Drug Act Is Im, rved Says FDA Official
Dr. P B Dunbar assistant chief of the FDA told the American Chemical Society that new drug provisions ease compliance as bacteriology and food color chemistry advance. He cited reviews of 2000 cases and experience of about 100 physicians approving sale of a major new drug. He warned against withholding needed drugs or rushing dangerous ones.
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Baltimore
P. B. Dunbar
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Dunbar
American Chemical Society
Food On Drug Administration
Dr. Dunbar
Card of thanks and bankruptcy notice in Virginia
CARD OF THANKS. We wish to thank our friends for flowers and use of cars. Mrs. Robert Knight and daughters. IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. In The Matter of Joseph Bean Newlin Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy No. 1436 To the creditors of Joseph B. Newlin of Winchester Virginia. NOTICE is hereby given that said Joseph B. Newlin has been duly adjudged a bankrupt on a petition filed by him on the 27th day of March 1939, and that the first meeting of his creditors will be held at Corporation Court house in Winchester Virginia on the 14th day of April 1939 at 12:00 noon, at which place and time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, appoint a committee of creditors, examine the bankrupt as to his acts conduct and property, and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting. Dated at Harrisonburg this 3rd day of April 1939. EDWARD C. MARTZ Referee In Bankruptcy.
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United States District Court For
Western District of
Virginia
Joseph Bean Newlin
Joseph B. Newlin
Winchester
Frederick
Corporation Courthouse
Harrisonburg
Edward C. Martz
Last Rites For David H. Hartman
The funeral of David H. Hartman, a Frederick County native who died March 31 in Baltimore, was held Monday at Omps funeral home. The Rev. E B Smith and the Rev. Charles Hines officiated. Hartman, a council member of Emanuel Lutheran Church, was laid to rest in Mount Hebron Cemetery. pallbearers included William Buncutter, Walter Gano, Newton McDonald, John Clayton, Frederick Worth and James Sweeney.
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David H. Hartman
Frederick County
Baltimore
Omps
North Braddock Street
E. B. Smith
Albin
Gravel Springs
Mount Hebron Cemetery
William Buncutter
Walter Gano
Newton McDonald
John Clayton
Frederick Worth
James Sweeney
Nazis and Poles Clash in Langfuhr near Danzig
Twenty persons were arrested after a clash between Nazis and Poles in Langfuhr near Danzig. Two men were injured as chairs and beer glasses flew and anti Polish and Nazi slurs were shouted. The disorder followed earlier Polish German student protests on Feb 27.
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Free City of
Danzig
Langfuhr
Here
Poland
Food Sale By Ladies' Aid at Mt Pleasant Church
A food sale will be held in the store room at 11 North Main Street on Saturday April 8. The event is organized by the Ladies' Aid of Mt Pleasant U B Church.
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N. Main St
Ladies’ Aid of
Mt. Pleasant U. B. Church
Annual Meeting of Union Bank of Winchester Shareholders
Notice to shareholders that the Union Bank of Winchester Virginia will hold its annual meeting at 101 N Loudoun Street Winchester on Thursday April 27 1939 from 11 to 12 for election of directors and other business. George Bushnell cashier signs for the bank.
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Union Bank OF
Winchester
Virginia
Union Bank
Union Bank of Winchester
City of
N. Loudoun Street
George Bushnell
Galilee Church to Host Easter Program on April 9
The Galilee Church of Christ near Grimes will present a community Easter program Sunday evening April 9 starting at 7 15 featuring opening song Sing in Triumph Over The Tomb responsive reading prayers by Minister Wilbur A id various solos duets and readings including The Gardners Daughter Christ is Risen and Easter Lilies Everywhere with a sermon on Christ's Resurrection by Wilbur A Reid and an offering.
