Game Association Plans Quail Restocking and Fish Stocking
Winchester Frederick County Game and Fish Protective Association to hold a future meeting to discuss stocking streams with fish and restocking quail. May consider placing a bounty on predatory birds. Quail restocking costs 40 cents per bird. Spring 50 cents. refuges 40 to 100 acres. two breeding seasons closed to hunting. county allocations vary. Applications for fish from Congressman Robertson include species and streams to be restocked, with quantities undetermined.
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Winchester
Frederick
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Board of Supervisors
Game and Inland Fisheries Commission
Congressman Robertson
Arsenal of America city named Pittsburgh in quiz answer
The Daily Quiz answers include Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania as the city called the Arsenal of America for supplying 55 percent of U S munitions during World War I. The item lists other terms like Merrimac Chile Franco-Prussian War and Washington.
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Chile
Washington
Arsenal of America
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
United States
City and County Realty Transfers From Winchester Area
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds including Glaize to Hershman on Glaize Avenue for $10 and other considerations. Dings to Dorman for 112 acres east of Stephens City at $300. Goss to Shiley on Senseney Road near Winchester totaling under 2 acres for $10. Ashby to De Haven near Gainesboro at $10. Grim to White on 20 acres near Stephens City for $700. Pingley to Nail west of Winchester on Northwestern Grade for $10. Albright to Braithwaite east of Winchester on Senseney Road for $10. Friedline to Schwing at 1627 Valley Avenue for $10. Rosenberger to Pine on northwest corner of South Washington and West Clifford for $10. Larrick to Jenkins two lots on Parkway for $300. Lynch to Giles at 668 North Loudoun Street for $1500. Argenbright to Cooper lot on Parkway. Winchester Credit Corp to Winkfield on Gray Avenue for $10.
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Fred L. Glaize
Preston
Inene Hershman
Glaize Avenue
Harry A. Dinges
Henry Dorman
Stephens City
Marion B. Goss
Clarence W. Shiley
Winchester
Senseney Road
W. Lomax Parker
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Karl Schwing
Idamae
John Curtis Friedline
Valley Avenue
John W. Rosenberger
Charles Pine
South
Washington
West Clifford Streets
Herbert S. Larrick
Spec
Archie Jenkins
Parkway
Harry H. Lynch
Samuel B. Giles
North Loudoun Street
E. W. Argenbright
An I Cooper
Winchester Credit Corp
Fred H. Winkfield
Gray Avenue
Was Tschaikovsky a Lawyer Before Music
Tschaikovsky was educated for the profession of law and employed by the Department of Justice in St. Petersburg Russia, but at twenty two he entered the Conservatory of Music.
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Tschaikovsky
Department of Justice
St. Petersburg
Russia
Conservatory of Music
United Chiropractors Open Forty-Sixth National Convention
The U S Chiropractic Society opens week long forty sixth anniversary meetings in Baltimore with more than 2,000 delegates expected. Attendees travel from California, Oregon and Canada for sessions led by Dr W H McNichols of Omaha and Dr Zepherine Jones Bartlett of Montpelier. Officials plan naval Annapolis inspection trip and formal sessions begin Sunday with educators from multiple states and international speakers Dr J S Clubine of Toronto and Dr F H Ollir of Geneva.
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Baltimore
National Chiropractic Association
Canada
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
California
Oregon
W. H. McNichols
Omaha
Neb
National House of Pe
Toronto
Ontario
F. H. Ollir
Geneva
Switzerland
Annual Services At Files Chapel Held In Frederick County
The annual home-coming services at Files Chapel Frederick County will be Sunday August 3 the first Sunday in August. All Friends of Miles Chapel and ministers are invited to attend. Services begin at 10:00 AM and 2:30 PM lunch baskets are requested by the organizing committee.
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Files’ Chapel
Frederick County
Friends of
Miles
Takes Own Pie To Luncheon Of Kiwanians Alums Donate Aluminum
Bruce Alexander ate his pie after buying it when aluminum was scarce for Kiwanis luncheon. Three other members forfeited their desserts for the same reason. Members contributed about 34 pounds of aluminum. Dan Leatherman spoke at the luncheon. Many members planned to join a Fort Meade motorcade. Wyatt Richard joined the board of directors and L P Ritter was introduced as a new member. The attendance prize went to Dr A B Groves.
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Bruce Alexander
Kiwanis
L. I. Miller
Sirbaugh
Dan Leatherman
Fort Meade
Wyatt Richard
L. P. Ritter
Charles Pine
A. B. Groves
Night air raids pound Rhine valley and Channel ports
Royal Air Force raids continued with bombs echoing to the British coast. British bombers hit docks at Dunkerque Rotterdam and Ostend while returning safely. German raiders focused on the east and northeast coast of Great Britain causing minor injuries and superficial damage.
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Rhine Valley
Dunkerque
Rotterdam
Ostend
Great Britain
Council Approves Survey For Sewage Plant Relocation
The council unanimously authorized City Manager Grant to hire Alexander Potter Associates to survey sewage options. Dr. Anderson W. P. Anderson and others noted the current plant is overloaded and may need removal, with public odor concerns and proximity to Rouss Spring cited. The plan includes potential site purchases of 10 to 20 acres and possible construction of a new plant for Berryville avenue if relocation occurs.
