Hoover Defends Constitution On Rights During Address
Former President Hoover, in a San Diego Constitution Day address, warned that federal centralization threatens liberty by eroding the Bill of Rights. He argued liberty survives only with division of powers and strong local government, urging citizens to resist intimidation and protect inalienable freedoms.
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San Diego
Calif
Arbert Hoover
Hoover
United States
The
Cve
Winds Across Bay and Coast Reach Southeast to East
Weather bulletin notes increasing southeast and south winds over the north Bay from Sandy Hook to Cape Hatteras, shifting northeast to east or southeast along the south portion. Generally fair tonight and Wednesday with possible showers in extreme north. Chesapeake Bay north of the Potomac to expect moderate to fresh southeast and south winds in the next 24 hours.
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Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
Death of Mrs Milly Fowle in advanced age
Mrs Milly D Fowle widow of Bernard H Fowle of Washington D C and mother of attorney Philip R Fowle died early today at DeJarnette Sanitarium near Staunton Va after a long illness in her seventy first year Survived by son three sisters and grandchildren She was a lifelong Episcopal and former school principal born in Winchester at Selma daughter of Judge John T Beale Dorsey and Katherine Mason Dorsey Descendant of George Mason and related to prominent Virginia Maryland families Funeral plans not set with interment in Alexandria beside husband and four sons.
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Milly D. Fowle
Bernard H. Fowle
Washington, D. C
Philip R. Fowle
Winchester
DeJarnette Sanitarium
Staunton
Brown
William Cabell Brown
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Richmond
Harry K. Fowle
Phylis R. Fowle
This City
Bernard H. Fowle 3d
Katherine Mason Fowle
Bernard H. Fowle, Jr
Princeton
W. Va
Fort Niagara
Canada
England
George Mason
Gunston Hall
Georgetown
District of Columbia
Philadelphia
Mrs. Fowle
Edward Dorsey
Maryland
Aneens
Ethiopia Says Sovereignty Must Be Preserved
Ethiopia asserts it will never allow domination by any other member or power and insists its absolute sovereignty and independence remain inviolate. Meanwhile Britain moves almost its entire home fleet to Gibraltar and the Mediterranean as a precaution while Addis Ababa postpones general mobilization until the League of Nations exhausts peace efforts. The Ethiopian delegation backs the pause, and warns sanctions will be applied if Mussolini rejects proposed solutions.
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Ethiopia
London
Gibraltar
Mediterranean
Imperial Defense Council
Downing Street
Stanley Baldwin
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
League of Nations
Geneva
Mussolini
League
France
Trade Favors With Germany Stricken
Washington reports Germany is removed from the reciprocal tariff program effective October 15 A treaty with the United States providing most favored nation treatment for customs duties is abrogated On demand by Germany the change will end reduced tariffs on about 100 articles tied to Sweden Belgium and Haiti agreements.
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Washington
Germany
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
United States
Sweden
Belgium
Haiti
Boy Scout Honor Court Set With Leadership Awards
The Boy Scout Court of Honor will be held at 8 p m Thursday in the George Washington Hotel gold room. The first Shenandoah Area Council Scoutmaster Key, plus about 50 merit badges and various Star Life Eagle awards, will be presented along with Leaders Training Certificates and the 1935 Silver Beaver award for Distinguished Service to Boyhood. Moving pictures on travel by air will be shown. Attendance banners and advancement banners will be awarded to troops meeting attendance and advancement thresholds.
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George Washington
Shenandoah Area
Red Cross
California
New York
Rotary
Kiwanis, Lions
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chamber of Commerce
Parents, Friends
Brooklyn ball player Koenecke dies in plane crash argument
A Brooklyn baseball player Len Koenecke died after a dispute aboard a Detroit to Buffalo flight ended with a forced landing near New Toronto. Mulqueeney and Davis, charged with manslaughter, were held for an inquest as Koenecke's death prompted a coroner's jury.
