Suez Canal To Be Kept Open Amid League Talks
In Geneva the Mussolini cabinet pledges temporary loyalty to the League of Nations and signals peace moves toward Britain while rejecting Ethiopian troop withdrawal proposals. Baron Aloisi and Guiro Rocco depart for Rome as delegates may soon leave. Proclamation mobilizations reach Addis Ababa with Emperor Haile Selassie ordering ready proclamations and Empress Mennen planning to fly to Dessin October 10 to aid wounded soldiers.
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Mussolini
League of Nations
Britain
Geneva
Baron Pompeo Aloisi
Rome
Aloisi
Guido Rocco
Foreign Office
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Italy
Mennen
Dessin
Frau Hertel
Handley Judges Set To Open Football Season At Berkeley Springs
MA Winchester notes Handley and Berkeley Springs prep to clash as Handley adapts with new material and aims to keep sportsmanship at the forefront. The piece stresses discipline, hard play, and the value of football in shaping character alongside classroom learning. Saturday games deserve attention.
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King Football
Handley
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Weeklong Canning Contests Planned by Demonstration Agent
The home demonstration agent outlines September 30 to October 6 activities. Key events include Community Canning Contests at Stephenson and Gore, joint 4-H club meetings, project record submissions, and plans for Achievement Day and the 4-H County Project Fair. Local women and 4-H members are invited to participate and assist.
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Miss Farrar
Stonewall Home Demonstration Group
Reform
Stephenson
Middletown
Gore Ton
Lodge
Gore
Round Hill
High View
High View School
Ruth Jaminson
Rosenberger and Branson
Auto Backfire Spooks Secret Service Near Union Station
In Kansas City on September 28 detectives watched the Main Street viaduct after a car passing while Roosevelt’s special train was being serviced at Union Station backfired twice. The president slept on.
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Kansas City
Secret Service
Main Street
Roosevelt
Union Station
Seek Protection From Pirate Band
Frantic parents of 28 children held for ransom by pirates appealed to Peihsiang authorities for recovery. In a battle between pirate kidnappers and pursuing parents three of the 31 kidnapped children were freed and one child was killed.
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Hangchow
Peihsiang
Seventeen Die In Siam Mine Landslide After Rain
BANGKOK Siam Sept 28 Seventeen persons were killed and an undetermined number injured in a landslide triggered by heavy rain in the Bagna mining area of South Siam. Advertisements note ATWATER KENT and Crosley radios and Willis bicycle and radio shop.
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Bangkok
Siam
Bagna
South
Atwater Kent & Crosley
Willis’ Bicycle & Radio i Shop
Worcester Man Denies Murder While Admitting Petting Trip
Newell P. Sherman testified at his murder trial admitting a prior petting outing with Esther Magill near Woonsocket two weeks before his wife gave birth. He insisted he is innocent, claimed the drowning was accidental, and denied infatuation with Magill despite her testimony of secret meetings and late-night rides.
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Wocester
Mass
Esther Magill
Newell P. Sherman
Sherman
Hoban
Lim
Tts
Magill
Yarn display at Minerva Yarns and Bernat Yarns
A yarn display will feature Bernat and Minerva yarns and a full line of samples on Tuesday October 1 from 10 p m to 8 30 p m Personal attention for customers choosing styles and yarns Isabel McC Alexander Mif red M Elsen 20 W Water St ad 9 28 1p 21
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Bernat and Minerva
Isabel McC
Alexander
Mifred M. Elsen
W. Water St. Ad
Shull's Lodge Serves Italian Spaghetti and Sandwiches
Local dining spot SHULL S LODGE on Shenandoah at Berry s Fer features Italian spaghetti and chili con carne with sandwiches and beer. Open nightly from 9 to 11.
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Berry’s
For Sale Heath Cling Peaches
For sale Heath cling peaches available Monday and Tuesday. C O Watson contact via phone 7 J in Stephens City.
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C. O. Watson
Stephens City
Prince among schoolmen inspires Boy Scout curriculum quote
Dean Russell of Teachers College Columbia University extols a program uniting boy interests with practical adult needs, urging a curriculum that blends service and study to engage youth.
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Dean Russell
Teach College
Columbia Univers
Man Hit By Auto Driven By Woman Near City Today
Luther H. Coffman 72 of 534 Highland Ave was critically injured when struck by a car driven by Mrs. Mary Warfield 811 West Cross St Baltimore near Berryville Pike east of the city. Coffman was walking toward Winchester on the left side of the road when the driver, passing a truck, struck him. He suffered a compound fracture of the legs and scalp wounds and was taken to Memorial hospital by Claude F. Massey. Police could not yet confirm his full identity.
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Luther H. Coffman
Highland Avenue
Winchester
Berryville Pike
Mary Warfield
West Cross Street
Baltimore
R. E. Bayliss
Coffman
Hugh W. Noon
South Howard Street
Bayliss
Warfield
Memorial Hospital
Claude F. Massey
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Clarke County
Mentality of Woman Slayer To Be Tested
Thelma Buxton, 27, wife of a Washington college professor and accused hatchet slayer of her mother-in-law Mrs Effie Buxton, will undergo a mental examination at Kent county jail. Drs John H Preston and C A Gillis will conduct the test at 9 am with State and defense counsel present. If found insane she faces hospital commitment. if sane she remains jailed until October court term.
