Justice Black may speak on Ku Klux Klan matter later
Justice Hugo Black, returning from Europe, said he will make any statement on the Ku Klux Klan issue in a way that cannot be misquoted so the nation can hear it. He declined to discuss the charges or his Klan membership, noting he would be reachable in Washington, likely at the Supreme Court building, with reporters aboard the City of Norfolk.
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Supreme Court
Norfolk
Hugo Black
Europe
Klan
Black
The
Invisible Empire
Court Building
Washington
Hampton Roads
Notable quips on churchgoing and Mussolini in Hollywood
The piece cites MA Winchester recounting Uncle Eben to measure congregation size and a witty aside on Mussolini’s youth in a Hollywood colony. It notes his advance schedule and hints at a return to Rome, suggesting a precocious family dynamic.
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Eben
Philander Johnson
Washington Evening Star
Mussolini
Hollywood
Rome
This Fellow Wants A Word With Mr Black
Washington reports one man eager for word from Justice Hugo L Black not about the klan Rudolf Black secretary to Rep Lyle Rofen Oklahoma asks if Justice Black has his suit a checked one taken to a dry cleaner before Justice Black sailed for Europe could not be found Clerks say it must have been delivered with several Justice Black left here to be pressed.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Rudolph Black
Lyle Rofen
D.-Okla
Black
Justice Black
Europe
Byrd Urges Economy Remedy For Fiscal Crisis
Senator Byrd proposed cutting federal outlays and stopping check writing as the sole path to balance the budget. He urged halting the $7.5 billion annual regular spending, noting the 1929 1930 level was $3 billion, and argued economy should be actively applied rather than discussed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Far Northwest
Treasury
Byrd
Dem. Va
Annual Drive To Be Set At Meet On October 6
The Central Relief Association board will meet October 6 at 8 pm in the Council Chamber. President D J Howard announced the session will review expenditures and work accomplished as the group, founded in 1935, prepares its annual drive to fund community health and welfare needs.
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Central Relief Association
Council Chamber
D. J. Howard
Stock Market Leaders Dip in Mixed New York Trading
New York September 29 stock market leaders fell with many down one to four points. Quiet rallying stretches appeared but late declines were cut in half. Early pace was swift with slowed dealings. transfers ran near 1,300,000 shares as volume failed to expand.
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New York
George Washington Hotel Refinances Debt To Cut Interest
George Washington Hotel Corporation stockholders met to reelect Capt. Lewis F. Cooper as president and Eugene R. Branch as manager. The board added Eugene Cooper and noted the entire bonded debt was refinanced at five percent, lowering annual interest by about five thousand dollars.
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Lewis F. Cooper
Eugene R. Branch
George Washington Hotel Corporation
Capt
H. D. Fuller
Eugene R
R. Gray Williams
Eugene Cooper
Shirley Carter
Stewart Bell
M. Lohr Capper
J. S. Haldeman
W. Nelson Page
T. B. Patton
J. W. Rosenberger
Williams
Carter
Leach, Rindfleisch and
Scott, Certified Public Accountants
George Washington
Pope's Encyclical Attacks Communism and Nazi Germany
Vatican发布九月二十九日的通谕被解读为对共产主义俄国、纳粹德国及西班牙与墨西哥左翼政府的抨击。文中呼吁信徒十月诵玫瑰经以祈祷对抗邪恶及世政领导人对共产主义的敌对态度。
Pickers' Tickets Printed Now at the Star Office
Pickers' tickets are now printed at the Star Office. The notice urges readers to obtain or use tickets from the Star Office for the related event or service.
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Star Office
Edgewood Dining Room Closes For Remodeling
The Edgewood dining room will be closed Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday for remodeling. The notice lists dates and hours readable in the article segment.
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Wed
Thurs
Nues
U B Pastor And Family Move To The Parsonage
The Rev. Millard J. Miller becomes pastor of the United Brethren Church succeeding Rev. George W. Stover after 43 years of service. Miller, 37, is a Augusta county native with degrees from Weyers Cave High School Lebanon Valley College and Bonebrake Seminary. He and his wife and daughter moved into the parsonage at 108 North Avenue and led two services to large congregations.