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Warren Snyder
E. J. Murphy
K. C
Mulqueeney
Davis
Islington
Koenecke
Broklyn Baseball Club
Len Koenecke
Constable Wethered
Toronto
Wethered
St. Louis
Dodgers
Detroit
Buffalo
New Toronto
Lake Ontario
Newark
Brooklyn
Les Munns
Bobby Barr
Detroit City
Mimico
John Gorman
Lee
Stengel
Gorman
Casey Stengel
Gov Talmadge Lauds Long As Defender Of The Poor
Governor Eugene Talmadge of Georgia praised Huey P. Long as champion of the poor and oppressed before a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in New Orleans. He extolled Long, urged constitutional preservation, and urged veterans to fight for democracy and Americanism. Commander Van Zandt barred Gerald L. K. Smith from speaking, saying his topic did not fit the program.
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New Orleans
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Huey P. Long
Share-Our-Wealth
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gerald L. K. Smith
Long
National Council of Veterans
Talmadge
Senator Long
Louisiana
Huey Long
Charley Rouss Opens Winchester Carnival Tonight
The Charley Rouss Fire Company sponsors the 1935 Winchester Century of Progress opening at the fair grounds at 7 p.m. with Bob Mills and his circus band. Cetlin and Wilson bring the World on Review from Reading, Pa, with Sol Soloman diving acts daily from 125 feet, a mile-long midway of 20 shows and 15 rides, special matinees, and reduced prices for children. The grounds will be under fire company control for safety.
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Winchester Century of Progress
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Fair
Bob Mills
Reading
Cetlin
100 Men At Work At Glasgow
Glasgow Virginia September 16 100 men are now regularly employed at the Blue Ridge Company rug and carpet plant with 2 to 4 hundred workers to be used once more machinery arrives local labor will be used throughout the plant and business sentiment in Rockbridge County is optimistic
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Glasgow
Blue Ridge Company, Inc
Rockbridge County
Plane death linked to Broadway couple history
The Toronto crash that killed Len Koenecke is traced to a plane once owned by Libby Holmes and her husband Smith Reynolds. Reynolds had died from bullet wounds in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in the summer of 1933.
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Reynolds
Toronto
Len Koenecke
Libby Holmes
Smith Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Mrs Todd Dies After Illness of About One Week
Mrs Pocahontas Smith Todd wife of G Carroll Todd prominent attorney of Washington D C died yesterday afternoon at her home in that city after an illness of about one week She was born in Winchester daughter of the late Archibald Magill Smith and married in this city She leaves two daughters Mrs Emmett C Stuart Jr of Montreal and Miss Frances Todd of Washington plus two brothers two sisters and a niece of Mrs William C Marshall Funeral from Christ Church at 230 pm tomorrow with Rev Robert B Nelson officiating and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Pocahontas Smith Todd
G. Carroll Todd
Washington, D.c
Todd
Archibald Magill Smith
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Episcopal Female Institute
Winchester
Washington
Cleveland Park
Capital
Christ Episcopal Church
Emmett C. Stuart, Jr
Montreal
Can
Frances Todd
Stuart
E. C. Stuart
This
William M
Charles Smith
Markham
Walter Suthon
New Orleans
Mamie Caivalliet
Ruby Boyd
Nelson County
William C. Marshall
South Stewart Street
Christ Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hitler Warns Democracy Doomed In Military Show
A Nazi rally closes with Adolf Hitler declaring democracy doomed as Germany displays a vast military spectacle. Tens of thousands witness the parade of war machines including tri motor bombers tanks and motorized guns while officials and foreign observers watch the regime assert party supremacy over state power.
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Germany
Hitler
Hornsby Signs To Manage The St. Louis Browns
New York report states Rogers Hornsby signed a three year contract to manage the St. Louis Browns through the 1938 pennant race. Browns president Louis B. Von Weise noted a substantial raise, while Hornsby praised the deal and called himself fortunate to lead the club.
