Konoye's Resignation Rumors Grow Amid War Setbacks
Tokyo reports April 21 that Emper or Hirohito received Premier Fumimaro Konoye as Japan shuffles to strengthen forces on the Shantung front. Gen Sugiyama returns from a 2400 mile China tour as troop movements resume, fueling talks of cabinet changes and a new party.
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Fumimaro Konoye
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Sugiyama
China War Zones
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Premmier
Winchester Welcomes Spring with Wisteria Festival
MA Winchester touts wisteria as beauty and nominations. Residents share sentiment as many vines line streets. Apple blossoms may fade by festival time but other blooms will remind visitors spring is here and worthy of homage. Praise for new white way lights enhances the scene.
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Winchester
Smiling Dave and Lindie Lou at Oak Grove Tonite
Smiling Dave and Lindie Lou debut as new entertainers at Oak Grove tonight in a local social event.
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Dave
Lindie Lou
Mei Newee
Oak Grove
Coats and Suits Deeply Reduced at P Klompus Shop
Misses and ladies coats and suits greatly reduced across all sizes and colors at P Klompus located at 139 N Loudon. Cleaned racks offer broad selection for the season with marked discounts.
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P. Klompus
Loud
Toll Rises to 800 in Anatolia Earthquakes
An article from Ankara reports at least 800 dead or missing after severe Anatolian quakes. Eighteen villages were destroyed and 22 badly damaged as 50,000 homeless sought shelter amid continuing shocks and relief efforts nationwide.
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Asia
Aegean Sea
Kirshehr
Yozgad
Tchorum
Negro Tries To Point Unloaded Gun At Officer
John Boyer colored attempted to pass a forged thirteen dollar check at Bloom Department Store and Brown meat market. He tried to draw an unloaded German made pistol on Private Edwin Smith but was overpowered and jailed after a chase through a west side alley.
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Boyer
Bloom
Edwin Smith
Brown
Farmers and Merchants Bank
J. I Bloom
Harry Ridgeway
Queen Shenandoah XV Ade Moffett Invites At Apple Blossom
Adelaide Moffett announces she will reign as Queen Shenandoah XV and urges radio listeners to attend the Apple Blossom Festival next week. She arrived in Washington from New York by plane, clocking in at 12 10 after a flight with a prior motor trouble, amid festival preparations with Clarke Cooper Tom Baldridge and others.
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AU Revoir
Adelaide Moffett
Washington
New York
Clarke Cooper
Tom Baldridge
Shenandoah XV
Burr Wel Arison
B. B. Dutton
Fred Glaize
Miss Moffett
Queen Shenandoah Invites Nation to Winchester Festival
Radio broadcast invites nationwide listeners to Winchester April 28 29 for the fifteenth Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Queen Shenandoah XV spoke of honor and excitement while Director-General Baldridge touted expanded features Urgent invitation urged all to attend the classic in Frederick County on the upcoming Thursday and Friday.
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United States
Winchester
Queen Shenandoah XV
John G. Townsend, Jr
Delaware
Frederick County
Baldridge
Permits Needed To Leave Austria
Vienna reports police require all non Aryans and foreigners to obtain official permission to depart Austria. The Carinthian Businessmen's League mandates proof of Aryan ancestry for those seeking government jobs or selling to government groups.
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Vienna
Flewig Avan Ee
Carinthian Businessmen’s League
Rebels Launch Sudden Raid Across Northern Border
Insurgents bombarded Puigcerda and Seo de Urgel driving at government lines and severing land links between Catalonia and France. At least 22 civilians killed, 30 wounded as villages on both sides suffered raids and farmhouses were hit. French frontier guards reinforced posts while anti air gunners fired warning rockets.
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France
Catalonia
Puigcerda
Pyrenees
Spain
Seo de Urgel
Mocile
Pingley Sent To Death Row After Sheriff Slaying
George W. Pingley, convict in the sheriff slaying of J. W. Newcome, is moved from Henrico jail to the state penitentiary and placed on Death Row awaiting execution. Defense may appeal. Board of Supervisors plans to fund a widow’s compensation but waits for publication of Acts.
