Pacifism Is Too Dangerous To Play With Warns Roszel
At the Century Club meeting Miss Chew hosts December 13 Col B M Roszel warned pacifism is too dangerous amid postwar issues He urged strong national defense citing Japan's Manchuria gain and the need for a first class navy to deter eastern developments The talk stressed League of Nations World Court disarmament and the Philippines radius under Hughes treaty as relevant to U S security
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Century Club
Miss Chew
Col
B. M. Roszel
Colonel Roszel
League of Nations
Roszel
Japan
United States
Pacific
Manchuria
Manchurian
Hughes
Phillippines
Europe
Robert Glass
Leesburg Assembly dances and community notices
The article lists social events and people connected to Leesburg and surrounding Loudoun County, including invitations to the Leesburg Assembly Christmas dance at the Thomas Balch Library, patronesses led by Mrs. E B White, and remarks on the assembly’s history. It also covers birthday celebrations, club meetings, a Goucher College Choir broadcast, and various local engagements and recognitions.
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Leesburg
Warner Snider
David Tennant
Richard Wainwright
J. Armistead Welbourn
Harrison Williams
Virginia
Loudoun County
F. M. Page
E. B. White
Assembly
Leesburg Assembly
Winchester
Goucher College Choir of
Baltimore
Robertson
WBAL
Friends of Goucher College
Foxcroft School
Middleburg
Charlotte Noland
Christ
Foxcroft
Regular weekly clubs and choirs schedule
Social calendar lists recurring meetings: Music Lovers' Club at Mrs. Buckley's home, Lions' Club lunch at George Washington Hotel, Kiwanis at George Washington, United Brethren Church youth choir, Grace Lutheran adult choir, Rotary Club at George Washington, American Legion Post lunch at George Washington, Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church session.
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Music Lovers’ Club
Frank L. Buckley
South Stewart Street
Lions’ Club
George Washington Hotel
Kiwanis Club
The
United Brethren Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Rotary Club
American Legion Post
Braddock Street
Christmas Holiday Visits From Local Residents
Mr John Carr of Clarksdale Miss arrives Tuesday to spend Christmas with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs W D Smith on Shenandoah Valley Academy campus. Mr and Mrs E T Shiner of Front Royal, former Miss Amy Lee Ritter, were recent visitors. Miss Bernetta Ritter, PE teacher in Elizabeth Pa, visits for holidays. Mr and Mrs A Taylor Ritter at East Cork Street host for season. Mr Roy H Ritter of Baltimore arrives next Thursday to spend Christmas with his parents on South Braddock Street.
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C. B. Dawson
William Dawson
Harley Bailey
Virginia Bailey
Beverley
Charles
Levious Bailey
Gene Grim
Sylvia Grim
Shirley Abshire
Elvira
Madge
Helen Abshire
O. C. Shirley
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Sally Boyd
Fairmont Avenue
Mabel Pierce
Bruce Slonaker
Fred.l. Glaize
Miss Kurtz
R. E. Lee
Elizabeth Kurtz Grim
James Barron Hope
South
William 5. Snider
Cameron Street
R. R. Richardson
John Richardson
Fairfield
Gaylord
Chicago
Mrs. Richardson
Ray Grimm
Ray Grim
Valley Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Grim
Edna Elliott
Caroline Fout
Frances Foreman
Elsie Edwards
Lorraine Bayliss
Conrad DeHaven
Eltha Edwards
Ruth Smith
Harriet Adams
Helen Lamp
Mrs. Smith
Jane Fout
Frances Ruble
Mary Ruble
Nellie Grove
Dorothy DeHaven
Madeline Davis
Beula
Margaret E. Smith
Knott
New York City
Junior League
New York
Miss Smith
Eugene Smith
Winchester
State Teachers’ College
Farmville
East Seventy-eighth Street
Girls’ Athletic Association
Philomena Laren
Ida Lycett
Jennie Stover
Elsie Mae Gaunt
Philoment Laren
Evelyn Wright
Helen Ritter
Kenneth Wendel
Jimmie Sumption
Edna Holland
Helen Crisman
Virginia Piggott
Rouss Hall
Haines
Virginia Harrell
Lord and Spencer
John Carr
Clarksdale Miss
W. D. Smith
Shenandoah Valley Academy
E. T. Shiner
Front Royal
Amy Lee Ritter
Bernetta Ritter
Elizabeth
A. Taylor Itter
East Cork Street
Roy H. Ritter
Baltimore
Mrs
C. W Ritter
South Braddock Street
Winter Storm Paralyzes Eastern States With Snow
A sweeping December storm brings heavy snow from Virginia to New England. Six inches fall in many cities, transportation slows, and authorities deploy over 100 snow plows as communities brace for more in coming hours.
