United States urged to back League sanctions on Italy
Geneva report from the Buell center outlines five of six possible League of Nations sanctions where the United States might cooperate. It cites using the Roosevelt powers to withdraw diplomats from Rome, a League blockade, and closing the Suez Canal as options, amid a two week unofficial truce discussion in Rome.
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Geneva
United States
League of Nations
Italy
Raymond Leslie Buell
Foreign Policy Association of the
Geneva Research Center
Roosevelt
Rome
League
Suez Canal
Paroled Convict Is Under Arrest
Joseph S. May a prisoner with a police record in several cities is under arrest for investigation here and may be turned over to Pennsylvania authorities for parole violation. He received ten years in 1930 for felonious entering and larceny and 1.5 to 3 years in 1933 in Philadelphia for the same offense. He was paroled then later arrested in Hagerstown and released after giving the paroled name. authorities were notified upon his latest arrest. It is noted that parole eligibility requires a permanent job.
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Joseph S. May
Pennsylvania
May
Philadelphia
Hagerstown
Winchester Hosts Virginia League Convention
MA WINCHESTER SAYS the city should feel honored by being picked for the Virginia League of Municipalities convention. Delegates will share how other communities forge ahead and inform Winchester on local progress. Maxie Baer, former world heavyweight champion, rises even higher and plans ranch life. The city seeks funding for an armory as autumn days bring hunting and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia League of Municipalities
Maxie Baer
Winchester W C T U elects officers for new term
Mrs. Don 8. Mattison reelected president of the Winchester W C T U with unanimous support. Mrs. Howard C. Jones remains president in charge of temperance work for Frederick county. Elections take effect October 1 with officers including corresponding secretary Mrs. Thomas J. Dale and treasurer Mrs. E. L. Hott.
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Don
Mattison
Winchester
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Howard C. Jones
Frederick County
Thomas J. Dale
Mary Dillon
E. L. Hott
H. C. Jones
Virginia
30 Are Hurt As Motor Coach Strikes A Train
Thirty were injured when a Greyhound bus traveling from Cleveland to Toledo skidded on a wet highway and hit a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight train. None were killed. The bus struck the second car from the engine. the front was demolished and most injuries occurred in the front of the bus.
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Toledo
Greyhound
Cleveland
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Athens High School Student Dies From Bruise Infection
Joseph Green, 16, a Athens High School sophomore, died of blood poisoning after an injury received in football practice on Friday September 13. The bruise on his right leg developed infection leading to his death.
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Athens
Joseph Green
Athens High School
Green
Develo
Lost spectacles in Hodgson and Brown case on Cameron street
Pair of white gold-rimmed spectacles lost Sunday morning on Cameron street between Cork and Monmouth. Reward offered. Contact 422 S. Camer on or call 439-W. Also ad for two coopers needed at Rosemont Orchard, apply John Livengood, Berryville, Va.
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Hodgson & Brown
Cameron Street
Cork
Monmouth
S. Cameron
Coopers
Rosemont Orchard
John Livengood
Berryville
Britain May Launch New Naval Program Reported by Officials
London reports indicate Britain is near launching a new naval construction program within the Washington treaty limits. Officials cite empire responsibilities and foreign commitments as reasons. The United States seeks clarity on Britain's views for a possible international naval conference before year end.
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London
United States
Foreign Office
Beyoma
Great Britain
Old Barns In Heart Of City Gutted By Fire
Two barns owned by Bailey brothers and George H. Eagle burned in the heart of the city causing extensive water use to prevent spread. No injuries. structures near the blaze, including Sanitary Laundry and Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church, were spared. Origin of the fire unknown with theories of a loafing person or cleaning fluids igniting. Losses totaled about 1 3800 for Bailey family and 200 for Eagle. no insurance. The barns, once a livery stable and later used by other tenants, remained as shells.
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Bailey Brothers
George H. Eagle
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Bailey Building
William A
C. H
O. R. Bailey
Eagle
Harrisonburg
Baileys
Joseph Cooley
Clint Bowman
Tom Hicks
Elderly Woman Found Beaten to Death in Chestertown
A 69 year old woman, Effie S Buxton, was found dead in her Chestertown apartment with head injuries likely from a hatchet or hammer. Her daughter in law, 30 year old Mrs Kenneth S Buxton, was detained in connection with the case as police planned an inquest later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
Effie S. Buxton
Kenneth S. Buxton
Washington College Department of Chemistry
Stephen R. Collins
Montreal
Que
John N. Bennett
Buxton
Bennett
Richard H. Collins, Jr
Lewin W. Wicks
Collins
John N. Benett, Jr
Miners Set To Return To Pits Tuesday After Strike End
Washington reports from Sept 27 that United Mine Workers officials announce no mining before Tuesday as wage talks continue. In Pittsburgh the strike settlement sparks optimism across western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and West Virginia with 225 pits set to resume work and scattered disturbances noted.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
International Policy Board
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Tri-State
Pennsylvania
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Brady Confident Body Seen as Son in Ruins of Cottage
COLT'S NECK N J Sept 27 William A Brady Sr famed Broadway producer claims a badly charred body found in a fire ruined summer bungalow is his son William A Brady Jr a theatrical producer Brads belief rests on his prior knowledge of his son's habits and an autopsy by Dr Harvey W Hartman which found male remains about six feet tall with no bullet wound Detectives searched the ruins for personal belongings to confirm identity but found nothing new
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Newell P. Sherman
Worcester
Mass
Sherman
Walter McNamara
Walter Maynahan
Wm. A. Brady
Bungalow
Son
Colt
N. J
William A. Brady, Sr
Charles Ttate
T. Raymond Brazley
William, A. Jr
Brazley
Tate
Brady
Harvey W. Hartman
Winchester Armory Plan Hangs On Central Site Vote
After a special council session the Winchester armory project remains unresolved ahead of the next Tuesday meeting. Debate centers on a $5,000 appropriation and site choice between Rouss Spring and a central location. Several members back a central site with a bond for a community center, while others favor Rouss Spring if funds and votes align.
