Sino Japanese Relations Deepen in Turbulent Crisis
The assassination of Tang Y Jen, pro Japanese vice minister of Chinese railways, shocks Sino Japanese ties. Shanghai imposes martial law while Nanking clamps railway protests and movement controls traffic to halt North China separatist demonstrators. Tang’s death follows an attack on Wang Ching Wei, with Japan warning of potential anti Japanese policy shifts.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
Tang Y'Jen
Anking
Hankow
Nanking
North China
Changchow
Wu-Jen
Japan
Tang
Wang Ching-Wei
Wang
China
Hongkew
Chapei
Picker
Railways
Executive Council
Kuomintang
Chinese Nationalist Party
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chang Chun
Hopeh Province
G W Lineweaver of Morgan County, Va dies at 72
G W Lineweaver, 72, a pioneer Morgan County orchardist and farmer, died after a month of illness from pneumonia and heart trouble. He lived most of his life in Morgan County and was active in Highland United Brethren Church. Surviving are seven children from his first marriage, siblings, and many grandchildren. Funeral held at Highland U B Church with ministers present. burial nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Brethren Church
Mary Shade
Flora Courtney
John Courtney
Joseph A. Lineweaver
Greenspring
Berkeley County
M. A. McCoy
Frank Weber
Dewey McCoy
John Havermale
Berkeley Springs
George W. Ambrose
Irving Kerns
Kearneysville
W. Va
Joseph H. Lineweaver
Ridge
Charles
Hancock
John
Urbana
Ohio
Local Notes From Reynolds Area Travelers and Incidents
Reynolds store notes report several residents traveling to Hagers town on business and shopping activity in Winchester. The piece records visits by Mrs att Peacemaker of Bloomery, Mrs E N Luttrell, and social attendance for funerals in Berkeley Springs and for shoppers from the region. An accident near Angers Store injures Ed Lewis when a frightened team runs away. wagon damage noted.
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Angers Store
W. Va
Lewis
Winchester
Hazel
Virginia
Pauline Gardner
Marvin Gardner
Frank Lee Flowers
Opal Puffenberger
Atlantic Greyhound
Trim Atlantic Greyhound
Greyhound
Mount Williams Notes
Mount Williams Virginia December notes visit with grandparents. Mountain View school entertainment crowd of 51 aboard a crowded bus driven by N B Fout. Harry Smithey recovering from leg injury after hog incident. Edna Fauver and Myrtle Clowser visit town with Bessie Campbell’s family. Sonny Boy Campbell visits. Delilah Bell visiting from Rockville Md. Harry Serin has 43 champion hens laying 25 eggs daily.
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Mount Williams
Guy Fauver
Baltimore
Mountain View
N. B. Fout
Fout
Harry Smithey
Sonny Boy” Campbell
Delilah Bell
Rockville
Dorothy Sager
Harry Serin
New Dealers and Opponents Shape Congress Plans
As Congress opens January 3, Roosevelt aides push for a short harmonious session with limited major proposals. Republicans push to widen the fight Against New Deal policies and the Liberty League demands drastic revisions of AAA SSA and tax law. The cash bonus for veterans remains the first clash, while neutrality and court actions loom over the agenda.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
American Liberty League
Supreme Court
Ummer
McNary
Oregon
Republican National Congressional Committee
Liberty League
Social Security Act
Utility
Use of the Electric Eye in Industry
The electric eye replaces the human eye in many industrial tasks. It reliably distinguishes light from dark and never sleeps on the job. It can quantify blue shades beyond simple light dark judgments.
Siler Brevities Show Guests From Nearby Towns
SILER VA December 26. Guests Sunday at the home of F G DeHaven included Mr and Mrs Charles Sewell and son Delmas from Gainesboro VA. Ordl and Norval DeHaven and Ruth M Kerns of Siler. Joe Luttrell and William Luttrell stayed with Mr or Mrs Harry DeHaven. Paul and Ralph Lamp visited A V Lamp at Cross Junction. Mrs Harry O Kerns and Mr Harold Lamp visited A L DeHaven. Mr and Mrs Harry O Kerns and Mrs A L DeHaven with Othello and Audrey De Haven motored to Winchester recently.