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Millard J. Miller
United Brethren Church
North Avenue
Miller
George W. Stover
Virginia
Stover
Mr. Miller
Augusta County
Weyers Cave
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Hershey High School
Hershey
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Shenandoah College
Gunman Killed In Bank Hold Up in Midland
Midland Michigan September 29 One gunman died during a bank robbery attempt at the Chemical State Savings Bank after a dentist fired from his office window. A second gunman, Tony Chebartoris 37 of Detroit, was wounded and captured. The dead man was identified as Jack Gracey of Hamtramck Michigan.
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Midland
Mich
Chemical State Savings Bank
Jack Gracey
Hamtramck
Tony Chebatoris
Detroit
Gracey
Mussolini and Hitler Hold a Final Confab in Berlin
Premier Mussolini and Adolf Hitler concluded talks reaffirming European cooperation and urging peace as Mussolini reviewed Germany's military might. The pair placed tributes to war dead and observed a 25 unit parade of Germany's army while foreign attaches watched. Britain and France pressed Mussolini on withdrawing Italian legions from Spain.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Russia
Nazi Germany
Spain
Mexico
Berlin
Mussolini
Hitler
Europe
Vatican Secretariat of State
Germany
Charlottenburg Polytechnical School
Truman Smith
United States
London
Britain
France
Italy
Byrd Opposes Integrated DC Area Government Plan
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia rejects the National Resources committee proposal for an integrated municipal government for the District of Columbia and nearby Maryland and Virginia counties. He argues the counties are governed by their own state laws and the plan would be impractical.
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Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
National Resources Committee
Byrd
Murray asks governor to probe Johnstown officials
Pittsburgh reporting that Philip Murray head of the steel workers organizing committee telegraphed Governor George H. Earle urging an immediate investigation of Johnstown local officials. In other dispatches, the American Bar Association formed a seven man committee to oppose any court restructuring as George O Frank of the NYSE clearing house is named. London reports Sir Harry Augustus Twyford elected lord mayor at Guildhall.
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Pittsburgh
Philip Murray
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
George H. Earle
Johnstown
Kansas City
American Bar Association
Supreme Court
London
Harry Augustus Twyford
City of London
Guildhall
Sailors Threaten Strike On Calmar Line Ships
Patrick Whalen chairman of the port committee of the National Maritime Union said a strike would be called on five Calmar Line ships now bound for Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Patrick Whalen
National Maritime Union
Calmar Line
Japanese Aerial Attacks Hit Canton Area Cause Casualties
Hong Kong reports Japanese air raids over Canton today caused widespread destruction and many casualties. Two raiding planes were shot down.
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Hong Kong
Canton
Typist Cleared on Murder Charge in New York
Miss Gertrude O Keefe a 37 year old Wall Street typist was freed of a first degree murder charge today in connection with the slay.
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New York
Gertrude O'Keefe
Wall Street
Kidnapping Suspect Pleads Guilty in New York Trial
Clyde Derrick of Rome New York pleaded guilty to kidnapping two Johnson City police officers. He received a sentence of 30 years to life in Attica prison. Ten alleged terrorists were executed in Leningrad for disrupting power service, reported by Pravda.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Clyde Derrick
Rome
Johnson City
Attica
Moscow
Leningrad
Pravda
Connery Wins Congressional Seat in Roosevelt Backing
Lawrence J. Connery, 41, a war veteran and former top sergeant, captured the Congress seat of his late brother William P. Connery with a 13,380 vote plurality in Lynn Massachusetts. He hailed the victory as a decisive sign of support for President Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Lynn
Mass
Lawrence J. Connery
Congress
House
William P. Connery
League Hall and Gallery Cheer Hall's Castigation
Geneva reporters described cheers as Leland Harrison read Cordell Hull's condemnation of Japanese air attacks on Chinese cities. Hull labeled the actions unwarranted and contrary to humanity, prompting applause from delegates and galleries. A French proposal to create a Sino Japanese sub committee was accepted, while Spanish talks remained unsettled.
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Geneva
League of Nations
Leland Harrison
United States
Cordell Hull
Washington
League
Hull
Harrison
Switzerland
Francis de Tessan
France
Grand Jury to Convene in Frederick County Court
Frederick Circuit Court will convene Monday morning with Judge Philip Williams presiding to form a grand jury. Expected cases include Alfred Curry of Stephens City tied to the death of Clarence Wanzer and William Siders alias William R Berry on felonious assault charges against Virginia Emmett. Siders could not make $5,000 bond.
