Roosevelt Says American Birthdays Happier Under Freedom
President Roosevelt radioed from the White House praising Americans observing his 59th birthday with parties and fund raisers for infantile paralysis. He noted not all days are happy but freedom fuels joy and urged support for the campaign to conquer the disease. Celebrities attended birthday events from the Willard Hotel to the White House as the cuff links boys reunite.
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Washington
T Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
Cuff Links
Wehildren
Trinda Sine
Presit
National Foundation For
High Sierras
Hans Georg
Crestview
Califes
Warm Springs
Foundain
Georgia
Mn Velt
Tce
McIntyre
McCarthy
James P. Sullivan
New Haven Railroad
Stanley Presnosis
Kirke Simpson
Associated Press
Law
Basil O'Connor
Hyde Park
N. Y
Treasury Morgenthau
G. Hall Roosevelt
Robert Baker
Louis Howe
Morgenthau
Clifton Fadiman
Rites Today For Mr. Sillman
Final rites were held at Bethel Church Clarke County at 11 o clock for Thomas Jackson Sillman 76 found dead near his home Wednesday by his daughter Miss Sarah Sillman The Rev L A Parker officiated Interment followed in the Bethel Church cemetery
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Bethel Church
Clarke County
Thomas Jackson Sillman
Sarah Sillman
L. A. Parker
Local Markets Report with Grain and Poultry Prices
Daily market list shows patent flour and bran prices for short, 12 to 98 pound bags, plus patent mix, corn meal feed, and dairy items. Poultry, hogs, cattle, and sheep prices appear alongside live animal rates and butter prices for the period documented.
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Teed
Des Io Patene Deae Hiss Ae Guesney
Akodsa
Eaote Es Eerevecesain
Apolvor Ribolae
Ava Eae
Brig Gen E. E. Goodwyn Named to Lead Virginia Home Guard
Governor Price selects Brig Gen E. E. Goodwyn of Emporia to organize Virginia s home protective force to replace the National Guard while guard units enter federal service. Goodwyn, Greensville county leader, began guard service in 1900 and has overseas service and recent rank of brigadier general on the inactive list.
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E. E. Goodwyn
Emporia
Virginia National Guard
Price
Virginia
Home Protective Force
Guard
Greensville
Goodwyn
Infantry Officers Reserve Corps
Directory Of Spring Sales In This Vicinity
A list of upcoming farm stock and implements sales with dates from February 12 to March 13. Entries include sellers such as C. B. Dawson M. P. Ebert Harvey Shiley A R Thompson E P Royston I K Moorehead D K Russell Miles Feltner H H Jacobs A P Cadwallader H D Dunn and Sam Thomas at various farms around White Hall Stephenson Depot Berryville Clearbrook Millwood Gaylord and March 13 partnership near March.
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C. B. Dawson
White Hall
M. P. Ebert
Stephenson Depot
Harvey Shiley
Clearbrook
W. R. Thompson
Shumate Farm
White Post
E. P. Royston
George Morgan Farm
Berryville
I. K. Moorehead
Charles Town Road
Clarke County
D. K. Russell
Welltown
P. Cadwallader
Pine Farm
Gaylord
H. D. Dunn
Charles Town
Sam Thomas
Silas Lineburg Dies in Maryland
Silas Lineburg formerly of this city and a member of the Sarah Zane Fire Company died in Hagerstown today. He was a brother of Gillett Lineburg who lives on South Kent Street. The Sarah Zane bell was tolled in tribute. Details were not available this afternoon.
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Silas Lineburg
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Hagerstown
Gillett Lineburg
South Kent Street
Sarah Zane
U S Observer Serious Injury in German Bombing
London January 31 Major Robert Williams United States air observer was seriously injured today by a high explosive bomb during a German air raid.
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London
Robert Williams
United States
Supreme Court strikes down Railroad Retirement Act dates
The first Railroad Retirement Act was ruled unconstitutional on October 24, 1934, and the second on May 6, 1935. The present act received approval on June 24, 1987.
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Supreme Court
Y M C A Rally Banquet For Virginia Conference Members
More than 400 young people from the Virginia Conference United Brethren Church are expected for the second annual Y s Rally and banquet at the North Braddock street church. The day includes an organ concert by Miss Dorothy Larrick, worship and discussion groups, a 15 minute program by Caleb Cushing, an inspirational address by Dr. Earl Bowman, social time, and a 5 30 banquet. Mrs Edwin Ritter leads local arrangements and Floyd L Palk directs overall program.
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Virginia Conference
United Brethren Church
North Braddock Street
Dorothy Larrick
Cushing
Caleb Cushing
Earl Bowman
Harrisonburg Brethren Church
Robert Bridgers
Edwin Ritter
Floyd L. Palk
Elkton
Boston Wool Market Report
Boston dispatch reports scattered spot sales of domestic wools with mixed blood fleeces around 40 cents grease and combing bright fleeces at 44 to 45 cents. Limited sales of three eighths blood territory wool brought 85 to 88 cents scoured, while foreign fine and half blood grades remained fairly active at firm prices.
