Eastern Coast battered by heavy seas and death toll rises
The storm's tail end lashed the southeast Atlantic coast with strong winds and rain as North Carolina reports 14 dead and $3 million in damage. Coast guard reports four family members drowned on the Dale of Sea Level. six were missing and Ocracoke lifeboat and station suffered heavy damage.
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Associated Press
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Annapolis Valley
Boston
New England
Coast Line
Cape Cod
New Bern
N. C
North Carolina
Coast Guard
Pamlico
Morehead City
Dale
Ocracoke
Red Cross
Portsmouth Island
Cuba Crisis Deepens as San Martin Weighs Resignation
Havana reports say Grau San Martin may resign once the revolutionary program is completed amid rising labor unrest. Leaders of opposition say a solution nears after talks with San Martin and US Ambassador Welles, while residents grow nervous over strikes and orders.
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Grau San Martin
Cuba
Gray San Martin
J. Havana
San Martin
United States
Sumner Welles
National
Havana
ABC
Sum
Ner Welles
Welles
Student Directory
Gray
Death Comes to Rosa Lee Hiltzheimer After Long Suffering
Rosa Lee Hiltzheimer wife of Thomas M. Hiltzheimer died at 339 West Cork Street after a prolonged illness of five or six years. She was 58, active in Braddock Street Methodist Church and survived by her husband a Roanoke born sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held at Braddock Street Church then Roanoke burial plans.
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Rosa Lee Hiltzheimer
Thomas M. Hiltzheimer
West
Cork Street
Hiltzheimer
J. W. and Attoway Hylton Headen
Floyd County
Hilzheimer
Roanoke
Braddock Street
E. A. Lambert
I. N. Good
C. P. McVicar
S. C. Brooks
W. B. George
W. Ralph Pifer
Herbert W. Miller
Death Removes Mrs. W. P. Grimm At Hagerstown
Mrs. Nannie Grimm wife of Walter P. Grimm died at her home in Hagerstown Maryland at 9 30 Sunday morning from a complication of diseases She was 65 born January 2 1868 She was a daughter of the late Lyle and Nancy Grimm Survivors include her husband one sister Mrs David Carper and three brothers David and Edward Grimm of Winchester and Lyle Grimm of Hagerstown Interment will be at Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester with funeral services in Hagerstown led by the Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church pastor Pallbearers are six nephews Holmes Ernest and Frank Carper Lyle Grimm and Curtiss Grimm
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Nannie Grimm
Walter P. Grimm
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Grimm
Lyle
Nancy Grimm
David Carper
David
Edward Grimm
Lyle Grimm
Hagers
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Washington Square Methodist Episcopal Church
Holmes
Ernest
Frank Carper
Curtiss Grimm
Ford Dealer Seeks Quick Sale On 1933 Sacrifice Ad
Classified notice shows Ford dealer Mr Bickers offering a 1933 Graham 8 Black Forder Se dan car as a real bargain. Advertisement urges immediate contact at once for purchase. Dated 9 18 21 on page 1.
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Graham
Mr. Bickers
Ford
Picker's Tickets Ready for Quick Print
Local print shop advertises fast ticket printing services under the STAR JOB SHOP brand, promising ready production for events and customers seeking rapid turnaround.
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Lptf
Sale of Darr property postponed to Sept 21 1933 on two parcels
Sale of James N. Darr property comprising a house and lot on Franklin Street and another on Shawnee Avenue Shawnee Heights Addition postponed to Thursday September 21 1933 at 12 o'clock noon. Herbert Larrick trustee 918-1p-11.
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James N. Darr
Franklin Street
Shawnee Avenue
Shawnee Heights
Herbert
Larrick
Annual C V A L Meeting Held At Handley School
The Cumberland Valley Athletic League held its annual meeting at Handley High School with J D Zentmyer presiding. Officials will remain in place until the next Sept meeting at Hagerstown and the December gathering is abolished.
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Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Handley High School
J. D. Zentmyer
Hagerstown
Loop
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
W. Va
Alleghany High School
Cumberland
Handley Field
Handley Grounds
Temperance Meet Called by City Committee
Public urged to attend a general mass meeting at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. Miss Norma C. Brown will give an address. the committee hails her as a leading national temperance figure and calls for support to retain the eighteenth amendment for the nation.
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City Temperance Committee
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Norma C. Brown
Winchester
Scout Influence Praised by Calvin Coolidge Quote
The quotation credits President Calvin Coolidge praising the Boy Scouts for guiding boys toward wholesome influences and reducing pessimism about the nation's future.
