Barrymore Portage Elaine Barrie Fails To See Star In Chicago
Chicago reports that Elaine Barrie, 20, followed John Barrymore into Chicago aboard the Twentieth Century Limited and by plane, then boarded his train in La Grange but was kept apart. Barrymore, 53, refused to see her and remained in his car as officials shifted tracks. Barrie departed after another plea to Cammomili, Barrymore’s aide, who said Barrymore would not see anyone.
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Chicago
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
la Grange
Chicago American
Blaine Barrie
Barrymore
John
York
Mickey
Ariel
Reates
CaMban
Cam” Cammomili
Beverly Hills
Mr. Barrymore
Cammomili
Braithwaite Fined Twice After Auto Mishap
R M Braithwaite was fined 14.25 for reckless driving and 14.25 for lacking an operator permit after a sideswipe on Martinsburg pike. J F Hulver of Martinsburg drives a damaged car. Hulver’s vehicle sustained about 250 in damage and Braithwaite’s about 50. State Officer R E Bayliss reported the incident.
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R. M. Braithwaite
Martinsburg Pike
J. F. Hulver
Martinsburg
R. E. Bayliss
Hulver
Transient Thief Gets Pocketbook On Berryville Visit
MA Winchester notes a Berryville Avenue incident where a hungry visitor asked for food then stole a pocketbook. He left without thanks, now “on the hill” as a guest, prompting thoughts on temptation and charity.
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Berryville Avenue
Mrs. Sam Yates Not Guilty Of Reckless Driving
Mrs. Sam Yates of Middletown was found not guilty of reckless driving after a collision on July 29 with Mrs. R. P. Keezell of Harrisonburg. The case tested the facts of the crash, while R. 8. Line was found guilty of hunting without a license and fined 14 dollars including costs.
Charges Against Trader In Grain.
Secretary Wallace filed charges of violation of the grain futures act against Simon Wexler a Chicago grain trader accused of manipulating accounts to conceal transactions on the Chicago Board of Trade. He was charged with handling his rye corn and wheat accounts to show losses that did not occur.
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Washington
Wallace
Simon Wexler
Chicago
Wexler
Famed Medical Pioneer Dead
Dr. Mikkhail P. Tushnoff, 56, internationally known medical researcher, died today in Moscow.
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Moscow
Mikkhail P. Tushnoff
Spanish Cabinet Ministers Resign in Madrid
The cabinet of Premier Alejandro Lerroux resigned in Madrid on September 20, after failed talks with Agrarian leaders seeking greater cabinet representation. The group had formed on April 3, 1935, and the resignation ends their effort to secure more influence.
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Madrid
Alejandro Lerroux
Lerroux
Former Dawes Director Dead in Berlin
Henry Bell age 75, former member of the Dawes plan commission in Berlin, died in London. He had been a director of Lloyds Bank and other financial houses.
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London
Henry Bell
Dawes Plan Commission
Berlin
Lloyds’ Bank
Dettra Named Local Agent for Frederick County Fire Firm
The Shenandoah Farmers' Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company announces J. Emmett Dettra of Kernstown Virginia as agent for Frederick County. He has begun his new duties with the Woodstock based company.
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Shenandoah Farmers’ Home Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Woodstock
J. Emmett Dettra
Kernstown Va
Frederick County
Army Recruiting Opens Vacancies in Panama and Hawaii
Sergeant Frank Likar announced vacancies in field and coast artillery infantry engineers and chemical warfare service in Panama with additional openings in Hawaii. Interested young men may contact Sergeant Likar at the Winchester post office building.
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Frank Likar
United States Army
Field
Coast Artillery
Infantry
Engineers
Chemical Warfare
Panama
Hawaii
Likard
Winchester
Notice of false tire promotion by Joe the Motorists' Friend
Notice states a Thursday advertisement offering a free tube with Brunswick Tires was erroneous. It clarifies the business is not an agent for Brunswick Tires in Winchester and disclaims the special associated with the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Brunswick Tires
Winchester
Joe
Charges Dismissed in Koenecke Plane Death Case
In Toronto the manslaughter charges against William Mulqueeney and Irwin Davis, Detroit airmen, for Len Koenecke’s death in a plane above the Long Branch track were dismissed. Magistrate Douglas Keith found no criminal intent after a coroner's jury ruled self defense, acquitting the pilots and granting their immediate freedom.
