Great Land And Air Powers Ready To Dash At Each Other
A synthesis of imminent conflict potential between Germany Russia and Japan assesses manpower totaling about 16.75 million with aviation fleets of roughly 7 000 to 10 000 planes. It notes Russian industrial mobilization Far East fortifications and new rail links enhancing troop movement. It weighs risks for Poland and Western Allies and considers possible broad or limited war scenarios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Japan
Soviets
Manyapan
Poland
Marshal Pilsudski
Union
America
Britain
Far East
United States
Eastern Seaboard
Komsomolsk
Taishet
Soviet Union
Manchoukuo
Baltic
Adriatic
France
Hitler
Mussolini
Reynolds and Lebanon Church Notes Show Social Ties
In Reynolds Store Virginia on Thanksgiving week residents hosted visitors from Winchester Martinsburg and Star Tannery. Social events included oyster suppers and church activities at Lebanon Lutheran with a chicken and oyster supper to benefit the church.
Final Christmas Gift Becomes Sault Park Tree
Louis Belanger planted a spruce on his cemetery lot 35 years ago. It grew to 35 feet and stood in the city park as the community Christmas tree. The tree was cut down after his death to make space for his burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Louis Belanger
Belanger
Gene Autry Buck Jones Double Western At Palace Today
Gene Autry stars in Guns and Guitars and Buck Jones appears in The Phantom Rider in a big double western program at the Palace Theatre today only. Blazing action with bullets and ballads leads the adventure. Also Irene Dunne in Theodora Goes Wild headlines three days starting Monday with Melvyn Douglas in the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Autry
Buck Jones
Palace
Palace Theatre
Gene
Iree Dunne
Irene Dunne
Theodora
Washington
Melvyn Douglas
Nineveh News: Thanksgiving Guests from White Post and Nearby
Mrs. Ernest Meade of White Post and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jett with two children shared Thanksgiving dinner at Wheatland Manor. Other local visits included Miss Raychelle Fleming returning to Richmond and Hamlin Jones in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineveh
Ernest Meade
White Post
J. M. Jett
Wheatland Manor
Raychelle Fleming
Richmond
Herbert Roessler
University of Maryland
Donald Johnson
E. G. Johns
Hamlin Jones
Hagerstown
Hamlin Johns
Washington, D. C
Staunton
L. L. Sparrow
Wilmington
N. C
Sparrow
Henrietta Sparrow
Roberta Fleming
Winchester
W. C. Fleming
Gainesboro Social Notes Highlight Local Guests
Mrs Ethel Bayliss and Mrs Peggy Corbin visited Mrs Branson Reynolds. Miss Gloria Conrad of Winchester stayed with Miss Lorraine Bayliss. Mr Robert McIlwee bought the Mack DeHaven orchard from Mrs Hunter Kern. Miss Georgia Cooper has been ill. Many locals butchered recently. Frances Ruble and Pauline Clowser dined with Frances Adams. Radios installed as electric service arrives. Mr Ursel DeHaven and children visited F G DeHaven at Siler for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Dean returned home after two weeks travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Shenk
Tom Brannon
Bertha Stine
Purcell Dick
Sunny Side
H. B. Dick
R. P. Anderson
Ebenezer
Richard Havermale
Ed Nelton
Velva
Norman Sirbaugh
Winchester
Susan B. Lewis
N. B. Keedy
Martinsburg
W. Va
C. W. Moore
Robert McIlwee
Betty
Earl Farmer
FE. D. Shenk
Trovellis Clark
Tressie Dick
Grange Hall
Ernest Reynolds
H. C. Reynolds
Ardell Moore
Irving Nesmith
Angers
Gjerulff
Kernstown
Gainesboro
Dev
Ethel Bayliss
Peggy Corbin
Branson Reynolds
Gloria Conrad
Lorraine Bayliss
Hunter Kern
Mack DeHaven
Georgia Cooper
Frances Ruble
Pauline Clowser
Frances Adams
Ursel DeHaven
F. G. DeHaven
Siler
Dean
Christmas Exercises Planned at Galilee Church in Grimes
Grimes notes that Christmas exercises will be held at Galilee Church on Christmas Day at 7 30. Rev W L Dudleys Europe tour lecture at Galilee drew a large audience. Mrs James Grimes left to stay with relatives in Bunker Hill W Va. Mrs John Hubbard improving at home after injuries. Local butchers J N Good and Harry Leight busy slaughtering porkers. Farmers busy preparing corn and fodder before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
Galilee Church
W. L. Dudley
Galilee
Europe
James Grimes
William Clemmons
Bunker Hill
W. Va
John Hubbard
J. N. Good
Harry Leight
Local Social Notes From Oranda Virginia
Oranda residents report family visits guests and hospital observation news. Alfred Beaver and family spent Sunday with his parents in Bartonsville. Mrs Copp of Saumsville visited Stickley Quarry area. Mrs Miller returned home from Winchester. Brumback to Johns Hopkins for observation. Kibler rehabbing the old Crabill farm house. Carpenter and Dogle families visiting Himelright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oranda
Alfred Beaver
Bartonsville
Charles Copp
Saumsville
Stanley Windle
Stickley Quarry Farm
R. A. Miller
J. W. Headley
Winchester
J. M. Brumback
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Jake Kibler
Laurel Hill
M. R. Crabill
Carl Carpenter
Lee Dogle
Washington
C. C. Himelright