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Galilee Church of Christ
Grimes
Tormb
Wilbur
Calvary
Gardner's Daughter
Elizabeth Crim
Zelda Barrett
Princess Strother
Jesus
Reading
DeKalb Russell
Charles E. McVay
Hazel
Frances Bageant
Wilbur A. Reid
Easter service planned at Mt Hebron United Brethren Church
Brush Creek notes report community cordiality with visits among families from Ridgeway Martinsburg and Winfield area. An Easter service is set for next Sunday with a song service at 2 pm by the Mauzy sisters and others, inviting all locals to attend.
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Orlin DeHaven
A. P. Whitacre
Martinsburg
Maggie Shockey
Fred Mauzy
Ridgeway
W. Va
Laura Dailey
Ruth Kerns
Raymond L. Heironimus
Elsie
Frances
Washington, D. C
J. R. Whitacre
Harry O. Kerns
Gainesboro
Arnold Dailey
Siler
Guy Reynolds
George
Ruby
Peggy
Alva Lamp
Thelma
Eva
Gladys
Glenn
Archie E. Dunlap
Mt. Hebron United Brethren Church
Katherine
Mary
Margaret Mauzy
Howard
Moorefield
Normad DeHaven
A. L. DeHaven
Harold
Elmer
Lucille Dailey
Laura C. Dailey
Brown Mason
Snowden Burton
John Dunlap
Ruth M. Kerns
Bank Qualifies as Executor in Samscell Estate
The Commercial and Savings Bank today qualified in Circuit Court as executor of the estate of the late Mrs Emma N Samscell with a bond in the penalty of $2000.
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the Commercial and Savings Bank
Emma N. Samscell
Brucetown Methodist Churches Run Visitation Campaign
Five Brucetown charge churches conducted an eight week visitation evangelism effort. Over 500 homes were contacted with service time cards left. 30 members joined, 14 children baptized, and attendance rose. In 12 months 114 new members were received. new group societies were formed in each church.
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Brucetown Charge
Circuit Missionary Society
Morningside Drive
Winchester
Methodist
John O. Hardesty
Woman presumed dead revived in ambulance ride
Mrs. Catherine Halvorsen, 82, was placed on a stretcher for transport to Danish-American Hospital after a neighbor found her apparently dead. In the ambulance she sat up, coughing up her false teeth and regaining normal breathing, prompting police to verify the records.
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Chicago
Catherine Halvorsen
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1689 B Apron Pattern Ad
Barbara Bell Pattern No 1689 B offers an apron design with square neckline wide straps and a flared skirt for sizes 34 to 48. Perforated for a frill trim tie, the pattern includes pockets braids and binding and suggests gingham percale linen or batiste fabrics. Prices 15 cents pattern 15 cents book 25 cents for both.
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Barbara Bell
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Osburn Brothers
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Kernstown
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
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Ornoe
N. Loudoun St
Ghazi
Baghdad
Emir Feisal
Iraq
Garden of Eden
Galilee
Brush Creek
Brush Creek, Va
Ruth Mauzy
William
Sherwin-Williams Paint Headquarters
John S. Miller & Co
Eee Paints & Supplies
London
George Hamilton Combs, Jr
Germany
Combs
Parrment
Loudoun
Leicester St
Loudoun Street
Palace Theatre
Amherst Street
Shawnee Avenue
W. Cork St
West Monmouth
W. R. Willis
N. Main Street
Jersey
Victor
South Cameron
Hayley
Valley Ave
E. Clifford
Stone Masons
Hable’s Real Estate
National Avenue
N. Main
Harpers Ferry
Potomac By-Products Company
P. O. Box
Melvin Kesner
Gerrardstown
Care
R. A. Trimble
L. J. Sandlin
J. O. J. Green
Trail’s End
Gordonsville
C. M. Plotner
Wadesville
Lech of
Northern
the Evening Star’s Daily
Barbara Bell Pattern Service
Winchester Evening Star
Times Square Station
New York, N. Y
U. S
Canada
Europe
North America Assurance Society OF
Richmond
Andrew G. Briggs
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
P. O
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Bluebird Records
RCA Victor
Bi Records
Bluebird
Victor Record Review
Victor Record Society
Victor and
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