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Curry
Siders
Virginia Emmett
A. J. Tavenner
Death Removes Miss Lockwood
Word of the death of Miss Read Lockwood former resident of Winchester reached friends. She died last Saturday at her home in Westport a Baltimore suburb after long illness. Survived by brother Col John Lockwood US Army ret. niece Miss Edith R Sturdy and nephew Henry Frances Sturdy. Funeral held 11 am yesterday in Washington and burial at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Ross Read Lockwood
Winchester
Westport
Baltimore
John Alexander Lockwood
Julia McLane Lockwood
Delaware
Miss Lockwood
Annapolis
Protestant Episcopal Church
Col
John Lockwood
United States Army
Washington, D. C
Edith R. Sturdy
Henry Frances Sturdy
Washington
Rock Creek Cemetery
City
Total Payments To Farmers May Reach $60 000
Farmers not yet earning full allowance under the 1937 Conservation Program may still receive payments before the program ends on November 1. Payments cover seeding timothy and redtop with a small grain crop, and incentives for applying superphosphate or potash with phosphate and lime. Payment rates include one dollar per acre for timothy or redtop usage and 30 cents per acre for applying 16 percent superphosphate per minimum requirements on pastures or seedings.
Miss Ada Hardesty Dies In Clarke County
Miss Ada Davenport Hardesty died at 4 a m in Berryville Clarke county at the home of the Misses Forster. She was a Frederick county native and semi invalid for years. Survived by sister Mrs Charles W Robinson Newport News Va and three brothers Forster M Hardesty Clarke county Fred J Hardesty Akron Ohio and Clarke W Hardesty at the family homestead. Funeral Friday at 3 p m from the Forster home with Rev E T Clark and Rev Dr L A Parker officiating. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named A B Hummer Shade Moore William Holladay Charles R Keeler Edward J Pitman Joe L Jolliffe.
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Berryville
Ada Davenport Hardesty
Forster
Miss Hardesty
Frederick County
M. Jones
Elizabeth Carter Hardesty
Old Fairfax Hall Seminary
Winchester
Mary E. Billings
Nina Shepherd
Cameron Street
Charles W. Robinson
Newport News
Forster M. Hardesty
Clarke County
Fred J. Hardesty
Akron
Ohio
Clarke W. Hardesty
Old Homestead
Chinese II Corps Sacrifices Sailors in Shanghai Naval Attack
Twenty Chinese soldiers died in a dawn raid to destroy the Japanese flagship Idzumo near Shanghai. The blast created a 150 foot water geyser while battles raged as Japanese and Chinese forces clashed along the 25 mile front northwest of the city. American and British assets remained near the scene as tensions spiked during the Shanghai fight.
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Shanghai
Whangpoo
Augusta
United States Asiatic Fleet
Shanghai New Engineering
Pootung
Answers to Common Questions on Page 4 Column 4
The note directs readers to Page 4 Column 4 for information. It lists questions about inheritance of tuberculosis migration altitude of birds Kipling's departure from the U S after settling here and Rotary clubs in Germany plus Russia's highest mountain.
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Rudyard Kipling
United States
Germany
Russia
Wanted good homes for pretty half grown kittens
An aid wanted notice seeks homes for kittens described as white with black spots or black with white spots and a mix of colors. Contact by phone numbers 1182 or 41-1 for adoption.
Fall bulbs large and finest selection at Winchester Seed Co
A Winchester seed store advertises a large and finest selection of fall bulbs including tulips hyacinths jonquils and narcissus. The notice highlights quality and variety available at the Winchester Seed Co with catalog and price cues.
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Winchester Seed CO
Ewing Studio to Reopen October First for Dance Classes
Reopening at 14 W. Monmouth St announces enrollment in ballet tap modern and ballroom for children and adults. Classes begin Oct 1 with offerings at EWING STUDIO. Also listed bulk New Orleans molasses quart 30c at Pure Food Store.
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W. Monmouth St
New Orleans
PURE
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George Washington Corporation
Pope
Edgewood
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M. J. Miller
U. B
Third Reich
Benito Mussolini
Il Duce
Bie Lens
Ing
George O. Frank
New York Stock Exchange Clearing House
Japan
China
Viscount Cranborne
Foreign Affairs
de Tessan
Alfred Curry
William Siders
Clarke
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