Snow and cold return raise winter worries in Virginia
North Mountain Virginia reports new snow and cold as winter returns. concerns grow about feed shortages and rising costs if last winter repeats. Local social notes include visits by Lon Harris family, Edward Harding of Westernport, Thanksgiving with Mrs. A R Williams, and St Johns Lutheran Church Christmas Eve service at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain
J. R. Snapp
Lon Harris
Woodrow
Alice
Edward Harding
Westernport
James A. Williams
A. R. Williams
Arthur Snapp
Lee Orndorff
St. Johns Lutheran Church
Millwood Social Notes Tangle With Virginia's Meet
Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin of Scabby visits Knoxville with C Cousins. They attend dinners in Washington Midlburg and Philadelphia as society events unfold. Garden Club of Virginia meeting in Warrenton features 40 attendees and a luncheon by Mrs Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Scabby
Knoxville
William C. Ross
Rostrevor
Wayne Chatfield- Taylor
Washington
Winant
Houghton Metcalf
Middleburg
Graham Dougherty
F. Allerton Read
Garden Club of Virginia
George Sloan
Warrenton
Sloan
Daniel C. Sands
Home Demonstration Schedule Issued for Week
Miss Farrar releases the week long program for December 7 to 12 detailing 4-H Club and adult group meetings. events include Garnersburg Middletown Gravel Springs Gainesboro North Frederick Mount Williams Round Hill White Hall Shawnee and County 4 H Club Council sessions with Christmas decoration and cookery demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrar
Gravel Springs 4-H Club
Gravel Springs Home Demonstration Group
Ernest Coceee
Gainesboro
Northern Virginia Power Company
Margaret
Flickinger
Northern Virginia
Martinsburg
Mount Williams
Friendly Grove
Round Hill
White Hall
4-H Club
Shawnee Home
County
Episcopal Parish House
Owl Leads to Nighttime Grocery Prowler Lockout
In Crawfordsville Indiana a ringing telephone brought two officers to a grocery store where a frightened owl had knocked the receiver off the hook. The owl had been mistaken for burglars as it searched for a way out after being trapped indoors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Newly Elected Official Receives Flattering Letter
A newly elected official receives a letter that begins with I don't want anything and offers praise rather than requests. The note implies a ceremonial or symbolic gesture rather than concrete aid or demands.
Fire fight over maid firing arresting entry in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs C H Cosgrove attempted to fire their maid but she resisted. Police were called and Sgt Grover Gaines reported a disturbance with the maid packing and leaving, noting the dispute concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
C. H. Cosgrove
Grover Gaines
Labor Leader to Face Riot Charge in Cumberland
Willam F. Kelly, former international VP of the United Textile Workers and now a CIO organizer, will appear before a justice of the peace in Cumberland on a riot incitement charge. Bond set at $500 after a warrant was served. The incident at the Celanese Corporation main gate occurred during a strike conflict that had paused earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Willam F. Kelly
United Textile Workers of America
Committee For Industrial Organization
Justice of the Peace Court
Kelly
Celanese Corporation of America
Emergency Aid Committee
Community Chest Fund
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Mars
By Dewitt MacKenzie
Gertrude Lindon
Hugo
Okla
Chicago
Central Press
Guy Gore
Ving
Pred Heishman
Hubert Heishman
Star Tannery Owly
Vida Wisecarver
State Teachers’ College
Harrisonburg
W. H. Wisecarver
O. W. Brown
Stella Keller
Ned Carter
Strasburg
Council of the Lebanon Lutheran Church
Lodge Hall
Louise Brown
Co. W. Windle
Arthur Miller
Martha Bayard
Rome
N. Y
N. F. Dinges
Toms Brook
Mabel Dorndorff
Marenerite Miller
Lesta Hall
Mildred Greene
Lola McDonald
Byron Brumback
Frederick County
Elsie Boyce
Carl McDonald
Carl Boyce
Mine Bank
Alonzo Dodson
Glenna Hershman
Elmer Godlove
Middletown
Walter Little
Frederick Hockman
Franklin Campbell
Wiley Bly
Harry Clagett
Thelman Billmyer
Mollie Campbell
Cletus Campbell
Katie
Lois Keller
Margy
Mildred Pangle
Mrs. Crane
Pauline Whetzel
Henry Burkett
Mart Poindexter
James Funkhouser
Amos
Burrell Beeler
Steele
Clay Hockman
Laurette Day
Nina Lindamood
Hiram Hannibal
Irwin Orndorff
Hable’s Palace
Grimes Notes
Mr. Watkins
Livestock Show
William Bell Watkins
Watkins
Kat Boy-Ed
Edward Gay Butler
Annefield
Prince Rupert
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Farnley
Abram Hewitt
Montana Hall
Mary Dougherty
Woodley
Philadelphia
Glendenning Frazier
Chestnut Hill
George Willing
Miss Dougherty
Sydney Cheston
Daniel Dougherty
Meadowbrook
Edwin Palmer
William Beverley
Century Club
Sophie Baker
F., Allerton Read
New York
Gwynn Harrison
Mary Lewis
Brookfield
Mrs. Erskine Wood
Long Island
Schoool
Night
ARS
Buncutter Tire Co
Winchester Furniture
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
W. F. Kelly
Lars
Utes
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