Shenandoah Valley Travel Expected To Rise In 1940
Cedric G of Shenandoah Valley Inc predicts substantial travel revenue gains in 1940 as Americans anticipate war developments abroad. Last year traffic fell during spring and early summer, but absence of New York World’s Fair air and expected stalemate abroad could boost late summer and fall travel. Officials say over 2,000,000 visitors sampled the valley in 1940, leaving an estimated 16 million dollars in the area between the Potomac and Roanoke. The organization is running extensive Florida advertising to lure winter vacationists homeward through Shenandoah Valley.
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Shenandoah’ Valley
Cedric G
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
France
Britain
New York
Shenandoah Valley
Potomac River
Roanoke
Florida
Shenandoah
Junior Maids of Honor at the Court of St James Festival
Poetic tribute to two English girls, Mabel McDonald listed as a participant, describing a peaceful pageantry scene with marching bands and a festive day.
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Court of St. James
Shenandoahs
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promotes Bile Flow
Vintage cure ad urges waking the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills to encourage bile flow and bowel movement. Claims daily bile production prevents stagnation and bloating, touts 10¢ and 25¢ sizes.
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Carter
Public Sale of City Residence in Winchester Va
The Trustee will offer at public auction on Saturday May 3 1941 at 11 o clock in front of the County Court House Winchester Va the property known as 406 South Loudoun Street a 50 by 193 foot lot with a large frame dwelling. One third cash with the balance in two yearly installments secured by purchaser bonds and a deed of trust. Interest payable and insured. Herbert S. Larrick Trustee.
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Virginia Dunlap Crabill
Winchester
Loudoun Street
R. Ray Sartelle
Herbert
Larrick
Hitler risks Italian fleet in bold Mediterranean gamble
The column argues the Axis chief gambled on a swift victory by risking the Italian navy to strike at British forces in the Mediterranean. The plan failed as the British damaged the fleet without losses of their own. Hitler now weighs actions against Yugoslavia with caution to avoid a colossal blunder.
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Sommeone
Hitler
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Rome
Yugoslavia
Balkan
Atlantic
England
Italy
Bulldog Pep Strays From Jones Home Found With Another Jones
A bulldog named Pep wandered from the David H. Jones residence in Omaha. A week later Pep was located at the David R. Jones home. The Jones families are not related.
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Neb
Pep
Miliar
David H. Jones
David R. Jones
Joneses
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed
A reader friendly puzzle list featuring across clues such as Float Firearm Afternoon receptions and Cereal grasses as well as down clues like Draw along Ascend and Whether. Includes a note about distribution by King Features Syndicate Me Bz.
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King Features Syndicate
First Billion For Supplies Being Spent
The United States moved to spend 1.08 billion dollars on lease lend supplies under President Roosevelt. Four departments will place contracts for military materiel agriculture commodities and miscellaneous goods as part of the $7 billion program. The output will support Britain and other nations and augment existing army and navy stocks. A congressional closed session discussed convoy policy and agreed to seek legislation barring American naval vessels from convoying supplies.
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Union Bank Stockholders Meet in Winchester Virginia
Notice to stockholders of the Union Bank of Winchester Virginia that the annual meeting will be held at the banking house 101 N. Loudoun Street Winchester on Thursday April 24 1941 from 11 to 12 a m for election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting Cashier George Bushnell signs: 3-26 4-2 9 16 4t
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Union Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
Union Bank
Union Bank of Winchester
N. Loudoun Street
George Bushnell
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