Former British Officer Speaks at Clarke Commerce Meet
Capt Carnaghan, retired British Navy officer, spoke before Berryville Chamber of Commerce on Sierra Leone as a colonial base, noting disease and exotic customs. John Carnaghan urged formation of a Junior C of C and Boy Scout troops, with vote for approval and next meeting set for January 9.
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Clarke Commerce Meet
Berryville
John Carna
Pred
England
Chamber of Commerce
United States Navy
Royal Navy
Carnaghan
Sierra Leone
Africa
Capetown
Cairo
West Africa
S. G. O'Bryan
C. of C
France Germany Sign Accord Across Munich Aftermath
Paris reports show Premier Daladier signaling a French no to colonial aims while Von Ribbentrop seeks France’s stance on Nazi eastward pressure and the Soviet defense pact. French rightists back the pact, Blums Le Populaire questions US opinion, and rumors swirl as security is tightened after the Vom Rath assassination.
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Daladier
von Ribbentrop
Paris
France
Leon Blum
le Populaire
Munich
L'Humanite
Benes
Schuschnige
Vienna
Hitler
Legation
Julius Curtius
SB Harris
Ernst
Lazy gavial seeks mate at St Louis Zoo amid pennies
At the St Louis Zoo a Malayan gavial crocodile becomes more active to attract a mate, with visitors tossing pennies and sales tax tokens into the pool which are periodically removed. Zoo director George P. Vier heller notes a mate may be purchased once enough money is collected. Rhode Island hunting seasons listed include rabbits, squirrels, quail, grouse, pheasants, partridges and woodcocks.
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St. Louis
St. Louis Zoo
Zoo
George P. Vierheller
Rhode Island
Women Fined For Shoving Preacher in Virginia
In Berryville Virginia on a Saturday night Mrs. McNerhany, a Washington DC woman, was found guilty of assaulting Arthur Carper, a United Brethren minister, and fined 5 dollars plus 10.25 dollars costs. Her co defendant Warthen Hall was acquitted.
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Berryville
Washington, D. C
Loring . C. Kackley
Arthur Carper
United Brethren
Boyce
McNerhany
14 Known Dead In Nova Scotia Coal Mine Disaster
Rescue workers battled to reach victims after a mine rake crash at Princess colliery. It killed at least 14 with many more injured as crowds gathered at the pithead awaiting word on unidentified bodies. Officials warned the death toll could rise as first aid crews returned.
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Sydney Harbor
Nova Scotia
Princess Colliery
Faithful Mount Auro Ia Car Wins Farmer’s License Plates
A 1911 two cylinder automobile owned by CasseAsa Rains, a farmer, is described as giving faithful uninterrupted service. He drove to the courthouse to buy his new license plates, with county officials noting he has followed the first week of December since acquiring the car.
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Mount Auro Ia
CasseAsa Rains
Rains
Roosevelt Presses Liberal Reform After Election
In Chapel Hill Roosevelt told University of North Carolina students that liberal forces must move forward to meet new social and economic needs despite Republican gains in Congress. He praised liberal teachings and warned against waiting for future decades to act.
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Roosevelt
Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Congress
President Addresses Liberal Resilience and Democratic Strength
The editorial notes President remarks on liberal forces oscillating between defeat and revival, contrasts American democracy with dictatorships, and urges action beyond conservatism. He warns that america's democracies look to the U S leadership to keep world democracy alive and emphasizes the importance of democratic processes for future security. The event took place in Woollen Gym at the campus with 7,000 capacity, followed by multiple watchings and an onstage rostrum appearance with Gov. Hoey and university leaders.
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United States
America
Kenan Stadium
Thomas J. Wilson
William C. Bullitt
France
Clyde R Hoey
North Carolina
Frank P Graham
Voigt Gilmore
The
Carolina Political Union
Orchard Convention Features Regional Reports and Talks
The Virginia orchardists meet with President Frank Wissler and reports from Mr. Campfield and L M Walker. Speakers include R H Hurt on Bitter Rot control, A H Teske on Pruning, George Leslie Smith on Liquifying the Apple, and Dred D Anthony on Orchard Soil Covers. Talks explore regulation and dealer viewpoints with welcomes from Dr. C R Anderson and Rev R B Nelson.
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Frank Wissler
Campfield
M. Walker
Richmond
W. Catesby Jones
F. A. Laffitte
Virginia
R. H. Hurt
Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Charlottesville
A. H. Teske
Blacksburg
George Leslie Smith
Rock Island
Dred D. Anthony
State College
T. Henley
Crozet
Walker McC. Bond
W Ter
Tom B. Pearce
Columbia
D. C
South
R. B. Nelson
Christ Church
C. R. Anderson
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U.S
Germany
Omps Funeral Home
Dr. Fugate
Fred S. Boyd
Winchester
Gov. Winthrop
R. M. Swimley Furniture Gift
George Washington Hotel
U. S
Stephens City
Carper
Hall
Hammers Sound Knell of ‘Jl
53Rd Street
New York
Sixth Avenue
Santa
Thomas F. Kearns
N. S
Kearns
Ponce de Leone
Puerto Rico
Myrtelina Besosa
Rosina Lawrence
Justice Juvenal Marchisio
Brooklyn, N. Y
Tanen Boi
Hollywood
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baker & Anderson
N. Braddock St
Hi. Kercheval
Agt
Victor Records
Victor Record Review
Victor Record Society
H. S. Lupton & Son
Frederick County
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