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Common Council
Winchester
Rouss Spring
J. H. Henry
Douglas Toanshang
Endo Barnett
Rouss Springerty
National Guard
Henry
Armory Project
Rouss Park
Anderson
Ralph Snapp
Marshall
New Dance Records Display at Chuck & Rays
Just received a new list of hot dance records. Come down and enjoy them at Chuck & Rays. Bands and DJs keep up with latest hits and danceable tunes in the 27 1p 11 time slot.
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Chuck & Ray's
Free Dancing Tonight at Blue Moon Martinsburg Pike
Yeakley property at 320 Nat Avenue is listed with a note for Free dancing tonight at the Blue Moon on Martinsburg Pike. Orchestra music advertised.
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Yeakley Property
Nat. Ave
G. T. Yeakley
Blue Moon
Martinsburg Pike
Jolly Elected LVM President to Lead Winchester 1936 Meet
Mr Jolly was yesterday elected president of the League of Virginia Municipalities and will preside over the next annual convention to be held in Winchester in September 1936.
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Jolly
League of Virginia Municipalities
Winchester
Personnel For Scouts Drive Announced In Winchester
The Winchester Boy Scout organization announces leadership and committees for a fund drive. Officers include John 8 JB as chair and Dr. eats H Heist as vice chair, with Frank R. Horton secretary and 8. D. McFadden treasurer. Committees cover Activities, Training, Camping, and Court of Honor with named chairs and members.
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Boy Scout Organization of
Winchester
Ich
Ithefor E
Unity
John
Eats H. Heist
DDS
Frank R. Horton
D. McFadden
C. 8. Hartman
W. R. Legge
C. R. Keeler
Andrew Bell
Sam D. Présee
Hubert Sydenstricer
Paul Behrens
Arthur M. Field
H. K Grove
Ivan R. Smith
Wendell B. Goode
Camping
George H. Heist
I. Fred Stine
J. E. Keffer
Harry W. Butler
J. P. Arthur
J.C Woolfolk
Roy L. Bageant
Robert A. Wall
F. J. Larrick
A. Lee Coble
B. Cooper
B. F. Wright
A. J. Tavenner
Court of Honor
Philip Williams
L. M. Nulton
Col. B. M
Bond Renewed for Appearance in Corporation Court
Arthur Dunlap remains held for the grand jury after allegedly felonious assault on Officer Amon Strosnider on September 1. Dunlap’s $1,000 bond was renewed for appearance in Corporation Court as three witnesses testified about the incident.
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Arthur Dunlap
Amon Strosnider
Corporation Court
Donald Weems
Officer Strosnider
Dunlap
Strosnider
Lloyd Williams
Frank Ritter
Hables Palace Free Shirley Temple Photo Offer
The theater offers the first 500 children a free colored photograph of Shirley Temple in Curly Top. Promotion begins Saturday with distribution to attendees.
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Shirley Temple
Avalon Vin 3 Piece Orchestra Saturday Night
A three piece orchestra named Avalon Vin performs Saturday night in a local venue. The act features instrumental pieces and is billed as a small live music event for evening entertainment.
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Avalon Vin
Roosevelt in Ohio to West Coast Tour With Gubernatorial Hopefuls
President Roosevelt travels with L. B. Chandler toward the Pacific Coast as Kentucky political tensions surface. Chandler boards the presidential special in Cincinnati with Mrs. Roosevelt and Senator Barkley while Kentucky campaign opening is set for Lawrenceburg. A later clash arises when Thomas S. Rhea declines a White House invitation citing closed doors to him and allies, signaling party rifts before November.
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Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
L. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Chandler
Cincinnati
Rhea
Louisville
Thomas S. Rhea
Russellville
A. B
McIntyre
Rufoon
Rhee
White House
W. Bingham
Laffoon
Farley
Detroit to Open World Series Next Week
World news brief reports the domestic baseball event will start in Detroit next week. Other items note Chicago meat packers petition to abolish meat processing taxes and Cincinnati race riots tied to Baer Louis bout. President Roosevelt’s train halted in Chillicothe for 12 minutes. London naval program and U S call for talks on a global naval conference. Leningrad reports explorer Kosloff dies at 52. Hangchow pirates seize 35 children for ransom.
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Chicago
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Cincinnati
Baer- Louis
Chilliclothe
Roosevelt
Baltimore
Wheeler-Rayburn Utility Holding Company
London
Great Britain
United States
Leningrad
Peter Kosloff
Hangchow
China
Piensiang
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W. C. T. U. Branch
L. A. Hudson
Albin
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Boy Scouts of America
Woodrow Wilson
Britain
Ray Atherton
Walter Anderson
Naval Attache
R. L., Craigie
Washington College
Policy Board
Council Still AT Sea
Just
Warren County
Front Royal News
Star Today
John R. Jolly
Petersburg
John 8. Scully, Jr
Drive
Hable’s Palace
Middle West
Nebraska
Siete Payne Hen
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