Prohibition Referendum Move Dominates Legion Meet
At the American Legion national convention in Detroit on September 24, a 1008 to 394 vote urged Congress to submit repeal or modification of prohibitions to the states for voter decision. The debate highlighted support for a national referendum while opponents urged the legion to stay out.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
American Legion National Convention
Congress
Legion
Peas Legion
Ralph T. O'Neil
O. L. Bodenhamer
Wright Patman
Texas
Council of National Defense
O’neil
Resolutions Committee
Son
American Legion National
Portland
Oreg
Auxiliary
Louise Werle Williams
Tuckahoe
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Grand Opening of the Famous Texas Lunch
Tomorrow at 11 o'clock a m located 161 N Loudoun St. We will give each customer a free prize. An up to date restaurant serving quick lunch. Open day and night. History buyers seek Cartmell's History of the Shenandoah Valley. Reply with price c/o Star. Moling and Cather showcase new dresses and accessories.
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N. Loudoun St
Cartmell
Shenandoah Valley
Price
c/o Star
Winchester to Enforce Lawn Watering Restrictions
Police Chief C W Hollis announced strict enforcement of lawn sprinkling limits from 6 to 7 p m due to an acute water shortage. The water committee warned residents this week and urged citizen cooperation to avoid violations.
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Winchester
C. W. Hollis
Water Committee
Hollis
Exchange rate shifts apple prices in Liverpool market
The Star notes readers may be confused by the new exchange rate affecting Liverpool apple sales. With the pound slipping to about 4.11 dollars, 30 shillings now value roughly 6.15 dollars instead of 7.20, 24 shillings about 4.92 instead of 5.76, and 20 shillings about 4.10 instead of 4.80. Net returns depend on transport and other costs.
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the Star
Liverpool
First Carload Of Virginia Gano Apples To Argentina
The first carload of Virginia Gano apples from H. F. Byrd’s orchards will be shipped to Argentina aboard a steamer from New York. Graded U S No 1 and sized 2% inches and up, the apples are wrapped in water proof oiled paper and packed in barrels. The shipment, an outright sale, faces strict import rules in Buenos Aires including potential confiscation for any insect injury.
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Argentina
H. F. Byrd
New York
Buenos Aires
U. S
Akron Readies Second Test Flight Tonight
Akron Ohio September 24 The navy plans the second test flight of the Akron the new sky battleship after official approval.
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Akron
The
Associated Press
Navy
Naval
Red Cross Funds Campaign Plans Outlined
Winchester mobilizes for Red Cross funds with a captain led canvassing plan. Fifteen districts mapped, business leaders handle central areas, women cover other districts, no rival groups, and each district aims to beat last year’s total. Meetings set at the Baptist Church for women Monday and men Tuesday.
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Red Cross
R. T. Barton
H. B. McCormac
Winchester
Robert Barton
H. K. Russell
Stowers
John Rosenberger
and Crawford
Creers
William Massey
Oseph Massie
Marybinson
Rush
A Bsamac
Nelson P
Revi
Stultz
E. C. Goss
Dr. Hawthorne
Walker Bond
Baptist Church
Two Suspects Questioned in Collings Case
Two men were held at Nassau county jail in Mineola for questioning in the killing of Benjamin P. Collings. Mrs. Collings said she was taken from the yacht and mistreated. suspects were not under arrest and accompanied officers voluntarily. Timothy Quinn, 40, a stevedore, led the questioning. the second suspect was an 18 year old with a criminal record.
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Associated Press
New York
Nassau County
Mineola
Benjamin P. Collings
Long Island Sound
Suffolk County Police
Timothy Quinn
Hunter’s Point
Mincold
Quinn
Roosevelt Reveres Boy Scout Movement as National Asset
Theodore Roosevelt lauds the Boy Scout movement calling it a distinct asset to the country for developing efficiency virility and good citizenship in young men.
