Chinmenkow Pass Falls to Japanese Control in Jehol Drive
Japanese troops claim Chinmenkow is fully occupied along the Great Wall gateway into Jehol as Chinese forces withdraw. Reports say 10,000 Japanese troops march toward Lingchuan, while Manchurian headquarters deny full capture and warn of deeper Japanese push.
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Peiping
China
Chinmenkow
Nine Gates
Great Wall
Jehol
Chiumenkow
Shanghai
Lingchuan
Shanhaikwan
Chinmenkow Pass
Great Wall of China
Ho Chu-Kuo
Manchukuo
Chiumenkow Pass
Chang Hsiao-Liang
Manchuria
Japan
Tokyo
Chinchow
Rengo
Reynolds Babe 1510 to Be Kept in Incubator
The underweight son of Mrs Libby Holman Reynolds, widow of Smith Reynolds, born at Pennsylvania Hospital, weighing three and a half pounds, placed in an incubator and expected to stay weeks. Dr Norris W Vaux said mother and child are satisfactory. the baby is in a hot bed incubator with carbon lamps maintaining about 98 degrees. The mother, once a Broadway torch singer, arrived nervous but in good condition.
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Pene Press
Libby Holman Reynolds
Norris W. Vaux
Pennsylvania
Vaux
Pennsylvania Hospital
Smith Reynolds
Reynolds
Reynolds Tobacco
Winston-Salem
N. C
Wilmington
Del
Infant Pope Dies of Pneumonia in Kernstown
Little William Bell Pope infant son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Pope of Kernstown died late yesterday afternoon after a short illness of pneumonia. Born December 14, he was not yet a month old. Survived by parents Edna May Oates Gore and one brother Lawrence Edward Pope. Funeral set for tomorrow with a 1 o clock home service led by Rev C H Anderson. Then remains go to High View West Virginia Christian Church for rites and interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell Pope
Clarence Pope
Kernstown
Mathewson Is Reported Better
Christie Mathewson Jr., who was seriously injured in a Sunday airplane crash that killed his bride, was reported to have improved slightly today in Shanghai China.
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Associated Press
Shanghai
China
Christie Mathewson, Jr
Milk cheap for unemployed to be provided in York
York, Jan 11. Pasteurized milk at two cents a quart will be delivered to the homes of the unemployed by the York County Milk Producers Association. The association with about 1,000 members agreed to supply between 4,000 and 5,000 quarts daily. Linear sale of unusual bargains at Moling & Cather's.
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Associated Press
York
York County Milk Producers’ Association
Moling & Cather's
Charity game receipts divided among four Winchester groups
Net proceeds of 379 from the Handley High School Shenandoah Valley Academy charity football game will be split among the District Nurses Association, Tuberculosis Fund, Red Cross and Milk Fund of Winchester. The plan, approved by the organizing committee led by W A Baker, allocates 200 to the Nurses Association, 25 to Tuberculosis Fund, 100 to Red Cross and 54 to the Milk Fund, with checks to be issued by Secretary-Treasurer Andrew Bell.
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Handley High School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
W. A. Baker
District Nurses Association
Tuberculosis Fund
Red Cross and
Milk Fund of
Winchester
Mr. Baker
Andrew Bell
Charles R. Anderson
Garland R. Quarles
Peyton J. Marshall
S. V. A. Eleven
Luther A. Thomas
Winchester Ministerial Association
Hoye Riley
Lions’ Club
B. M. Sullivan
American Legion
A. Lee Coble
Veterans of Foreign Wars
C. Douglas Barnett
Friendship Fire Company
W. R. Pifer
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
J. L. Shine
Dave Hawthorne
Oe. Clowser
Ticket Comm
Sec
Treas. Bell
B. F. Arthur Jr
E. A. Crowl
Geo. Crowser
John Seal
S. R. Hovermale
Nyo Hawthorne
Frank Boucher
E. A. Crowlee
Ite
Asthist Auld
Middle Gate
S8.v. A
Red Cross
Bell
Free Clinic For Cripples On Jan 14
The next free clinic for cripples will be held at the District Nurse Association offices on Saturday January 14. Dr. Robert V. Funsten of the University of Virginia Hospital will lead examinations from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 3:30 p.m. The clinic targets children with natural deformities or those crippled by accidents and offers free examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Robert V. Funsten
University of Virginia Hospital
Laundry Woes End as She Calls 28 Winchester Steam Laundry
A reader reports relief from laundry worries after dialing 28 for Winchester Steam Laundry. The service promises prompt cleaning, fabric care, and reliable pickup options, with local response noting affordability and friendly staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Steam Laundry
Wanted 100 Used Radios For Trade In Offer
Miller and Anderson advertise a sensational three day trade in toward a new Philco including the New Lazy X. They invite readers to call or use their appraiser, with evening hours and a 849 contact number.
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Philco
Miller & Anderson
Rockne Announcement Sparks Zone Brothers buzz
A clipped note references The Rockne Announcement and the Zone Brothers, hinting at a new development or public intrigue. Details are sparse but suggest a period newspaper tease about forthcoming events or appearances connected to these names.