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Toronto
William Joseph Mulqueeney
Irwin Davis
Len Koenecke
Brooklyn
Long Branch
Douglas Keith
Mulqueeney
Davis
Detroit
Koenecke
Keith
Edward J. Murphy
Fliers
Acquittan
Peipl Per Carentan
St. Louis
Bobby Barr
Les Munns
New York
Revival Services At Relief Church For One Week
A series of evangelistic services will be held at Relief church for a week. The pastor will preach Sunday night, followed by Rev. Snyder Alleman Monday, Rev. J. D. Russell Tuesday, Rev. C. E. Seastrunk Wednesday, Rev. F. M. Lucas Thursday, and Rev. Wallace Brashears Friday with strong gospel messages and good singing. The public is invited.
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Relief Church
Snyder Alleman
J. D. Russell
C. E. Seastrunk
F. M. Lucas
Wallace Brashears
Bursted Balloon Found In Field Near Stephens City
A two foot long yellow balloon torn to pieces lay in the wheat stubble of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Davis east of Stephens City on the Macedonia road. Hundreds of fine yellow silk strings were tangled in the debris. The neck bore Air Cruiser, Inc. June 21, 1935. Interest grows about its origin and sender.
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C. E. Davis
Stephens City
Macedonia Road
Air Cruiser, Inc
Cetlin and Wilson Carnival Heads to Greensboro Fair
The Cetlin and Wilson shows returning from Winchester will depart Sunday morning for Greensboro North Carolina to exhibit at the Greensboro fair. The Winchester run ends Saturday night with large crowds expected and a matinee Saturday offering free admission for all children.
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Cetlin and Wilson
Winchester
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Greensboro
N. C
Piano Tuning and Rebuilding Service Ad
Don’t waste time and money on lessons for a piano that is out of tune. Piano tuning and rebuilding offered by Glynn Anderson at 218 N. Loudoun St. Also noting a lost item and reward for a black zipper bill holder belonging to Henry Baker Jr with contact 2028F21.
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Glynn Anderson
N. Loudoun St
Zipper Bill Holder
Henry Baker, Jr
Pickers Tickets Rush Orders at The Evening Star
Quick service and reasonable prices drive buyers to place orders now for pickup at The Evening Star. Staff offer prompt handling as demand rises for tickets and related goods.
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Lptf
the Evening Star
Free Dancing Tonight at the Blue Moon
A dance event with orchestra music takes place tonight at the Blue Moon on Martinsburg Pike from 9 to 1 and 11.
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Blue Moon
Martinsburg Pike
Apple yields seen improving despite European shortfall
Dr. A. B. Grove of Winchester Research Laboratory says the apple crop should be about 10 percent ahead of last year as color and quality run well. Losses from disease rise slightly while insect damage eases. York variety soon ready. prices uncertain without orderly marketing. European crop is short. Germany out as buyer. England largest customer but tariffs bite. Local by product plants to hire about 1,500 at peak season plus Heinz vinegar plant employments.
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A. B. Grove
Winchester Research Laboratory
Grove
Shenandoah Valley
Europe
Germany
England
Poland
France
Shenandoah Apple Cider and Vinegar Company
National Fruit Product Company
Heinz
Uncle and Nephew In Vehicle Crash Inwood WV
Inwood West Virginia September 20 a nine year old boy Lock da Stotler was struck by a car while riding a bicycle near his home. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and was taken to the hospital by his uncle Bryan Stotler who was driving a Bickers Motor Company auto from Winchester. The accident occurred west of the Pennsylvania Railroad crossing when the boy pulled from a side street in front of the car. Dr M H Porterfield said the leg was broken midway between ankle and knee and the boy was recovering satisfactorily. Authorities termed the crash unavoidable.
