FBI Official Sees Path to Crime Control in Berryville Speech
Mel K. McKee special agent in charge of the Richmond FBI outlined the bureau’s role in crime prevention, fingerprinting and scientific crime work. He noted the FBI local partnership with authorities forming a three cornered triangle with public support, stressing routine, non-glamorous duties and a fingerprint file in Washington of about ten million prints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle O’rourk
Washington, D. C
Ely
Mel K. McKee
Richmond
FBI
Bureau of Investigation
4McKee
Dellinger Hunt
Bureau
Washington
Aghout
Mcee
O’rourk
Mitchell
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Young Men of Action
Powell Harrison
Leesburg
Loudoun
Farm Loan Group Progress Report From Frederick Clarke Assoc
Stockholders were told the Frederick Clarke National Farm Loan Association holds 900000 in loans across Frederick and Clarke counties. The group services 140 land bank loans and 90 commissioner loans with new director John M Fishpan joining for a three year term. Prizes and a luncheon followed the business session at Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick- Clarke National Farm Loan Association
W.W. E. Edwards
John M. Fishpan
W. W. Smallwood, Sr
Walker McC. Bond
John B. Bywaters
George P. Kern
J. P. Chamberlain
Bond
W. E. Edward
Virginia Ritter
P. A. Fleury
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Winchester leaders address new organization formation
Ridgely White and Tom Baldridge spoke for national party figures at the event in Winchester Virginia. Selden G. O'Bryan, president of Berryville’s Senior Chamber of Commerce, offered encouragement and pledged support from his group.
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Ter
Ridgely White
Winchester
D. C
Tom Baldridge
Winchester Va
Selden G. O'Bryan
Berryville
Chamber of Commerce
WPA Stalwarts Claim Strength In Budget Fight
Washington January 19 The shift in senatorial opinion favors administration aims to fund the WPA at 875 million dollars to operate until July The move draws support from Norris Borah Burke Downey while McNary predicts House figures will win Economy advocates push for further cuts Adams who leads the relief bill met with President Roosevelt and said he could not predict final Senate action
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Washington
Norris
Ind.-Neb
Borah
R.-Idaho
House
Burke
D.-Neb
Roosevelt
Downey
D.-Calif
McNary
R.-Ore
Adams
D.-Colp
Senate
Chanters Plan Friday Rehearsal for Sacred Concert
The Chanters of Winchester announce a special rehearsal Friday at 7 30 p m at The Willow the home of Floyd Haines on the Valley Pike. Music for the January 29 sacred concert will be practiced. Bell carillonneur for Luray is R J M A C Chapman.
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Bee Keeler
Russell Potts
The
Chanters
Winchester
Waynesboro High School Defeats Handley 48 16
Waynesboro Pa High School defeated Handley in a Cumberland Valley Athletic League game 48 to 16. Handley quarterback Frank Yeakle led the Judges with 14 points as Waynesboro’s fast passing offense overwhelmed the home team. The halftime score was 27 to 9.
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Handley
Cumberland Valley Athletic League
Waynesboro
Frank Yeakle
Tornadoes
Mrs Martha Snapp Dies at Brucetown Home
Martha Louise Snapp 31 died after a long illness at her Brucetown residence from a heart ailment. She was married to Julian B Snapp Jr and was the daughter of the late Clarence and Martha Racey Whetzell, natives of Shenandoah County. Survivors listed later in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Louise Snapp
Brucetown
Julian B Snapp, Jr
Virginia Woolen Co
Clarence
Martha Racey Whetzell
Shenandoah County
US considering measures to aid cotton and wheat exporters
Washington officials said the United States may take economic steps to win world cooperation on a program for cotton and wheat producers. Secretary Wallace proposed an international conference to create an equitable world market division and curb price cutting and dumping.
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Washington
United States
Wallace
White House
Roosevelt
Eds
Egypt
Brazil
India
China
Casualties Reported in Japanese Air Raids
Shanghai reports the Chinese National Relief Commission states 6 Japanese warplanes killed 35 175 Chinese civilians and wounded 44 050 in cities and towns during 17 months ending November 30, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Chinese National Relief Commission
Brethren Church Member Remains Laid to Rest in Brucetown
The obituary notes Mrs Virginia Wormeldorlph of Baltimore survived by her husband one son one sister and a half brother George Whetzell of West Virginia. A Brethren Church member in Bunker Hill she will be cremated at Mt Hebron Cemetery with services Sunday at Brucetown Methodist Church at 2 PM conducted by Rev W O Talbert and Rev J D Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Wormeldorlph
Baltimore
George Whetzell
West Virginia
Church of the Brethren
Bunker Hill
Methodist Church
Brucetown
W. O. Talbert
J. D Russell
Front Royal
Mt Hebron Cemetery
Robert E. Lee Biography Sketch from Birth to Death
A compact timeline of Robert E. Lee from his 1807 birth at Stratford Westmoreland County Virginia through West Point graduation in 1825 to roles in the U S Army and Navy, his capture of John Brown at Harpers Ferry, his 1861 Confederate command, surrender at Appomattox in 1865, presidency of Washington College, and his 1870 death.
