President Calls Convoy Absurd, Says Legislator
Washington April 3. President Roosevelt dismissed convoy plans as too absurd. Congress would be consulted for any action and legal authority for naval escorts discussed. Officials indicated discussions with Navy on further reinforcements and ship transfers amid European war concerns.
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Mrs Kennedy to Discuss Missions Speaking Engagement
Mrs Kennedy will address a missionary meeting about global missions with emphasis on outreach and support. The event features Mrs Wilhelmina Kenn as a participant and discussion moderator at the local church hall.
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Wilhelmina Kenn
Local Desk Reporters Names Line Expanded
Stephe n Sa reporters list includes Sylvia Carper Anna Marie DeHaven Ruth Parker Ann Lemley Isabelle Sheetz Esther Parker Virginia Madagan Kathryn Venable Frank Brumback Rebecca Eber
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Sylvia Carper
Anna Marie DeHaven
Ruth Parker
Ann Lemley
Isabelle Sheetz
Esther Parker
Virginia Madagan
Kathryn Venable
Frank Brumback
Rebecca Eber
City School Days Recap and Local Activities
Report covers Crim Lectures on Africa by Rev. Harry Crino of the Presbyterian Church in Virginia. It notes student projects, Red Cross sweater drives, home economics sewing, and a senior exam trip to Weedstock with scholarship prize. Mentions diverse student names and school clubs.
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Red Cross
Janice Bucher
Yvonne Bayliss
Tails Perry
Juyuani Scrivener
Strickler
Beatrice Anderson
Ailian Snyder
Marjorie Moore
Janice Rickard
Edith May Waite Simmons
Nina Geauth
Pare Rhodes
Britain
Prevent
Sonics
B . Rhodesle Whitcre
Ice Anderson
Poe Dowda
Hargeret Wean
Winnie Wal
Rhoedeile Teles
Mary Gay Barker
Byron Harris
Mas Russell
Earl Sameell Teld Belen
Weedstock
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Stephens City High School
Local Baseball Card Oddities Highlight Player Notations
Fragmentary lines list players such as Helen, Theresa Malone, Ruby Lee Petty and Iva as fielder or substitute roles. Vague terms like first, second, and eerie fielder suggest positional notes or roster scraps from a past contest.
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Theresa Malonetty Moore
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Ruby Lee Petty
Fragmented OCR whispers on 3A Dats and city hints
Readable fragments mention 3A Dats and a city, but details are unclear. The text hints at a location or event with a bee reference and mentions a watchdog or keeper. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present to confirm.
Virginia Selective Service flags convicts in 4-F draft class
Richmond April 3. Virginia Selective Service headquarters reported that men convicted of manufacturing liquor during prohibition were barred from induction, with 75 students in two sections noted alongside obscured local school changes and resignations.
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Virginia
Selective Service
Jeantne Vente
Col
Mills Neal
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