Yost 42 Dies After Illness at Richmond Hospital
William R. Yost of 936 Woodstock avenue died at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Richmond from complications after an operation. He worked 10 years for P. W. Plumly Lumber Company. Survived by wife Mary E., three sons John Donald Dale, a daughter Elsie, and his mother Mrs. William Yost. Brief services at home tomorrow afternoon before remains depart to Barnesville Ohio for further services.
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William R. Yost
Woodstock Avenue
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Richmond
P. W. Plumly Lumber Company
Yost
Barnesville
Ohio
Mary E. Yost
John
Donald
Winchester
Dale
Elsie
William Yost
Legion To Elect Friday at Summer Garden Meeting
A special meeting of Robert Y. Conrad Post No. 21 American Legion is set for 8 p.m. at the summer garden of W. R. Armel 1427 Greystone Terrace. Officers for the next year will be elected and committees named. Outgoing adjutant R. G. Hengeveld urges attendance for a social, with a refreshment menu of steaks frankfurters and accessories.
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Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
W. R. Armel
Greystone Terrace
R. G. Hengeveld
Post
Legion
Willkie Enjoys Utah Campaign Stop and Plans Private Work
Wendell L. Willkie told Utah supporters he came for votes and enjoyed seeking them. He traveled with Mrs. Willkie to the Ogden rodeo amid cheers and said he would take a week off to work on his acceptance address before resuming efforts in Colorado Springs and Indiana.
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Salt Lake City
Wendell L. Willkie
Utah
Colorado Springs
Elwood
Ind
Willkie
Ogden
Roosevelt
Japan's New Order Drive Sways East Asia Powers
Dewitt Mackenzie analyzes Japan under Prince Konoye aiming for expanded hegemony in East Asia while Western powers fight in Europe. He warns Tokyo may push a blitzkrieg diplomacy and seek closer axis cooperation, possibly seizing colonies if the European war drags on.
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Japan
Prince Konoye
East Asia
Nippon
America
Great Britain
Asia
Britain
England
Orient
Rome
Wasui
Germany
Italy
Tokyo
Dutch East Indies
Hitler
Matsuika
Mussolini
Three piece playsuits debut at Ford World Fair show
Margaret Agnew and Barbara Lee model stylish linen playsuits in red and white with a long skirt at the Ford Playhouse auto fashion show during the 1940 World's Fair. The event also features a technicolor film and a whimsical ballet A Thousand Times Neigh starring Dobbin. Lord and Taylor supply the outfits.
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Margaret Agnew
Barbara Lee
Pear
Ford Playhouse
Dobbin
Lord and Taylor
Fifth Avenue
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Pete Smith
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H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray & Sheetz
Commercial Small Loan and Finance Coo
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George W. Kurtz
Farmer & Merchants
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
W. R. Yost
Legion To Elect
Robert Y. Conrad Post
J. D
Venice
Winchester Milling Corp
J. W. Arthur
Rouss Avenue
Chicago
C. P
Harris Brothers Lumber Yard
Dewitt MacKenzie
Riverton
North Fork
Milky
South Fork
West Cork
E. Piccadilly
Peyton St
Loudoun St
Fairmont
Ereer
Miller Jenkins
N. Cameron St
Braddock
E. Gerrard St
Kent St
Frank Keckley
Joe
Clara Pultz Bentz
Plainfield Inn
Kernstown
F. E. McComas
Loyd’s of America
Cooper St
Camden
N. J
Cesar Romero
Henry
Rio Grande
Mary Beth Hughes
Dana Andrews
Evelyn Venable
Chris Pin Martin
Zorro’s Fighting Legion
Flan-L-Tex
Gray & Eddy
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Household Arts Dept
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New York
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