Rainbow Wins Fourth Yacht Race In America's Cup Thriller
Rainbow defeats Endeavour by a minute 15 seconds to even the series at two wins each. The race featured a late British lead and a protest over overtaking rules with Rainbow finishing ahead aboard the Argo cutter after a 30 mile triangular course off Newport. Separately, a Winchester reader notes postage drops to two cents for rural free delivery and star routes, spotting a local rate change.
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ARGO
Newport
Rainbow
Endeavour
Endea Hoisted & Racing Yachts
Fasten
Winchester
Uncle Sam
Committees Named by Glaize to Serve Through 1935
Fred L. Glaize announced the new Common Council committee line-up for terms through September 1935 after a vote to reduce panels. Appointees include Finance H. H. Hable Peyton Marshall Percy D. Miller. Claims Douglas Barnett W W Dellinger E J Snapp. Water and Sewer Percy D. Miller J H Henry W W Dellinger E J Snapp. Public and Local Improvements Dr Snapp Lee Coble Dr Anderson. City Hall R Frank Barr Lee Coble H H Hable. Schools R Frank Barr Lee. Sanitary Regulations Dr Anderson Fred Forney Douglas Barnett. Police and Traffic E J Snapp R Poor Peyton Pred Forney J oH Henry.
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Common Council
Fred L. Glaize
Pinance
H. H. Hable
Peyton Marshall
Percy D. Miller
Douglas Barnett
W. W. Dellinger
E. J. Snapp
J. H. Henry
Dr. Snapp
Lee Coble
Dr. Anderson
R. Frank Barr
R Frank Barr
Fred Forney
Eae
Douglas Bar
Phone Operator Killed in Baltimore Night Crash
A Baltimore telephone operator Miss Hortense Fisher, 27, died in a crash when a taxicab driven by Millard Fritz skidded on a wet street while avoiding another car. Two passengers were injured, Joseph Sheppard of Jacksonville Florida and Stewart Gibson of Portland Oregon, both aboard the Jane Christenson.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Hortense Fisher
Joseph Sheppard
Jacksonville
Fla
Jane Christenson
Here
Stewart Gibson
Portland
Ore
Millard Fritz
Savior Knocks At Doors As Churches Welcomed
The Rev H R Carlton at First Baptist Church cites Revelation 3 20 urging souls to open their hearts as Jesus stands at the church door He explains the message to the church at Laodicea from Patmos and notes the divine directive The item also mentions Miss Martha Stine leaving Berryville Avenue for Farmville to resume studies at the State Teachers College after summer with her mother
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Jesus
Laodicea
H. R. Carlton
Og First Baptist Church
Evangelist
John
Patmos
Asia
Loadicea
Martha Stine
Berryville Avenue
Farmville
State Teachers’ College
William Stine
Metal weather strip sale for windows and doors
Advertising copy for E. W. Armstrong Co offering metal weather strips to keep winter out and save fuel. Includes phone number 639 and address 39 E. Piccadilly with date fragment 1p-31-9-18,20,22.
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E. W. Armstrong Co
E. Piccadilly
Dillinger Aide Makley Pierpont Shot In Escape Bid
Charles Makley was fatally shot by Ohio State penitentiary guards during an escape attempt with Harry Pierpont from death row. Pierpont was seriously wounded. both men faced death sentences for the Sheriff Jess Larber slaying. Warden Thomas had summoned reporters to share a Lindbergh kidnapping link rumor.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Makley
Ohio Penitentiary
Makley
Harry Pierpont
Pierpont
Ohio Supreme Court
Jess Larber
Allen County
Preston E. Thomas
Thomas Temple
W. O. Springgs
William Balderm
Martin Joyce
Death House
Akley
Bruno Hauptmann
Cobham Reaches Island of Malta on Nonstop Flight Plan
Sir Alan Cobham flying from England toward India passes Malta at 5 13 p m and is refueled by a ship piloted by Lieutenant Johnson as his aircraft crosses the Maltese airdrome during the attempt.
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Malia
Island of
Malta
Sir Alan Cobham
England
India
Johnson
United Textile Workers End Strike Order
The United Textile Workers ordered an end to their strike and called workers back to mills Monday morning with leaders praising the victory over the N R A. William Green attended as AFL president while Francis J. Gorman announced the terms and instructions to local unions. Adjutant General Camp said Georgia guardsmen would withdraw as demobilization proceeds.
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United Textile Workers
Associated Press
Washington
United Textile Workers Today
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Francis J. Gorman
Green
Maine
Alabama
Gorman
Atlanta
Lindley W. Camp
Georgia
Lawyer Slain During Business Dispute in Downtown Office
Attorney Ben Z. Levine was shot and killed and attorney Ernest Schwartz wounded critically in a business argument. Schwartz named Abe Knopp of Waterbury Conn as the pistol wielder. police broadcast an alarm for his arrest. The three men allegedly partnered in a motion picture company running neighborhood theatres.
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Associated Press
Ben Z. Levine
Ernest Schwartz
Schwartz
Abe Knopp
Waterbury
Four Gunmen Hold Up a Bank in Holdrege
Four gunmen stormed the First National Bank in Holdrege Nebraska this morning and seized about four thousand dollars. They took six hostages who were used as shields while the robbers fled west and were later freed as the raiders sped away.
