Officials of Elections Name Judges for Lord Fairfax District
Election officials for the June 10 vote to choose three supervisors for the Lord Fairfax Conservation district are named by Frederick County Electoral Board secretary Eugene B. Childs. New appointees include Harry L. De Haven at Ashton's precinct and F Estes Kline at Newtown prior as judges, Ray Albin at Canterbury as clerk, and Harry N. Lewis at Neffstown as judge. Officials must pick up ballots and supplies June 7 from 12:30 to 5 at the county clerk's office.
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Lord Fairfax Conservation District
Eugene B. Childs
Frederick County
Neffstown
Harry N. Lewis
British On Verge Of March To Fight Germans In Syria
Ankara reports say 150 aircraft and 15,000 German troops moved into Syria under disguise while many wounded soldiers arrive by sea. The British, with 500,000 Middle East troops under Gen. Wavell, reinforce Palestine Iraq and Cyprus as Vichy and free French questions surface in diplomacy.
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Syria
Ankara
Syrian
Aetish
Rayak
Middle East
Archibald P. Wavell
Palestine
Iraq
Cyprus
Boisson
Vichy
France
Pierre Boisson
French West Africa
Dakar
Charlese Gaulle
Livestock and Market Reports Across Cities
June 5 market notes from Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and Indiana report mixed gains and steady prices. Cattle calves hogs sheep and fed steers show modest shifts with highs and averages listed for weights and grades across regional markets.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept
Indiana
Grain quotes show mixed wheat futures in Chicago trade
Chicago futures for wheat dipped after a pause in baking and milling. July wheat at 97 3-8, Sept 98 3-4, Dec 1.00 1-8. corn July 73 1-8, Sept 74 1-2, Dec 75 7-8. Cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore markets listed No. 4 hard wheat and No. 1 yellow corn with prices. Winchester reports wheat around 1.00 per bushel, corn 83 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Gauntlet Thrown At President in Labor Row
O M Orton head of 12000 CIO lumber workers in the Pacific Northwest denounces the board and quits the capital days after calling its settlement plan invalid. He accuses the board of bullying and strike breaking as President Roosevelt seeks impartial mediation. Threats of strikes loom in coal and aluminum essential to national defense.
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O. M. Orton
CIO
Pacific Northwest
Orton
Roosevelt
Mediation
National Defense
Coal
Aluminum
Board
Stolen Car Recovered After Theft on Braddock Street
Police recovered a vehicle stolen from Harrison Keckley last night. The car was found abandoned on North Braddock Street after being taken from West Boscawen Street.
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Harrison Keckley
North Braddock Street
West Boscawen Street
Notice of Removal of Real Estate Proceeds to California
On July 5 1941 at 10 00 a m or after as motion, the undersigned will move the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia for permission to remove proceeds from sale of George Barrie Jr real estate in Winchester to the State of California. A hearing will be held at that time and any person in interest may appear and be heard. By T Russell Cather ity
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Corporation Court
Winchester
George Barrie, Jr
Virginia
California
T. Russell Cather
Itty
Russia Ukraine May Be Made To Feed Europeans
In unconfirmed reports from diplomatic circles a secret meeting between Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin allegedly arranged for Russia to become Europe’s breadbasket. The plan envisions the Ukraine boosting wheat output to feed Europe, supplementing Hungary France and French North Africa.
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Vichy
France
Adolf Hitler
Joseph — Stalin
Ukraine
Europe
Russia
Hungary
French North Africa
Will Build More Munitions Plants In Million Army Program
Congressional sources say a forthcoming $1 000 000 army construction program will fund new munitions plants of various types. Brigadier General Brehon Somervell told a House subcommittee in closed session the project completes phase two of the Army munitions plan and adds capacity needed under the lend lease program.
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Washington
Brehon Somervell
Army Construction Quartermaster
Bombings in Eire Reported by De Valera
Prime Minister Eamon De Valera told the Dail Eireann that recent bombings killed 27 people and wounded 45, with 25 homes destroyed and 300 rendered uninhabitable as Ireland protests to Germany.
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Dubln
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann Today
Eire
Germany
Octogenarian Senator Follows Father Sam Houston Seat
An 86 year old senator enters the Upper House, becoming the oldest member. He takes a seat once occupied by his famed father, Sam Houston, in 1846, with Sen Tom Connally of Texas looking on as the scene highlights a historical lineage.
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Andrew Jackson Hous- Ath Ween
Senpind
Sen
Tom Connally
Texas
Sam Houston
Satterfield Reports Wilson Action On War Strike Parallels
Representative Satterfield of Virginia says he told President Roosevelt about a west coast shipbuilding strike and a 1918 Bridgeport strike. He cites Wilson’s order barring workers from other war industries and directing draft boards to deny exemption claims citing usefulness to war production.
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Washington
Satterfield
D.va
Roosevelt
Bridgeport
Comn
Wilson
Stephens City Students Receive Copies of The Newtown Pippin
Stephens City High School seniors publish and distribute The Newtown Pippin, honor principal R. E. Ayler with a foreword praising his guidance. The yearbook honors librarian Anne Laur ie Rivés, features class and activity photos, and lists staff including editor Banks Lohr and business manager Charles Bursey.
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Stephens City
Newtown
Stephens City High School
R. E. Ayler
Anne Laurié
Rivés
Banks Lohr
the Pippin
Charles Bursey
Bee Jay Clark
Glenn Combs
Earl Samsell
Lillian Snyder
Maxine Baker
Irene Beaver
Katy Venable
Sylvia Carper
Rhodelle Whitacre
Billy Gardner
Chris Eber~sole
Harold Cooper
Harold Bolen
Home Hack
Ralph ‘Lamp
Udell Long
Robert Richard
Jack Richard
Mary Gay Marker
Harold Baughman
Robert Carbaugh
HeleneKrns
Ee Pangle
Thomas Russell
More Talk About An Expedition
Washington reports Congress learned the army s fighting First Division at Camp Devens Mass would be among the first ground units to move if an expeditionary force were needed General George C Marshall chief of staff told a House appropriations subcommittee the First division is a task force of first priority receiving 100 percent issues of new equipment Also high priority goes to certain national guard divisions selected for potential mobilization
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Washington
Congress
Army
First
Camp Devens
Mass
George C. Marshall
House
Appropriations
Marshall
Weir resigns from American Iron and Steel Institute
Ernest T. Weir, chairman of National Steel Corp., resigned as a director of the American Iron and Steel Institute. National Steel also withdrew the company from institute membership. Weir had long served on the institute board and was its president for the year ending May 30, 1940.
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New York
Dow, Jones & Co
Ernest T. Weir
National Steel Corp
American Iron & Steel Institute
Weir
Institute
Orson Welles Attended Todd School for Boys
The actor and producer attended the Todd School for Boys in Woodstock Illinois, where he studied during his youth before rising to prominence in film and theater.
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Orson Welles
Todd School For Boys
Woodstock
Illinois
Traffic congestion claims crowds at candle power camp
Report describes heavy traffic and numerous pedestrians as 900 ton candle power lights illuminate the town. Crowds gathered around the camp, causing widespread parking and movement challenges as visitors arrived on foot from miles away.
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Anderson
N. Braddock St
Wright “Perme
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Baltimore Grain
Mooseheart
Tahae Seine
Elty
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Loyal Order of Moose
Audrie Nicholson
Cambridge
Ohio
Moose Lodge
William
Aurora
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Andrew Jackson Houston
Jim
Ann Page
A&p Boch
Eta
George W. Kurtz
Aii
Iron and Steel Institute
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A.D.S
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Shenandoah Valley National Bankere
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