McKee Enters Race for Mayor of Greater New York
Joseph V. McKee announced his candidacy for mayor of New York City. He will run as an independent Democrat against Fiorello LaGuardia and John P. O'Brien as Tammany Hall’s candidate. The decision ends days of frenzied speculation in New York politics.
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Greater
N. Y
New York
Joseph V. McKee
New York City
Fiorello LaGuardia
Blican
John P. O’brien
Tammany Hall
Mayor Anderson To Hear WilliamsCase This Evening
Winchester Mayor Charles R. Anderson will hold a 6 oclock hearing on charges of discourtesy against Patrolman Lloyd Williams. Williams was suspended by Chief C W Hollis after reports of abusive language while on duty. The mayor's hearing follows his conference with Chief Hollis after Anderson returned from a Danville meeting with the League to Virginia Municipalities.
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Winchester
Lloyd Williams
Williams
C. W. Hollis
Hollis
Anderson
League
Virginia
Danville
Little Rays of Sunshine Trickle Through Market
In New York on September 29 the market showed limited gains with early cheer led by alcohol and metal shares. Trading soon faded to a drizzle as initial advances faded and prices drifted. Sterling opened at 4.74 1/4 dollars amid a cautious session.
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New York
Grocers Protest N R A Price Cutting
John M. Pohlhaus, president of the Maryland Retail Grocers Association, wires President Roosevelt that small merchants cannot operate under the N R A grocers code unless price cutting by chain stores ends. He says the code should require prices at least 4.2 times cost and notes independent grocers signed to cover overhead with higher prices.
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John M. Pohlhaus
Maryland Retail Grocers’ Association
Roosevelt
N. R. A. Grocers
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Senate record shows subsidies to Export Steamship Corp
Washington September 29 the Senate committee on subsidies reports that under Coolidge and Hoover the Export Steamship Corp received 45,230,151 in federal grants. The line bought 23 Shipping Board vessels for 1,351,307 that had cost the government 42,114,117.
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Byrd Ship Sets Sail For South
Bayonne N J September 29 Heavily loaded with fuel the Bear supply ship of Rear Admiral Richard E Byrds Antarctic expedition left here this morning with Norfolk Virginia as its next stop The ship arrived here yesterday from Boston on the first leg of its journey.
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Bayonne
N. J
Richard E. Byrd
Norfolk
Boston
Releasing the Life-Buoy Regulations and Reptile Relations
Navy rules require an efficient person to release the life buoy at sea and in strong tideways both underway and at anchor. In port, crocodiles and alligators are thought to be distantly related with dinosaurs showing features linking crocodilia and birds.
Foreign Firm Garnished in Winchester Court Decree
In the Corporation Court of Winchester on September 27 1933 the Farmers and Merchants National Bank sues Connolly Shaw Limited and co defendants to attach all assets and garnish monies due by the defendants totaling 9000 dollars with interest and costs. Connolly Shaw Limited a foreign nonresident with no Virginia agent is ordered to appear within ten days after publication. The order requires weekly newspaper publication for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star and posting at the courthouse front door and mailing to the Connolly address in Liverpool England. Teste C M Smith Clerk.
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C.H. White
George H. Levi
R. A. Shafer
W W. Glass
Connolly Show
Virginia
Victoria Street
Liverpool
England
Gonnolly Shaw Limited
Corporation Court
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Connolly Ae Limited
Berryville Guests Entertained By Capt and Mrs Wray
Captain and Mrs Frank Moray hosted guests in Berryville in honor of Mr and Mrs Thomas Carlton Harrison of England. The couple and their children plan to sail October 13 on the Minnetonka and visit Ocean View before returning to New York with their children. The social list included many local residents and visiting relatives, with movements to North Fork and Richmond noted for household arrangements and schooling.
