Hull Urges Free Trade to Avoid War and Restore Peace
Secretary Hull spoke at a Good Neighbor League dinner stressing free trade as a path to better international relations. He cited a rebound in foreign sales in 1935, predicted growth in 1936, and urged peaceful dispute settlement while condemning nations ignoring the Kellogg anti war pact.
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Hull
Huh
Good Neighbor League
Community of Nations
Dejy
Thomas Jefferson
Strang
Rites For Young Victim Of Polio
Funeral services were held for Roy Beatley six at Gravel Springs after an illness of infantile paralysis. He died Monday at his Star Tannery home. He was survived by his parents Clifton and Mrs Beatley and six sisters Hilda Stinson Jessie Gochenour Ruby Pauline Daisy and Mary Beatley. The family and neighboring households were placed under quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beatley
Clifton Beatley
Star Tannery
Gravel Springs
Hilda Stinson
Jessie Gochenour
Ruby
Pauline
Daisy
Mary Beatley
Speedy Jail Sentence in Woodstock Convicts Permit Violation
Carl Feller served a two day sentence in two minutes after being convicted of driving with a revoked permit. He entered his cell at 11 59 p m and walked out at 12 01 a m as a free man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Carl Feller
Baby born with teeth in Manteo headline
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Desmond Rogers in Manteo North Carolina was 16 days old and already had four solid upper teeth at birth. Since then three more teeth have appeared in the lower jaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manteo, N. C
Desmond Rogers
Racer Clyde Milton Dies After Speedway Spill
Clyde Milton of Grand Rapids Michigan died in Detroit from injuries suffered in a spill at the Veterans of Foreign Wars speedway last night. He was 36, leaving a widow and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Clyde Milton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Veterans’ of Foreign Wars
Powell man injured by truck crush at Strasburg
William Coverstone of Powell's Fort Valley is hospitalized at Memorial after a light truck pinned him against a building in Strasburg, breaking his leg just below the knee while cranking the vehicle yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coverstone
Powell's Fort Valley
Memorial Hospital
Strasburg
Mr. Coverstone
Evening Star booklet on care of the feet offered
The Evening Star promotes CARE OF THE FEET a booklet detailing foot ailments and home care. It explains the importance of foot health, proper shoe and stocking choices, simple strengthening exercises, and how to obtain a copy by mailing ten cents.
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The
Evening Star
Four Warships Dispatched To European Area
The navy creates a temporary European squadron under Rear Admiral Arthur P. Fairfield. It will include the light cruiser Raleigh as flagship, destroyers Hatfield and Kane, and coast guard cutter Cayuga. Raleigh will sail from Norfolk to Gibraltar to relieve Quincy, then form Squadron 40 Temporary.
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Washington
Navy
Arthur P. Fairfield
Raleigh
Fairfield
Hatfield and Kane
Coast Guard
Cayuga
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Gibraltar
Vulgarity At Legion Conclave To Be Banned
Cleveland hosts the American Legion eighteenth annual national convention opening Sunday. Officials say offensive horseplay will not be tolerated as delegates average 42 years old and will be more restrained. Each attendee will receive a letter from National Commander Ray Murphy warning against vulgar and obscene displays.
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Cleveland
American Legion
Legion
Ray Murphy
Heads For Altar
Mrs Frances Brokaw widow of George Tuttle Brokaw was to wed Henry Fond at 3 PM in New York venue Fond is a stage and screen actor and former husband of actress Margaret Sullavan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frances Brokaw
George Tuttle Brokaw
Henry Fond
Margaret Sullavan
Martial Law Declared in Pakhoi Amid Clashes
Martial law was proclaimed in Pakhoi as defiant soldiers resist Japanese and Chinese investigations into the killing of a Japanese druggist, reported from Hong Kong on Sept. 16.
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Hong Kong
Pakhoi
Three Die as Train Collides at Novar Station
A Canadian Press report from Novar Ontario says three people were killed and six injured when a passenger train rear-ended a work train at Novar station. All victims were sleeping in the work train.
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Novar, Ont
Novar Station
New Zealand Star Lovelock Heads to United States for Princeton Mile
Jack Lovelock Olympic 1500m champion sails from London aboard the Queen Mary toward the United States for a possible career capstone race. He is to face Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani and Donald Lash in a special mile at Princeton on October 3.
