Anderson Urges Non-Factional Front in Virginia Young Democrats
Roanoke Virginia August 25 Robert Lane Anderson president of the Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia appeals to keep the organization non-factional at the eighth annual convention. He calls for unity beyond rule or ruin rhetoric and outlines progress such as new clubs, a women as Democrats committee, a Waynesboro conference, and plans to host a Richmond office and a formal budget.
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Roanoke
Robert Lane Anderson
Marion
Young Democratic Clubs of Virginia
Young Democratic Front
Young Democracy
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Democratic Party
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Tweedle-Dealers
Young
Democratic Clubs of America
You
Virginia
A. Guy Hope
Richmond
Committee On Women As Democrats
Young Democratic Workers
Waynesboro
Russell B. Devine
John D. Neff
Staunton
Young Democratic Clubs
Young Democratic National Committee
Fugitives Hunted On Peninsula
Three convicts who escaped Moyamensing prison near Philadelphia are being sought on the Delmarva peninsula after being positively identified by Seaford residents. John Luther King Walter McAvoy Robert S. Hallman Orville Bilyou linked to car theft and burglary. Hallman registered at Hotel Sussex and vanished after photos circulated. Police and sheriffs across Delaware were alerted with their descriptions and images.
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Salisbury
Moyamensing Prison
Philadelphia
Delmarva Peninsula
Seaford
Del
John Luther King
Walter McAvoy
Holdup
Robert S. Hallman
Orville Bilyou
Hallman
Sussex
Associated Press
Poole
Blade Leach
Hall- Man
McAvoy
Bilyow
Samuel Blecker
Sidney Brecker
Delaware
Pace
Colored team sails to Hagerstown for return game
The Colored Athletic Club of Winchester plans a Sunday trip by bus to Hagerstown Maryland for a scheduled return baseball game with their local colored team. Bus leaves Baptist Hill at 1 o clock. those seeking seats should contact John Robinson.
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Baptist Hill
The
Colored Athletic Club of
Winchester
Hagerstown
John Robinson
Galilee Sunday School Picnic Highlights Grimes News
The Galilee Sunday School picnic at Winchester Park drew a large crowd on a fine day. Death notices recall the funeral of Clarence Beckey, a longtime resident who suffered a paralysis spell and was cared for by family. Various locals enjoyed vacations, visits, and employment updates as peach harvests peak with good quality and prices.
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Grimes
Galilee
Winchester Park
Clarence Beckey
Harry Mason
Capon River
West Virginia
Claude Bockey
Jamaica
N. Y
Clarence Bockey
Roscoe Speath
Colleen Gardner
Washington, D. C
Velona Gardner
Speath
Valley View
William Carpenter
Evening Journal
Martinsburg
W. Va
Louise Taylor
Margaret
Brooke Taylor
Bertie Miller
Tappahannock
Death of Edwin M Gilkeson Jr in Winchester Hospital
Edwin M Gilkeson Jr a Moorefield Hardy county West Virginia resident died at 10 30 last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage sustained while managing the Meadows dairy farm near Moorefield He was 43 born January 1 1898 He served in the American Expeditionary Force in France and lived at The Meadows over 1000 acres in Hardy county He is survived by his parents three sisters and cousins Martha and Damie Gilkeson Funeral will be at the Moorefield Presbyterian Church Saturday at 3 PM with Rev Allen Jones officiating burial in Moorefield cemetery Body taken from Omps funeral home to The Meadows today
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Edwin M. Gilkeson, Jr
Moorefield
Hardy County
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Meadows
Mr. Gilkeson
Parkersburg
Edwin M. Gilkeson
Staunton
Cora Finley
France
Presbyterian Church
American Legion
Gilkeson
Frank M. Wray
Berryville
Charles J. Churchman
J. P. Lindsey
Allen Jones
Treasury Debt and Receipts Daily Update
Treasury data shows August 23 figures with gross debt at 40.872 billion dollars and receipts 9.418 million. The day’s increase totals 7.577 million, reflecting the currency states and outlays for that period.
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Washington
the Treasury
President urges Hitler and Poland to settle Danzig with no bloodshed
President Roosevelt deems peace in Europe possible through direct negotiation or impartial arbitration between Germany and Poland. He sent messages to Adolf Hitler and Poland's president proposing three methods and stating the United States would not act as a mediator. Roosevelt notes no reply yet but reaffirms hope that world peace can be saved.
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Roosevelt
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Danzig
Europe
Stephen T. Early
United States
Prsident
Hitler
Victor Emmanuel
der Fuehrer
Munich
Noder
Ignace Moscicki
Germany
Suggested non aggression pacts for Europe nations
A fragment notes proposals for European nations to pursue non aggression pacts followed by conferences on commerce and disarmament. The text hints at a framework of regional security and economic cooperation without detailing signatories or dates.
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Europe
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