Heads of Army Navy and Air Corps Testimony In Private Session
The House Foreign Affairs committee voted along party lines to hear top military leaders in a closed session rather than public testimony. Rep Fish charged a gag rule, but Chairman Bloom denied it as Marshall and Navy and Army leaders were asked to testify in executive proceedings.
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Army
Navy
Air Corps
Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Ace
Britain
Rene Committee
Bloom
D-Ny
Rep
Fish
R-Ny
Mittee
Rep. Fish
George C. Marshall
Harold R
Naval Operations
George H
Winchester outlines forming a Clarke County fish and game group
MA Winchester proposes creating an organization akin to the Clarke County Fish and Game Protective Association. The aim is to unite sportsmen with interests in game and fish and to rejuvenate streams. He notes few streams could support trout bass and pike if properly cared for and accessible, urging low-cost improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County Fish and Game Protective Association
Saari
Hats Off To Lindbergh Says German Sources
Berlin reports quoted authorized German sources praising Charles Lindbergh for his testimony before the U S House committee on the lease lend bill. They called his courage exemplary amid warnings of terror from interventionists. Lindbergh urged peace, saying victory by either side would be a disaster for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Artis
Charles Lindbergh
House
Lindbergh
Europe
Wiere
Blood Transfusion Aids Mrs. Forrest Critical Illness
Mrs. Forrest of Mills Road, critically ill with a streptococcus infection since Christmas, is recovering at Memorial Hospital after a transfusion of immunized blood from Allegany General Hospital, Pittsburgh. Two Pittsburgh internes were inoculated with the infection and later donated blood. serum was rushed by car from Pittsburgh after flight delays. The treatment was given three times in ten days, with the latest yesterday and the patient’s temperature returning to normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest
Mills Road
Memorial Hospital
Allegany General Hospital
Pittsburgh
Sirbaugh
Winchester
Mixed Weather Outlook Across Atlantic States This Week
Weather headlines indicate a period of mixed conditions from January 24 into early next week. Expect moderate winds, occasional rain and varying temperatures with near normal averages across the Atlantic States.
Growers Consider SMA Withdrawal Over Apple Prices
About 100 apple growers from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania meet at Handley Library to hear Ralph M Woodside SMA manager say the Surplus Marketing Administration will withdraw from the storage deal at noon tomorrow if growers prefer New price contention centers on 90 cent per bushel offered by SMA vs higher open market quotes and strains of support for a plan to pay current prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Handley Library
Ralph M. Woodside
Winchester
Surplus Marketing Administration
Mr. Woodside
W. S. Campfield
Virginia Horticultural Society
SMA
William H. Boag
Charlottesville
State Industrial Committee
Porter Taylor
Joseph B. White
Washington
Boston
Amos Shryock
Woodside
Gold Speak Ray
Mt. Jackson
Martinsburg
Phil Gold
Five Injured In Crash Released At St. Louis
Eight persons injured in the overnight crash of a line and Western Air sky sleeper were released from hospitals today. Two men were killed, pilot Scott of Little N., and John Franksee, a Kansas City mechanic. Caldwell of the Civil Aeronautics Board said the investigation would continue 10 days with an inquest to follow. Earl Bierman, radio operator in the Lambert airfield control tower, said the plane veered into an S turn before disappearing behind trees and a flash followed tearing through telephone wires near the landing field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Western Air
Ba P
T. W. ‘Scott
Little N. T
John Franksee
Kansas City
Caldwell
Civil Aeronautics Board
Earl Bierman
Lambert- St. Louis Municipal
Ozlin Withdraws From Virginia Gubernatorial Race
Thomas W. Ozlin, member of the State Commission, abandons plans to seek the Democratic nomination for governor. He cites the need for substantial campaign funds and four opponents in the field making a feasible statewide run impractical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Thomas W. Ozlin
Statetion Commission
Eeene
Toete
Priest Acting As Conciliator Aids Allis Chalmers Strike
Monsignor Francis J. Haas arrived from Washington to help settle the C I O strike at Allis Chalmers in Milwaukee. Work in the plant was halted with 9 000 employees affected as the union demands a union shop and talks with Major James P. Holmes proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
Francis Haas
Allis- Chalmers Co
Milwaukee
Francis J. Haas
Department of Labor
Poe
Washington
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Father Haas
James P. Holmes
Department
United Automobile Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor Craft Unions
Supreme Court Justice Chosen for McReynolds Vacancy
President Roosevelt said he selected a successor for Justice James C. McReynolds who retires February 1. He declined to announce the name for weeks to avoid headaches, speculation, and a flood of recommendations. Possible choices mentioned include Jackson and Senator James F. Byrnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
James C. McReynolds
Supreme Court
Pee Jackson
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Notice on planting red cedar near orchards in Frederick County
Frederick County grower association warns property owners in towns and county that it is unlawful to plant or transplant red cedar bushes or trees within three miles of a commercial orchard. Restriction cited by Frederick County Frust ration Growers Assocs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Friday Bingo At South End Fire Hall
Every Friday night at 8 p m the South End Fire Hall hosts bingo with a grand admission of 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South End
Roosevelt greets new British ambassador aboard ship
President Roosevelt arrived in Annapolis at 2:50 p m to greet Lord Halifax the new British ambassador en route to the capital aboard the battleship King George V.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
President Roosevelt
Lord Halifax
Anna
Roosevelt Leaves White House to Meet Halifax in Annapolis
President Roosevelt departed the White House in an auto convoy likely heading toward Annapolis to greet Lord Halifax aboard the battleship King George V. Reporters saw the president in the front seat with aides and secret service nearby while officials discussed potential future announcements about Halifax’s landing and possible changes in U S Britain diplomatic posts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Annapolis
Lord Halifax
Secret Service
Mrs. Roosevelt
New Council For France Is Set Up
In Vichy on January 24, Chief of State Philippe Petain announced a new provisional national council of about 200 members to assist in directing the government. The assembly, described as advisory without constitutional or legislative powers, will not replace the old senate or chamber of deputies and members will serve without fixed terms. The official journal will publish the new law and name the council members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Philippe Petain
Petain
Peo- Dp
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Havas
Severe Punishment for Iron Guard Leader in Bucharest Uprising
The council of ministers announced swift trials for rebels led by Horia Sima and other Iron Guard figures. Military courts will try those arrested within 24 hours, with punishments to be executed within 10 hours of sentence, and all civilian safety item permits canceled. German and Romanian troops patrolled Bucharest as General Antonescu moved to restore order.