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Siler
F. G. DeHaven
Charles Sewell and Son
Delmas
Gainesboro
Ordland DeHaven
Norval DeHaven
Ruth M. Kerns
Joe Luttrell
William Luttrell
Harry DeHaven
Messrs
Paul and
Ralph Lamp
Alva Lamp
Cross Junction
Harry O. Kerns
Harold Lamp
A. L. DeHaven
Othello
Audrey de Haven
Winchester
REA to Finance Wiring Houses and Farm Buildings
The Rural Electrification Administration will finance wiring of houses and farm buildings where rural lines reach electricity. Administrator Morris L. Cooke announced the plan to remove barriers slowing rural electrification and to centralize financing through REA and the Electric Home and Farm Authority. Ohio Farm Bureau Federation starts with two counties Shelby and Miami and wiring loans. Cooperative action by farmers urged to reduce wiring costs and speed service with mass contracting. Plans consider extending lines to Star Tannery Mount Williams Hayfield and Marlboro communities.
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Rural Electrification Administration
Morris L. Cooke
REA
Electric Home and Farm Authority
Cooke
Dan W. Tracy
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Earl V. Peek
National Electrical Contractors Association
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Shelby
Miami
Murray Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
EHFA
Coske
Star Tannery
Mount Williams
Hayfield
Marlboro
Bible Scenes To Be Presented At Sunday Service
The final Bible Scenes presentation features three parts this Sunday night. A travel picture talk titled A Trip Through Bible land uses Palestine images with Rev. Smith providing a brief explanatory lecture. The Living Christmas Tree by 15 young women returns by request, with a large lighted tree and song by Mr. Scott Atkinson. The Living Bible screens Ruth and Naomi, The Annunciation To Mary, Sleep My Little Jesus, and My Mother's Bible with performances by Elsie Mathews Irene Clark Mrs. Marvin Seldon Emma Cain Mrs. Lester Kerlin Mrs. Clyde Sibert Marvin Seldon and pages Coleen Racey Nancy Lee Hill.
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Holy Land
Palestine
Scott Atkinson
Calderon
Calderon's Famous Painting of “Ruth
Naomi
Mary
Jesus
Elsie Mathews
Irene Clark
Marvin Seldon
Emma Cain
Lester Kerlin
Clyde Sibert
The
Living Bible
Coleen Racey
Nancy Lee Hill
Bees stampede thieves arrestee in Hodonin case
Three men robbed a railway official's house in Hodonin Southern Moravia. While fleeing one man toppled a beehive and the bees swarmed the trio, leaving their swollen faces as the telltale proof for police who arrested them the following day.
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Hodonin
Moravia
Will Interpret Christmas Story at Congregational Church
The dramatic reading of Henry Van Dyke's The Lost Word will be performed Sunday at 11 a m in the Congregational Christian Church. Rev Smith omitted it from the 6 am service last week and now presents his interpretation as a 20 minute sermon style reading inviting all to attend.
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Henry van Dyke
Congregational Christian Church
Smith
van Dyke
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Tang Yu- Jen
G. W. Lineweaver
Morgan County
Mt. Williams
Ac Sae
TGS
Miles Music CO
Loudoun St
Dorothy Frances Ramey
Frances Ramey
Fredericksburg
Republic
Amherst & Boscawen
Republic Oil. CO
New York
Harpers Ferry
Wasington
Harpers Fe
Baltimore & Ohio
Chevrolet
Nash
Ford
Shenandoah Motor CO
F. H
National Ave
John S. Miller & Company
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sam
Goodrich Heotro-Pak
Cammertireco
Han le
N. Braddock St
Atla
Elks Club
J. E. Kalbach & Son
Bickers Motor Company
Lee Place
City of
Perrei
Taylor L. Barr
Keedysville Exchange
J. Edgar Remsburg
Sharpsburg
Turkey
Tod
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company of Winchester
Loudoun Street
Rouss Avenue
J. H. Yost
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank of Winchester
Loudoun
Piccadilly Streets
Shenandoah Valley
G. Brown
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