Six Bodies Cast Up By Sea Near Rye Beach
Six members of a fishing party were found drowned after an all day trip. Victims include Ralph Pryor 55 of Dover and Miss Ethelyn Cutler 16 of Newmarket with others from New Boston and Lawrence. Coast Guards searched for the missing 25 foot cruiser Nodska.
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Rye Beach
N. H
Ralph Pryor
Dover
Ethelyn Cutler
Newmarket
Pryor
Plante
New Boston
Pet Waenar
Newmar
Walter Hargraves
Clarence P. Yeaton
Richard Lock
Lawrence
Mass
Portsmouth
Nodska
Coast Guards
Nokska
Japs Claim Aerial Victories Over Manchoukuo Border
Tokyo dispatch reports Japanese Manchukuoan forces downed 40 Mongol planes across three battles on the Manchoukuo outer Mongolia border. Five Mongol planes were shot down over Halmarshan, 60 miles from the disputed frontier where fighting has persisted since May 11.
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Tokyo
Domei
Hsinking
Manchoukuo
Manchoukuo Outer Mongolia
Halmarshan
Manchoukuoan
Picnic Prize Winners Highlight Virginia Woolen Day
The program committee thanks all who joined the Virginia Woolen Company picnic and its workers for a joyful event. Prizes were awarded in multiple events including Boys race Maurice Legge first Buddy Hart second Fat man race John Fisher first Doug Anderson second Ladies race Winnie McKee first Mrs Carlton Manuel second Rolling Pin contest Mrs John Hoover first Three legged race Elmer Whitlock Jr Sir Walter Raleigh race Mr and Mrs Douglas Fisher Diving contest Edwin Lillis Raymond Campbell Swimming contest Allen Legge George Clark Bob Snapp Charlie Thornton won oven baking sets.
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Virginia Woolen Company
Maurice Legge
Buddy Hart
John Fisher
Doug Anderson
Winnie McKee
Carlton Manuel
John Hoover
Elmer Whitlock, Jr
Walter Raleigh
Douglas Fisher
Edwin Lillis
Raymond Campbell
Allen Legge
George Clark
Bob Snapp
Charlie Thornton
Bishop Speaks At Wickliffe In Virginia Sermon
Right Rev. Frederick D. Goodwin, Episcopal Bishop of Virginia, preached at Wickliffe church in Berryville during the annual August service. A large congregation heard him urge believers not to become slaves to time and to guard spiritual life while passing through temporal matters.
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Berryville
Frederick D. Goodwin
Diocese of
Virginia
Wickliffe
Grace Episcopal
Here
Goodwin
Wickliffe Church
Falls To Death From High Roof
An unidentified woman about 30 years old died today after a jump or fall from the roof of the eight story new medical building in Washington. Her pocketbook held $1.27 and a pack of cigarettes. her white cotton coat was discarded on the roof.
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Washington
New Medical
Chapels Destroyed In Japanese Air Raid
The United States embassy reported that two chapels of the United States Reformed Church Mission at Yuanling Hunan province were destroyed in a Japanese air raid Friday.
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Chungking
United States
United States Reformed Church
Yuanling
Hunan
Shushan and Associates Indicted in Levee Fund Scam
Abe L. Shushan a former close associate of Huey Long and four others were indicted in New Orleans on using the mails to defraud in a levee board bond refunding scheme. The group allegedly shared a 496000 fee, with Shushan cited for a 132740 payoff. Also named were State Senator Clare A. Lorio and Dr. James Monroe Smith in separate counts.
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Abe L. Shushan
New Orleans
Abraham L. Shushan
Louisiana
Huey P. Long
Federal Grand Jury
Orleans
Robert J. Newman
Marvin T. Harris, Jr
Newman, Harris and Company
Herbert W. Waguespack
Tractions
Henry J. Miller
Clare A.0710
Baton Rouge
James Monroe Smith
Louisiana State University
Lorio
Smith
Three Washington men escape death in Virginia crash
Three men in a convertible sedan, registered to Franklin Pierce of Washington, narrowly escaped death when the car left Route 7 near Dead Man's Curve, crashed through a guard rail, and toppled over a steep drop. One occupant was injured. doctors and exact names are not yet known.
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Berryville
Washington
Castleman's Ferry
Bob Buckner
Franklin Pierce
Holly Terrace
S. E
Pierce
Clarke
Winchester Hospital
Leopold Invites Small Powers for Oslo Group Peace Plea
Brussels reports King Leopold invites ministers from Belgium the Netherlands Luxembourg Sweden Norway Denmark and Finland to a Wednesday peace conference with larger powers. France meanwhile convenes cabinet to study Leopold's call while warning against repeating Munich.
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Brussels
Belgium
Leopold
Europe
Oslo
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Finland
France
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Munich
Two Youths Shot by Police in Enid Seek Suspects
In Enid Oklahoma on August 21 two armed youths were shot and captured by officers while pursuing suspects in a night watchman killing and a city marshal wounding in Tuttle. The captives suffered buckshot wounds and gave names Lee Bowen Enid and Hugh Douglas Tuttle.