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George W. Pingley
J. W. Newcome
Henrico County
State
Associated Press
Charles Curry
Staunton
Pingley
Board of Supervisors
Admiral Nulton keynote at Rotary on navy farm ties
Rear-Admiral Lewis M. Nulton, retired, spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon on The Relationship Between the Navy and the Farm. Guests included Charles Hutcheson and Harry Lovett with Charles Russell and Ikey Baker. No meeting next week due to the festival.
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Lewis M. Nulton
Rotary Club
Charles Hutcheson
East , N. J
Harry Lovett
Sunton
Charles Russell
Ikey Baker
Naval shipbuilding row sparks Senate clash over $1.16 billion bill
Senate debates the $1,156,546,000 naval expansion bill as Vandenberg and Nye clash over ties between the navy and private shipbuilders. Connally denounces an unsworn letter cited by Nye, while Bardo’s stockholder letter hints at agreed bidding and private-yard work. Government armament production proposed amid ongoing debate.
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RND
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Senator Nye
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Naval Establishment
Barkley
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Connally
D-Tex
C. L. Bardo
New York Shipbuilding Company
Bardo
Treasury
Navy Department
Rummage Sale At Centenary Ref Church
Rummage sale scheduled for Saturday April 23 at Centenary Reformed Church located at 128 North Loudoun Street. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach.
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Loudoun St
Garbage notice for festival week relocation
New dumping location set on Sulphur Spring Road about 500 yards off Millwood for festival week. Refuse collection schedule assigns wards by day: Monday and Tuesday wards on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday wards on Tuesday, and Friday and Saturday wards on Wednesday.
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Spring Road
Millwood
Ford to Talk Business With President in Luncheon
President Roosevelt invites Henry Ford to an informal luncheon at the White House next Wednesday in Boston. Edsel Ford and W J Cameron may join. Ford says he will bring no favors to ask and will not offer advice. The visit marks Ford's first White House encounter since FDR took office.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Henry Ford
Stephen Early
Boston
Ford
Edsel Ford
Ford Motor Company
W. J. Cameron
Sudbury
Mass
Fig
NRA
Apple Blossom Festival seeks 1000 to balance budget
The Apple Blossom Festival co chairs J P Arthur and Henry Covington appeal to citizens for contributions to cover a 1000 shortfall. A donation blank appears on the page, and money orders or checks will receive immediate receipts. Urgent response requested to meet expenses.
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J. P. Arthur
Henry Covington
Finance Committee
Wanted Special Police for Apple Blossom Festival
Help wanted for Apple Blossom Festival security. Apply to the Chief of Police. Page shows a single job notice with location and contact implied. No further details available.
Public Sale of Registered Shorthorn Cattle in Woodstock
A public sale of registered Shorthorn cattle is scheduled for Monday April 25 at 1 pm at the Fair Grounds in Woodstock Virginia. Items listed include cattle from multiple breeders and cattle identifiers in the sale catalog.
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Fairgrounds
Woodstock
Ford urges back to the farm plan at Wayside Inn talk
Henry Ford, in Sudbury Massachusetts, outlined a back to the farm program during a discussion of business conditions with President Roosevelt. He said farming will save the country and warned that without farming a dictator could arise. He advocated expanding farm use of industry materials and plastics, aiming for simple housekeeping and lower commodity prices via new farm product uses.
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Mass
Henry Ford
Detroit
Roosevelt
Wayside Inn
Ford
America
Sarah Zane Fire Co. Holds Special Meeting Friday
A special call meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Co. is set for Friday evening April 22 at 8 p m. Members are urged to attend for important business. L M Crabill captain.
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Sarah Zane Fire
Sarah Zane Fire Co
L. M. Crabill
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