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Weather Bureau
Maryland
State Road Commission
Atlantic
Virginia Capes
Boston
South Carolina
Richmond
Virginia
Philadelphia
Jacksonville
Washington
Bureau
Capitol
Senate
House
Arthur E. Cook
Wvver
Alabama
Georgia
Jackson
Miss
Pearl River Flo Zone
Mike S. Conner
National Guard
Fast Motoring and Oil Use Rates Revealed
B P Coffay of Standard Oil reports tests show oil consumption rises with speed. At 40 mph use is double 30 mph, at 50 mph four times, and at 60 mph nine times the rate at 30 mph. He warns oils vary, oxidation and sludge form with heat, and recommends changing oil at least every 1,000 miles to avoid wear and costly repairs.
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B. P. Coffay
Standard Oil Company
Condine
Coffay
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Miss Hardy remembered for impact on Washington schools
Educators in the city honor Miss Hardy a longtime Washington public school official and reading education authority who began teaching in 1896 and served as associate superintendent since 1925 Her career spanned Jefferson School Wilson Normal School and primary instruction director She authored respected elementary reading texts and contributed to multiple national educational bodies
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Miss Hardy
Hardy
Winchester
Winchester High School
Mise Hardy
Chicago Normal School
George Washington University
Columbia Univers
National Council of Childhood Education
National Council of Administrative Women In Education
Department of Superintendence
Department of Supervisors and Directors of Instruction
National Education Asociation
National Society of the Study of Education
Washington
District of Columbia
American Association of University Women
Columbian Women
Monday Evening Club
Congress Faces Budget Task From 125 Million Taxpayers
Congress must balance the budget by collecting taxes from about 125 million Americans who themselves struggle to balance their finances.
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Congress
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Earl Hovermale
Paul Slonaker
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A. R. Omps
Randall Omps
Ora Hottle
Kila Hottle
Juanita Omps
Anna J.omps
Grace Omps
Marjorie Omps
O'Neill
Willie Dawson
Roy Pease
John Gano
Henry Pease
Stuart Gano
Daniel Gano
Avon Omps
Richard Luttrell
Everley Omps
Elston Luttrell
Goucher College Choir
Mr. and
Gainesboro
4-H Club
Big Hotel
B. M. Knight
B. Mitchell Knight
Knight
Gladys Gillet
Newport News
Friendly Grove
Pauline Glynn
LeRoy Cooper
Ruth Wisecarver
Charlotte Hottle
Harry Glynn
Hester Glynn
Glynn
Velma Hottle
Kathleen McCartney
Hentsrfppy
New England
Danville
Vermont
St. Johnsberry
Atlanta
National
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Florida
Dixie
South Main St
Lovett Brothers
N. Loudoun St
Ers
Dr. Balifiene
Elizabeth Hardy Fyre
Wayne, Pa
Margaret Hardy
Eastern High School
Woerhington
Frances Hardy
Aeon
Noah
Jeanne Merritt
Coronado
Calif
Paul
Grow
Walnut
RM. Swimsley
Christmas Savings Club
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Vam
Nave
Loudoun and
Boscawen St
the Commercial & Savings Bank
the Bell Clothes Shop
Margaret
Hodgson
Hamman’s Dollar Store
Olivina! Lovett Shoe Ctare
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