Cadwallader Rites Set for Boyce Resident
William J. Cadwallader of Boyce died at his home at 7 am aged 75 born May 4 1864 in Frederick County Maryland. He leaves brothers and sisters including Mrs James Funk Waterloo and Mrs Cora L Brown Boyce and wife Susie Silman Cadwallader. Funeral from Boyce Episcopal Church Saturday at 11 am with Macedonia Cemetery interment. Pallbearers named Ed Reed George Ashby Alexander Jolliffe Foley Carper Ed Lindsey Hugh Copenhaver.
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William J
Cadwallader
Prederick County
Joseph Cadwallader
Maryland
Martha Carper Cadwalliader
Prederick
County Porn
James Funk
Waterloo
Episcopal Church
Boyce
Macedonia Cemetery
Ed Reed George Ashby
Alexander Jolliffe
Foley Carper
Ed Lindsey
Hugh Copenhaver
Lippitt Rites Are Conducted in Berryville
Berryville Virginia January funeral rites honor les Lippitt at Grace Episcopal Church with Rev. John Gummere officiating. A funeral service followed at 3 pm after a family observance at the home south of Charles Town. Lippitt, longtime Jefferson County resident, was a horseman and farmer with ties to the Tyrone area. He had studied at Virginia Tech and worked with the National Biscuit Co. in New York before returning home. He was a Confederate veterans' group member and former National Guard member. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. N L Hatchell and Mrs. Charlies William Wattles, among others, and was a son of Dr. Edward Lippitt, a noted surgeon in Clarke and Jefferson counties. He died after complications. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Berryville
Jefferson
Les Lippitt
Grace Episcopal Church
John Gummere
Zion
Charles Town
Lippitt
Ernest H. Williams
Grace Church
N. L. Hatchell
Charlies William Wattles
Green Hill Cemetery
Thomas Lippitt
Clarkes County
U.S. Navy
China
Bertram Douglas Fox
London
Amr. Lippitt
Edward Lippitt
Alexandria
Clarke County
Nannie McCormick Lippitt
Clarke
Wall” Jackson
B. B. Jones
Audley Stables
Gece Episcopal Church
Revenue Freight Loadings Decrease
The Association of American Railroads reports 645,822 cars of revenue freight loaded from the prior weekend, down 21,891 cars or 3.3 percent from the previous week, up 59,166 or 10.1 percent from a year ago, and up 75,589 or 13.3 percent from 1938.
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Washington
Association of American Railroads
Dutch Turn Down Cooperation Bid
The Netherlands rejected Britain's bid for neutral cooperation against Germany. In a parliamentary debate foreign minister Eelco N. Van Kleffens upheld strict neutrality, denying any juridical or moral obligation to join the war. He emphasized a positive policy of nonalignment and rejected collaboration with others.
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Hague
Netherlands
Britain
Germany
United Action
Winston Churchill
Eelco N. van Kleffens
van Kleffens
Churchill
League of Nations
Railroads Ready for Any Demands, Official States
J. E. Teal, transportation engineer for the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, told the Institute for Engineers at North Carolina State College that railroads across the United States stand ready to meet any demands that may be made upon them. He spoke in Raleigh on January 25.
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Raleigh
N. C
United States
J. E. Teal
Richmond
Chesanpo and Ohio Railway
Fitute
North Carolina State College
Countess of Inchcape Could Become Sarawak’s Dictator
The Ranee of Sarawak, in Pittsburgh, Pa, revealed a distinct possibility that the Countess of Inchcape may become dictator of Sarawak. The remark followed Sir Charles Vyner Brooke’s removal of his 27 year old nephew as crown prince.
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Inchcape
Sarawak
Ranee
Pittsburgh
Charles Vyner Brooke
Farm Stock Lab Favored in Rockingham County
Senator Weaver proposed a 5000 dollar appropriation to establish a livestock and poultry disease laboratory in Rockingham county, with matching funds required from nearby political subdivisions. The plan also includes 5000 dollars annually for operation. Senator Daniel's annual Senate party was moved to February 11 from January 28 due to weather.
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Weaver
Board of Agriculture
Rockingham County
Robert W. Daniel
Senate
Brandon
Severe Cold Disrupts Water, Transport Across South and Midwest
A widespread cold snap froze water mains and supplies in Henderson Kentucky Morris Oklahoma and other towns shuting factories and schools while residents hauled water and burned wood. Ice floes froze the Mississippi river halting barge traffic from Memphis to Cairo and creating hazardous travel zones across several states.
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New York
Atlantic
Henderson
Morris
Okla
Kentucky
Okmulgee
Guthrie, Okla
Miami, Fla
Florida
Dade
Miami
Broward
Palm Beach
South
Jackson
Miss
Atlanta
North Carolina
Carolina
Memphis
Cairo
Ill
Helena
Ark
Ohio River
Morgenthau Calls for Higher Aircraft Engine Production
Secretary Morgenthau urged increasing U.S. airplane engine output to meet demand from the army navy civil domestic services and foreign buyers. He said current engine production isn't large enough to handle the orders and noted his role coordinating purchases with an interdepartmental committee.
