Gone With the Wind screens in Atlanta amid critics acclaim
Hollywood critics praise the three hour and fifty seven minute film based on Margaret Mitchell novel. Vivien Leigh is praised as Scarlett with Clark Gable as Rhett Butler and supporting work by Hattie McDaniel and Leslie Howard. About 100 speaking roles.
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Atlanta
Margaret Mitchell
Vivien Leigh
Scarlett
Rhett Butler
Clark Gable
Rhett
Hattie McDaniels
Manny
Leslie Howard
Ashley Wilkes
May Sell Old U S Vessels Amid Neutrality Act Debate
Sen Bailey says foreign purchase of idle older American ships could ease tonnage gaps created by the neutrality act. He sees no objection to sales to Canada and other nations and notes several offers to ship owners. Bailey believes rising demand for tonnage may allow sale of up to about 50 of the 88 lag ships affected.
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Washington
Bailey
D-Nc
Senate Commerce Committee
Canada
Rich golfers urged to swap clubs for spades in London
London Daily Express argues golf courses waste land during the food shortage. The editorial says all lush fairways should yield food and suggests rich businessmen trade mashies for spades to exercise.
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London
England
London Daily Express
Japan opens talks with Soviet Union on trade treaty
Tokyo reports Foreign Office spokesman Yukichiro Suma says Japan will begin negotiations with Soviet Russia on January 10 toward a trade pact. He notes the current U S treaty’s denouncement, says a U S non-treaty would hurt both nations, and cites California trade reliance while avoiding specifics on U S restrictions.
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Brakes On His Auto Too Good
In Wilmington Delaware Cecil Crowl applied brakes to avoid a collision last night. The car’s chassis stopped but the body did not, leaving the front seat nearly over the front wheels.
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Partitions Suit Over Winchester Land Proceeding
In Winchester Virginia the court orders Mary Anne Marple et al plaintiffs against Rose Sheipp et al defendants in a partition suit for a parcel of land tied to Elizabeth Gratchs will. If partition in kind is impossible sale and distribution of proceeds will occur. Defendants not va residents must appear within ten days after publication.
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Winchester
Mary Anne Marple
Everhart
Et Als
Rose Sheipp
George W. Everhart
Howard Steele
Greta Everhart
Gloria G. Valentine
Lee Everhart
Kenneth Lee Everhart
Virginia
Ees
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Saat
Corinne Barnett
Joe Clerk
Herbert S
City and County Realty Transfers
Edward O Ritter et al transfer to Dar rell Ward and M C Bailey a hillside lot for ten dollars. Heirs of Pred L Glaize deceased transfer to Zillah C Boyd a Shirley street lot with a two story brick dwelling for ten dollars. LaRue B Cooley to Steward G Fawcett two West Southwark street lots for ten dollars. William M Richards et al to Ethel E Windle a Richards Avenue lot partly in Frederick County for ten dollars. H A Orndoff et al to Howard H Harvey a two acre tract eleven miles west of Winchester near Wardensville grade for fifty dollars. W H Seldons heirs to Charles R Hodgson and Bessie V Hodgson a Timber Ridge four acre tract near Highview on State Road 307 for thirty dollars.
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Darrell Ward
M. C. Bailey
Highland Avenue
Pred L. Glaize
Zillah C. Boyd
Shirley Street
LaRue B. Cooley
Steward G. Fawcett
West Southwark Street
William M. Richards
Ethel E. Windle
Richards Avenue
City
Frederick County
H. A. Orndoff
Howard H. Harvey
Winchester
Wardensville
W. H. Seldon
Charles R. Hodgson
Bessie V. Hodgson
Timber Ridge
Highview
Redistricting Delay Promoted After Census
Richmond December 14 The legislative redistricting commission turned over its report to Governor Price recommending deferring reapportionment of the General Assembly until 1942 Because 1940 census data would be unavailable next month and using 1930 figures would be ten years out of date The commission also urged forming a task force during the 1940 session to study redistricting for 1942 and to propose a plan to the next General Assembly Delegate Richard W Ruffin agreed with the majority and urged constitutional amendment to require contiguous and compact districts for state offices similar to Congressional districts
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Legislative Redistricting Commission
Price
General Assembly
John W. Rust
Fairfax County
Richard W. Ruffin
Norfolk
House
Senate
Assembly to consider dog food rate and regulation
Richmond reports the General Assembly will be asked to set a price for canned dog food as part of regulating the product. S. S. Smith, director of the Dairy and Food Division, notes dog food is a $20 million item with significant market volume and is already supervised by Alabama, California, Florida, Kentucky and North Dakota. Virginia currently relies on pure food law for labeling accuracy but lacks broader governance.
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General Assembly
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Dairy and Food Division
State Department of
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Florida
Kentucky
North Dakota
Virginia
Court criticizes redistricting laws and staffing gaps
Ruffin argues without staff aids to review districting fairness, improper redistricting legislation remains unchecked and injustice in representation could persist.
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