America Not Going Broke President Tells Cheyenne Crowd
President Roosevelt spoke to thousands at Cheyenne's rail station promising to continue his first term's "most good for the greatest number" and rejecting calls to coast. He noted the government is not broke while welcome by Senator O Mahoney Gov Miller and others on a formal committee.
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America
Cheyenne Rail Station
D. Harold Oliver
Cheyenne
Wyo
Roosevelt
O’mahoney
Roosevelt Supreme Court
Sam
United States
Leslie Miller
H. H Schwartz
Paul Greever
Wyona
Jalenet
Gov. Miller
Senator Schwartz
Congressman Greever
O'Mahoney
Leslie A. Miller
H. Schwartz
Casper
D.wyo
Mac
Marvin McIntyre
McIntyre
Roosevelt Shivers
Red Cross urged to reduce accidents in homes and businesses
June nights inspire poets in the Valley while the Red Cross works to lessen yearly accident losses. The group calls on the public to remove risky conditions and make homes and buildings as safe as possible.
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The
Red Cross
Peace Move Seen In Offing By Mussolini And Hitler
In Munich on Sept 24 an informed source said Premier Mussolini and Chancellor Hitler planned a joint world appeal for peace to be delivered at the Berlin rally close. Reports said Mussolini had completed his speech and would join Hitler in Munich for talks, signaling a potential basis for European understanding.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Munich
Gerany
Berlin
Germany
I Duce
Europe
New Ministers To Be Received By Presbytery
Winchester Presbytery plans a fall meeting at Woodstock Virginia to receive many new clergymen. The session will open September 28 at 11 o clock with Rev J W Hogshead of Petersburg West Virginia preaching. Installations and examinations follow including Rev E S McGavock for Opéquon group in Frederick county and Rev B F Ormand Jr to lead Lost City West Virginia after ordination.
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Winchester
Presbyterian Church
Woodstock
J. W. Hogshead
Petersburg
W. Va
E.5. McGavock
Opequon
Frederick County
B. F. Ormand, Jr
Lost City
Union Theological Seminary
Richmond Va
King’s Mountain Presbytery
North Carolina
Child Burned by Acid in Leicester Street Incidents
Jimmie Robertson four year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Robertson Jr East Leicester street suffered acid burns after removing his clothing and lying in a town run near South Kent street. He reportedly went with an older boy to the commons east of Kent street and bathed, an acid said to come from a textile mill burned him severely and required medical attention.
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Jimmie Robertson
Earl Robertson, Jr
East Leicester Street
Cars Damaged In Collision North of Boyce on Route 12
Two cars damaged in a morning collision about one mile north of Boyce on Route 12. A. B. Hummer of Berryville pulled from a side-road and hit Floyd O. Rapp of Brilliant Ohio. Rapp's damage estimated at 85 dollars, Hummer's at 35. State officer R. E. Bayliss investigated and paid for the damages.
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Boyce
Route 12
A. B. Hummer
Berryville
Floyd O. Rapp
Brilliant
Ohio
Rapp
Hummer
R. E. Bayliss
Rev M J Miike Named Pastor At Winchester Church
The 138th annual United Brethren Virginia Conference announced Rev Millard J Miller as successor to Rev George W Stover at the Winchester church. Elkton will host the 1938 conference with Rev A P Hovermale presiding. Resolutions disapproved dancing smoking card playing and drinking on church school campuses while debating state school references.
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United Brethren Virginia Conference
A. P. Hovermale
Millard J. Miller
Shenandoah College
Dayton
George W. Stover
Winchester Church
Elkton
George McGuire
G. D. Batdorf
United Brethren Church
Ri Li Brill
Second
Martinsburg
W. Va
G. W. Stover
Russell Patton Dies After Heart Attack in Frederick
Russell C. Patton longtime Frederick barber operator died at Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. He is survived by wife Rebecca Carver two children a sister and four brothers. Funeral Sunday at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Mount Hebron burial and pallbearers from the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
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Russell C. Patton
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
County
Isaac R
Mamie Fletcher Patton
East Piccadilly Street
Patton
Rebecca Carver
Helen Elizabeth
Donald L
Clayton Hoover
George
Howard
Luther
Albert
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Elks Club
Modern Wooden of America
United Brethren Church
Pontiac Sedan Sale At Court House Tomorrow
A Pontiac sedan will be sold at the Court House at 10 o'clock tomorrow Saturday.
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Court House
Riverside Rendezvous Dance and Market Notes
Riverside Rendezvous mentions Bob Riley's Orchestra for a Wednesday Sept 29 dance. The notice lists a Sunday night special value sale on rugs draperies and slip materials. Moling and Cather advertise onion or garlic juice and a bottle offer at Pure Food Store with unclear timing.