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Boy Scout Movement
Theodore Roosevelt
Bandits Steal Auto and $45 From Maryland Conductor
Three armed men held up Thomas Wilson of Parkton Maryland on the York road and escaped in his automobile with $45. Wilson, a Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, was with the car when the theft occurred near a filling station. The stolen vehicle bears license No 307678. Bonds repudiated due to insolvency are noted alongside related matters.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Thomas Wilson
Parkton
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
York Road
Water shortage pushes city to curb Wimbledon style usage
Heavy rain failed to raise Winchester reservoir water levels as the supply fell 13 inches to five feet below capacity. Peak consumption comes from apple industry workers, prompting restrictions from 6 to 7 pm and city efforts to urge industries to cut use to avoid a broader famine.
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Winchester
Pilcher
Kiwanis Club elects delegates and plans teachers event
Winchester Kiwanis held a luncheon as delegates to the Capitol District meeting in Baltimore were chosen. Andrew Bell and Dr. George G. Snatr named with Ansell Solenberger and Harry W. Copenhaver as alternates. Edward Stultz district trustee. T. Russell Cather alternate. A banquet for Handley High School teachers at the George Washington Hotel then a dance were planned for next Tuesday evening.
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Capitol
Baltimore
Handley
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Andrew Bell
George G. Snatr
Ansell Solenberger
Harry W. Copenhaver
Edward Stultz
T. Russell Cather
C. I. Brumback
Frederick County
George Washington Hotel
Home Wanted For A Handsome Dog
A female white dog with tan ears, a police dog, found on National avenue and to be claimed by its owner. If unclaimed, the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals seeks a good home. Call 411 or 421 Veterinary Hospital, where the dog is currently cared for.
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National Avenue
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Suffolk Peanut Plant Burned
Suffolk Virginia September 24 The manufacturing plant of the Suffolk Peanut Company was burned early today with a loss estimated at more than 200000 dollars Storage warehouses adjoining the main plant suffered little damage
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Associated Press
Suffolk
Suffolk Peanut Company
Yorktown Sesquicentennial Layout Exhibited by Chamber
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce displays a large colored Yorktown Sesquicentennial layout showing maneuvers and events for October 16 to 19. Secretary Andrew Bell invites the public to inspect the map in the Capitol Theatre building window.
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Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Yorktown
Capitol Theatre
Andrew Bell
Humiliation damages suit settled by compromise in Winchester
Orvis and Maggie Fletcher of Winchester settled a US District Court case against William A. Larrick for damages believed to total $20 000. The suit claimed humiliation from a search of the Fletcher home by local police with a warrant issued by Larrick. The settlement was reached yesterday in Perrine’s office and the case will be stricken from the Martinsburg docket. The exact settlement amount was not disclosed.
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United States District Court
Northern District of
West Virginia
Winchester
Martinsburg
Orvis Fletcher
Maggie Fletcher
Virginia Avenue
William A. Larrick
Near Lehew
Fletcher
Mr. Larrick
Larrick
British Pound Falls to 3.90 in New York Market
New York equities slipped sharply as a secondary reaction after yesterday's rally. Major issues including U S Steel American Telephone North American Allied Chemical New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Santa Fe fell 6 to 10 points with about 3 million shares traded. The British pound dropped to 3.90 against the dollar at the opening, the lowest level since Britain suspended gold payments.
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Associated Press
New York
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
North American
Allied Chemical
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Santa Fe
Great Britain
Merchants Savings and Trust Co Closes in Pittsburgh Rush
The Merchants Savings and Trust Company failed to open in Pittsburgh on September 24, the fourth local bank to suspend operations that week. The door notice cites heavy withdrawals. the bank held about 1.2 million dollars in resources and 900 thousand in deposits.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Merchants Savings and Trust Company
Betty ShoppeChildren Dresses Sale Prices
Boutiques offer children's dresses with values 2.95 and 3.95 and special 1.00 and 1.50. Betty Shoppe promotes clearance items on page 1.11.
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Betty Shoppe
D A R Chapter to Raise Flag at Washington's Headquarters
The Fort Loudoun Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will raise and dedicate a flag at Washington's Headquarters next Wednesday at 4 30 p m. The event marks fall season, honors George Washington's early public life, and includes military attendance music and a historic address. The ceremony aims to inspire students and the community in preserving history and local heritage.
