Benefit Bazaar Aids District Nurse Work in Winchester
Plans for a benefit bazaar to support the District Nurse Association in Winchester are announced. The event starts tomorrow at 8 pm on the city plaza north half between Loudoun and Cameron streets, with about a dozen stands, snacks, games, and a concert by the McKiwe Municipal Band. Speakers include Rev. R A Whitten, Dr. C R Anderson, and C P McVicar. The sale runs through Saturday night to provide funds for the immediate future.
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District Even Association
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Winchester Ministerial Association
C. R. Anderson
C. P. McVicar
Chamber of Commerce
Mckiiwee
District Nurse Association
Foes Seek Scalp Of Chamberlain
London reports a hidden political clash as opponents urge removing Neville Chamberlain from the cabinet to thwart appeasement. They argue Churchill relies on Chamberlain's 200 guaranteed votes to stay in power and fear a German victory could topple the government. Also notes John Howard Payne inquiry and M T A Me burial in Oak Hill Cemetery, Washington.
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Britain
Neville Chamberlain
Churchill
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Germany
England
Council
Munich
France
Speculation On Movement Of U S Fleet From Hawaii
Washington reports secrecy surrounds the main United States fleet's departure from Hawaii heightening uncertainty over intentions toward Japan in the Far East. Tokyo hints at a sweeping proclamation to deter interference in East Asia. The fate of the fleet remains undetermined with theories ranging from a move to the mainland or to South American waters.
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Britain
France
China
One-Day Institute of Cooperative Education In Front Royal
The Virginia Branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers holds a one day institute in the Warren County Court House Front Royal on Thursday June 27. Morning sessions feature Mrs. Leslie Fox Keyser presiding with talks on democracy home religion and school life by Dr Abner Robertson Rev Minor C Miller Miss Juliet Ware and Rev Lynn C Dickerson. Afternoon clinic covers diagnosis, treatment, organization, program of work, policies, publications and parliamentary procedure.
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Cooperative Education Association
Virginia
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Warren County Court House
Front Royal
Leslie
Fox Keyser
Valley Region
Abner Robertson
G. T. Miller
Home
Minor C. Miller
Virginia Council of Religious Education
Juliet R. Ware
State Dept. of Education
Lynn C. Dickerson
Buyers For Large Stores Increase Orders In U S Wholesale Markets
New York June 26 A shift in buying aims shows industrial and commercial buyers stocking up to guard against war related delays. Trade sources report stocks in bins and warehouses ready for months, while the Associated Press index of industrial activity climbs to a peak unseen since January. The National Association of Purchasing Agents notes demand is driven by cautious consumers and warns of liberal inventory replenishment before government orders.
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Associated Press
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Association
France
U. S
Washington
Henry Ford
Relationship between jockeys Gilbert and Meade
Johnny Gilbert and Don Meade are related by marriage as Gilbert is married to Meade's sister.
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Johnny Gilbert
Don Meade
C. C. A. Gilbert
Meade
Special Red Cross Plan at Rock Enon Church Service
Rock Enon Church plans an all day program next Sunday with a Bible School period to start. Rev. J. Goode says ministers and others will contribute to the program and messages in music are expected. An invitation to unite with the church is extended, with a dinner on the old hotel grounds for all attendees.
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Rock Enon
J. Goode
Goode
Armistice terms shape German control in France
German high command gains broad authority over France while the French administration remains largely in place. Paris and Bordeaux reports describe occupation, demobilization, and restricted military use as part of the armistice. Petain pledges reconstruction and a new order for France.
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England
Germany
Italy
France
Gemany
Berlin
British Information Ministry
Bordeaux
Marshal Petain
Red Cross war relief fund tops $11 million of $20 million goal
June 14 report shows the Red Cross has received over 11 million toward a 20 million war relief goal. Chairman Norman H. Davis notes the government will not finance the Red Cross and funds must come from voluntary gifts.
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Red Cross
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Congress
Norman H Davies
United States
United States Treasury
Warrants To Be Served On Lot Owners For Weeds
Police announce warrants will be served on owners who fail to clear vacant lots of weeds and unsightly vegetation. Noncompliance leads to fines as misdemeanor violations. In Washington DC the Government Printing Office apprentice school has 146 boys enrolled.
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Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
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