Nurses Report June Home Visits By District Association
The District Nurse Association details June activity with 304 total visits. Nurses assisted at a yard party, aided tonsil removal prep, and collaborated with Memorial Hospital, the Lions Club, fire companies, and the welfare department. Visits covered prenatal, postnatal, infants, preschoolers, schoolchildren, TB patients, and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Rouss Avenue
Lions Club
Memorial Pital
Memorial Hospital
City Welfare Department
Blue
T. B. Fuund
Blue Ridge
Georgia White
Crippled Children
Winchester
Brick County
British Oil Men Ordered Out After Romanian Edict
Bucarest July 5 Romanian premier Ion Gigurta government imposes 24 hour deadline for departure of British oil men. About 30 field executives are affected and officials say the move signals a first step toward nationalizing oil fields and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucharest
Ion Gigurta
Tce
Sone
Efforts Under Way to House English War Refugee Children
Winchester authorities and local volunteers work to shelter more than 25 English refugee children for the war, with affidavits of support from U S and local residents. Miss Elsie Matthews leads housing efforts while Mrs Park M Smith and other residents volunteer to care for a child or two, as word of potential transport to the United States continues to arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Bny
U. S
Southampton
Eng
Elsie Matthews
William Beverley
Frances Jones
John
1735
Valley Avenue
England
Anderson
Edmonds
Southhampton
Clarke County
Figures training would cost over billion a year
Senator Johnson tells Senate military affairs committee compulsory training would cost about 1.2 billion dollars annually. Testimony from Col Julius Ochs Adler cites 400 to 600 dollars per man. Adler backs Congressional approval of Burke and Wadsworth plan for universal male registration aged 18 to 65 with eight months active training for 21 to 31 on selective basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
D.-Colo
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Julius’ Ochs Adler
New York Times
Adler
Burke
Dneb
Rep
Wadsworth
R.N. Y
Ill Luck Boat In For Repair
The freighter Panamanian, linked to Newport News for a minor repair after a fire, arrived at 8 20 a m and will stay about 48 hours. It sent a distress signal off Cove Point but canceled help after radio reports the fire was out. Baltimore officials note the vessel, once the largest cargo ship afloat, left libel charges over 646 000 dollars and 54 Filipino seamen were ashore at the last moment amid ongoing troubles since March 21.
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Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Baltimore, Ocean Transport Company
Sandy Point
Chesapeake Bay
Cove Point
Patuxent River
Coast Guard
British Continue Raids On Germany
London reports in the air ministry communique that night raids by British warplanes targeted Hamm and Emmerich in the Ruhr and struck Amsterdam and The German naval bases at Kiel Wilhelmshaven and Emden. Coastal command aircraft attacked and damaged German patrol vessels off the Holland coast.
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London
Air Ministry
Hamm
Emmerich
Ruhr
Amsterdam
Kiel
Wilhelmshaven
Emdeni
Coastal Command
Holland
German raids sink British vessels in swift convoy attacks
Berlin reports German sea raids have sunk 106 543 tons of British merchantmen and damaged ships. Three submarines are credited with 34 000, 31 1000 and 21 043 tons sunk. Four 5 000 ton transports were lost, plus other ships and a tanker. The van guard destroyed an enemy submarine off the Norwegian coast.
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Berlin
High Command
Britain
France
Liebe
English
Portland
Hartlepool
Parker s Grocery Sold to Lor ing S Bean
Parkers Grocery at 103 N Loudoun St operated by Mayor Lomax Parker of Stephens City has been sold to Lor ing S Bean wool buyer lumber man and businessman. Bean lives in Winchester with wife and daughter Mary Lois Bean and will run the store as Parkers Grocery for now while Parker concentrates on his Stephens City stores.
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Parkers Grocery
N. Loudoun Street
Lomax Parker
Stephens City
Loring S. Bean
Mr. Bean
Winchester
West Leicester Street
Mary Lois Bean
Parker
State Route Seven Is Being Surfaced
Berryville Virginia July 5 Re surfacing of Route 7 between Berryville and Winchester by Finley Construction Company Roanoke road contractors is progressing and should finish within weeks The crew has moved about five miles west of Berryville and one mile east of the Opequon The surface is tar treated Route 50 from Boyce westward beyond the Opequon has been treated and finished about two weeks ago The Buffalo Lick Creek bridge has been widened to ease a dangerous condition.
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Berryville
Winchester
Finley Construction Company
Roanoke Road Contractors
Opequon
Boyce
Buffalo Lick Creek
Sweden Grants Germany Right to Move War Materials
Stockholm July 5 Sweden today granted Germany the right to move supplies including war materials over Swedish railways to Norway German soldiers on leave may cross Sweden to and from their posts and home by special trains a foreign office communiqué said. German troops now occupy virtually all of Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Norway
Foreign Office
United States to Cooperate on International Law
Secretary Hull at a press conference commented on a German note about the Monroe Doctrine. He said the United States would continue to cooperate with others to advance international law and order. The German note denied any intention to transfer Western Hemisphere regions to non American powers.
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Washington
Hull
United States
Germany
Western Hemisphere
Berlin
Freedom From Fear speech on government systems and democracy
The speaker criticizes democracy’s checks and balances as causing delays while praising centralized efficiency seen in fascist and other systems. He argues American invention shaped government and warns that many nations are being conquered and replaced by non-democratic regimes. He laments Americans adopting autocratic cues.
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Italy
Germany
Russia
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