Method of nominating a candidate for Congress to be settled tomorrow
Norfolk and Richmond reports outline the Second Virginia District nominating method for Darden’s successor. The district Democratic executive committee will decide Tuesday whether to nominate by convention or primary amid Darden’s resignation effective March 1 to pursue the gubernatorial race.
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Norfolk
Congress
Virginia
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
Democratic Executive Committee
Old City Council
Parke P. Deans
Isle of Wight
Darden
Price
House of Representatives
Norman R. Hamilton
Portsmouth
Second Districtocratic Committee
Hamilton
Dovell
Richmond
Ashton Dovell
The
Portsmouth Star
Winder R. Harris
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Hunsdon Cary
Henrico
Vivian L. Page
Thomas Ozlin
Aubrey Weaver
Front Royal
Leroy Hodges
A. P Staples
Staples
Second District Committee
Sapres
Harris
Cary
Proper forms of address between spouses in social settings
When speaking to a social equal a wife uses the husband’s given name rather than Mr. or a title. The question notes R L A as the example and confirms that informality with a first name is appropriate among equal social pairs.
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L. A
U S possessions listed with territories and zones
The possessions include Alaska the Hawaiian Islands Puerto Rico Guam American Samoa the Panama Canal Zone and the Virgin Islands as part of U S territories and areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Alaska
Hawaiian Islands
Puerto Rico
Guam
American Samoa
Panama Canal Zone
Virgin Islands
Material Witness Held in New York Mad Dog Killers Case
Mary Rowe alias Mary Johnson age 26 held on $10,000 bail as material witness after police发现 she lived with Anthony Esposito elder of two Fifth Avenue killers known as Mad Dog. Attorneys signaled madness defense for the New York duo.
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Mary Rowe
Mary Johnson
Anthony Esposito
Fifth Avenue
New York
Delegates Named for Winchester District Parley
Delegates and alternates for the Winchester district conference at Woodstock Methodist Church on April 15 were elected at a Strasburg Middletown and Stephens City quarterly conference in Middletown. Delegates include Mary L. Woolf Nellie Barr C E Staples Henry Mears and C G Rickard with alternates listed for each church. A C Halvosa spoke on stewardship as associate lay leader and Winchester Market Street Methodist Church official.
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Winchester
Woodstock Methodist Church
Strasburg
Middletown
Stephens City
Mary L. Woolf
N. H. Cooper
Nellie Barr
C. A. Horan
Hill
H. P. Baker
C. E. Staples
Henry Mears
J. W. Cammer
Mary Tevault
G. H. Ritenour
A F. Lillard
C. G. Rickard
Alfred Snapp
C. G. Wilkins
E. R. Sperry
Benjamin T. Massie
M. H. Rhodes
A. C. Halvosa
Market Street Methodist Church
Boston Wool Market Report Jan 20 Domestics and foreign wools
Boston market activity shows domestics quiet with graded wools offered around 44 to 46 cents in grease though buyers few. Foreign wools attract good demand, mainly fine and half blood types, with prices firm on foreign sales. Snakes lack eyelids and instead have a transparent membrane over the eyes.
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Boston
U. S. Dept
Axis war plans and aims in wartime analysis
A wartime column analyzes Axis strategy with focus on a potential Nazi offensive against Britain, U S relations, Mussolini’s fate, and Axis supply issues. It notes Germany’s key objective to crush Britain, Italy’s perilous position, and the need to boost agricultural and industrial output amid blockade strains.
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Hitler
Musso
Britain
America
Brita
Mussolini
Mario Appelius
England
United States
Axis
Italy
Il Duce
Europe
Scores Of New Faces In Top-Ranking Posts Of New Administration
President Roosevelt’s third term opens with many newcomers in top executive, judicial, and legislative posts. Nine cabinet changes and five Supreme Court shifts mark the early term, with Henry A. Wallace as Vice President and Pat Harrison as Senate president pro tempore guiding a reorganized leadership.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Roosevelt
Washington
Supreme Court
Knudsen and Hillman
of Corcoran and Cohen
Senate
House
Diplmatic
Bult
Henry A. Wallace
Agriculture
Latin America
Iowa
Harold L. Ickes
Interior
Cordell Hull
Friends and Associates
Charles E. Hughes
James C. McReynolds
Jackson
Robert H. Jackson
Hugo L. Black
Stanley F. Reed
Felix Frankfurter
William ©. Douglas
Frank Murphy
Harry L. Hopkins
London
Daniel C. Roper
Henry L. Stimson
Harry L. Woodring
Wallace
Indiana
Claude R. Wickard
Frank C. Walker
James A. Parley
Roosevelt era defense leadership and White House aides
The piece notes non-salaried defense directors including Knudsen and Hillman. It recalls Cohen as Roosevelt’s legal adviser and Corcoran’s shift from RFC to law practice. It lists Rayburn and McCormack as House leaders and Barkley as Senate leader. It names five assistants to Roosevelt across the street from the White House and others like Currie and Mellett.
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Knudsen
William 8. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Thomas G. Corcoran
Benjamin V. Cohen
Cohen
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sam Rayburn
Texas
House
William Bankhead
John W. McCormack
Massachusetts
Rayburn
Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Joseph T. Robinson
Arkansas
White House
Card of Thanks for Luther Steele
The family thanks friends for flowers, car use and many favors shown during the illness and death of Luther Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Steele
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Baltimore
George W. Kurtz
Cleaners
East Piccadilly
Winchester District Methodists
Woodstock
Boston Wool Market Report
Lo Airway
West Price
el Aaa
Capital
George Washington
N. Loudoun St
Kelvinator
Kelvinator ‘Moist Master
Philco Refrigerators
Philco
Ironrite Ironers
RAI
E. Boscawen St
S.S
William H. McReynold
Kansas
James H. Rowe
Montana
Laughlin Currie
Nova Scotia
Lowell Mellett
Sherman Minton
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