Senate panel widens probe into campaign spending
The Senate committee on campaign expenditures reports over 500 complaints of abuses across a dozen states. Chairman Sheppard says investigators will stay active through the November election as they review primaries in Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Maryland California Pennsylvania Georgia North and South Dakota and others. A full report to the Senate is planned after the election with potential recommendations.
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Washington
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Ae Ee
Sheppard
D-Tex
Senate
Kentucky
Aet
Proto
Stresee
Bayviews
Chandler
Tennessee
WPA Servie
George Berry
Thomas Stew
The Hitler Victory Editorial午夜
The piece laments Rome and Berlin celebrations after Hitler’s triumph. It argues democracies surrendered to dictators, warns of future German expansion toward the Black Sea and Ukraine, and urges American unity with Britain in prayer.
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Hitler
Black Sea
Ukraine
Southern Storm Heads Toward Stricken Areas
A southern storm formed over eastern North Carolina after two tornadoes lashed Charleston and Washington yesterday. It moved up the coast toward Long Island and New England, with meteorologists saying its force should not match last week’s devastation. New York City faces northeast winds, rain fell in the metro area, and Fire Island reported 40 mph gusts and high surf as the storm neared.
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Associated Press
North Carolina
Charleston
D. C
Long Island
New England
Weather Bureau
James H. Kimball
New York
Nantucket
Mass
New York City
Coast Guards
Fire Island
September Building Permits Reach 41325 In Winchester
Winchester issued building permits totaling 41325 in September, lifting the year to 319565. The month’s total trails August’s 44440 with projects including dwellings on North Kent Berryville Avenue and National Avenue, a store and offices on East Piccadilly, and a Masonic Temple smoke stack.
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Winchester
Manuel
North Kent
L. R. Dettra
North Avenue
Claude B. Smaltz, Jr
Berryville Avenue
George H. Eagle
Franklin Street
Claude
Jefferson Street
Wounds Father During a Dream
Frederick Maryland and Frankfort Kentucky reports describe two separate shootings during nightmares. Curtis Houck, 26, wounded his father Raymond 49, a Pennsylvanian Railroad trackman, at their home with a .22 pistol as his father cried to stop. In Kentucky 9-year-old Ballard Rucker Jr. was fatally wounded by his stepfather George Taylor during a nightmare, the shot piercing the wall between rooms and causing fatal bleeding.
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Woodsboro
Bowers
Curtis
Frankfort
Ballard Rucker, Jr
Guy Wainscott
George Taylor
Taylor
Consciouness
Winchester bond issue supported by Company I 116th Inf VA NG
Notice from officers and enlisted men of Company I 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard thanking Winchester citizens and various organizations for helping the bond issue succeed and allow them to remain in Winchester. Headquarters Company 3rd Battalion.
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Virgin @tional
Winchester
116Th Inf
Va. N. G
Winchester vows honor for Maurice M. Lynch with testimonial dinner
Friends of Maurice M. Lynch dean of the Winchester bar and Frederick County’s “Grand Old Man” announce plans for a testimonial dinner October 11 at 7 pm at the George Washington Hotel. J Merle Thorpe will be principal speaker with Senator Byrd invited to review Lynch’s career.
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Maurice M. Lynch
Winchester
Frederick County
George Washington Hotel
J. Merle Thorpe
The
Nation’s Business
H. F. Byrd
Lynch
Gittaeorns Joya
Cil
Lehman Accepts renomination for fourth term governor
Governor Lehman agreed to seek renomination by the Democratic party for a fourth term after three days of talks. The move virtually ensures renomination by acclamation at the state convention. He would also be a candidate for the short term U S Senate seat in the event of his renomination.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Lehman
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
New York City
James A. Farley
Leutenant
Filal
Supreme Court
Les Polletti
Senate
United States Senate
Royal S. Copeland
Farley
Albany
John Boyd Fs Prue
Robert F. Wagner
Rep
James Mead
Buffalo
Winchester approves armory bonds by large margin
Voters in Winchester approve 705 to 151 for armory bonds while seeking a $27 000 PWA grant for 45 percent of the $60 000 cost. The city also authorizes up to $33 000 in bonds repayable over 30 years at under four percent interest, with a notably light turnout of 856 ballots.
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116Th Infantry
PWA
Winchester
Board of Trade
Pirates Pennant March Halted by Reds
In Cincinnati the Pirates fell 7 to 1 to the Reds in the first game of a doubleheader. Paul Derringer pitched five hits for his 21st win of the season. Wally Berger and Ernie Lombardi homered for Cincinnati in the fifth.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Paul Derringer
Wally Berger
Ernie Lombardini
Ministers To Meet October 3 In Winchester
The Ministerial Association of Winchester will meet Monday morning October 3 at 10 30 in the Handley Library. A good attendance is desired as reorganiza tion and new business will be considered.