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Robert E. Lee
Southern Confederacy
United States
North
Harry” Lee
Stratford
Westmoreland County
West Point
Mary Parke Custis
Washington
U. S. Army
John Brown
Harpers Ferry
United States Army
Virginia
Grant
Appomattox Court House
Scout Week Observed With Baldridge as Chair
Fred D. Maphis announces Tom Baldridge will again lead Area Boy Scout Week activities for the Shenandoah Area Council. The 29th anniversary observance runs February 8 to 14 with local sub chairmen aiding Troops Civic Clubs churches and schools to coordinate programs with national celebrations and radio broadcasts about Boy Scouts of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D. Maphis
Shenandoah
Boy Scouts
Tom Baldridge
Maphis
Baldridge
Boy Scout Week
The
Boys of America
Scouts and Friends
Boy Scouts of America
Prevention of Dependency Theme of Rotary Talk
Paul W. Anderson, rehabilitation commissioner with the state department of education, told Ro tary Club members prevention of dependency is worth more than support of dependents. He cited work with socially unadjusted children and adults and urged schools to report cases for proper schooling. He said 32 000 cases are listed, about 61 percent of the total, with an estimated 50 000 needing help and about 5 000 reachable. In Virginia there are over 200 cases in Winchester and 113 in Frederick county. Visiting Rotarian William Conner of Florence, Alabama attended.
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Paul W. Anderson
State Department of Education
Rotary Club
Anderson
Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
William Conner
Florence
Ala
Aillment Claims Life Of H V Armel Child Hilda Marie Armel
Hilda Marie Armel four year old daughter of Harry V and Marjorie C Armel died at 3 40 pm yesterday at their home five miles northwest of the city after illness since October 16 She was born July 1 1935 Survived by parents seven brothers Earl Lee Kenneth Jennings Francis Eugene James Linwood Robert Loring Holmes Mitchell and Raymond Edward Armel and three sisters Lola Catherine Eve peer and Dorothy Lucille Interment will be at Macedonia Church cemetery Funeral services at 2 30 pm tomorrow at Macedonia Church conducted by Rev George Waters and Rev Luther McFarland Pallbearers named Edward Rogers Ray McDonald Albert Pingley and John Larrick 3d
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Hilda Marie Armel
Harry V
Marjorie C. Armel
Novick Transfer Company
Earl Lee
Kenneth Jennings
Francis Eugene
James Linwood
Robert Loring
Holmes Mitchell
Raymond Edward Armel
Lola Catherine
Evepeer
Dorothy Lucille Armel
Macedonia Church
George Waters
Luther McFarland
Edward Rogers Ray McDonald
Albert Pingley
John Larrick
Bishop Peele To Speak At Winchester District Rally
Bishop W. W. Peele of Richmond will speak February 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Braddock Street M E Church in Winchester. The event, part of a Baltimore Conference youth crusade, features Miss Mary Glenn Lupton on Youth Is Ready and scripture by T M Swann Jr. Dr. Edward J. Rees will deliver the second address under Dr. W. W. McIntyre's presidency.
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W. W. Peele
Richmond
Winchester
Baltimore
W. W. McIntyre
Bishop Peele
Braddock Street
M. E
Mary Glenn Lupton
T. M. Swann, Jr
T. M. Swann
M. E. Church
South
Robert Lee
German immigrant Voitel opposes dictatorship and recalls U S freedoms
Mr. Veitel, now a Philadelphia citizen since 1918, contrasted Nazi rule with prewar Germany, arguing Germans would speak out only if a war ends the regime. He warned against concentration camps, noted youth indoctrination, and recalled U S experiences from 1911 onward.
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Germany
Veitel
Frankfurter Swears In As New Supreme Court Justice
Felix Frankfurter, newly confirmed associate justice, plans to take the oath likely January 30 when the court reconvenes after a recess. He and Mrs. Frankfurter will attend the traditional dinner and he will sit beside Justice Hugo Black, with Chief Justice Hughes presiding.
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Washington
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Harvard Law
Frankfurter
White House
Hugo Black
Hughes
Senate
Roosevelt
Black
Stanley Reed
Church Plans Enlarge Tasks and World Mission Involvement
The notes outline specific preparations for enlarging church tasks and active participation in the global mission of the Christian faith. The emphasis centers on expanding capacity and engaging in worldwide religious outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Mission of Christian Religion
Piqued Actress Heads For Home
Leni Riefenstahl departs New York for home after criticizing Hollywood reception. She claims boycott and poor treatment, saying she was disappointed by the industry while she was in America. She plans to sail on the Gerums liner Hansa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hollywood
Leni Refenstahl
Adolf Hitler
Hansa
Miner’s Body Recovered After Rock Fall Near Jessup
In Scranton Pennsylvania on January 19 rescuers recovered the body of a 21 year old coal miner buried by a rock fall at Jessup after 18 hours of hard labor amid dangerous conditions.
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Scranton
Jessup
FASTEETH promises firmer false teeth and fresher breath
Advertises FASTEETH as an alkaline powder that keeps dentures in place and reduces odor. Claims it prevents slipping during moments of embarrassment and offers comfort without souring. Says available at any drug store.
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Clarke County Junior Board
Guild
Saturday Evening Post
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Sexauer
John Fishpaw
J. B. Chamberlain
L. B. Whitacre
H. W. Butler
W. McC. Bond
J. B. Bywaters
R. L. Omps
H. C. Clagett
R. W. Robertson
E. M. Punk
T. M. Rudolph
L. E. Harris
D. J. Howard
O. L. Grim
Grover Schlack
I. Fred Stine
J. F. Judy
John W. Larrick
Julian Everly
Clarke County
WPA
Luray Carillon
R. J. M. A. C. T. Chapman
Guitar
Miles Music: Co
S. Loudoun St
J. B. Snapp
Robert Edward Lee
Washington College
Lexington
H. V. Armel
Dean
Josef and
Rosina Shevinne
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Kaiser
Hitler
Hohenzollerns
Voite
Mr. Voitel
Mr. Veitel
U. S
Philadelphia
Sousa
Theodore’s
Ccm
Frank S. Horn
Philadelphia, Pa
Miller’s Drug Store
Northern
Power. Company
Ridgeway Roller Rink
Inwood
Commercial Small Loan and Finance CO
E. Boscawen St
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