Traveling Reserve Recruiting Unit to Visit Cities This Month
Naval Reserve recruiting efforts move through Frederick Maryland Ransom West Virginia Winchester and Strasburg this month. The Traveling Reserve Recruiting Unit No 2 from Norfolk arrives Frederick January 9 for one week then moves to Ransom January 13 18 before a seven day stop at Winchester. The visit ends with Strasburg January 25 as part of Fifth Naval District recruitment.
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Norfolk
Frederick
Rawson
West Virginia
Winchester
Strasburg
Naval Reserve
Fifth Naval District
Mobile
Ransom
Virginia
Investigating Attempt To Break In Legion Home
Winchester police investigate an attempt to break into the American Legion Home on N. Loudoun Street. A rear door was pried but the lock held. The complaint was filed by Joe Swansor.
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Legion Home
Winchester
American Legion
N. Loudoun Street
the Legion
Joe Swansor
Radio Schedule Trends and Time Adjustments on Key Station
Radio program listings show January 7 broadcast times with network corrections. Programs span news, serials, drama, music, and variety hours from 6:46 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. Eastern, noting time zone changes and local relay variations.
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E Farrell
Abc Bouquet
Dbs
Tennessee
Abc
Cbs
Abc-East
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Trong
Capt Allament
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Filmer Davis
Abe Po
Abc Melodies
Orch
Arthur Hale
Kaltenborn
Stenedaerebs
Bill Brandt
Rudy Vallee
Abe
Dbs Lum
Abner
Abc Ont
Shayne
John Paris
Abec
Judy
Mel Blanc
Cbs the O’neills
the Falcon
Cbc
Amos
Rex Maupin
His
Gabriel Heatter
Arthur Godfrey
Boston Symphony
Upton
Red Skelton
Earl Godwin
Abc-Basic
Abc News
Shenandoah Valley Inc invites state and federal officials to annual meeting
Valley Inc invites Governor William M. Tuck Senator Harry F Byrd and A Willis Robertson Representative Burr Harrison and WV Commission Chairman William A Wright to the 23rd annual meeting at The Gables Elkton Va Election of officers and directors will be held in the afternoon with a dinner program by humorist John L Davis and a dance by musicians from the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind Reservations through Florenz Hinz at Valley offices in the Beverley Hotel Staunton Va
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William M. Tuck
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
Burr P. Harrison
State Conservation Commission
William A. Wright
Curry Carter
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Organic
Gabies
Elkton
Florenz Hinz
the Gables
John L. Davis
National Association of Manufacturers
New York City
Virginia School For the Deaf and the Blind
Hint
Valley
Beverley Hotel
Staunton
Virginia
Argenbright Takes New Manager Post At Huntsberry Shoe Store
E. W. Argenbright assumed his duties this morning as manager of the Huntsberry shoe store. At Lovett Brothers, where he resigned, it was stated that a new manager would be announced next Monday.
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E. W. Argenbright
Huntsberry
Lovett Brothers
Argenbright
The Star Has 30 Correspondents
The Star reports it maintains a network of 30 correspondents across multiple bureaus providing local and regional coverage. The article notes ongoing assignments and the breadth of its reporting reach.
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the Star
Love and reunion amid wartime secrets in Connecticut
Lydia hosts Wade, a liberated pilot, as he returns from abroad. They recall past romance, shared danger, and Lydia’s struggle to accept Chris Stark’s place in her life. Wade’s return unsettles her plans while hints of Chris’s injuries surface. the scene ends with their unresolved tension.
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Lydia
Frances
Isaac
Betty
Chris
Captain Stark
Mr. Stark
Wade
Rahge
Atlantic
Connecticut
Eric
Mrs. Christopher Stark
Christopher Stark
Strength For The Day By Ker L Douglas D C
The article discusses Rome’s Colosseum as a symbol of civilization’s decline during spectator sports eras and contrasts ancient gladiator violence with modern football. It warns that public fixation on entertainment signals a decay in civic virtue and participation.
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Colosseum
Rome
Entertainment as Necessity and National Character
A short aphorism notes that valuing entertainment as necessary before primary axiom leads to a decay of national character. It warns that prioritizing amusement erodes civic virtues and societal strength.
Police Court Dockets Disposed Judge Rice Handles Several Cases
In Police Court Judge John Rice presiding the following defendants were disposed of. Earl Brown of Petersburg W Va fined 10 dollars plus costs for spending. Nicholas Kellas of 606 S Sen t street fined 10 dollars plus costs for drunk and disorderly conduct. Andrew Prather 614 N Camer on street convicted of disorderly conduct assault and battery with 10 dollars plus costs and 30 days suspended. Franklin C Rice Berkeley Springs W Va fined 10 dollars plus costs for speeding. Marshall Shoemaker Cedar Creek Grade fined 5 dollars plus costs for drinking in public. William Robert Woods Park Way Hotel fined 5 dollars plus costs for being drunk.
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John Rice
Earl Brown
Petersburg
W. Va
Nicholas Kellas
S. Sent Street
Andrew Prather
N. Cameron Street
Franklin C. Rice
Berkeley Springs
Marshall Shoemaker
Cedar Creek
William Robert Woods
Parkway Hotel
Petty Cash Box Rifled at George Washington Garage
George Washington Garage reports a petty cash theft with a box rifled and about 67 dollars missing. A complaint details the loss and ongoing investigation.
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Winchester
George Washington
How stars are counted by K I M A observations
Photographic plates cover the entire sky and record stars bright enough to appear on the plates. From these images astronomers can count or estimate the number of visible stars and map their distribution across the heavens.
Accused Marine In China To Get Fair Trial
Major General Samuel L. Howard, head of U S Marine Forces in China, said the American marine accused of raping a Chinese girl at Peiping must be given a fair trial. He warned against trial by public opinion and noted serious potential penalties, while Chinese demonstrations and a possible court martial proceed.
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Peiping
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Warner
Warner Bros
Aaren
Aes Asika
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
George W. Kurtz
Fene Furniture
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Ray Robinson
Paul M. Haldeman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
J. W. Arthur
General Insurance
Romss Ave
Winchester, VA
Margaret Niche
Margeret Gorman Ni Nichols
King Features Syndicate
Santa Fae
Africa
India
You
Ker L. Douglas
D. C
China
Clarke County News Service
Lupton Orchard Service
Great Lakes Steel Corporatio
N. Loudoun ST
Hable
Clementine
Darling Clementine
Linda Ee Seay Henry
Victor Ewe Ey
Westminster and
Just
Gray & Eddy
Earl L. Mason
N. Loudoun
Hansbrough & Carter
Valley Weather Strip & Awning Co
Aubrey J. Gillian
Mgr
Box 242
Sinks
Molden Electric CO
S. Loudoun St
J. A. Hotinger
Mutual Insurance
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