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Enid
Okla
Tuttle
Frank Ross
Highway Patrol
Lee Bowen
Hugh Douglas
President Roosevelt Watches Mimic War Aboard Battleships
President Roosevelt, aboard the cruiser Tuscaloosa, observed a simulated battle with the destroyer Lang off northern Nova Scotia. The ships, 1,800 yards apart at 25 knots, practiced gunnery with the Tuscaloosa firing 8 inch guns and Lang replying with 5 inchers and torpedoes. They steamed toward Halifax after the drill.
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U. S
Lang
Roosevelt
Tuscaloosa
Nova Scotia
Cape Breton
Halifax
DuPont Plans Stock Increase and Debenture Exchange
DuPont directors vote to call a special stockholders meeting for September 29 to amend the certificate of incorporation. The plan increases the $4.50 cumulative preferred stock to 3,000,000 shares from 500,000 and retires debenture stock by exchange. Redemption price for the preferred would rise to $120 a share plus accrued dividends from $115.
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Wilmington
Del
E. I. DuPont de Nemous and Company
LaGuardia Calls Milk Conference
New York City mayor Fiorello LaGuardia summoned dairy farmers and distributors to a peace parley as a dairymen strike cut the city’s milk supply by half. The conference aims to ease shortages and avert broader disruption.
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New York
New York City
Market Quotations Stock Report from New York
Market leaders fell 1 to 3 points as trading began with blocks of steel and motor shares moving downside. Volume reached about 900000 shares with selling tied to European war threats and anticipation of a regional showdown this week.
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New York
Grain futures rise on European political jitters in Chicago trades
European political tensions push world grain markets higher with Chicago wheat gaining up to two cents at times. Cash grain quotes show No 4 hard wheat and No 2 mixed bids, while futures close with September wheat around 68 cents and corn near 44 to 46 cents.
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Chicago
Winnipeg
U. S
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Baltimore and Philadelphia Market Report on Produce and Livestock
Aug 21 Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes show dull conditions across apples potatoes sweet potatoes and poultry. Cattle calves hogs sheep prices and grades from Baltimore US Dept of Agr and Philadelphia listings reflect slow trade with mixed condition drawings and varying weights and grades.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
U. S
New Jersey
U. S. Dept
Belgium draws six neutrals to push European peace
Acting secretary Sumner Welles said the State Department is deeply interested in Belgium's move to convene six neutral nations for a peace effort in Europe. He noted Belgium has not invited the United States to join Brussels discussions. Welles said the department is monitoring the Soviet-German trade pact and its potential impact on American trade with Soviet Russia, as a new U S Soviet pact took effect August 6.
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Washington
Pi— Sumner Welles
State Department
Belgium
Europe
United States
Brussels
Robert van der Straten- Panthez
Welles
Soviet Russia
Congress dismisses Nazi links inquiry with pledges of charges
Senator Dies said the Justice Department would file charges soon against the Bund and other groups for failure to register as foreign agents. He hoped the case would be tried in federal courts to put leaders in prison if found guilty. Sherman recounts a dubious book donation episode linked to a German baron and a German professor, with concerns about pro Nazi activity at Tampa University and Tulane.
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Dies
D-Tex
Justice Department
Bund
Communist Party
State Department
Sherman
Ernest Berger
Berger
Sayin
Consu
New Orleans
Whitley
Krauson
America
Southern Association of Colleges
Memphis
von Peckelsheim
Rufus Harris
Tulane University
Chanters Sing In Luray Sunday
The Chanters of Winchester performed a sacred concert at Luray Caverns in memory of Col. Northcott’s late wife. The Chamber of Commerce of Luray and Winchester arranged the program and Col. Northcott spoke briefly before the carillon performance.
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Winchester Singing Group
Luray Caverns
Col. Northcott
Germans Move Toward Poland as Axis Backed Actions Amplify
German divisions push into northern Slovakia in a force of about 250 000 men with motorized troops and artillery amid tense frontier activity. Poland reinforces its borders as Hungary potentially joins the axis, while Romania reports cancellations of hunting licenses for Transylvania Germans.
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Zilina
Slovakia
Poland
Danzig
Warsaw
Germany
Tatra Mountains
Bucharest
Romanian Ministry of the Interior
Transylvania
Romania
Two Given A Year In Theft Continued From Page One
Deputy Bob DeHaven and Private Manuel visited Dorothy Clifford home where several were being cooked. Julian Campbell faced charges of breach of the peace and assault and battery after drunkenness and threats toward Town Sergeant H F Lemley. Sheriff Bywaters noted Campbell appeared drunk. Civil cases were continued due to absent witnesses.
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Bob DeHaven
Manuel
Winchester Police
Dorothy Clifford
Julian Campbell
Burr P
H. F. Lemley
Stephens ‘City
Campbell
Lemley
John Bywaters
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