Death Summons Comes Quickly To Mr. McKenzie
Winchester mourns 67 year old Mr. McKenzie after a sudden angina attack at his home 316 West Boscawen street. A mechanical engineer and foreman at National Fruit Product Company he lived among a noted family with ties to Adams Express and Yankee officers of the Civil War. Funeral tomorrow at 4 PM from his home with ministers of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel and Grace Lutheran Church officiating. Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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West Boscawen _ street
Mr. McKenzie
John B. McKee
Hugh Clark
McKenzie
Winchester
Capt
John McKenzie
States
Columbia Darlington McKenzie
Alexander McKenzie
Adams Express Company
New York City
American Express Company
National Fruit Product Company
Lily Mort Henry
Presb
Mary McKenzie
Ann D. Bailey
May McCarty
Bessie Gerschanek
Georgia
Robert B. Campbell
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Chapel
Luther A. Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. B. McKee
Leslie Brown
William Lupton
R. Frank Barr
Robert Bowers
R. E. Griffith
C. F. Herrell
Philip Williams
Godfrey Miller
Richard Green
A. R. Breckenridge
Mr. Cox
Plans to Test Constitutionality Of Repeal Act
Rev William Sheafe Chase head of the International Reform Federation says court action will likely be filed within a week to challenge the constitutionality of repeal votes in 29 states. Proceedings would target a state secretary and seek to void the actions as unconstitutional. Other reform groups plan to join in filing the legal tests.
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Associated Press
Washington
William Sheafe Chase
International Reform Federation
Federation
Shooting Gallery Opens Beside Patton's Barber Shop
A new shooting gallery is reported open next to Patton's Barber Shop as locals note the subdued landmark adjacent to Main Street.
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Patton’s
Twelve Indicted by Special Grand Jury in Winchester
A Winchester corporation court indictment lists twelve defendants on burglary and related charges. Names include Robert Norris Bryan Breckenridge Edwin Spates Orlando Farmer George Cross and others. Additional charges cover forgeries and home break ins dating from September and May with trials not yet set. Several witnesses and a foreman led the special grand jury.
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Lockhart
Howard Good
William Evans
Rose
Piccadilly Street
James Arnett
Wilfred Poling
J. W Arthur
Frank B. Crawford
Andrew Bell
George W. Allison
W. J
Eddy
Edward C. Goss
Frank H. Dorsey
Robert Barr
Winchester
Ven Orsdale
Curtailment of Truck Movement Holds Up Food
In Philadelphia on September 18 Associated Press reports a truck strike in eastern Pennsylvania tying up freight including perishables. About 3,000 truck drivers and helpers began a Saturday walkout demanding higher pay shorter hours and recognition of the Brotherhood of Transportation Workers.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of Transportation Workers
Roosevelt Is Suffering From A Slight Cold
President Roosevelt is down with a slight cold and kept at the executive mansion as Lt. Cmdr. Ross McIntire reports a very light fever. He advised the president to stay there for the day with the expectation he will return to his desk tomorrow.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ross T. McIntire
United States Navy
Correction of Charges Between Hampton and Strodes
The Star clarifies that C. N. Hampton, not the Strodes, filed charges in Stephens City. Hampton charged Mr. and Mrs. Strode with threats to burn out Hampton. the magistrate dismissed that charge as no such act occurred. The paper regrets the error and any resulting annoyance.
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C. N. Hampton
A. J. Tavenner
Stephens City
Joseph Strode
Hampton
Strode
Strodes
The
Star
New merchandise at reasonable prices at Moling and Cath Ler's
Readable text notes new merchandise at Moling and Cath Ler's with prices described as reasonable. The fragment mentions sales but lacks clear dates or specific items. Further details are unavailable from the readable content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moling and
Cath Ler
Winchester Police Hold Suspect In $1,000 Reward Case
Winchester police detain a negro man named Raymond Phillips matching Archie Arnold alias A J Callaway in height weight and scars. Cleveland Heights, Ohio offers a $1,000 reward for Arnold in the June 23 murder of Juliet Spero. Phillips123 is described with brown skin 29 to 33 years old 155 to 160 pounds and 5 feet 7 or 8 inches tall. He has gun shot wound scars on left index finger and left shoulder and was last seen in Atlanta with relatives.
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Winchester
Archie Eugene Arnold
A. J. Callaway
Cleveland Heights
Juliet Sperolas
Raymond Phillips
Francis M. Funk
Phillips
Sergt. Funk
Department of Justice
Washington
Alexandria
Sergi. Funk
Arnold
Sergi Funk
Cleveand
Arraignments in Winchester Police Court Open Week
Eighteen defendants faced Police Judge Donald L. Weems in Winchester as a weekend of offenses concluded. Cases included petty larceny at Shawnee Filling Station, disorderly conduct, keeping a disorderly house, drunkenness, and loitering with fines ranging up to $10.75 and costs, with several defendants dismissed or continued.