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Pda Council of Ministers
Horia Sima
Antonescu
Sima
Bucharest Radio
Council of Ministers
Bucharest
Students Honor Judge Handley at Handley High School
Students at Handley High School paid tribute to Judge John Handley whose gifts funded the school and its library named for him. Librarian C Vernon Eddy spoke as the anniversary observance proceeded with coin boxes raising about 800 dollars toward an eventual 5000 dollar memorial.
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Handley High School
John Handley
Handley
C. Vernon Eddy
Handley Board
Scranton
Winchester
Judge Hand
Church Fire Damages St. Mary's in Hagerstown
A fire at St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Hagerstown Maryland caused an estimated 30000 to 35000 dollars in damage. It began in the rear, spread under the altar and roof, melting organ pipes, while sacristy and interiors suffered smoke and water damage. The pastor and aides saved sacred vessels and records. Masses to be held at the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mad
St. Mary's Catholic Church
J. Francis Leary
Gilbert Hann
Simon Kennan
Pather Leary
Washington County
Washington and
Foundry Streets
Louis and Burman sign to fight at Madison Square Garden
Joe Louis and Baltimore Red Burman signed New York State Athletic Commission contracts for a 15 round heavyweight title bout at Madison Square Garden on January 31. Each posted 5000 dollar forfeit, promoter Mike Jacobs posted the same. Commissioner physician Dr William Walker said both in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Baltimore Red
Virginia photographer Jane Jolliffe earns youngest woman tag
The 19-year-old Jane Jolliffe of this city, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Jolliffe, is the youngest licensed woman photographer in Virginia and possibly the nation. She studied portrait work at Mrs Lawrence Jolliffe's studio and recently passed with honors a State Board exam of the Virginia Professional Photographers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jane Jolliffe
R. 8. Jolliffe
Lawrence Jolliffe
Jolliffe
Virginia Professional Photographers Association
Death toll rises in Balkan revolt and Ethiopian uprising
AP reports mounting casualties in Bucharest as Iron Guard rebels seize addresses and clash with Antonescu loyalists. German and Romanian troops patrol cities including Brasov and Constanta while Haile Selassie returns to lead Ethiopians in a British-supported drive.
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Bucharest
Robert St. John
Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Romania
Brasov
Giurgiu
Constanta
Ploesti
Cantina
Craiova
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Lion of Judah
Theen
North Africa
The
Nile
Tobruk
Derna
Bene
Archibald P. Wavell
Inspectors Inspect Boyce School Building Safety
The Boyce high school building, whose safety has been questioned, was inspected today by state and local officials. H N Ritter and Clarence Glascock, both contractors, prepared findings for a written report to Superintendent Archie F. Robinson. A joint PTA Clarke boards meeting is set for Monday evening at the Parish House in Boyce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce High School
Ere
State Department of Education
Division of
H. N. Ritter
Berryville
Clarence Glascock
Boyce
Archie F. Robinson
Robertson
Parent-Teacher Association
Clarke Board of Supervisors
Clarke School Board
Auction Notice for J C Erbonville Estate
Auction of livestock and estate items from the late J C Erbonville and Winchester Pike near R Pr on January 31 1941 at 11 o clock. Sale includes livestock and associated property per the public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Erbonville
Winchester Pike
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Campfield
W. Gzlin
Ozlin
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Polis
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George V
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Potomac River
London
Lord and Lady Halifax
United States
Baltimore
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Great Britain
Council For
Judge Handley
Eddy
Garland Quarles
Handley Bly Be
Represen Fandsley
Handley Grounds
Louis and
Burman
B. E. Rogers
Middletown
City Hall
Funk
Balkan
Romanian
J. Webb Benton
Fort Myer
United States Legation
Ion Antonescu
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