Two Dictators Face Pressure at League Hall In Spain Crisis
In Geneva Spanish delegate Julio Alvarez Del Vayo urged the League to recognize German and Italian aggression and to act to curb it. He pressed five proposals from Juan Negrin including arms rights for Madrid and extending Nyon patrols to Valencia shipping. In Essen Mussolini welcomed by Krupp as Hitler’s rearmament advances echo Spain’s volatile fight.
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Geneva
Julio Alvarez del Vayo
League of Nations
League
Germany
Italy
Europe
Committee
Committee On Political Questions
del Vayo
Juan Negrin
League Assembly
Nyon
Valencia
Mediterranean
Spain
Alvarez del Vayo
Roosevelt
United States
Hitler
Mussolini
Essen
Krupp
Virginian Thurman Lindsay plays Lincoln in On Wings of Time
Thurman Lindsay of Carroll County Virginia acted as Abraham Lincoln in the pageant On Wings of Time. He wed a Hagerstown girl and the couple settled there. A group of West Virginia youths drove left on winding roads yesterday, flirting with danger as they laughed and waved.
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Antietam
Thurman Lindsay
Zalax
Carroll County
Abraham Lincoln
Hagerstown
Consolidation of County Boards Is Recommended
A Virginia State Grange official endorsed consolidating county boards to unify financial and school oversight. He warned split control causes conflict when boards differ politically. He argued the separation harms children and urged a bill for general assembly consideration.
Death in a Fraternity Room Shocks Missouri Campus
In Columbia Missouri police seek to reconstruct the death of Albert Waters a 19 year old University of Missouri student reportedly shot himself after a discussion about religion with fraternity brother Jack Kilpatrick 19. Kilpatrick said he placed a .38 revolver to Waters head as a joke and a discharge occurred. Investigators say friends believe the shooting was accidental and not intended as suicide.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Albert Waters
Jack Kilpatrick
Sigma Alpha Epison
Kilpatrick
Waters
Pollock
Waters’ Room
Election registration deadline for November 2 vote
Saturday is last day to register or transfer to vote in the election. Walter M. Shade is the Democratic nominee for Clerk of the Corporation Court.
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Walter M. Shade
Ewing Studio Reopens October First Registration Dates Listed
Ewing Studio announces reopening on October 1 with registration on September 29 and 30 from 3 to 6 pm at 14 West Monmouth Street. Ballet tap modern and ballroom dancing offered for children and adults.
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W. Monmouth St
Quick Action Reported Due For Byrd Plan
Washington September 21 The plan to ease taxes gains support from Senator Harry F Byrd Virginia who urges early discussion in Congress of proposals to suspend exemptions on tax exempt securities and on government employee salaries Treasury figures show 63 843 000 000 in tax exempt securities as of June 30 1936 and findings will be presented to committees in November. Federal and state securities avoid tax on interest and federal employees avoid state income taxes while state workers escape income taxes to the federal Treasury.
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Washington
Congress
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
The
Treasury
Federal
Wife Of Former Minister Dies In Cumberland
Mrs. Fannie Cooley, wife of Rev. Joseph F. Cooley formerly of this city now of Cumberland Maryland, died at Allegany Hospital Sunday at 7 AM. She was daughter of John and Eliza Grove Capon Springs West Virginia. Survived by husband five sons Clarence Earl Leo Lawrence Marshall one daughter Lucille one sister Mrs Zora Penrod Cumberland and one brother Conley Grove Indianapolis. Services Tuesday at 10 in Timber Ridge First Christian Church with Rev S J Goode and Rev R A Whitten officiating. Interment in adjoining cemetery.
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Fannie Cooley
Joseph F. Cooley
Cumberland
Allegany Hospital
John
Eliza Grove
Capon Springs
W. Va
Clarence
Earl
Leo
Lawrence
Marshall
Lucille
Zora Penrod
Conley Grove
Arrest Slayer of Patrolman Sought Since September
Sheriff George W. Benham of Clark county Ohio returned to Springfield with Harry B. Dingledine a 54 year old ex convict sought since September 3 for the slaying of two Springfield officers. He was arrested last night by two patrolmen in Royal Oak Michigan unarmed and offered no resistance.
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Pontiac
Mich
George W. Benham
Clark County
Ohio
Springfield
Harry B. Dingledine
Dingledine
Royal Oak
New Pitted MDates full half pound pkg
Pure Food Store advertises a new pitted dates product in a half pound package priced at 12 cents. The listing highlights a compact, ready to use fruit item for shoppers seeking affordable snacks.
Roosevelt Trip Highlights Bigger Goals Over Court Fight
President Roosevelt, before about 10,000 in Boise, urged broad aims like expanded industry control and better agriculture. In Kansas City, James Reed and Frederick Stinchfield warned the court faced destruction, arguing liberty hangs on the Supreme Court and the oath of office.
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Boise
Idaho
Roosevelt
Capitol Grounds
Borah
Pope
D-Idaho
D. Harold Oliver
Yellowstone National Park
Northwest
Kansas City
American Bar Association
James A. Reed
United States
Missouri
Reed
Washington
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Minneapolis
Bar
Supreme Court
County school rule forces Handley tuition for Opequon pupils
Frederick county schools begin October 5 with new attendance rules. Children six by October 5 may enroll. those 12 and older may be excused for farm work with board approval. All pupils must vaccinate or face removal and possible prosecution. Handley tuition applies to nonlocal pupils. contracts offset costs. Teachers meet October 4. enrollment day follows.