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Berryville
Frank Moray
Thomas Carlton Harrison
England
Blackburn Smith
Harrison
Anne Riddle
Smith
James Riddle
Ocean View
Minnetonka
Riddle
New York
Wray
E. L. Tessier
Ewart Johnston
Allerton Read
J. C. Randolph
J. D. Griffing
H. B. Whiting
H. B. Harris
William Beverley
Armstead Welbourne
Clemens
Leesburg
Tom Peyton
Edward McC. Williams
Thomas M. Reynolds
E. Blackburn-Moore
Ellicott City
Elliot Burwell
Henry Winstead
Baltimore
Robert Browse
John McDonald
Anne McDonald
Cruger W. Smith
Dallas Tucker
Edward Cooke
Frank Harrison
Philip Nelson
Hugh H. McCormick
Rolfe Gerhardt
J. B Brazier
F. A. Brown
Morris
Harold
James M. Mason
Fontaine Alexander
Frank M. Wray
John B. Neill
Samuel Chew Williams
Anne Cabell Williams
Richmond
Miss Williams
St. Katharinee’s School
Williams
St. Katharine
Rappahannock River
Montford Jones
Mary Helen Jones
Bristow
Okla
Everett Mitchell
Chicago
S. J Winter
Kosciusko
Jones
Bernard and
Everard Jones
Washington
John Nichols
William Sweet
Van Der Lubbe Says He Set Fire to Reichstag
In Leipz ig on September 29 Marinus Van Der Lubbe admitted guilt in the Reichstag fire during the trial. Judge Wilhelm Buenger pressed for his own account and Van Der Lubbe, with downcast eyes, answered almost inaudibly that he did set the fire.
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Leipzig
Germany
Marinus van der Lubbe
Ther
Wilhelm Buenger
van der Lubbe
Buenger
Reichstag
Winchester U B Circuit Installations Scheduled
Mt Olive Mt Pleasant Red Bud and Pleasant Valley churches announce sermons Sunday School and Christian Endeavor services. Installation of church officers planned during sermon period. Bible study Genesis instruction and instruction class for children scheduled.
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Mt. Olive
Christian Endeavor
Mt. Pleasant
All Christian Endeavor
Pleasant Valley Noe Society
Fairview
Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate Service Schedule
Rev C E Seastrunk invites attendees to worship with Sunday School at 10 a m and Divine service with Holy Communion at 11 a m. Lutheran League meets at 7 30 p m. Also listings for Fremont Hayfield St John Mt Williams services with Sunday School at 10 a m and 2 p m, and additional divine services at 3 p m or 7 30 p m. You are welcome to these services.
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Hayfield
St. John’s
Mt. Williams
Thousands back to work under NRA codes as groups sign
Washington reports 750000 workers rehired between July 15 and Aug 15, plus 1.5 million since March under NRA and other efforts. Pay envelopes rise, production and employment data show coded groups expanding, with arbitration and consumer price surveillance set to curb profiteering.
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Washington
N. R
Secretary of
Perkins
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N. R A
National Arbitration Board
Consumer’s Advisory Board
Hopewell Friends Meeting Invites Community to Sunday Services
Hopewell Friends Meeting near Clearbrook announces services each Sunday at 10 p m and Sunday School at 11 a m Mary Lizzie Hughes of Loudoun County is expected to attend both services this coming Sunday Everyone is invited to attend the services.
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Clearbrook
Mary Lizzie Hughes
Loudoun County
Lindberghs Fly From Moscow After Soviet Aviation Visit
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh completed four days of sightseeing and aviation study in the Soviet capital Moscow and departed for an unannounced destination believed to be Tallinn Estonia.
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Moscow
Charles A. Lindbergh
Tallinn
Estonia
Youths Shift Blame in Slaying as Murder Charge Flows
WASHINGTON youths claimed they did not know Sollenberger was dead after a homicide. a warrant charged Fair with murder and arraignment was planned before Magistrate Harry F Snyder. Outside the jail, onlookers stayed orderly as officials moved to proceed with the case. Sollenberger, to be buried, leaves a widow and two daughters.
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Oene One
Washington
Washington Park
Sollenberger
Fair
Harry F Snyder
Executors Sale of Farm of Joseph F. Bean Deceased
The executors offer at public auction in Winchester Virginia at 11 a.m. on Wednesday October 18 1933 a farm of 411 acres in Frederick County two miles northwest of Mt Williams twelve miles west of Winchester with limestone grazing land a good house barn and out buildings an undeveloped cave and virgin timber about 200 acres. Terms: one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal installments via two purchaser bonds in one and two years with interest and secured by deed of trust and insurance on the building. J H and I D Wright executors. Dunn and Duvall auctioneers.
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E. G. Fauver
Winchester
Virginia
Court House
Frederick County
Mt. Williams
Rome
Romney
W Va
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