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Inwood
W. Va
Lock‘da Stotler
Glenn Stotler
Pervieian
C. Manne
Lad
Bryan Stotler
Bickers Motor Company
Winchester
M. H. Porterfield
Navy lends radio men to State for Addis Ababa contact
The Navy announced it loaned four enlisted radio men to the State Department to maintain radio communication with Addis Ababa in case normal channels fail. The operators sailed from New York aboard the President Harding on Wednesday to facilitate continued exchanges between the two countries.
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Washington
Navy
State Department
Addis Ababa
President Harding
New York
Chanters Schedule Tonight Rehearsal At Presbyterian Annex
The Chanters hold a rehearsal tonight at 7 15 in the Presbyterian Annex. Attendance is urged for all members as it is exceedingly important.
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Chanters
Presbyterian Annex
Drowned Youth Found With Feet Stuck In Mud
The body of Caranza Sanchez 21 of New Mexico was recovered from the South river off Selby-on-the Bay with feet trapped in mud. He drowned after jumping from a rowboat as his party drifted away. witnesses noted he could swim and had removed footwear before entering the boat.
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Annapolis
Caranza Sanchez
New Mexico
South River
Selby-on-the
Sanchez
NRA
Washington
Youth in Accident Near Millwood Entrance
Harry Reed son of Mr and Mrs W H Reed was slightly injured in a motorcycle mishap last evening near the Millwood entrance to the city. He was forced from the road by a truck and later seen riding another motorcycle at the scene near Rouss Spring entrance.
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Harry Reed
W. H., Reed
Millwood
Reed
Rouss Spring
Senegalese Troops Ordered to Embark for Djibouti
Two Senegalese rifle regiments were ordered to embark for Djibouti in French Somaliland next week. Djibouti, at the Red Sea, is the terminus of the sole Addis Ababa railway outlet to the sea, making it the only transportation link from Ethiopia.
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Marseille
France
Dijibouti
French Somaliland
Red Sea
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Apple Sauce On A Big Scale Proves An Interesting Process
A visitor tours Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar plant revealing rapid canning at 136 cans per minute. Apples are peeled and cooked on multiple floors, with production linked to filling sealing and water cooling. Pinckney Arthur notes pure apples used for vinegar. plant has run since 1910 and employs 275 at capacity.
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Shenandoah Valley
Pinckney Arthur
Shenandoah Cider and Vinegar Company
Probe into Evelyn Hoey death yields witnesses absolving Rogers and Kelley
Westchester Pa September coroner jury hears two Rogers farm witnesses Claude Battin and George Yamada confirm Kelley’s account that Henry H Rogers Jr rushed in after the shot and declared she shot herself. Attorney Downey for the Hoey parents questions self inflicted death while noting many angles remain unclear.
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Westchester
Henry H. Rogers, Jr
William J. Kelley
Evelyn Hoey
Rogers Farm
Claude Battin
George Yamada
Rogers
Kelley
Standard Oil
Vincent P. Downey
New York
Downey
Hoey
Jose’ . Clark
Battin
Yamada
Harvey Cox
Parke
Miss Hoey
Winds On The Bay And Coast Weather Update
Moderate northwest and north winds shift to southeast by Saturday with fair tonight and showers likely north portion Saturday afternoon. Chesapeake bay north of Potomac river sees moderate to fresh northwest winds diminishing tonight then turning southerly by Saturday.
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Sandy Hook
Cape Hatteras
Chesapeake Bay
Potomac River
17 Killed At Fete In La Joya Michoacan
Reports from travelers say 17 people were killed and 31 wounded when a fight erupted during a holiday celebration in La Joya Michoacan. The incident occurred as townspeople gathered for the festival, with details continuing to emerge.
