Sunday Service Planned at Wickliffe Church
Final plans announce a Sunday morning service at 11 o clock in Old Wickliffe Church Clarke county s second oldest Episcopal church. The current brick structure dates to 1846 and the church traces to early 19th century builders. Rev W Smith D D of Christ Church Middlebrook will lead the service. he descends from the Smith family linked to Wickliffe s brick.
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Berryville
Old Wickliffe Church
Clarke County
Old Chapel
Bereyville
Fo Yan
Wick
Steaver Smith
Thomas Parker
W. Smith
Christ
Middlex
Smith
Ekliffe
Dr. Smith
Christopal Church
Winchester
Refund Denied in Coal Company Tax Dispute
The United States Court of Appeals denied a claim by Lone County Coal Company of West Virginia for a refund of 5,531 dollars plus interest on income and excess profits taxes paid in 1935. The ruling upholds the tax authority's assessment and refunds request is rejected.
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Richmond
Rto
Lone County Coal Cation
West Virginia
Order Numbers List of Officials and Personnel
A roster of names includes Howard D. Ritenour Cecil S. Shumaker Herbert F. Button Eve Junior Omps Lewis, FPauver, James F. Yeakley, Ray F. Griffith, Cecil R. Painter, Edwin B. Clevenger, Harry D. Nethers, Holmes A. Bucher, James W. McFarland, Robert William H. Smith, Ralph W. Ratchford, Marshall W. Kump, Dale E. Clemons, Marshall R. Patton, Norman B. Keeler, Edward J. Guard, Roy Clark Griffith, Edgar Irwin Smoke, Bradford Pp. Shreck.
Market quotations for Baltimore and Chicago livestock and produce
Baltimore and Chicago markets report potato and poultry quotables. Cattle, sheep, hogs show modest declines and varied demand with mixed lots and several price ranges across regions.
Futures and cash grain quotations for July 25 Chicago
Wheat and corn futures mixed as hot weather and flour demand support a late day hold. Prices closed near unchanged with weather forecasts for the spring wheat belt extending into July 30. Meal and oilseed markets showed limited movement amid profit taking and steady buying by mills.
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Chicago
Rye
New
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Mixed Territory Prices
Boston July 25 report notes finer grades of territory wools showing moderate but spotty demand. French combing fine territory wools fetch $1 to $1.05, scoured, depending on staple length. half blood territory wools bring $1.01 to $1.03. Spot fine territory wools in original bags sell steadily at $1 to $1.03 scoured.
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Boston
Stocks dip slightly as war fears curb market but spur commodity demand
Far East tensions cool the market yet drive strong demand for imports. Trading shows wavering issues like Sears Roebuck, American Telephone, Santa Fe, U S Steel, General Motors, Union Carbide, Eastman Kodak, and International Nickel with heavy speculative activity in key names.
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New York
Far East
Sears Roebuck
American Telephone
Santa Fe
Great Northern
J. I. Case
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont
Union Carbide
American Smelting
U. S. Steel
International Nickel
Montgomery Ward
Eastman Kodak
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
American Sugar Refining
N. Y
Americans Flee German Guards in Europe Escapees Return Home
Five young American ambulance drivers who escaped Nazi guards in German occupied France sailed for home from Lisbon aboard the Excalibur and West Point transport. James Stewart and Thomas Greenough already left Lisbon. three others and 16 more released from Lure camp in France await passage.
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Washington
France
James Stewart
Oneonta
N. Y
Thomas O. Greenough
Lakemont
Lisbon
West Point
Lure
Stewart
Crees
Marseilles
Lisa William R. Davidson
Worcester
Mass
Ray Colcord, Jr
Kansas City
Donald King
Washington, D. C
Switzerland
Rinker Reunion Set for August 7 at Cheapon Points Park
Descendants of Casper Rinker who settled near Gainesboro in Frederick County will hold their reunion at Cheapon Points Park on Thursday August Usually 100 to 150 people attend. The late A R Rinker served as president and Miss Wallie Rinker of Martinsburg is first vice president who will preside until the next election.
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Casper Rinker
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Cheapon Pts Park
A. R. Rinker
Wallie Rinker
Martinsburg
Ecuador Calls Up Older Men
Quito reports the Ecuadorean government summoned mil itary reserve men born in 1916 to report within five days amid border clashes with Peru. Dispatches note heavy Peruvian bombings of Chachas and Santa Rosa with no casualties. communiques claim repeated Ecuadorean attacks despite Peruvian superiority.
