Deposed Lutheran Minister C Worthington Lowe by Virginia Synod
The Lutheran Synod of Virginia at Roanoke voted unanimously to depose Rev. C Worthington Lowe from the ministry after an executive session. Lowe, suspended last May over undisclosed charges, said he would comment after official notification. The action followed a discipline committee finding adverse to him and was announced before the recess.
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C.W. Lowe
Ministry of Lutheran Synod
Lutheran Synod of Virginia
Roanoke
C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Lutheran Church
Associated Press
Committee On Discipline
Bachelor Mini
Lowe
J. J. Scherer
Richmond
Synod
Council of Grace Church
Scherer
John W. Shuey
Kingsport
Tenn
Immed
C. Worthington Love
the Star
Tribute to Judge Handley on his centennial
The town remembers Judge John Handley on the 104th anniversary of his birth. Citizens visit Mount Hebron to place a wreath in gratitude for his enduring legacy including a school and library that aided Winchester and its people near and far.
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John Handley
Winchester
Judge Handley
Mount Hebron
Open Letter to Grace Church Council by Miss Cooper
Miss Nannie O. Cooper, a member of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour, issues a public letter amid a long dispute. She accuses Grace Church leaders of pressuring the Virginia Synod to depose Rev. Love and states she would remain a contributor if charges were withdrawn.
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Grace¢ Church Council
Nannie O. Cooper
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
C. Worthington Lowe
Grace Church Council
Virginia Synod
Ford Motor Corp Gets A Warning From The NLRB
The National Labor Relations Board told Ford Motor Company to end discouraging CIO United Auto Workers membership at Dearborn plants and reinstate 29 workers with back pay unless Ford proves no fault within 30 days. The board also orders Ford to stop recognizing Ford Brotherhood of America and to halt vigilante style organizing. Ford may file exceptions and seek oral arguments within the period.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Ford Motor Company Today
CIO
United Auto Workers’ Union
Dearborn
Ford Brotherhood of America Inc
Ford Company
Supreme Court
Agricultural Department
Emphasis On British Military Might As Production Grows
London reports ministers stressing imperial power as Neville Chamberlain meets with a cabinet committee on the Ionian crisis. Sir Kingsley Wood opens a Reading aircraft factory declaring production will likely treble warplane output. Earl Stanhope says naval ships are being built at a rate of one per week.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Ionn
Kingsley Wood
Reading
Britain
Home and Empire
Earl Stanhope
Admiralty
Valley Sea Food Store Ad Clams Up Fresh Seafood
Full line of fresh fish not frozen. Visit the Oyster Bar for seafood any style. Catering for parties and organizations including oyster roasts. Located at 23 E Piccadilly Street.
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Valley Sea Food Store
E. Piccadilly Street
Brucetown Woolen Mill to be sold at public auction
The Brucetown Woolen Mill at Clearbrook, closed over a year ago due to insolvency, goes to public auction at 11 tomorrow morning. Herbert S. Larrick, trustee, will oversee the sale of a 16 room mill with equipment, two acres of land, and a 5 acre tract, offered both separately and as a whole. The mill formerly employed 60 to 75 workers from Clearbrook Brucetown and Bunker Hill, and there is hope it will reopen under new ownership.
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Brucetown
Clearbrook
Herbert S. Larrick
Bunker Hill
Young Girls To Aid In Campaign
As March of Dimes drive ends this Saturday a group of Winchester girls will collect dimes at city banks wearing campaign buttons. Notables aiding include Misses Jean Hamman Jean Forney Marion Hurst Allison Burgess Phyllis Fowle Lucille Spillman Ann Williams Elizabeth Rainsberger. Final activity is the President's Birthday Ball Monday at the George Washington Hotel with tickets sold by a women's committee and civic groups.
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Laurens Jones
Winchester
Jean Hamman
Jean Forney
Marion Hurst
Allison , Burgess Phyllis Fowle
Lucille Spillman
Ann Williams
Elizabeth Rainsberger
George Washington
Frederick County
Senate Votes On Restoring WPA Relief Funds
In Washington on January 27 a Senate roll call tested administration support as leaders rushed to assemble votes by 3 p m on restoring $150 million cut from Roosevelt's relief request. A choice to accept the House reduction would push Congress toward a split from the larger $875 million package, with filibuster charges and sharp exchanges coloring yesterday's debate.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Senate
Congress
Fieuse
Concert Program At Market Street Church
The Market Street Methodist Church hosts a Sunday afternoon concert at 3:30 led by Albert Jackson Ruppel organist and William Wright Wood Jr tenor. Works include Lux by Dubois, Elijah pieces by Mendelssohn, Vierne Scherzo, Bonnet Nocturne, and other selections. A voluntary offering will cover incidental expenses. Reverend Herman McKay announced.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Albert Jackson Ruppel
Mus. Bac
William Wright Wood, Jr
Theodore Dubois
Alphonse Mailly
Cesar Franck
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Saint Paul
Abraham
Molique
Joseph Bonnet
March Pontificale
Tombelle
Herman McKay
Grangers To Meet Tonight In Middletown
Middletown Grange members will hold a regular business meeting tonight. It will be the first gathering since the 1939 officer roster was installed.
