Canada as a Growing U S Puzzle in New Book
John MacCormac argues in Canada: America's Problem that Canada has shifted from a neighbor to a pivotal factor in European conflict. The volume surveys Canada's role supplying men, food, aircraft and ports to Britain and discusses Monroe Doctrine implications. Borrowing info notes Handley Library.
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Italians Bomb Alexandria Harbor in First Italian Strike
Italian bombers attacked Alexandria harbor at 1:15 a.m. but no warships were hit as bombs mostly fell into the sea. Anti aircraft guns and British and French fighters responded. part of the French fleet remains based with the British fleet in Alexandria.
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Belgian Children Still On Move
The three Belgian royal children Princess Josephine Charlotte Prince Baudoin and Prince Albert arrived in Guarda Portugal with Paul Van Zeeland and planned to travel to Coimbra next. They had been in France since the German invasion of Belgium on May 10.
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Baptists To Hold Vacation Bible School
The First Baptist Church will run its annual Daily Vacation Bible School the week of June 24 28. All Baptist children are urged to attend and children from other denominations not enrolled in another program are invited. Supervisors include Mrs Andrew Bell Intermediates Mrs E T Clark Juniors Mrs Lee Brown Primary and Mrs Robert Pizzano Beginners.
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Courses Shortened At Service Schools
The Naval Academy will graduate the 1941 class February 7, four months early to provide officers for naval defense expansion. Secretary Charles Edison said practice cruises will be shortened and that students from 1941 to 1943 may return to studies in late summer. The War Department is considering a shortened course at West Point.
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Round Hill 4-H Club Elects Delegates to State Short Course
A Round Hill 4-H Club meeting elected Sarah Pingley and Donald Anderson as delegates to the State short course at Blacksburg. Members plan to attend the 4-H club camp this year. The next meeting is set for Winnie Carper's home on July 2 with an later visit to Miss Hilda Cather's home on July 18 at 8 o'clock.
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Treasury Receipts Expenditures and Debt Figures
Treasury daily report shows June 20 receipts at 44.36 million and expenditures at 33.03 million. Gross debt stands at 42.92 billion, down 2.57 million from the prior day.
Henry Ford Praises Newspapers as Daily Educators
Henry Ford lauds newspapers calling them the best educators arriving daily and providing up to the minute information for readers. The inventor emphasizes timely news as essential to learning and public discourse.
Dr. Benjamin R. White Dies in Strasburg
Dr. Benjamin R. White, 69, prominent Strasburg physician and community leader for over 40 years, died at his home yesterday. His wife, Anne Moffett White, had died just under two months earlier on April 23 after long illness.
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Negotiating For Tannery Purchase Nears Result
Local attorneys for Blant and Rosin report progress in financing negotiations to purchase the Luray tannery from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond. They expect definite results in a few days and note the planned operation would be a peaceful wartime shift. An option expires on June 30.
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German territorial gains by eight months in WWI
Germany overran Belgium Luxembourg and Northern France and penetrated Russian Poland by the end of the first eight months of World War I.
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Dr Benjamin R White dies after long illness in Strasburg
Dr Benjamin R White 69 longtime physician and president of Massanutten Bank Strasburg died after a long illness He had served 33 years as bank director before becoming president in 1934 He married Anne Moffett and he was a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church and Sparmont Lodge Funeral is Sunday at 3 30 pm at his home with burial in St Matthews Cemetery New Market
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Tenth Annual Sacred Music Festival Planned at Massanetta Springs
Plans outline July 7 events at Massanetta Springs for the School of Sacred Music and Music Camp. Dr. Harry L. Kohler will speak on Sacred Music at 11 15 AM. Morning includes a worship service and sermon with solos by Mrs LoRean Hodapp and Dr Luther A Richman. Afternoon features Vocal Art Trop of Norfolk and Cumberland Valley Choristers of Hagerstown under Charles Moore Cassel, totaling sixty trained voices.
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Man Marketing Clinic Inc Named in Study
The March tally shows fourteen such organizations in the United States. Sidney W. Edlund started the first in New York City in 1935 to aid men and women in obtaining suitable employment. These nonprofit groups are led by volunteers, and the name may require written authorization from the organization.
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