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Meredith
Tom Kremer
Grant
Alexander Potter Associates
Anderson W. P. Anderson
Earl Baker
R. Frank Barr
W. W. Dellinger
Allen Hawthorne
Thomas Kremer
Brady Largent
Percy Miller
Miller Streit
W. P. Anderson
Miller
Major Messer
Herman Hable
Millwood Avenue
State Health Department
Rouss Spring
George Eagle
Berryville Avenue
Mustard Gas Use in World War Records
A claim states that 12,000 tons of mustard gas were used in the World War, causing around 400,000 casualties. The note summarizes historical estimates and notes uncertainty about exact totals and impacts.
Aluminum Collection Points In Frederick County Announced
Extension workers urge Frederick county farm families to donate scrap aluminum for the defense program and list collection sites by district. Acceptable items include pots and pans radios toys shakers trays measuring cups kettles double boilers caps and various electric appliances. Collections must be delivered by Saturday July 26 to designated local sites and volunteers.
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Frederick County
Anderson Chosen Virginia Highway Commissioner
Gov Price selects Brigadier General James A. Anderson to succeed the late Henry G. Shirley as state highway commissioner. Anderson, VMI academic executive and former PWA Virginia director, will take office Aug 1 for Shirley’s unexpired term ending June 30, 1942. He heads 10,000 workers and oversees 45,000 miles of roads with a $12,500 yearly salary.
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Richmond
Price
James A. Anderson
The
Virginia Military Institute
Henry G. Shirley
Anderson
State Defense Council
Shirley
Warren County
Federal Public Works Administration
Virginia
Highway Commission
Sol W. Rawls
Franklin
Covernor Price
Lee Long
Dante
Kenneth N. Gilvin
Boyce
Howard C. Rogers
Hamilton
Vv. M. I
Linden
Conway M
France
National Guard
Army
General Staff
Civil Engineering
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Washington
Bureau
Fort Worth
Texas
Lexington
PWA
Institute
Charles E. Kilbourne
Civil Engineering de
Dead From a Rare Blood Disease in New Orleans
Zemery C. Wood of Kaplan Louisiana died at 40 after 11 days of treatment for thromboytopenic purpura a rare blood disease. Doctors performed 19 transfusions as relatives appealed for donors while Wood faded under an oxygen tent at Touro Infirmary in New Orleans.
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New Orleans
Zemery C. Wood
Kaplan
Wood
Touro Infirmary
Kapan
Japan's Demand May Be Prelude To Early Attack
Far Eastern experts say Japan's demands on Indo China signal Tokyo aims to project power toward the Dutch East Indies and Singapore. If Vichy resists, an immediate Indo China offensive could follow as Britain and the United States watch the situation. Washington reports note Tokyo censorship of radio and cable. Potential U S responses discussed include neutrality act controls and expanded export restrictions to Japan.
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Washington
Japan
Indo-China
Tokyo
Dutch East Indies
Britain
Singapore
France
Vichy
Indo- China
London
Roosevelt
Navy
U. S
United States Pacific
Philippines Policy Aligns with British Interests in Pacific
The text notes that actions in the Philippines were taken with full knowledge and cooperation of Britain, whose vital Pacific interests closely parallel those of the United States, making the outcome seem foregone.
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The
Philippines
Pacific
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Samuel Seabury
New York City
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LaGuardia
Joseph D. McGoldrick
Newbold Morris
U.S. Chiropractic Society
Files
Lim
Dellinger Brothers
East Piccadilly Street
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Skyway
Studebaker
Alexander
Royal Air Force
Allis-Chalmers
Back Creek
Hester Himelright
Star Tannery
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B. L. Larrick
Ore
Gainesboro
Earl Farmer
Reynolds
Lester Dailey
Cross Junction
L. 8. Lucas
E. E. Bayliss
Gaines
Fred Larrick
Middletown
Grange Hall
Geo. P. Sedwich
Marlboro
A. FP. Lillard
Highview
Lomax Parker
Arthur Armel
White Post
Shawnee
CC. K. Wright
Cedar Creek
T. N. Cather
Round Hill
Earl Bailey
Boyce Road
Stonewall District
L. C. Dick
Clearbrook
B. F. Strother
White Hall
L. F. Dorsey
Martinsburg Pike
D. A. Cole
Berryville Pike
W. A. Orndorff
Albin
L Anderson
Virginia Defense
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Railway Engineering Association
Society For the Promotion of Engineering Education
Episcopal Church
R. E. Lee Memorial Church
Ee Fortnightly Club
Erican Legion
Masons
Virginia Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Isabel Webster
State Senate
Carter
Stokol Het
Warsef
Mervel W. Laumbing
Wigan
A N Eat Ree Company
Emer At
Leesburg
East Indies
By Lloyd Lehreas
John W Rosenberger
Lstores CO. Inc
CLG
CEU
Mlaast
Ceteee
Kelvinaron
E. Boscawen St
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Winchester Dept
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