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Mexico
Guadalajara
la Joya
Michoacan
Rain Shower Marks September Precipitation Rises
A light shower occurred around 2 30 this morning with wind and lightning lasting about a half hour. The Winchester Research Laboratory recorded 36 of an inch of rain, bringing September totals to 4.43 inches, nearly twice the 22 year average, with nearly 4 inches falling in the first five days.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Wanted two coopers at Rosemont Orchard
Help wanted foundry tradesmen for Rosemont Orchard in Berryville Virginia. Apply to John Livengood with location and date 9 19 1p 1f. Also listed Moling and Cather offer new rugs draperies and curtains with ad line lp 1t.
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Coopers
Rosemont Orchard
John Livengood
Berryville
Moling & Cather
Floyd Gibbons Heads to Ethiopia From Rome
War correspondent Floyd Gibbons, known as a headline hunter, is pictured in Rome en route to Ethiopia to cover the expected conflict between Ethiopia and Italy. He has cabled from the scene that war appears inevitable.
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Floyd Gibbons
Rome
Ethiopia
Italy
Gibbons
Council to Meet in Special Session Over Armory Issue Tonight
Winchester Lodge No 867 joins groups petitioning the Common Council to secure an armory. Brig General H Gardner Waller will attend to provide information. Elks lodge delegates and service clubs expect to present support at the 8 PM meeting in the city council chamber.
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Winchester Lodge
Common Council
Gardner Waller
Virginia
Waller
The
Elks
Edwin Snider
Warren Eddy
William Hollis
Coffey Turns In Good Score In The Cascades
Slipping three strokes over par on the home nine after going out in even par Bobby Cruickshank posted a 74 to take an early lead today in the Cascades $2,500 open golf tournament. Coffey, Winchester, 39 42 Shorey Washington 38 44 82. Cliff Spencer Washington 40 46 76. Al Houghton Washington 39 47 86.
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Hot Springs
Sam Snead
Babe” Didriksson
Coffey
Bobby Cruickshank
Cruickshank
Pa Coffey
Winchester
Shorey
Washington
Cliff Spencer
War Munitions Shares Tumbe and Vatican Protests
Laval rushes to Paris to call a special plenary session as internal pressures mount in France and Vatican voices protest military activity. Italian charters report direct talks between Britain and Italy underway or planned over the perceived menace to Libya politics and regional stability.
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Laval
Paris
Vatican
Bullitin
Geneva
Associa Press
Great Britain
Italy
Britain
Libya
Italy Tones Down War Rhetoric as Mussolini Receives Pressure
In Rome on September 20, a more conciliatory mood toward Britain emerged in government circles and press commentary. Mussolini planned to protest a sanctions council decision, while Italian stocks in war related firms like Ilva and Fiat dropped. In Paris Laval returned from Geneva to summon a cabinet to discuss potential actions against Mussolini and domestic unrest.
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Italy
A. E. Stuntz
Associated Press
Rome
Great Britain
Mussolini
Grantions Council
Stock Exchange
Ilva
Fiat Company
Populo D'Italia
Nile
Red Sea
Gionale D'Italia
Britain
British Empire
France
Laval
Paris
Africa
Geneva
World News At A Glance
Domestic LaFollette Tennessee series of dynamite explosions wrecked this town killing a mother of several children. Annapolis Maryland body of Carranza Sanches 21 recovered from South River. New York Securities markets slumped under nervous selling as financial centers watched Rome and Geneva. Richmond Alice Jackson colored will be refused admission to the University of Virginia. West Chester Pennsylvania coroner inquest into the death of Miss Evelyn Hoey on country paths. H H Rogers Jr Toronto charges of manslaughter dismissed today. Marseille France regiments of Senegalese riflemen ordered to embark for Djibouti. Rome stock prices fell heavily.
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LaFollette
Tenn
Annapolis
Carranza Sanches
New York
Rome
Geneva
Richmond
Alice Jackson
University of Virginia
West Chester
Evelyn Hoey
H. H. Rogers
Toronto
William J. Mulqueeny
Irwin Davis
Marseille
France
Djibouti
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Dawes
Dettra
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