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Middletown Grange
Roosevelt seeks fifty million for air force production
President Roosevelt asked Congress for an immediate 50 million dollar appropriation to speed military aviation. He urged funds be usable through the current fiscal year and into the new one starting July 1, aiming to reduce plant idle lag and expand the air corps with 565 new combat airplanes.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Speaker Bankhead
Air Corps
Signal Corps
Hull
House Military Committee
Stephen A. Park
Reserve Officers’ Association
Park
U S. Famine Falls From Darre Vision At Fair
Berlin January 27 Minister of Agriculture Walther Darre opened the annual agricultural fair and described the United States as a land of plenty with millions starving in the midst of abundance. He claimed 10,000,000 unemployed and asserted national socialism preferred protecting the nation from hunger over allowing such conditions.
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Berlin
Walther Darre
United States
Germany
Nine Virginia papers cited for best front page awards
The Winchester Evening Star and Northern Virginia Daily were among nine Virginia dailies awarded certificates in the Virginia Press Association contest. Judges included John E. Martin and Arthur T. Robb. Editions of November 10, 1938 were entered. Roanoke Times won best front page in the larger dailies category.
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Winchester Star
Virginia
Roanoke
Virginia Daily
Winchester Evening Star
Northern Virginia Daily
Virginia Press Association
Richmond News-Leader
Newport News Times-Herald
Bristol News-Bulletin
John E. Martin
The
New York Sun
Arthur T. Robb
New York City
Charles L. Allen
Rutgers University
School of Journalism
New Jersey Press Association
Roanoke Times
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Aesley
Rebels Press On Toward Catalonia as Bombing Ravages
The report notes continued rebel advances toward Catalonia while Barcelonians celebrate hunger end and large areas suffer bomb damage. Roosevelt announces U S aircraft makers will supply military planes with government knowledge. A French air mission coordinates usage of planes from Curtiss Wright in Buffalo under a $4 million order.
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Catalonia
Washington
Roosevelt
United States
France
Curtiss- Wright Corporation
Buffalo N. Y
French Seek Peace Sign Before Conference Move
Paris reports the Daladier government aiming to secure a peaceful sign from Fascist powers to back an international conference on banishing the fear of war in Europe. Bonnet and Daladier indicated readiness to call such talks if other nations support. official action awaits reactions from Hitler and Mussolini remarks.
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Paris
Europe
Daladier
Bonnet
Chamber of Deputies
Foreign Office
Hitler
Reichstag
Mussolini
Great Britain
Hearing Ordered on Thomas Amlie
A public hearing was ordered on President Roosevelt's appointment of Thomas R. Amlie to the Interstate Commerce Commission. A three Democrats two Republicans subcommittee will conduct the hearings after a closed session and Wisconsin's legislature protested the nomination by adopting a resolution calling Amlie a Communist.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Thomas R. Amlie
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wheeler
D-Mont
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Amlie
Amile
Amiie
Johnson
D-Cole
Schwartz
Dwye
Hill
D-Ala
Austin
RVI
eRed
Interstate Commerce Committee
Edgewood Dining and Dance Venue Highlight
Edgewood invites patrons to dine and dance at a venue featuring country specialties. The note promotes a social dining experience with regional cuisine and music.
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Edgewood
Students Protest France in Rome as Mussolini Salutes Crowd
A Rome protest by students shouting Down with France was held near the French embassy but blocked by police. Mussolini appeared on the balcony, the crowd then moved to Spain’s embassies to cheer Free Spain. In Zara celebrations marked the Barcelona victory. Italy debates French claims. Mussolini promoted Gambara to general.
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Rome
France
Mussolini
Il Duce
Piazza Venezia
Spain
Holy See
Zara
Dalmatian
Barcelona
Italy
Gastone Gambara
Youth Held On Charge Of Passing Worth Less Checks
A 16 year old named Harlan McLaughlin was taken into custody on charges of passing worthless checks. Police say he wore a Boy Scout uniform and carried cards signed by Senator Neely and Representative Jennings Randolph of West Virginia. Tellers recall recent deposits tied to his checks in Clarke county and at Farmers and Merchants Bank.
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Harlan McLaughlin
Senator Neely
West Virginia
Francis Funk
Jennings Randolph
Clarke County
Harry Ridgeway
Farmers and Merchants
Ridgeway
West Boscawen Street
Aor McLaughlin
Cass
W. A
Franco Begins Task of Restoring Order In Chief City
Franco forces advance from Barcelona in a catalonian mop up toward the French frontier. General Alvarez Arenas takes charge to restore order while Auxilia workers distribute food and clothing. Morroccan and Navarrese troops parade through streets as thousands celebrate insurgent victory.
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Franco
Larry Allen
Barcelona
Badalanysve
Catalonia
Badalona
Gerona
Figueras
France
Corps of Public Order and Police
Edadio Alvarez Arenas
Auxilia Social
Spain
Autonomous Government of
Avenida Gracia
Juan Negrin
Auction Sale of Peoples Bargain Store Stock at 24 E Piccadilly
The entire stock of the Peoples Bargain Store will be sold at public auction at No 24 E Piccadilly Street on Saturday morning January 28 1939 starting at ten o'clock. Terms of sale are cash.
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Peoples Bargain Store
E. Piccadilly Street
Peoples Bargain
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MR Winchester
Rev
C. W. Lowe
Virgini Synod
Love
Grace Church
Ford Motor Corp
Bill
Clark
D-Mo
Barkley
D-Ky
Adams
Jesu Bambino
Yon
Scherzo
Louis Vierne
Westminster Chimes
Grangers
U. S
America
U.S. Naval
Permanent Committee of National Defense
Thomas Amlie
Pure Food Store
Moncerda
Llobregat
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