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Opequon
Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
Handley School
Handley
Handley School Board
School Board
Handley Board
Frederick County School Board
Koo Urges League to Name Japan as Aggressor
Geneva dispatch says Dr. Wellington Koo China's leading statesman urged the League of Nations to designate Japan as the world wrongdoer in the Sino Japanese conflict and demanded a denunciation as the mildest effective step. He spoke to the league advisory committee aboard the Queen Mary and memorial services were held during the Atlantic crossing near the Lusitania wreck site.
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Geneva
Wellington Koo
China
League of Nations
Japan
Koo
League
London
Bomb Found in Paris Home of French Official
An unexploded bomb was found today in the Paris home of General Andre Petelat, a member of France's Supreme War Council. Authorities opened an immediate investigation and were probing several other recent terrorist acts.
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Paris
Andre Pretelat
France
Superior War Council
VETS TO DISEMBARK SOUTHAMPTON PROMISING MASS GUIDE
More than 500 members of the American Legion promised to disembark at Southampton England as part of a troop movement. The report notes a large veteran contingent preparing for arrival and related ceremonial duties.
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Southampton
Eng
American Legion
Meetings Set On County Committeemen Elections
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced local meetings across the United States beginning November 8 to elect county committeemen for the farm conservation program.
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Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States
Dysentery Epidemic Kills Fifty Children in Omuta
Domei reports fifty children have died since Saturday from a dysentery outbreak in Omuta near Fukuo r. The casualty toll is rising as health officials battle the epidemic.
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Fukuor
Japan
Domei
Omuta
Japan and Russia mass armies and threaten trade
American businessmen report Japan has set up customs depots in Shanghai area to throttle foreign commerce. Japanese reinforcements bomb eastern coast cities while attacks target Canton and Nanking. Civilian casualties mount as Shanghai shells hit near British zones.
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Jjames A. Mills
Shanghai
Japan
Yangtzepoo
Hongkew
International Settlement
Officials And Citizens Speak At S V A Today
The Shenandoah Valley Academy reopened with a morning assembly led by Dr. B D Tillett. City officials and citizens welcomed faculty and students and recalled the school’s history with remarks by Mayor Charles R Anderson and alumnus M M Lynch among others.
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B. D. Tillett
Winchester
Charles R. Anderson
M. M. Lynch
Winchester Bar
Lynch
Stephenson
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commerce
E. R. Branch
T. R. Cather
James P. Reardon
C. Vernon Eddy
Handley
E. B. Cooper
J. Victor Arthur
V. A
E. T. Clark
The
Baptist Church
Harold G. Brown
Paul Haldeman
L. I. Miller
Mosul Tribunal Condemns Soldier for Assassinating Iraqi General
A military tribunal in Mosul sentenced to death a soldier who killed Maj. Gen. Bekr Sidki Pasha minister of defense and Col. Mohamed Ali Jawed chief of the air forces last month. Three Sidki aides including his bodyguard and Capt. Ismail Tohalla were arrested.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Mosul
Bekr Sidki Pasha
Mohamed Ali Jawed
General Sidki
Ismail Tohalla
Cremation Arranged for Edward A. Filene Body
Paris reports the cremation was arranged for Edward A. Filene, Boston merchant and philanthropist, who died of pneumonia at the American Hospital yesterday.
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Paris
Edward A. Filene
Boston
American Hospital
James Riddle Dies In Bank In Berryville Virginia
James Riddle 77 died suddenly in the First National Bank of Berryville after a heart attack following a local errand. Survived by widow Mary Leavenworth and children Mrs. Joslin of Baltimore and Mrs. Harrison of England and Lt. Frederick L. Riddle USN. Service at Mrs. Blackburn Smith’s home. burial in Petersburg.
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Berryville
James Riddle
First National Bank
Riddle
Frank Tappan
Mr. Riddle
Morton and
Mary Bird Riddle
Petersburg
Mary Leavenworth
Charles Loring Joslin
Baltimore
Thomas Harrison
Surry
England
Frederick L. Riddle
Maryland
San Diego
Cal
Inquest Held By Coroner In Death Of County Negro
A coroner’s inquest began at 3 PM to investigate the death of Clarence Wanzer of Stephens City who died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from injuries after a fight with Alfred Curry also of Stephens City. Curry, 25, is jailed and may face murder or manslaughter charges depending on the verdict. Wanzer, 50, was struck with a three inch diameter club after objecting to Curry’s attentions to a female relative.
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Clarence Wanzer
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Alfred Curry
James Miller
Commonwealth
Harrison
Curry
Wanzer
Strain Rises on Russo Japanese Fronts in 1932 Echoes
Reports from Tokyo and Shanghai describe massive troop concentrations along Siberia and Manchukuo borders amid warnings from Moscow. Sources cite alleged Russo-Chinese alliance, Chinese relief pleas, and possible Soviet measures if war widens.
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Tokyo
Russia
Japan
Siberia
Manchukuo
Manchoukuo
Manchuria
Hochi
Tsuruga
Siberian
Vladivostok
Man 9
China
Foreign Office
Shanghai
Chiang Kai-Shek
Moscow
Nanking
Izvestia
Apples Export Domestic
J. E. Roberte son of 29 North Main operates an apples export and domestic trade. Contact phone 1631. Post date 193? line shows 9 25 27 1p 21.
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J. E. Roberteson
N. Main
Pickers' Tickets Printed at the Star Office
Pickers' tickets are now printed at the Star Office with the notice dated July 21. The brief item directs readers to obtain tickets at the Star Office for upcoming events or needs.
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Star Office
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Yangtze River
S.V.A
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester Institution
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