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Ministerial Association of Winchester
Handley Library
Winchester Ministerial Association
Cam Air
Ooman
Bio Committee For Religion and ‘Welfare Recovery
Winchester
Ronald S. Wilson
Charles H. Funk
Hitler Advances Toward Germanic Confederation Dramatically
Munich dispatch notes Adolf Hitler has secured a major stride toward a Germanic confederation and a peace appeal to friendly nations after the four power conference. If Czechoslovakia yields the Sudetenland plan, implications could reshape Europe for generations, with Austria already controlled by Nazi forces. A public sale of securities of Shirley Carter estate by Shenandoah Valley National Bank is listed for October 1, 1938.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Munich
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Austria
Europe
Shirley Carter
Shenandoah Valley
Nat. Bank
Munich Accord Ends Brink of War in Europe
The big four leaders Britain France Italy and Germany reach a settlement over Czechoslovakia. Sudeten German plebiscites and an international commission are set to regulate annexation. Daladier Chamberlain and Mussolini praise peace while Soviet Russia is excluded from talks. Poland and Hungary may gain parts of Czechoslovakia.
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Associated Press
Europe
Munich
Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Dalladier
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Daladier
France
Germany
Britain
Italy
Soviet
Russia
German Forces Ready to Goose-Step Toward Czechoslovakia
Berlin reports German units prepared to move into southwestern Czechoslovakia along the Austrian frontier after a four power plan proposed by Hitler. Sources say caissons would roll tomorrow, starting north of Passau and Linz as parts of prewar Austria.
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Berlin
Czechoslovakia
War Ministry
Adolf Hitter
Czech
Passau
Linz
Germany
Announcing Homewood Stieff Silver Pattern
Hodgson and Brown, exclusive agency for Stieff Silver, invites calls to view the Homewood pattern, a new Homewood masterwork from Stieff Sterling. September 30 notice appears in agency listing.
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Homewood
Hodgson & Brown
Special prep classes for civil service exam at Winchester College
Special preparatory classes for the typist stenographic civil service examination will be conducted at The Winchester Business College. Call 1219 for details. Also noted are an unusual bargain for four 32x6 10 ply Ground Grip tires in excellent condition being sold.
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Winchester Business College
Call
Prague Accepts Munich Pact and Surrender of Lands
Czech Premier Jan Syrovy announced acceptance of the four power Munich agreement to dismember Czechoslovakia. General Krejci urged army loyalty to defend the new state as 50 000 Sudeten Germans fled. authorities warned numbers would grow, but refugees pale beside those unable to leave.
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Czechoslovakia
Jan Syrovy
Siberia
Ludwig Krejci
Syrovy
Sudetenland
Prime Minister Chamberlains London Return After Munich Accord
Premier Chamberlain returned to London amid cheering crowds after the Munich four power conference. He carried a letter from King George VI and reported to the King on the talks, with hopes for a broad European settlement and a new agreement among Britain France Germany and Italy. The Munich accord granted parts of Czechoslovakia to Germany and promised plebiscites in remaining areas.
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London
Chamberlain
Heston
Germany
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Munich
Hitler
Mussolini
Britain
France
Sir Austen Chamberlain
Locarno
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Rumania
Yugoslavia
Czechakia
Sudetenland
Oll
House of Commons
Anthony Eden
Europe
Chamberla
Godesberg
Two Routes To Be Surveyed For Highway At Boyce Va
The Virginia State Highway Department will survey two relocation routes for Route 50 around Boyce Clarke County to avoid a grade crossing. One route would run about 600 feet from the town. the other about a mile and a half away. Each route is about six miles long and the survey aims mainly to compare costs.
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Boyce
Richmond
State Highway Department
Henry G. Shirley
General Assembly
Clarke County
Bob Riley's Orch at The John Marshall Sat Nite
Local music note announces Bob Riley's Orch performing at The John Marshall Saturday night with an entry cover charge.
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John Marshall
Bob Riley and His Old Sun at Potomac Route WVad
Performances announced for October 2 and 9 at Wenertore Maryland near Harpers Ferry. Admission 55 cents, beer 10 cents. Venue and exact timing unclear due to partial OCR.
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Bob Riley
His
Old Sun
Potomac
Wenertore
Harpers Fetty
W. S
Adm
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