Roosevelt in Huddle With Colonel House
New York, Jan 10. Democratic diplomats with veteran experience met President-elect Roosevelt in a lengthy consultation. Col. E. M. House led callers, with James W. Gerard and Sumner Welles following. Roosevelt called the meetings social and urged patience, declining to discuss immediate war debts or the world economic conference. He noted no announcements on those topics and filed a report on Reconstruction Finance Corporation loans without committing to actions.
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New York
Roosevelt
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
James W. Gerard
Germany
Sumner Welles
Col. House
Stimson~patley
Far East
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Harvey Couch
Arkansas
Reconstruction Board
Hoover Administration
Apple Auction At Liverpool Not Held This Week
Demand for apples remained strong with Liverpool not holding a weekly sale due to no arrivals. Prices at Manchester and Yorkshire ranged 26 to 31 shillings, generally 28 to 31, per cable from exporter G R Cooper. Totals show 10,314 barrels 1,274 boxes 485 baskets across multiple ports.
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Manchester
Eng
Yorks
G. R. Cooper, Harnden and Company
Liverpool
Verpool
New
London
Southampton
Cardiff
Glasgow
Beer Bill To Be Redrafted By Senate Panel
Washington Jan 11 The Senate judiciary sub committee decided to redraft the House 3.2 per cent beer bill in a manner that Chairman Blaine said would bring it within the constitution without any doubt.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary
Blaine
Akron Returns To Its Hangar After Miami Race
The United States Navy dirigible Akron returned to the naval air station in Lakehurst New Jersey this morning after taking part in the all American air races at Miami Florida and a brief training cruise southward over Guantanamo Cuba The craft departed Miami at 9 30 a m yesterday.
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Associated Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Akron
Naval Air Station
Miami
Fla
Guantanamo
Cuba
Stockholders in Clarke Groups Hold Meetings
Stockholders in Clarke County groups meet in Boyce and convene at the Parish Hall to review the Clarke State Bank and Clarke County Farmers Association as a vote of confidence is extended to manager B. E. A. Lindsey. Directors are re-elected and officers named, with Kenneth N. Gilpin as president and R. G. Mitchell and R. P. Whiting as vice presidents.
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Boyce
State Bank
Clarke County
Asilunee
Kenneth N. Gilpin
George H. Burwell
Harry K. Benham
J. L. Carper
E. A. Lindsey
Benjamin Randolph
M. L. P. Reed
W. B. Watkins
C. E. Wisecar
BE. A. Tindsey
R. S. Bryarly
H. J. Martin
J D Pine
J. H. Funkhouser
Association
Lewis Pigeon
G. E. Baker
B. Lindsey
Bryarly
Four To Be Shot For Theft Of Soviet Jam
Four men were sentenced to death today for stealing jam from a government warehouse in Moscow. Three others received ten years in prison, with a warehouse manager and three employees to be executed. Three more employees go to a remote prison camp, while two others face three years in jail for the crime.
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Fhe Associated Press
Moscow
Week of Prayer Attendance Rises as Service Spirit Grows
Governor Pinghot appears before legislature seeking apology connected to his wife while Week of Prayer services draw larger crowds. Last night 430 attended, church nearly full, with Rev. Stover leading music and Rev. Dr. F. T. McFaden assisting. Sermon by Rev. E. T. Clark urged Bible study to deepen spiritual life, citing Second Timothy 3 16 17 and the impact of scripture on thought and action. Evening service planned at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev. W M Brashears in charge and Rev. Robert B. Nelson to discuss Deepening the Spiritual Life Through the Church.
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E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mr. Clark
Peter
Saint Paul
Christ
William T. Manning
Jesus Christ
Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church
W. M. Brashears
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Paul
Funeral Rites Held For Late Miss Whisson
The funeral for Miss Sarah Elizabeth Whisson, of Winchester, who died suddenly from a stroke last Saturday, was held at her family home on South Braddock Street. Rev. E. A. Lambert led the service at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South. Floral tribute volumes, a church choir, and pallbearers John W. Rosenberger, William Breckenridge, George Hardy, Charles Knight, James W. Hillyard, and John P. Marker attended. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Sarah Elizabeth Whisson
Winchester
South Braddock Street
BE. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South
Mount Hebron
John W. Rosenberger
William Breckenridge
George Hardy
Charles Knight
James W. Hillyard
John PD Marker
Pinchot seeks discipline over Reed slander claim
Harrisburg January 11 Governor Gifford Pinchot demanded disciplinary action after Senator George Reed called remarks about Mrs Pinchot a lie. The governor urged the Senate to require the slanderer to produce proof or make reparation as the chamber expunged the line from the record. The session paused for leaders to confer as Reed apologized for the remarks.
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Senate
Pin
Associated Press
Harrisburg
Gifford Pinchot
George Reed
Commonwealth
Reed
Pinchot
State Senate
Recent Marriage Licenses Issued At County Bureau
Frederick County Clerk issued several marriage licenses in recent days. Catherine Barton of Frederick County and Russell Snapp of Winchester, with Snapp a painter by trade. Christine Driver of Frederick County and Richard Clem of Berryville, with Clem a mechanic.
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Frederick County
Catherine Barton
Lester Barton
Russell Snapp
William Snapp
Winchester
Snapp
Christine F. Driver
Lee Driver
Richard O. Clem
Ernest Clem
Berryville
Clem
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Pinghot
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