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Riverside Rendezvous
Bob Riley
Moling
Social Security Funds Unclaimed Reach 400000
Washington reports about 400000 in social security payments remain unclaimed by wage earners or heirs. Many accounts close only after death or turning 65, with 1942 as the start for monthly benefits. Actuarial estimates projected 300000 closures this year, yet nine months show only about 30000.
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Washington
Committee Named To Cooperate In Fruit Purchases
A Frederick county committee to liaise with the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation was announced to oversee surplus apple purchases. President Philipie of the County Fruit Growers Association chairs, with managers from Winchester Cold Storage, Virginia Cold Storage, Robinson Ice and Cold Storage, and local orchardist Walker Bond. County agent I Fred Stine organized appointments to involve cold storage leaders for close supply contact. The panel will advise purchasing agent R W Tyson and focus on commercial grades in both package and bulk forms for the Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania region.
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Frederick County
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Philipie
Theounty Fruit Growers Association
William Beverley
Winchester Cold Storage
Llewellyn Jackson
Virginia Cold Storage
Delmar Robinson
Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Company
Walker Bond
I. Fred Stine
R. W. Tyson
Winchester
Tyson
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fletcher And Snarr Ordered To Grand Jury Contendere
Fletcher and Snarr are ordered to appear before the grand jury as indictees in a pending case. The action names both men in the indictment process and sets the stage for potential formal charges. Court records indicate ongoing legal proceedings with these defendants.
Fletcher and Snarr Bound Over on Perjury Charge
E S Fletcher 57 and Benjamin B Snarr were sent to the grand jury by Judge Donald Weems after a preliminary hearing. Fletcher’s bond set at 5000 while Snarr’s remained 1000. Fletcher entered no contest plea and Snarr pleaded guilty.
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E. S. Fletcher
Benjamin B. Snarr
Grand Jury of
Corporation Court
Donald Weems
Fletcher
Snarr
Clark M. Smith
Corporation
Commonwealth
Jas P. Reardon
Samuel I Bidget Found Dead Near Camp In Gore Woods
The body of Samuel I. Bidget, 45, formerly of Washington DC, was found near the Shady Rest tourist camp outside Gore by Woodrow Rhodes. Authorities say he shot himself with a shotgun yesterday afternoon after spending the night at the camp. The body was moved to relatives near Capon Bridge WV for funeral services. He carried a long paper wrapped package at the time of departure from the camp.
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Samuel I. Bidget
Washington, D. C
Frederick County
Shady Rest
Gore
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Star
Woodrow Rhodes
Buck Creek payroll robbery witness Testifies during exam
In Wise Virginia Buck Creek and several men linked to a $15,000 daylight payroll robbery on September 15 testified before Trial Justice T J Hamilton that the loot would be split among Deputy Sheriff C W McNutt and two men from Tennessee. A Lee county jury in Jonesville Virginia convicted Greenallen Brooks, 82, of manslaughter in Deputy Arch Redmond’s 1935 slaying and set a five year term on his second murder trial involving Mrs Verna Garr Taylor.
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Wise
Buck Creek
Here
T J. Hamilton
C. W. McNutt
Tennessee
Jonesville
Lee County
Greenallen Brooks
Arch Redmond
Verna Garr Taylor
Bonus for seamen in danger zones abroad
Seamen on government operated merchant vessels entering danger zones in Chinese and Spanish waters will receive a $50 bonus for the extra hazard.
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Washington
Spanish
Navy to boost air force to 2000 planes by 1939
San Pedro California September 24 Navy air force will be expanded to 2000 planes by 1939 Rear Admiral Arthur B Cook chief of the bureau of aeronautics announced today.
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San Pedro
Calif
United States Navy Air Force
Arthur B. Cook
Bureau of Aeronautics
Describing Slaying of Brig Gen Denhardt in Court
Rodes K. Myers testified before a packed courtroom about the Monday night murder of Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt in Shelbyville Kentucky. The case proceeded with witnesses and tense proceedings as investigators pursued the motive and details of the slaying.
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Shelbyville
Rodes K. Myers
Henry H. Denhardt
Farley Resignation Postponed Over Pierce Arrow Stock Plans
In New York on September 24 it was understood in informed circles that James A. Farley has delayed his resignation as postmaster general and his acceptance of the Pierce Arrow Motor Corporation presidency due to a fall in securities and the need to prepare a registration statement for a new Pierce Arrow stock issue.
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New York
James A. Farley
Pierce-Arrow Motor Corporation
Pierce-Arrow
Bishop Page backs bishops approving remarriage after divorce
Detroit Sept 24 Bishop Herman Page chairman of the Episcopal Church joint commission on marriage and divorce says the body will advocate authorizing bishops to permit second or subsequent marriages after divorce for any cause.
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Detroit
Herman Page
Episcopal Church
Joint Commission On
Moling Named Leader for Rally Day Program
J Henry Moling Jr was appointed chairman of the Rally Day program committee at Lou doun Street Presbyterian Church for Sunday morning. The Star corrected an earlier note that Stewart Bell Jr, Sunday School superintendent, would lead the event.