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London
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand
United States
Lovelock
Glenn Cunningham
Archie San Romani
Donald Lash
Princeton
Remarkable contract in Central Press bridge column
A Long Branch hand features six no trump doubled by North with East holding the lead. The play shows declarer making 6 No Trumps after precise ruffing and high card plays, with commentary on alternative lines and bidding logic.
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Declarer
Dummy
South
North
Hearts
East
West
Long Branch
B. A. Drier
Reform Nations League to Include the United States
Geneva reports outline a universal membership plan for the League of Nations to gain real global cooperation, with nine nations urging all members and fearing nonmembership, especially the United States, to join or support coordinated actions on war prevention and disarmament. Separately, Tipaldo challenges echo Schechter brothers in a chain of rulings on the New York wage law and national recovery act.
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Geneva
League of Nations
United States
League Council
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
New Zealand
Finland
Lithuania
Argentina
Latvia
Irak
League
Germany
ARAX touted for rheumatism relief in Winchester
Mrs J H Devers of Boyce Virginia reports chronic rheumatic pain constipation indigestion dizzy spells and headaches improved after using ARAX claiming complete relief of rheumatic pains and swelling improved sleep and bowel function ARAX dealer at Miller's 107 N Loudoun St Winchester VA promotes this herbal prescription. 9-16-11
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J. H. Devers
Boyce
Arax
Miller’s
Loudoun St
Winchester
Arax Man
Miller's
Man Who Fought Minimum Wages Is Out Of Job
Joseph Tipaldo, a Brooklyn laundryman whose suit led the Supreme Court to strike down New York’s minimum wage law for women, says he is out of the laundry business and seeking work. He cited declining business as customers urged drivers not to support his case.
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Tipaldo
Schechter Brothers
New York
Supreme Court
Schechters
State Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Joseph Tipaldo
Brooklyn
Blister Beetle Threat to Asters and Dahlias
The Blister Beetle endangers asters and dahlias by attacking leaves and flowers. The insect is black about half an inch long. Usual beetle sprays fail to control it. an insecticide with fluorine is recommended. If not too numerous, knock them off manually into a can.
Hazards of Picnicking Prompt Greased Pig Hunt Injury
Patrolman Percy R. Lane testified before Grand Rapids city finance committee that a greased pig hunt at a picnic caused him medical bills after an excited female spectator kicked him in the ankle and infection followed. The committee granted him 40.23 dollars for injuries sustained in extra-hazardous employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Percy R. Lane
Tobin Urges Labor Vote Loyalty for Roosevelt
A labor leader and Democratic official urged strong organized labor support for President Roosevelt. He voiced confidence that labor voters would deliver a decisive vote and loyalty to the administration.
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Ater
Middlewest
Som
Roosevelt
Barbara Bell Pattern No.1966 B for slimming dress and jacket
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1966 B offers a two piece outfit with a softly styled jacket and dress designed to slim the silhouette. The pattern lists sizes 36 to 50 with yardage for jacket dress and contrasting option and invites readers to request the Barbara Bell fall pattern book.
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Barbara Bell
Incult
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Racer
Winchester Evening Star
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Madrid
Central Press
E V. Shepard
AK &Ak
Nations League
U. S
Dean Halliday
Central Tv Press Association
Blister Beetle
Asters
Fairmont Avenue
S. Stewart
C. A. Robinson
N. Main
West Piccadilly Street
Woodstock Ave
S. Braddock
East Water
Hagerstown Equipment Company, Inc
Hagerstown
R. W. Border
Kearneysville
W. Va
Shepherdstown Road
Lupton Orchard Service
Bedy Carriage
E. Lane Ave
E. Piccadilly
S. Stewart St
SWS
Southern Furniture Co
S. Main
Piccadilly Street
T.” Vane Eee
Southern Neon Sign Co
Harrisonburg
E. Piccadilly St
Stephens City
E.vere
Underwood's Bakery
Paul Ee
Virginia
W. Clifford Street
Compton
Hamburger’s
N.main Street
Tobin
the Evening Star’s Daily
Snai
Times Square
N. Y
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
the National Brewing Co
Baltimore
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