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Boston
U. S
Enoch Newlin Rites Set
Last rites for Enoch Newlin a 58 year old farmer who died yesterday at his home near Berryville will be held tomorrow at 2 pm from Enders Funeral Home. He leaves a widow eight children and is a Clarke county native. The Rev A O Lyons will officiate with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
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Enoch Newlin
Berryville
Enders
Newlin
D. C. Kercheval
Clarke County
John
Clara Higby Newlin
Effie A. Newlin
Simon
Charles
Harry Newlin
Clara Martin
Lena Newlin
Paula Wiley
Margaret Newlin
A. O. Lyons
Duncan Memorial Church
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
O Leary Rites Held At Sacred Heart Church
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Church for Bernard O Leary yesterday at 10 A M Rev R E Hannon pastor officiated Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers were Bernard Sullivan David Reardon Thomas Trier Robert Swartz Lawrence Sullivan and Donald McFadden
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Sacred Heart Church
Bernard O’leary
R. E. Hannon
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Bernard Sullivan
David Reardon
Thomas Trier
Robert Swartz
Lawrence Sullivan
Donald McFadden
The Inquiring Reporter On Allied Aid During War Debate
Readers discuss how the United States should assist Great Britain and allies. Opinions range from supplying 80 percent of mining outputs to full material aid, ships, and convoys, with leaders urging maximum support except for troops.
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United States
Great Britain
Howard James
Winchester youth education progress praised by Quarles
Garland R. Quarles, Winchester public schools superintendent, told the Rotary Club that 95 percent of local youths attend school and that schools must tailor programs to community needs. He cited literacy gains, democracy in schools, student government, and Handley graduates’ strong college records.
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Winchester
Quarles
Garland R. Quarles
Rotary Club
America
Virginia
Handley
W. R. Legge
McAdoo Says Crooked Municipal Groups Control National Politics
Senator William G. McAdoo of California accuses crooked municipal politics of using the prohibition issue as a smokescreen to steer national politics and warns the U S faces anarchy if law flouting continues. Ty Cobb and Tris Speaker are cleared of dishonesty charges by baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis. Two-hour parking is approved on Main Street, traffic remains one-way south to north. Governor Al Smith declines Reuss banquet attendance, citing state matters. Ben Hur draws large crowds at Empire Theatre with a 20 piece orchestra.
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McAdoo
William G. McAdoo
California
Ohio Bar Association
United States
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Kenesaw M. Landis
Landis Restor
Main Street
Empire Theatre
Anderson Rites To Be Tomorrow
Final rites for William Franklin Anderson age 66 are set for tomorrow at 2 30 PM from 125 East James Street. The Rev L R Detta will officiate with interment at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers include Clyde Logan Arthur Seabright Charles W Buhl H L Vance Martin Cuthbert and Magness Carper.
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William Franklin Anderson
East James Street
L. R. Detta
Mount Hebron
Clyde Logan
Arthur Seabright
Charles W. Buhl
H. L. Vance
Martin Cuthbert
Magness Carper
Miss Charlotte McMurray Speaks at Winchester College
Miss Charlotte McMurray daughter of Dr J A McMurray spoke to Winchester Business College students this morning. She described her Congo missions work over the past twelve years and displayed handiwork she brought back for the event.
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Charlotte McMurray
J. A. McMurray
McMurray
Washington Street
Africa
Winchester Business College
Miss McMurray
Congo
Treasury Receipts and Debts Update
Treasury daily report shows receipts of 17.41 million dollars and expenditures of 55.39 million. Gross debt stands at 45.214 billion dollars, up by 20.82 million from the prior day.
Answers to test questions on page one
The list provides correct responses: The Floridas, Citizens' Military Training Camps, Maine New Hampshire and Vermont, Austria, 212 degrees Fahrenheit, Paul H Appleby, Doris Duke, No, The Mormons, Monticello.
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Floridas
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Austria
Paul H. Appleby
Doris Duke
Mormons
Monticello
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Star
Maryland
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Mrs. Ritter
Boston Wool Market Report
Winchester Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
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John Treville LaTouche
Clarke Farmer
Ronald S. Wilson
H. N. Stephenson
Howard Cahill
Bryan Stotler
Atlantic
the Star
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Americans
al Smith
C. D. Brown
Rouss Fire Co
New York
Reuss
Brown
Lé Miller
E. Boscawen St
Herma Feta
Price Anderson
Anderson
Position of the Treasury Law
O.K
Arcas
Goodrich
Silvertown Stores
Braddock and
Boscawen Streets
Rees
Leesburg
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