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Chestertown
Thelma Buxton
Washington College
Effie Buxton
Kent County
Stephen R. Collins
F. Scott Beck
Chambers
Thomas J. Keating
John H. Preston
Maryland
C. A. Gillis
Baltimore
Beck
Collins
Kenneth S. Buxton
Sheppard Pratt
Phipps
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Property Notice for Yeakley and Hudson in Albin
Classified notice lists daily custom work by L. A. Hudson in Albin Va with phone 29 F 4 and Yeakley property at 320 Nat Ave. G T Yeakley express 9 27 1p 2t details.
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L. A. Hudson
Albin
Yeakley Property
Nat
Ave
G. T. Yeakley
NRA Chiefs Defend Blue Eagle History Project Value
NRA officials defended a two year effort to record and analyze Blue Eagle history saying the data would be worth many times its cost. They criticized critics who oppose payroll breadth and noted 1,900 employees work on history, code results, and voluntary agreements as field agents survey business sentiment toward new NRA legislation.
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NRA
Washington
Blue Eagle
L. J. Martin
Farmers Being Given A Chance Says President
President Roosevelt told a Fremont farm audience that the agricultural adjustment act gives farmers a chance for the first time in a generation. He called AAA an economic and constitutional democracy aiming to unify effort and promote general welfare under the constitution while acknowledging judicial challenges to its validity. The president cited a $5.3 billion income increase since 1932 and attributed gains to monetary policy drought and rising demand alongside the AAA program.
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Fremont
Neb
Roosevelt
West Coast
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt on train vows Navy strength despite others actions
U S President said Navy will be built to treaty strength regardless of other nations. In Florida a tropical hurricane roared through Cuba raising Florida concerns. Senator Capper called the Democratic Agricultural program a godsend to farmers. Thelma Buxton, 27, to undergo mental examination after admitting slaying her mother-in-law. The League of Nations adjourned amid grave events. Senator Hamilton Ae suffered a relapse. Suez Canal Company aims to keep canal open despite sanctions. Vasile Teacine held for mass murder of 21. Haile Selassie dispatched mobilization proclamations to governors for quick release if Italy acts.
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Roosevelt
United States Navy
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Florida
Topeka
Kas
Arthur Capper
Geneva
League of Nations
Moscow
Hamilton Ae
Paris
Suez Canal Company
Bucharest
Romania
Vasile Teacine
Addis Ababa
Haile Selassie
Italy
City to detain transients at jail for meals and lodging
Winchester officials backed by welfare director Mics Nan Keating chief of police C. W. Hollis and city manager Arthur M. Field announced a shift to charging vagrants for meals and lodging and housing them in the jail. The move follows failed transient camps and a rise in night arrivals as aid is cut off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of the Highway
Winchester
Mics Nan Keating
C. W. Hollis
Arthur M. Field
Little Theatre To Present Another Coward Play
Winchester drama fans will get a chance to see Noel Coward’s latest work at the Little Theatre around November 1. The production continues the theatre’s season of modern plays and promises stylish wit and sharp dialogue.
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Coward
Winchester
Noel Coward
New Committee To Be Elected In Winchester
Democrats of Winchester are urged to attend a city hall meeting at 8 PM Monday September 30 to elect a new executive committee as required by the party plan every two years. Noble D. Pierce, city chairman, calls the gathering and invites all Democrats to participate.
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Winchester
Corporation Court
Noble D. Pierce
Ner
Winchester Junk Co Ad For Iron Rags And Metals
Wanted steel iron and miscellaneous metals and rags. Shipping now. Best prices offered by Winchester Junk Co. located at 13 Fairfax Lane between Main and Braddock.
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Winchester Junk Co
Fairfax Lane
Main and
Braddock
Pickers Tickets Claim Quick Service and Low Prices
A brief notice from The Evening Star touts pickers tickets with fast service and reasonable prices, urging readers to place orders now before the rush.
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the Evening Star
FERA Workers Evacuated Amid Miami Hurricane Warnings
A new relief organization just completed readiness begins to function in Miami as doctors and nurses stand by. Hurricane warnings stretch between Key West and West Palm Beach, prompting evacuation of FERA workers.
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Miami
Key West
West Palm Beach
Death Toll Climbs From Caribbean Hurricane Striking Jamaica Cuba
Thirty two dead and millions in damage are reported as a tropical hurricane lashes Jamaica and central Cuba. The Wanderer reports grounding off Cuba, 1000 houses destroyed in Cienfuegos, Casilda wiped out, Jamaica crops damaged, and Florida coast warned of possible hurricane impact near Miami.
Wanderer aground off Cuba as cargo ship radioed ballast action
The British steamer Wanderer reported aground near Point Del Birril off Cuba's south coast. Lloyds lists it as a 5079 ton freighter owned by Charente with 395.5 foot length. Wanderer left Liverpool August 30 for Caracas. In Jamaica the tropical storm caused two deaths and $2.5 million banana crop damage. Roads and bridges were flooded with $200,000 repair costs. Havana reports naval headquarters on continuing crisis.
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Mongar Press
Jamaica
Cuba
Florida
Wanderer
Point del Birril
Cienfuegos
Havana
Viente de Mayo
Casilda
Kingston
California
Miami
West Palm Beach
Key West
Port Lauderdale
Fia
United States Coast Guard
Lloyd's Shipping Register
Charente Steamship Company, Ltd
Liverpool
Caracas
Venezuela
United Fruit Company
Naval Headquarters
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