National Representatives DeLisser Inc Postal Rates Note
The item cites DeLisser Inc as national representatives at 44th Street New York and mentions the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation. It includes a biblical quote about Thomas Didymus not being present when Jesus arrived, from St John.
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National Representatives DeLisser. Inc
44Th St
New York
Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation
Thomas
Didymus
Jesus
St. John
Small states and Moscow power play shaping Europe
The piece argues Britain and the United States push for self government in Europe’s small states as Russia seeks dominance from the Baltic to the Dardanelles. It says Moscow will not tolerate non pro Soviet governments and that Western gestures are mainly face saving.
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United States
London
Washington
Europe
Russia
Baltic
Balkans
Stalin
Moscow
Middle Europe
Dardanelles
Values and harvest rewards for Pacific island gardens
A Foreign Economic Administration report notes Pacific island natives grow vegetables for U.S. armed forces to save shipping and refrigeration. Crop value reaches $200,000 monthly with corn, watermelons, cucumbers, cantaloupes, and radishes. After initial pay in currency, payments shifted to harmonicas, harps, rings, beads, and calico, aligning with local values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
FPBA
Trade Treaty Renewal Advocated by Representative Robertson
Representative A Willis Robertson, testifying before the House Ways and Means Committee, argues for renewing presidential authority to enter reciprocal trade agreements. He cites Republican opposition and explains trade as dynamic, not static, noting farm and national interests would benefit from tariff flexibility to prevent wars and promote global cooperation.
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A. Willis Robertson
House
Ways and Means
Grantuay
Plate W
Clayton
Cig Traae Mawers
Congress
Major Robertson
Nepunican
W Ie
Weney
Hull
Mr. Clayton
America
University of Virginia Forms School of Foreign Service and International Affairs
The University of Virginia creates a School of Foreign Service and International Affairs to train personnel for global issues. The program aligns with Jeffersonian aims and mirrors curricula at Princeton Johns Hopkins and Georgetown, stressing public understanding of international affairs for a democratic foreign policy.
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University of Virginia
School of Foreign Service
International Affairs
Charlottesville
Princeton
Johns Hopkins
Georgetown
John Lloyd Newcomb
Jefferson
Virginia
University of Virdnig
Pueblo Indians and their chosen cliff dwelling sites
Reports speculate that Pueblo communities favored cliffside locations for defense, temperature control, and access to scarce resources. Early observers note strategic placement atop ledges and alcoves, shaping housing patterns around natural fortifications.
Frederick County Teachers Association names James C. Gordon
One year ago James C. Gordon was named president of the Frederick County Teachers Association for his second term. The Middletown baseball team led the Frederick Clarke league with five wins and no losses. Ansell Baker a Handley graduate would play the leading role in King Lear for the Bob Jones College Classic Players in Cleveland Tennessee.
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James C. Gordon
Frederick County Teachers Association
Middletown
Frederick-Clarke
Ansell Baker
Handley
Cleveland
Tenn
Voter Tax Deadline, Pageant Rehearsal Set, Gold Cup Entries
The notice states May 4 is the last day to pay the poll tax this year. The pageant organizers will hold a full press rehearsal of The Quest for Beauty tomorrow. All entries for the 19th annual Virginia Gold Cup meet are in and the race will be held Saturday May 4 at Warrenton.
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Warrenton
Mrs Marshall Willis Reopens Home After Winter Trip
Mrs Marshall Willis returns to her South Washington street residence after a winter stay in Rock Hill South Carolina with Mrs John Roddey. The American Legion takes top bowling honors as the season ends and Fred Glaize wins the Sweepstakes.
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Marshall Willis
South Washington Street
Rock Hill
S.C
John Roddey
American Legion
Fred Glaize
Raymond Edmondson Named Captain of Handley Track Team
Raymond Edmondson, a half miler, is named captain of the Handley track team and serves as manager of the 1925 football squad. O F Morton releases The Story of Winchester, sponsored by Kiwanis and published by Strasburg Publishing House. Mrs W A Baker, American Legion Auxiliary president, guest speaks at Staunton gathering.