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Hornsby
St. Louis Browns
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Louis B. von Weise
Browns
Keystone Liquor Board Faces Heavy Federal Tax Ruling
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Pennsylvania Keystone Liquor Control Board must pay between 600000 and 1000000 in floor taxes and license fees to the federal government. The decision affirms District Judge Albert L. Watson's ruling after an appeal heard last June. The board may appeal to the Supreme Court. Former Attorneys General Schnader and Margiotti argued the issue belonged to state courts.
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Philadelphia
State Liquor Control Board
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Liquor Control Board
Albert L. Watson
Scranton
Circuit
Supreme Court
William A. Schnader
Charles J. Margiotti
Social and Personal News Roundup
Mrs. John M. Steck and Mrs. Harry K. Russell spent Sunday in Baltimore visiting ill brother Mr. Loring Cover who is much improved. Mr. and Mrs. F. Estes Kline and Miss Mildred Kline of Vaucluse were in Lexington Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Carlton Harris and Rev. Carlton Harris Jr. of Baltimore were guests Monday. Miss Mary Sartelle, summering with her parents on South Loudoun, leaves for Alexandria to resume teaching at St Agnes School. Miss Ruth Snyder of Washington, D C leaves today to enter school after three weeks with the Snyder sisters in Stevenson. Mr. R Gray Williams is in Richmond on business.
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John M. Steck, Sr
Harry K. Russell
Baltimore
Loring Cover
Mr. Cover
F. Estes Kline
Mildred Kline
Vaucluse
Lexington
Mary Sartelle
E. B. Sartelle
South Loudoun Street
Alexandria
St. Agnes’ School
Ruth Snyder
Washington, D. C
Katherine
Maggie Snyder
Stephenson
Carl R. Swinson Dies Suddenly in McLean Virginia
Information reached here of the sudden death on Monday September 16 at his home in McLean Virginia of Carl R. Swinson. He served with the Department of Agriculture and surveyed the apple industry in the Shenandoah and Cumberland Valley belts. Survived by wife Marie and three children Jason C Mildred E and Carl Swinson Jr. Funeral held at Lewinsville Church followed by burial in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Carl R. Swinson
McLean
Swinson
Department of Agriculture
Shenandoah
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Marie Swinson
Jason C
Mildred E
Carl Swinson, Jr
Lewinsville Church
Lewinsville
Arlington National Cemetery
Barrymore and Barrie Rift Grows Widened in NY
John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie entered a statement-by-attorney stage over a diamond ring ending their personal relationship. He allegedly stormed from her apartment with an 8-karat diamond solitaire. the ring and other gifts will be returned, per Barrie's attorney Aaron Sapiro. The episode is described as over in legal terms.
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New York
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Miss Barrie
Barrymore
Aaron Sapiro
Vessel in Distress Near Irish Coast
The British steamer Mary Kingsley sent a distress call from the Atlantic gale off the Irish coast reporting heavy flooding and many injuries among the crew. The S S Washington noted no salvage tugs were standing by and captain declined help while the Belgian Jean Jadot offered assistance and the British Tamaroa hoped to reach by tomorrow night. The Kingsley carried locomotives as cargo.
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New York
S. S. Washington
Mary Kingsley
Washington
Kingsley
Jean Jadot
Miner Dies In Coal Mine At Dye Near Russell
Nathan Breedlove aged 65 was instantly killed in a small coal mine near his Dye home. A falling 18 by six foot slate slab crushed him, and rescuers had to remove the rock in pieces before his body could be recovered.
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Honaker
Nathan Breedlove
Breedlove
Dye
Market in Stocks Mixed as Traders Take Profit
New York Sept 17 Selective buying mixed with profit taking kept the market off balance. A few rails rose and some amusement and specialty issues edged forward while overall trading was slow. Futures pointed to a further correction, while wheat and cotton moved higher on war talk and Argentine conditions. Currency markets were subdued, gilt edged lower, and call money at 1/4 percent. Closing quotes show American Tel & Tel at 139 1 2 and U S Steel at 47 1 2 among others.