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Washington
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Winchester
Frederick County
George Washington
House of Burgesses
Treasury Studyy Tax Revision Experts Face Decision
Treasury experts debate whether the administration will back tax revision in December with final plans shaping submission to Congress. Progress is noted, but a final verdict awaits. options include avoiding tax increases or funding deficits via debt. The timing remains uncertain, with mixed views on a revision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Department
Congress
Budget Bureau
White House
Mach Fruit Not To Reach No. 1 Grade
Federal and state observers predict a drop in U S No 1 apples nationwide with New York and New England showing only about 15 percent meeting the standard while the Winchester district may reach around 40 percent. Despite decline the Winchester area is expected to produce a strong crop of apples of excellent quality, hindered by insect and worm damage and hot weather.
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United States
U. S
Winchester
Middle West
New York
New Ene
Sky effects installed at Palace Theatre in Loudoun Street
A blue artificial sky and floating cloud feature are being installed at Hable's Palace Theatre on Loudoun Street. The project includes an azure sky, a 25 foot electric sign, a double entrance, and a new sandwich shoppe. Opening date is hinted as imminent with plans for a premier attraction.
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Hable’s Palace
Loudoun Street
Herman H. Hable
Hable
McAboy Endorses Democratic Ticket For November
Holmes E. McAboy of Clearbrook Virginia declares support for the Democratic ticket in the upcoming election. He states he has always been a Democrat and expects to be a candidate in a future primary. September 23, 1931.
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the Star
Wanted Delicious apples by crate with 25 percent good color
Classified brief seeking crates of apples in good color for Fred L. Glaize. Listing notes specific quality requirement of 25 percent favorable color and indicates a private sale or exchange.
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Fred L. Glaize
Beck's Mary Jane Cookies For School Lunches
An advertisement notes Beck's Mary Jane Cookies are suitable for school lunches and available at all Home Grocers. A second item announces a cider plant schedule as it will be at Siler, Virginia, each Tuesday for the rest of the season, by A. L. Dehaven.
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Beck
Siler
Widow of General Walker Laid To Rest At Mount Hebron
Mrs. Baylor Walker widow of Gen John G Walker is laid to rest in Mount Hebron Cemetery after funeral services at Christ Episcopal Church Williamsburg. Surviving relatives include son Capt Philip E Walker retired US Army and daughters Mrs Cassard Curtis James and Miss Al Walker. Frances Courtney, noted author and sister Major Eugene Baylor are named among kin.
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Christ Euhcopal Church
Es Baylor Walker
John G. Walker
Wine Wo James
Williamsburg
Con Yey
Bert B. Nelson
Ae Hg
Mount Hebron
Walla
Melvil Green
B. Patton
A. Baker
Shirley Carter
H. Bad Puller
Lee Coble
T. W. Harrison
William G. Hardy
Star
Walker
Philip BE. M. W
United States .Army
Pagebrook
Clarke County
Cassard
Baltimore
Curtis James
al Walker
Washington
Stephen. Armistead C. Rogers
Dorothy Cassard
Ee Walker
George
Frances Courtneylor
Eugene Baylor
Winchester
General Walker
United States Army
Missouri
Virginia
St. Louis
Mounted Rifles
Scott
Molino del Ray
San Juan de Los Lanos
Harpers Ferry
Sharpsburg
Burg
Texas
Mexico
Auction of 25 shares Farmers Merchants Bank stock
A sale of 25 shares of Farmers & Merchants Bank stock is set for Saturday September 26 at 12 o'clock in front of Court House. Conducted by Duvall & Dunn.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank Stockfront Court
Duvall & Dunn
Water Restriction Notice Sprinkling Hours Extended
A water notice informs residents of sprinkling hours from 6 to 7 p m until further notice. The message requests cooperation in conserving water and is signed by C H Harper with dated reference 9 22 1p tf.
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C. H. Harper
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Collings
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Richmond
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D.A.R
Fort Loudoun
Samuel P. Town
Philadelphia
Des Moines
Twentieth
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Town
Palace Theatre
H. E. McAboy
Holmes E. M
Aboy
Clearbrook, Va
A. L. Dehaven
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