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Winchester
Bar of Justice
Donald L. Weems
Robert Layton
Eston Thornton
Robert Randolph
Millwood
Thorton
Layton
Randolph
Arthur Dunlap
Clarence Pope
Dunlap
Pope
Lizzie Butler
Percy Malone
Kernstown
Nat Deal
John Parsons
Stephenson
A. L. Crook
Baltimore
William
Francis Baltimore
Robert Castleman
Roy Hillyard
Ray Kerns
James Armstead
J.N. Young
Wadescaille
C. R. Fizer
Boyd Fizer
Martinsburg
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Laura V Butler
The funeral for Mrs Laura Virginia Butler widow of Joseph L Butler was held at 3 30 Sunday from her Martinsburg pike home. Rev L A Thomas of Grace Lutheran Church officiated with hymns sung by a quartet. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Hunter M Stine Charles Cooper Drewry Clevenger Ernest Michael Clark Hardesty and Charles R McCann.
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Laura Virginia Butler
Joseph L. Butler
Memorial Hospital
Martinsburg Pike
L. A Thomas
Grace Lutheran Church
Richard F. Griffith
Bell Godfrey Miller
William R. Miller
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hunter M. Stine
Charles Cooper
Drewry Clevenger
Ernest Michael
Clark Hardesty
Charles R. McCann
Baker Painting Of Washington To Be Unveiled
The Winchester Historical Society unveils Burtis Baker’s oil painting People of Winchester Appealing to George Washington For Protection Against the Indians. This seven by five foot work, drawn from Felix O C Darley’s illustration in Life of Washington, will hang in the Winchester Public Library reference room as part of a 200th birthday commemoration. The effort follows a budgeted expenditure for moulding and woodwork. Only one of its kind, the painting mirrors Irving’s Darley illustration and rests on a Washington commemorative program organized by the Historical Society. An unveiling date and program are to be announced.
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Winchester
George Washington
Burtis Baker
Corcora
Winchester Historical Society
Baker
Felix O. C. Darley
Washington Irving
Washington
Common Council
Capitol Theatre
Darley
Irving
The
Historical Society
One Shot And Several Beaten In Mine Clash
In Scranton Pennsylvania a clash between anthracite miners pickets and workers left a 17 year old boy, Alexander Horwith, wounded by buckshot in the cheek as police dispersed the combatants. Several men were beaten during the street confrontation.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Pennsylvania
North
Alexander Horwith
Horwith
Baltimore Bank Official Dies at 71 in City
William Kennedy Cromwell, Baltimore manufacturer and director of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Co and the Savings Bank of Baltimore, died here today after a three day illness. He was 71.
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Baltimore
William Kennedy Cromwell
The
Merchants and Miners Transportation Company
Savings Bank of Baltimore
Report Fewer Auto Fatalities in Pennsylvania Weekend
Philadelphia reports few automobile fatalities over the weekend with Scranton recording the heaviest toll of three deaths due to auto crashes. Police noted overall lower casualties across the state.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Nationwide Buy Now Campaign Tied to NRA Chief Johnson
Washington reports an early start on the buy now campaign led by Hugh S Johnson to rally business support for reemployment and cooperation under the NRA. Senator Robert F Wagner of New York will address the nation tonight on the drive as details of the coal code are smoothed toward Roosevelt approval.
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Associated Press
Washington
Hugh 8
Johnson
White House
Wagner
Robert F. Wagner
New York
N. R.A
National Labor Board
Industrial Advisory Board
Roosevelt
Alabama
Kentucky
Churchmen Headed to U S Conference from Winchester
Pastors from United Brethren churches in Winchester and Frederick County travel to Singers Glen for the Virginia Conference nomination. More than 300 visitors expected. Bishop Batdorf to preside and deliver the episcopal address on The Recovery of Reality. Open forums and lectures by educators fill the program ahead of the quadrennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Winchester
Frederick County
Singers Glen
Rockingham County
Virginia
W. P. Anderson
W. L. Poston
George W. Stover
S. R. Ludwig
FP. G. Senger
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Mexico
Scott
Woods Avenue
C. C. Bush
Murray D. Mitchell
Fairview Cemetery
W.P. Grimm
C.V.A.L
Handley School
Boy Scouts
Calvin Coolidge
Henry
Juliet Spero
Butler
Handley Library
Sen. Wagner
U. S. Conference
C. T. Deever
R. N. Young
W. S. Miller
Shenandoah College
Dc. A. Lynch
Lehan
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