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New York
Chicago
Minneapolis
U. S
The
Stock Exchange
Allied Chemical
American Can
American Radiator
American Smelters
American Tel. & Tel
American Woolen
Arch Topeka & S. Fe
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Future And Cash Wheat And Other Grain Quotations
Chicago and Baltimore market notes show closing grain prices for wheat corn oats rye and barley with futures for Sept Dec and May contracts. Cash grain bids list No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn No 2 white corn and small market quotes from Baltimore and Winchester Markets with mill delivery basis.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Winchester
Shipping Point Market Report from Winchester and Benton Harbor
Demand slow and market dull with car loads of Grimes and Jonathans fruit under U S No 1 terms. Prices range from 60 to 80 cents for assorted apples and 1 to 1 20 dollars for bushels and barrels, with bids noted for futures delivery and cash market activity in Benton Harbor Michigan.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
Grimes
U. S
Jonathans
Yorks
Benton Harbor
Mich
McIntosh
Maiden Blush
Thirty Recruits For CCC Camps Go To Fort Meade
A group of 30 young men from Frederick, Warren, and Shenandoah counties boarded the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad last night heading to Fort George G. Meade Maryland for CCC duty. Sgt Frank Likar led the recruits though he did not accompany them. Despite new infantile paralysis cases in Warren county CCC officials proceeded with the intake after medical examinations.
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Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
Civilian Conservation Corps
Baltimore and Ohio
Fort George G. Meade
Maryland
Frank Likar
United States Army
Warren County
CCC
Use of Academic Hoods Through History
The use of academic hoods dates from a period far earlier than the Middle Ages in Europe. In Asia they go back more than 1,000 years.
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Europe
Asia
Baltimore and Philadelphia Livestock and Produce Markets
Baltimore market notes show cattle steady with varied grades from low cutters to good and choice dealers, calves slow, hogs steady with top 12.90, lambs and sheep steady with ranges for good to cull stock. Philadelphia reports live poultry prices for Plymouth Rocks, Leghorns, and mixed colors, dressed poultry values, eggs at 31-34 cents, butters at 26-30 cents with score 92 and 91.
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Philadelphia
Long Island
U. S. Dept
U. S
Local Markets Prices and Livestock Figures
Local markets list daily prices for patent and other feeds including patent brand bags and corn meal in various sack sizes. It also shows egg mash dairy feeds and fat content, plus prices for livestock categories such as cattle cows heifers sheep lambs and live hogs with quoted ranges and weights.
Local Retail Market Flour Prices and Supplies
Market list shows prices for flour by the bag and barrel sizes, including 98 lb, 48 lb, and 24 lb bags with varied per barrel rates. Also listed are cracked corn, shelled corn, corn meal, screenings, middlings, bran, mixed feed, scratch feed, egg mash, and butter prices, reflecting a small rural retail mix.
Communism Taught To Show Its Fallacies In School
Detroit. Father Charles E. Coughlin announced a parish school program to educate children against communism. He aims to teach elements of Communism and expose its fallacies, likening it to revealing what lies inside the candy. A winter broadcast series will begin November 3.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Couglin
Soviet to Preserve Hermitage Art for Nation
The Hermitage in Leningrad will be preserved as a national gallery, with American Express noting the Soviet government will display the art treasures for the public. No further sales to foreigners will be permitted.
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Hermitage Palace
Leningrad
American Express Company
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Italy
Brooklyn Ball
Gov. Talmadge
Gerald Smith
Comander van Zandt
Charley Rouss
Miss Smith
Keystone Liquor Board
R. Gray Williams
Barrymore and Barrie Rift
Russell
Fort Meade
Star
Cscooneses
Sane Grea
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