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Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
J. Henry Moling, Jr
The
Star Today
Stewart Bell, Jr
Jap Bombers Kill 100 in Hankow Amid China Crisis
Japanese air raid on Hankow leaves about 100 dead with many injured as U S Navy declares it will keep Asiatic fleet in Chinese waters to protect nationals. The policy stance follows Chiang Kai Shek's warning and questions over new Japanese territorial claims in China.
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Washington
United States Navy
China
Japan
Navy Department
Harry E Yarnell
Navy General Board
Navy
Chiang Kai-Shek
America
United States
Japan Prepares To Make a Reply To U S Protest
Tokyo reports a Japanese foreign office spokesman said an official reply to the United States protest over aerial bombardment of Nanking is in preparation. An unofficial source cited fresh precautionary orders to airmen and stated Tokyo would limit bombings to military targets, but this may not shape Japan's reply. Foreign Minister Hirota told the cabinet no delegates would be sent to the League advisory committee.
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Tokyo
United States
Nanking
Naning
Japan
Koki Hirota
League of Nations
Reuben Long Seriously Hurt in Sawing Accident
Reuben L. Long, a Mountain Falls farmer in Frederick County, was severely injured when a belt pulley on a gasoline powered saw broke and flung steel lacings into his abdomen. He received first aid from Dr. H. I. Pifer and was taken to Memorial Hospital. his condition was serious but not immediately life threatening, with a long recovery expected.
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Reuben L. Long
Mountain Falls
Frederick County
Mr. Long
H. I. Pifer
Call Davis Grocery For Peaches Quinces And Corn
A note lists Davis Grocery offering peaches quinces and corn with contact via phone at 900 for ordering. The brief line appears as a classified style item from an old newspaper page dated 9 24.
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Davis Grocery
British Protest Bombing of Civilian Canton Loudly Stated
London reports Sir Robert L. Craigie ready to present strong representations to Japan over the bombing of non military targets in China. British officials cite Canton losses of about 2,000 civilians in raids, while Nanking avoids bombardment despite warnings to foreigners.
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London
Robert L. Craigie
Japan
China
Great Britain
Canton
South China
Nanking
Tokyo
Shanghai
United States
Big Turtle Escapes From Butler Near Papermill Road
Marshall Butler, a room employee, spotted a two and a half foot turtle by Papermill road. He and witnesses say it weighed about 50 pounds and resembled a deep sea species. It disappeared from a tub at night and may head toward the nearby pond as investigations continue.
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Marshall Butler
Star Composing Room
Papermill Road
Butler
Marshall
Bombing of Hankow Kills About 100 as Japanese Raids Hit Central China
Shanghai reports indicate nine Japanese planes bomb Hankow and Hanyang wounding roughly 200 and killing near 100. Buildings damaged in crowded districts near the Yangtze city’s arsenal. Cholera epidemics hit Shanghai’s ranks with Japanese losses noted. Nanking bombings continue, foreigners warned to stay clear of targets.
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Shanghai
Hankow
Yangtze River
Hanyang
Aphis
Yangtze
Wuchang
Wuhan
China
Paoshan
Lotien
Raoshan
Nanking
Funeral services conducted for the late Thomas J. Orndorff
The Winchester businessman Thomas J. Orndorff died after a weeklong illness. Services were held at Braddock Street Methodist Church South with Rev. Dr. Hubert Sydenstricker officiating. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers included local Lions Club members, bank directors, Rouss Fire Company, and Knights of Pythias.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Hubert Sydenstricker
George W. Stover
Mount Hebron Cemetery
W. R. Pifer C. R. Grubb
Allen B. Gray
L. R. Fisher
R. C. Potts
E. T. Snider
Mr. Patton
Thomas J. Orndorff
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mount Hebron
Hoye Riley
John H. Rosenberger
P. G. Ireland
Donald Miller
William Simpson
Marion Tewart
Lions’ Club
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Rouss Fire Company
Knights of Pythias
Auction sale set for 406 S Main St at court house
An auction will sell the desirable property 406 South Main Street on Lat. Sept. 25 at 11 a.m in front of the Court House. See ads inside page 3 for details and contacts.
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S. Main St
Court House
Pickers' Tickets Print Now at the Star Office
Pickers' tickets are printed now at the Star Office. This notice directs outlet staff to issue tickets and advertises the availability of the tickets for distribution.
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Star Office
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Valley of
Offing
By Melvin K. Whiteleather
M.J. Miike
U. B. Church
Geo. W. Stover
Augusta County
Russell Patton
Nolo
Fletcher’s
Philip Williams
Ethel Dunlap Fletcher
E. S Fletcher
Kin
Bulletins
Yarnell
Chiang
Manchoukuo
Ethiopia
U. S
Reuben Long
Big Turtle
Yangtze Valley
Peiping
Mr. Orndorff
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