
Iowa
Gillette
Ortho Wearin
James Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Federal Relief Administration
Mr. Hopkins
Senator Gillette
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
M. Clifford Townsend
White House
van Nuys
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
Proclamation by Henlein demands Sudeten annexation
Prague reports Sudeten leader Konrad Henlein called for German annexation of the Sudeten region and urged extending martial law. Two new districts placed under control, bringing total to 12, with 2,000,000 of the 3.5 million Sudeten Germans under martial law. A border village flashed Swastika flags after crossing into Germany. The proclamation states it is impossible for Sudeten Germans and Czechs to live in the same state.
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Prague
Konrad Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
ADNG
Dispatch
Philippsborg
Germany
Henlein
Reich
Reichenberg
Roosevelt speed toward Washington as he monitors European crisis
President Roosevelt, aboard his train en route to Washington for a review of the European situation, receives hourly State Department reports on the Sudeten crisis and plans to take personal charge of foreign relations on his return. He checks on his son James at Mayo Clinic where recovery from gastric ulcer surgery proceeds satisfactorily. He will speak in Poughkeepsie for New York's Constitution anniversary.
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President Roosevelt
Roosevelt
State Department
Washington
Rochester
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Hull
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Parliament to Recall to Hear Chamberlain Report on Hitler Talks
The British government prepares to recall Parliament to hear Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain’s report on his talks with Adolf Hitler. Parliament had recessed since July and will reconvene once Chamberlain returns from Berchtesgaden. Sir John Simon, Capt. Edward Fitzroy, and Capt. Henry Margesson met at Downing Street to finalize arrangements.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Germany
Chamberlain
Berchtesgaden
John Simon
Edward Algernon Fitzroy
House of Commons
Henry Margesson
No. 10
Downing Street
Georgia Sprint Signals Voters’ Hesitation Over Roosevelt
Washington report notes Georgia voters showed mixed resolve in the Senate race between Senator Walter George and Eugene Talmadge as Roosevelt policies sparked debate. George led with broader statewide ties while Camp lagged as a first-time statewide candidate.
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Washington
Walter George
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Roosevelt
Talmadge
George
Senate
Lawrence Camp
Camp
Adge
Fee
Ces
France Pins Hope on Peace Effort in Chamberlain Visit
Paris September 15 The French government places its hopes on British Prime Minister Chamberlain to resolve the Czechoslovak crisis through talks with Adolf Hitler. Daladier urged the move, with Sudeten German plebiscite as a possibility, while French observers weigh chances of a peaceful settlement and a shift in Hitler’s expectations.
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Taylor Henry
Paris
Chamberlain
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Daladier
Foreign Office
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
France
Rail Employees Notified Of 15 Percent Pay Cut
Chicago report states more than 900000 railroad workers will see pay checks shrink 15 percent at 12:01 a.m. October 1. The date was confirmed after a carriers joint conference committee announced the effective day, with carrier reps and employee organizations agreeing on the follow-up action.
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Chicago
Carriers Joint Conference Committee
Boy Killed by Ice Truck in Baltimore Incident
In Baltimore on September 15 a three year old boy James Henry Tyler was run over and killed by an ice truck while his sister Jane aged five watched the tragedy unfold.
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Baltimore
James Henry Tyler
Jane
Merriman Farm for Sale Near Winchester on 187 Acres
Attorney advertises the Merriman Farm one mile west of Winchester featuring a stone house a bank barn a large spring and a young orchard on 187 acres. Owner’s attorney J M Steck invites quick buyers.
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Merriman Farm
Winchester
J. M. Steck
Junk metals and used pipe for sale offered by Winchester Junk Co
Junk metals iron tags batteries radiators wanted. We pay the highest market price. Used pipe in all sizes guaranteed for sale. Phone 254. Winchester Junk Co. 13 Fairfax Lane.
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
British Premier Makes First Flight Amid War Outcry
British Prime Minister flies to address European conflict, greeted by thousands as he stresses efforts to keep Europe out of war. German and British entourages share tea, and he accepts a dinner invitation from the Chancellor. Geneva remains disappointed by progress.
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Geneva
Berchtesgaden
Germany
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Hitler
London
S. S
Meissner
Otto Meissner
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Nevile Henderson
Henderson
Foreign Office
Horace John Wilson
William Strang
Grand Hotel
Berghof
Obersalzberg
Munich
Freildssing
Fuehrér
Chane Hitler
Britain
Eastern
North Africa
Near East
Mussolini Says Hitler Won’t Take Czechs as Gift
Italian assurances claim Hitler will not seize the Czech population of Czechoslovakia even if Sudeten German areas are ceded. The open letter to Viscount Runciman, by Mussolini and published in Il Popolo d’Italia, carried semi official government notice.
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Rome
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Reich
Viscount Runciman
Mussolini
Milan
Il Popolo D'Italia
Chamberlain Meets Hitler in Berchtesgaden Call for Peace
Prime Minister Chamberlain arrives at Berghof in Berchtesgaden seeking a personal audience with Adolf Hitler to discuss the Czechoslovak crisis. The scene is marked by rain, crowd cheers, and a tense, high-stakes diplomatic effort amid global skepticism.
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Walter
Czech
W. B. Ragsdale
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