Distinguished Visitors To Fete Attend Winchester Luncheon
A procession of notable guests will join a noon luncheon on May 2 at Winchester Golf Club during the festival. Attendees include Gov. James Price former Gov Westmoreland Davis Sen Harry Byrd Gen George Marshall and other officials and dignitaries from Virginia Philadelphia Washington and various overseas posts.
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Charles Carneal
Washington
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Porter Taylor
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Virginia Hortlc Society
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Virginia Horticultural Society
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Longest recorded football kick by Al Braga in 1948
The longest kick on record is 89 yards by Al Braga of the University of San Francisco on October 16.
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Homer Martin To Take Vacation
Detroit April 27 Homer Martin a former leader of the C I O United Auto Workers resigns as president of the A P L United Auto Workers effective June 1 to take a five year first vacation in five years and then return to private business. He cites the need for a change for his family and himself.
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Joe DiMaggio Likely to Return Soon for Yankees
Baltimore April 27 A Baltimore bone specialist Dr George E Bennett said Joe DiMaggio Yankee outfielder should be able to play within a week after examining the leg injury from a preseason exhibition game DiMaggio has not played since the season opened He traveled with the Yankees to Baltimore for a series with Washington.
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President Roosevelt Ends Eight Day Warm Springs Vacation
President Roosevelt wraps up an eight day stay at the Little White House in Warm Springs Georgia and departs for Washington by special train. He waves to the crowd and says he hopes to return in November.
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Big Steamers Seen At Anchor In Table Bay
CAPETOWN April 27 British liners Queen Mary and Aquitania were seen anchored in Table Bay at the harbor entrance. Queen Mary departed New York on March 22 for an undisclosed destination, likely for war service. Aquitania left New York last September 23 and has carried Canadian troops to Britain.
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Grain futures rally as wheat leads gains in Chicago market
Chicago reports a strong late session rally with wheat advancing over a cent per bushel. May prices near 1.08, corn around 64 to 66 cents, oats steady, soybeans about 1.08 to 1.24. Cash markets show wheat up 1 to 1.5 cents, corn steady to down, oats firm, rye mixed. Baltimore and Winchester notes give spot wheat around 1.10 and corn near 68 cents per bushel.
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Answers to Today's Quiz From Page Four
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 include: He nods his head. The thirteenth. Squalus. Bulls. Sheriff. nee T. Yes. Between France and Spain. Landis major league baseball. Hays motion pictures. No it is leased from Panama in perpetuity.
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French Forces Ready for Year Round Norway Campaign
Paris reports the Nile expeditionary corps reorganized for Norway after the April 9 German invasion. Troops sailed with a year of equipment including reversible tents and life belts for all aboard. Chasseurs Alpines trained for skis and rugged terrain were highlighted for the Norwegian drive.
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Queen Mary Seen In Africa While on Troop Transport Run
New York April 27 The Queen Mary was sighted at Capetown South Africa on April 2 by officers of the Poelau Tello confirming her March 22 departure from New York for an unannounced destination and possible troop transport. Capetown residents expected her to head toward Australia.
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Two Anthracite Miners Entombed in Haddock Slope
Hazleton Pennsylvania April 27 two anthracite miners George Wagner 38 and Leroy Linderman 58 were entombed today in a Haddock Mining Company slope near Tom Hicken after a rock and mud fall. Rescue workers reported they were about 600 feet from the surface and could not confirm if they were alive.
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Wheeler Opposed to US Entry in European War
Interior chief denies discussing politics during Texas visits as Wheeler, a Democratic presidential hopeful, opposes U.S. entry to the European war now or after the election. He also declines a vice presidential run with any ticket including Roosevelt. Governor Arthur H. James blasts the New Deal in a Pennsylvania address, urging a courageous 1940 standard-bearer.
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Allied Forces Face German Countermoves on Norwegian Front
The report notes German engineers rebuilding bridges and roads dynamited by Allies and Norwegian volunteers. Germans are said to be solidifying west coast positions and linking detachments while Narvik remains contested. Sweden’s neutrality appears firmer as travel across the frontier is restricted and German trade talks continue.
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Weather Grading for Airmen Proposed at Aviation Conference
Aviation editor Devon Francis reports eight state southwest aviation conference discusses a weather grading system for flying from 1 to 10. Pilot Bob Dawson explains buyers could request weather conditions by number. Higher numbers signal better visibility and ceilings. lower numbers indicate potential cancellations or irregular operations.
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Indian Woman Bear Woman of Nez Perce Dies at 120
LEWISTON IDAHO April 27 Himekeiah Hatuai the Bear Woman of the Nez Perce Indians, claimed by tribe members to be 120 years old, has died. A tribal legend, she reportedly rode a bear and recalled aiding Rev Henry Harmon Spaulding, the first Nez Perce missionary, in building a ditch for the water mill that powered Idaho’s first saw and grist mill in the mid 1830s.
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Nez Perces
Daylight Saving Time Starts Tonight Across Regions
New York reports daylight saving begins officially at 2 a m tomorrow and ends in September. The Merchants' Association of New York estimates about 250 million people worldwide will observe daylight saving in 1940. Canada Britain Belgium France Germany the Netherlands and Portugal listed. Cuba starts June 2.
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First car serviced at Conoco Station opens in Loudoun Street
The first automobile fully serviced at the new Conoco Filling Station at Loudoun Street and North Avenue was driven by Mrs. Thomas Boyd, wife of Police Captain Boyd, who praised manager Guy A. Webber for the quality of work performed.
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Wallace Urges Farmers to Fight for Land Bank Reform
In St Paul on April 27 Henry Wallace secretary of ture urged farmers to organize for reform of the Federal Land Bank system. He called for mortgage interest rate cuts and liberalized farm credit nationwide during a mass meeting with farmers from 17 states.
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Farm reform clash over system improvements and farmer service
A report notes opposition from self fish interests to efforts aimed at reforming the agriculture system and enhancing service to farmers, highlighting conflicts over policy and implementation.
Governor Lehman Receives Highest State Salary
The governor of New York, Herbert H. Lehman, earns a salary of 25000 dollars annually. The longest Bible verse appears in Esther 8 9 in the Old Testament and Revelation in the New Testament.
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Flower patterns and transfer designs from Pattern 6697
A description of spring bloom patterns in daisy stitches with cross stitch motifs. Pattern 6697 includes six motifs averaging 6 x 6 inches with transfer designs and listed materials. Provide name address and pattern number to receive the pattern from the Collecting Arts Dept New York NY 259 W 14th St.
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