Mrs Vanderbilt Bride of Frye in Arizona Ceremony
Justice of the Peace Paul V McCaw disclosed the marriage of Jack Prye president of Transcontinental and Western Air to Helen Warner Vanderbilt on New Year’s day in Echo Canyon Tempe Arizona Ten attended the ceremony and the couple rode to the scene on horseback They left for Los Angeles and Palm Springs after the wedding with Frye aged 36 of Marion Iowa and Vanderbilt of Clarksburg West Virginia both experienced multiple marriages.
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Tempe
Ariz
Jack Prye
Transcontinental and Western Air Inc
Helen Warner Vanderbilt
West Point Graduates in Regular Army Officers
On June 30, 1940, 3,032 officers served in the regular Army. Of these, 5 were graduates of the United States Military Academy at West Point.
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West Point
Regular Army
United Military Academy At
West
Inflation Fears and Unemployment Underpin Pandemic Era Outlook
The author argues no inflation danger while millions are unemployed and idle plant capacity exists. With U S unemployment around 6.5 million and ongoing war effects, inflation threat only grows when jobs fill and production nears capacity. He cites debt, interest, and bond earnings to urge vigilance.
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Babson
England
Army
Navy
Knockout Blow After Automobile Loafing On Rail
Glencoe Maryland report says two men and a woman attempted to free a car trapped on railroad tracks as a fast train approached. The driver Frederick Wagner and companion Robert Logington worked to lift the vehicle while Mrs Kay Eggott steered away from danger. The train suffered no damage.
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Glencoe Md
Kay Eggott
Frederick Wagner
Robert Logington
Funeral details for Mrs. Gertrude Frye Grove
The funeral for the late Mrs. Gertrude Frye Grove widow of W C Grove will be held Monday at 2 PM from the Wisecarver home 302 Amherst Street. Rev T M Swann of Braddock Street Methodist Church will officiate with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers include R Prank Barr Lou Larrick Cecil Bailey O L Jamison Benjamin Massie and Howard Massie of Stephens City
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Gertrude Frye Grove
W. C. Grove
Martin Wisecarver
Amherst Street
Wisecarver
T. M. Swann
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
R. Prank Barr
Lou Larrick
Cecil Bailey
O. L. Jamison
Benjamin and
Howard Massié
Stephens City
Macedonia League To Meet Sunday Night
The Epworth League of Macedonia Church meets Sunday at 7 30 p m with Loring Wright Sr in charge. Edgar W Mason of Winchester will be the speaker. The evening includes special music and New Year readings. Public invited.
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Epworth League of Macedonia
Loring Wright, Sr
Edgar W. Mason
Winchester
Japanese Conscript Claims Clash With National Defense
Senator Gillette asked the State Department to verify reports alleging Japan is conscripting American citizens of Japanese ancestry in Pacific coast states and Hawaii. He warned the claim could threaten U.S. defense plans and noted sources describe a Japanese government linked with the Axis enforcing military service.
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Washington
Gillette
D.-Ia
State Department
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Japan
Hall Answers Criticism of State Schools By Actor
Porterfield who worked six months on a Rockefeller funded education project for drama in public schools says public schools threaten spoken drama. Dr. Hall defends the state program ending Porterfield’s role and vows a statewide arts education project with experienced educators to guide public school culture.
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Hall
Porterfield
United States
Rockefeller Foundation
Barte
State Department of Education
State Department
Little Change in Size of Big Cities in 1940 Census
Census Bureau says major city rankings changed little from 1930. Top cities include York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Baltimore St Louis and Pittsburgh with Baltimore rising to seventh. Newcomers Sacramento and Charlotte entered while El Paso Lynn and Evansville dropped out.
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Washington
Census Bureau
York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Baltimore
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Sacramento
Calif
Charlotte
N. C
el Paso
Tex
Lynn
Mass
Evansville
Ind
United States
Miami
Fla
Philan
Treasury Status January 2 Receipts and Expenditures Report
Treasury figures show January 2 receipts of 12,352,153.48 dollars and expenditures of 48,359,599.85 dollars. Gross debt stands at 45,042,021,052.59 dollars, with an increase of 17,389,564.18 dollars over the previous day.
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Washington
the Treasury
Two Men Rescued From Plane Wreck In Ohio River
Firemen in a boat saved pilot John Frazier of Logan and passenger Ralph Bayter of Charleston after their pontooned plane plunged into the Ohio River during a snowstorm in Huntington. Both men escaped wreckage and clung to the wing tops as the craft drifted downstream. They were rescued about a half mile from the crash and hospitalized for exposure.
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Huntington
W. Va
Ohio River
John Frazier
Logan
Ralph Bayter
Charleston
Frazier
Bayter
Spy Case Ends With Deportation and Hail of Heads
Berlin Jan 4 reports George Herzog 56 of Strassbourg severely harmed after conviction for spying on Reich military secrets. He is noted as the first to be decapitated in 1941 for treason amid yearlong espionage executions totaling 49.
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Berlin
George Herzog
Strassbourg
Reich
Babe Arrives On Mother's Birthday
Hollywood January 4 A daughter was born today to film actress Jane Wyman on her twenty seventh birthday. Attending physician Dr. Robert Blackman reported mother and child doing well. Actor Ronald Reagan said they were sure it would be a boy and have not chosen a name yet.
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C. T. Warner
Hollywood
Jane Wyman
Robert Blackman
Ronald Reagan
Communion Service at Our Saviour Church
The Rev. C Worthington Lowe announced one Maoly Communion will be held tomorrow at 11 o clock during the regular morning service at the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour All members are urged to attend and participate in the communion exercises.
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England
National Income
Savings Qur National
U. S
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
C. Worthington Lowe
Boston Wool Market Report
The Boston wool market last week showed very moderate new business as holidays and inventory timing cooled demand. Purchases were scattered with modest amounts of fine South American wools and limited domestic grades. prices mostly held steady to firm with grease basis quotes for graded coming bright fleece wools at 42-45 cents for fine de laine, 44-45 cents for half bloods, and 44-46 cents for three eighths and quarter blood grades.
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Boston
U. 8
Dept
Air travel in 1940 tops three million passengers
J A S A reports over 3,000,000 people in the United States traveled by air, collectively flying more than a billion passenger miles in the past year. The data reflects rising use of air transportation in the era.
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United States
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