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Raymond Edmondson
Handley
O. F. Morton
Winchester
Kiwanis Club
Strasburg
W. A. Baker
American Legion Auxiliary
Staunton
Drought Rain Hurts Gainesboro Barn and Hogs
High winds accompanying drought breaking rain cause damage in the county. S. E. Brown’s barn near Gainesboro is blown down. Cholera is found among hogs on Robert M. Henry’s farm, farmers warned there is no cure. Messages from Athens say British forces defeat Turks along the Gulf of Souvis as warships shell towns.
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S. E. Brown
Gainesboro
Robert M. Henry
New York
Athens
Greece
Gulf of Souvis
Illness and contest lead in Hagerstown and Berryville
Forty years ago Rich Schindel is gravely ill in Hagerstown Maryland. Father William McKeefry is gravely ill with typhoid fever. Jane Moore of Berryville leads the Star popularity contest by a wide margin.
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Rich Schindel
Hagerstown
William McKeefry
Jane Moore
Berryville
Stone corner found in burned Mill debris at Red Bud
Workmen uncover the corner stone among the ruins of a mill in Red Bud after a recent fire. Paperwork inside indicates the mill was built in 1860. At Strasburg, the Massanutten Bank was robbed by eight masked men who blew open the safe, taking $6,000 while no one was harmed.
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Red Bud
Massanutten Bank
Strasburg
Strength for the Day at Cologne Cathedral
The article reflects on Cologne Cathedral standing amid a ruined city. It portrays the twin spires as mute witnesses to God’s final arbiter role and the Church’s permanence despite human war and tyranny. It cites Hitler and Caesars as crushed by divine purpose and notes the flag of the Church triumphs above desolation.
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Cologne
God
Hell
Hitler
First Army Serial Numbers Deciphered
The War Department states Arthur E. Crean received the first Army Ren Ts eer on February 8 1918 and General Joe Pershing held number 1 among officers. Early in the emergency enlisted serials were issued to the nine Service Commands for suballocation to induction centers.
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War Department
Arthur E. Crean
Joe Pershing
Truman calls for Dumbarton plans at San Francisco talks
The article outlines President Truman and Roosevelt era aims for the Dumbarton Oaks proposal and a timeless plan to prevent future wars. It discusses the World Conference in San Francisco, the open forum approach, and potential outcomes including bilateral agreements if the broader league fails.
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San Francisco
Truman
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dumbarton League
United Nations
Dumbarton
Livadia
Stettinius
Wallace
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions Page 2
A reader asks about quiz answers on topics from gold in Merkers Germany to the oldest milk preservation method and across questions on geography history and health. The list includes how many tons of gold, New Zealand islands, and which port is ice free in Soviet Russia.
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3D Army
Merkers
Germany
New Zealand
Vietina
Charles and
John Wesley
Soviet Russia
U. 8S
Austria
Sciatica Causes and Related Conditions Explained
Sciatica refers to pain along the sciatic nerve with many possible causes. Nerve disorders like neuritis, intervertebral disc irritation, fibrositis, and arthritis can trigger it, sometimes requiring rest, heat, and pain relief before addressing the underlying cause. Tomorrow a discussion on Vitamin K and Bleeding follows.
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John Almeyda
England
Helen and Philip plan wartime dinner with Zoe Wentworth
Helen meets with Miss Minerva and discusses Zoe Wentworth's noon dinner and bridge invite. Philip is busy finishing a new factory addition and graying from work. They plan Sunday plans, Aggie returns to help, and consider a drive before visiting the Wentworths.
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Helen
Philip
Zoe
Miss Minerva
Washington
Army
Navy
United States
Minerva
Aunt Minerva
Paul Wentworth
Ceptin
Zeke
Paul
Cnoe
Aple
Zoe Wentworth
Aggie
Willow Street
Wentworth Plantation
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