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Quito
Ecuador
Peru
Miline Rce
Chachas
Santa Rosa
Was Tin Ever Used for Money
Tin has never been favored as money and tin pins were typically alloys. Some say coins of tin circulated among early Britons and tin coins were common in Devon and Cornwall in the Middle Ages.
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Devon
Cornwall
Bomber Crash Fire Damages Plane at Patterson Field
Dayton officials reported a Lockheed Hudson two motor bomber overturned and burned today at Patterson Field with no injuries. The plane resembled the model involved in yesterday’s crash near Mt. Gilead Ohio that killed two airmen.
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Dayton
Patterson Field
Mt. Gilead
Japs Resist New Order Amid Global War Pressure
War reports detail renewed Hitler offensive against the Soviet Union with Soviets claiming success near Smolensk and defense of Moscow. RAF raids hit Kiel Emden Wilhelmshaven and Rotterdam while Mussolini’s forces claim sinkings in the Mediterranean. Japan moves to curb oil exports as tensions rise in Indo China area.
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Hitler
London
Adolf Hitler
Ptrozavodsk
Leningrad
Vorkhovo
Polotsk-Nevel
Smolensk
Moscow
Red Army
Luftwaffe
Germany
R.af
Kiel
Emden
Wilhelmshaven
Rotterdam
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Japan Times and Advertiser
Tokyo Foreign Office
United States
Indo-China
India
Oil Ban Debate Raised by Foreign Relations Panel
A Foreign Relations Committee member warned Japan threatens U S vital Pacific interests and urged any means necessary to protect them. Senator Glass questioned navy use, flagging it as a possible option but uncertain about justification in the current situation.
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Fla
Pacific
Japan
Glass
D-Va
Russian medium bombers allegedly faster than 300 mph with loads
Glenn D. Angle, aviation expert, asserts in Aerosphere 1941 that Russian medium bombers can exceed 300 mph with heavy bomb loads. A British publication May 1940 rated Soviet aviation inferior to its peers. Measured by U S standards this is a strong performance.
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Journal of the
Royal United Service Institution
Glenn D. Angle
United States
Weekend Holiday Begins At Meade
Meade Maryland July 25 soldiers of the 29th Division will start an extended weekend holiday pattern. Officers and men will have Wednesday afternoons off from next week through August due to maneuvers at the A P Hill reservation and the absence of leaves after September 2. The division plans two weeks in Caroline county starting September 13 before heading to North Carolina for war games with first and third armies.
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Fort George G. Meade
Milton A. Bockford
John A. Cutchins
A. P. Hill
Caroline County
North Carolina
Snowy oddity shocks Brewster residents north of NYC
Brewster New York reporters recount a rare weather moment as snow fell yesterday along the Brewster Danbury road after a rain and motorists hurled snowballs. The event is noted as unusual for the area north of New York City where the day’s maximum temperature was not stated.
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Brewster
N. Y
Brewster-Danbury
New York City
Wheeler Charges Continued on Page One
Wheeler defends his stance while denying a smear campaign against him and Lindbergh. He asserts the President and Secretary Stimson seek to smear them, praising their sincerity and patriotism amid foreign policy disagreements.
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Wheeler
Stimson
Lindbergh
Reckford urges extension of national emergency powers
Major General Milton Reckord testified that 90 percent of his 29th Division favors extended military service if needed. He said the nation faces grave peril and urged Congress to declare a national emergency and grant the President authority to retain selectees and guardsmen beyond one year. He dismissed delaying time limits and asked the public to stop letters on the subject.
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Hemisphere
Congress
Milton A. Reckord
House Military Committee
Reckford
War Department
Older Automobiles Are To Be Kept In Service
Detroit July 25 The Special News Service reports car makers expect ongoing use of 32 million registered vehicles with 18 million built in the last five years. Despite 1942 model limits production may total 2.6 million, while parts and repair supplies stay prioritized to keep cars running for civilian needs.
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Detroit
Special News Service
United States
Office of Production Management
William 8. Knudsen
OPM
Ambiguous fragment cites 1988 total after 1997 production
The readable snippet references a total for 1988 following a 1997 production figure of 6 000 000 units. Limited context prevents precise event or entity identification.
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Ted
Husband Cut Finger to Save Wife in Nebraska Farm Accident
BROKEN BOW Neb July 25 Mrs Iva Rosenberry was recovering after a crude jack knife operation in which her husband cut off a finger caught in the power lift of a corn auger to save her hand.
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Broken Bow
Neb
Iva Rosenberry
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