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Washington
Morgenthau
Army
Navy
Roosevelt
Claims Japs Are Being Outraged
TOKYO January 25 A spokesman for an ally said Japan’s national sentiments were outraged by Britain's removal of 21 German passengers from the Asama Maru. The navy may prepare measures to prevent such incidents, with interest in the American neutrality belt and patrol program. The issue rests on the incident at Japan’s front gate rather than legality.
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Tokyo
Japan
Britain
Asama Maru
Foreign Office
Journalist detained by Tokyo police on China war tour
James R. Young of the International News Service Tokyo bureau was detained by Tokyo police on his return from a lengthy tour of the Chinese war zone as the U S state department launched an immediate inquiry into the incident.
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International News Service
James R. Young
Tokyo
U. S. State Department
Answers to Today’s Quiz
Answers printed on page 4 list items: Arctic Ocean. conscientious objector. federal district. Diamamo corrected to Dina mo?. burette. baseball. David Farragut. Count Galeazzo Ciano.
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Arctic Ocean
Federal District
Di’-na-mo
Di-Namo
Burette
David Farragut
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Death of N. E. Bowen 69 Retired Farmer
Newton Edward Bowen 69 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after weeks as patient. Born February 1 1870 in Frederick county he was a son of William M. Bowen and Elizabeth Ann Bowen. Survived by wife Mosésie Jane Boxwell Bowen five sons five daughters five sisters and ten grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at 112 South Braddock Street with Rev L G Bridgers officiating. Burial Mt Hebron Cemetery pallbearers listed.
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Newton Edward Bowen
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William M
Elizabeth Ann Bowen
Frederick County
Mosésie Jane Boxwell Bowen
Edward
Harry
Turner
Walter
Clinton
Winifred Cline
Louise
Frances
Nancy Jane
Jenny Lewis
Nain Va
Brown
Gainesboro
Ira Griffith
Baltimore
Nettie Carpenter
Winchester
Alice Hurley
Washington
South Braddock Street
L. G. Bridgers
U. B. Church
Mt. Hebron
Olen O’roark
Walter Shiner
Fred Fugitt
William Dearmont
Arthur Seabright
Wilburn Renter
Japanese Predict Strained Relations
Tokyo officials warned that the imminent expiration of the United States Japan trade treaty would strain overall relations and trade. They said Japan hopes negotiations will lead to a new bilateral treaty.
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Tokyo
Fare Office
Japan
Gigging Ruined Fishing in Clinch River
A letter from Russell County Conservation Association president Robt. F. Gillespie argues gigging and dynamite threaten Clinch River's fish, warning that bans could save the Shenandoah and urging opposition to bills in the legislature. He cites past destruction in the river, praises game fish, and calls for coordinated action by clubs to defeat proposed bills.
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Tazewell
Russell
Scott
Russell Country
Virginia
Shenandoah River
Clinch River
Robt. F. Gillespip
Russell County Conservation Association
Deutschland Is Reported Home From War
Berlin reports the German high command announced no western special events with reconnaissance flights over France and Britain. The Deutschland mercantile ship has returned home, and Hitler ordered renaming the Luetzow to reserve Deutschland for a bigger ship, with no construction details disclosed.
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West
France
Britain
Atlantic
Boy Arrested At White Post For Break In
An Upperville youth about 16 was jailed in Clarke county and released to await a fixed hearing date for breaking into the store of J. S. Masemer at White Post. Sheriff Buckner and Town Sergeant Cheshire arrested him after Mrs. Opal Gardiner heard a crash and Ed Thompson notified Masemer. The youth was found inside the store. entry was gained by breaking a front door glass and nothing was taken.
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Upperville
Clarke County
Masemer
White St
Robert Buckner
Harley Cheshire
Opal .Gardiner
White Post
Ed Thompson
Labor Board Rapped by Green Over West Coast Unions
William Green, AFL president, charges the National Labor Board with coercing West Coast longshoremen into bargaining through Harry Bridges. He tells a House committee the board has wiped out his union as bargaining units and urges four amendments to the National Labor Relations Act.
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Washington
William Green
National Labor Board Today
CIO
Harry Bridges
Green
AFL - Dent
House
Roosevelt nominates Compton as Navy Secretary
President Roosevelt sent to the Senate the nomination of Lewis Compton of New Jersey for Assistant Secretary to be Secretary of the Navy.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate
Lewis Compton
New Jersey
Jary
Navy
In Memoriam Arthur B. Pletcher One Year Gone
In sad but loving remembrance of Arthur B. Pletcher who departed this life one year ago today January 25 1939 Deep in our hearts lies a picture of a loved one laid to rest In each frame we shall keep because he was one of the best His Wife Son Grandson and Great Grandson
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Arthur B. Pletcher
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Warm Springs
Countess of
The
Farm Stock Laboratory
Rying
Buncutter Or, Bare CO
Vicks VA
N. E. Bowen
NES
Loudoun
Deutschland
Luetzow
Berlin
Ministry of Commerce
Ankara
J. S. Masemer
Labor Board
A. F. Rees, Inc
Leesburg, VA
Berryville, VA
Lady Bulova
Minute Man
Jewels
Dolly Madison
Calhoun
Montgomery
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