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Associated Press
Holdrege
Neb
First National Bank
Gheena
Federal Agent Slain in Wisconsin Liquor Raid
Treasury Department agent Matt Schumacher, 33, was shot to death during a liquor raid at the home of Charles Melli in HA Wisconsin. Roach led 11 agents to the scene after obtaining information of liquor storage. Melli fired from the back door, striking Schumacher in the heart. the agent died 45 minutes later in Kenosha hospital.
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Associated Press
Ha, Wis
Matt Schumacher
Treasury Department
Charles Melli
Schumacher
Melli
Anthony
John M. Roach
State Treasurer’s Office
Roach
Kenosha
Tragic Gresford Colliery Blast Kills Dozens of Miners
A powerful explosion and fire at Gresford Colliery in Wrexham, Wales traps nearly 400 miners. Rescue teams struggle against flames and poisonous gases. sixteen bodies recovered. about three quarters escape from sections below the blast. Clergymen aid rescue efforts as volunteers volunteer to enter the deadly inferno.
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Associated Press
Wrexham
Wales
Gresford
Dennis Main
Wrexham Fire Brigade
Peaches Heath Cling Sold by C O Watson at 2 Dollars
Peach seller C O Watson advertises Heath Cling peaches at two dollars per bushel from Stephens City. Call 7 J for orders. Local classified notice reflects seasonal fruit sale details.
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C. O. Watson
Stephens City
Soft water used Winchester Steam Laundry
A Winchester Steam Laundry ad notes the use of soft water and provides a phone contact 28 for service inquiries.
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Winchester Steam
Rhodes Drug Co Opens Sunday Hours All Day
Rhodes Drug Co advertises open all day Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with prompt order delivery and phone number 373 for service.
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Rhodes Drug CO
Pickers Tickets Printed For The Evening Star
Rain water used noted. Artistic Beauty Parlor next to Capitol Theatre advertised in the Evening Star notice dated August 20.
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the Evening Star
Capitol Theatre
State officers guard textile mills over weekend after arrests
Ten state officers remain on duty through the weekend to deter disorder after 19 people were arrested early Thursday for distributing inflammatory leaflets to textile workers in a bid to support a national strike. No demonstrations or arrests have occurred since, though watch is kept over mill property near the Virginia Woolen Mill.
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Martinsburg
C. W. Hollis
Virginia
World news at a glance reports multiple global incidents
Washington reports a national textile strike settlement. Five Mexican vaqueros die in a shootout with an American posse over stolen horses. Morro Castle disaster evidence presented to Commerce Secretary. Filipino labor camp ruins amid disorders. Police seek woman linked to Lindbergh case. Typhoon in Tokyo toll rises to 1651 dead. Gresford Colliery explosion fatalities feared. Eoin O Duffy resigns from United Ireland Party. Sir Alan Cobham overflight refuels en route to India. America and Britain renew yachting trophy contest.
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Associated Press
Washington
New York
Morro Castle
Secretary of Commerce
Salinas
Calif
Hauptman
Tokyo
Wrexham
Wales
Gresford
Dublin
Eoin O'Duffy
United Ireland Party
Blue Shirts
Malta
Alan Cobham
England
India
Newport
America
Great Britain
Officials Admit Deep Interest in Lindbergh Baby Tip
Federal and state officials said to be deeply interested in a decoded note from the Ohio Penitentiary linked to the Lindbergh kidnapping. The unsigned message could be admissible evidence in the homicide trial, with Hauptmann connected parties questioned as the probe widens.
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Tip
New York
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Ohio
Lindbergh
Department of Justice
Trenton
N. J
Charles H. Schoeffel
State Police
George Paul
Uhlig
Henry Uhlig
Isadore Fisch
Greenwich Street
John J. Sullivan
Hauptmann
Europe
Fisch
Germany
Weather outlook for coming week in Atlantic states
Washington report forecasts a rainy period in the North and Middle Atlantic States at the start of the week, followed by a fair spell, then rain again toward week’s end. Temperatures expected above normal early, cooler midweek, then warmer toward the end.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Bids $4,400 For County Property
Mrs. Ola Martin won the sale of the J. W. Bennington estate near Bartonsville with a bid of 4400 dollars. Auctioneer Cc. I Brumback presided as the property was knocked down to the highest bidder.
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Ola Martin
J. W. Bennington
Bartonsville
Cc. I. Brumback
First Christian Church Seeks Members After Sunday School
An important business meeting of the First Christian Church will be held after Sunday School tomorrow morning. All church members are urged to attend.
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First Christian Church
Free Dancing With Orchestra Tonight At Oak Haven
The notice advertises a free dancing event with live orchestra tonight at Oak Haven. No dates beyond tonight or other activities are listed.
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Oak Haven
Air Story By Mrs. Lindbergh At Library
Anne Morrow Lindbergh earns praise as aerial navigator and radio operator and writes Around the North Atlantic for National Geographic. The September issue recounts the Lindberghs voyage from July 9 to December 19, 1933 with over 80 illustrations and two maps.
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Anne Morrow Lindbergh
National Geographic Magazine
North Atlantic
Handley Library
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Vanderbilt
Challenger
Glaize
Savior
Evangelist Carlton
Christ
Dillinger
Warden
Cobham
A. F. L. Head
N.R. A
Executive Council
Pickers
World News
May
Jassie
Lindbergh Baby
Henry
Isadoreh
Justice Department
State
Labor Department
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