Eagles Go To Alexandria Aerie Meeting Highlights
Eagles from Alexandria Aerie No. 824 held a regular meeting with Richmond, presided by Charles P. Grane of Newark New Jersey who urged Eagles to defend the United States. Amsted Booth introduced Colgate Darden Jr. as next Governor of Virginia and Darden, a former U S representative, gave the third address. Twenty eight members attended the banquet with performances by The Historic City Four and Winchester String Quartette.
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Aerie No
Alexandria Aerie
Richmond
Charles P. Ae Grane
Newark
N. J
United States
McCann
Nae Blendheim
Alexandria
Virginia
Norfolk Aerie
Colgate Darden, Jr
Darden
Congress
City
Winchester
Arthur Speaks To Kiwanians At Club Meeting
J P Arthur president of the Junior Board of Trade spoke at the Kiwanis Club meeting detailing three years of youth activity since arrival. Visitors included T Meredith Bower Jr of Baltimore and D J Hince of St Louis now local manager of McCrorys Teri Cent Store. Guests D S Blair and S W Graves of Ottawa attended with Past President Ansel Graves. Dr Raymond Kerlin sponsored a prize won by Dr C B Harlow. Andrew Bell, secretary, commented after.
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J.P. Arthur
Junior Board of Trade
Kiwanis Club
T. Meredith Bower, Jr
Baltimore
D. J. Hince
St. Louis
McCrory
D. S. Blair
W. Graves
Ottawa
Canada
Ansel Graves
Raymond Kerlin
C. B. Harlow
Andrew Bell
Barbara Hutton Free To Marry After Divorce
New York March 5 Barbara Hutton the Woolworth heiress known as Countess Haugwitz Reventlow is free to marry again. Her divorce from Danish husband Count Haugwitz Reventlow is final today. The couple were legally separated in 1938 and the divorce decree ends their marriage.
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New York
Haugwitz Reventlow
Barbara Hutton
Woolworth
Haugwitz Reventilow
Naval Officer Seymour Johnson Killed in Training Crash
Lieutenant Seymour A Johnson, a navy pilot, died when his fighter crashed on a farm near Norbeck Maryland during a training flight from Anacostia air station. The crash site was north of Washington and the wreckage required hours to identify.
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Washington
Seymour A. Johnson
Navy
Norbeck
National Capital
Johnson
Anacostia Air Station
Ideneen
Struck By Car Walter Pierce Dies Here
A Berryville first grader died after being struck by a car around 8:15 AM. Coroner Dr. C. H. Iden will oversee an inquest. The boy, one of nine children, suffered a skull injury and other wounds and died at the hospital.
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Walter Pierce
C. H. Iden
Schols Rosaid
Berryville
Pierce
John Cornwell
E. Rose
Bedford
Senate debates aid bill and valuation standard
Senators contended over a 41 300 000 000 ceiling on aid supplies and valuation standards for transfers to Europe. Senator Wheeler urged a fixed value rule, Senator Vandenberg pressed for clarity, and Senator Tobey warned the plan could draw the US into war. The session opened ahead of a Houseapproved approach with a July 1 1946 deadline for preJuly actions.
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Wheeler
D-Mont
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Lee Orswee
Tar
House
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Tobey
R-Nh
Market Quotations in Baltimore Chicago and Philadelphia Livestock
Baltimore reports unchanged produce and poultry markets with cattle prices 6.50 to 7.50 for fat cows and 8.50 to 13.00 for calves depending on grade. Hogs mostly 10 lower than Tuesday. sow prices steady with various weight ranges listed. Chicago notes slow hog trade down 10-15 with good to choice hogs at 7.60 to 8.85 and cattle steady with selective losses on some classes. Philadelphia lists steady butter and eggs with diverse poultry and egg quotes. overall receipts noted.
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Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
S. Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Driver Guilty In Liquor Offense Near Boyce Crash
Robert E. Dyson of Fort Belvoir was found guilty of driving while intoxicated and received four months in jail plus a $100 fine and costs in Trial Justice Kackley's court. The ruling followed a collision involving Clyde Levi near the Boyce school on Monday.
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Berryville
Robert E. Dyson
Fort Belvoir
Jal
Court of Trial
Kackley
Dyson
Clyde Levi
Boyce
Stock Market Report Narrow session as losses prevail
New York March 5 minor downward currents dominated a listless stock market. The first hour saw small gains while most leaders ended lower. About 300000 shares traded with declines in many issues such as Chrysler Penn R R U S Steel Sears Roebuck and Union Pacific.
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New York
Wheat and grain prices ease after crop outlook shifts
Chicago market reports wheat and corn drift lower as crop experts warn winter wheat conditions may push 1941 production to a new high. May wheat at 82 3 8 to 1 4, July 78 1 2 to 3 8, Sept 78 3 4 to 5 8. Cash prices show mixed bids across wheat and corn with No 1 hard wheat 89, corn 65, and Baltimore spot wheat around 93.
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Chicago
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
New Passenger Line Is Opening
Pittsburgh reports the Pennsylvania Central Airlines inaugurates a 663 mile route from Pittsburgh to Chattanooga via Charleston and Knoxville with the first plane christened Septal liner Kay Keyser. Cargo service on the line has operated since February 25.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Cena
Charleston
W. Va
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Tongana
Kay Keyser
Rocky Mount
N. C
North Carolina
Defense Walkouts Hit Multiple Sites Across Nation
AFL actions halted work at Penner Construction dynamometer lab and other defense sites as unions pressed wage talks. President Roosevelt said only a small fraction of defense projects were affected while mediators sought settlements in Ohio Michigan Texas and Virginia with factory walkouts and threatened strikes impacting shipyards and electrical gas services.
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AFL
C.I.0
Penner Construction Company
Army
Penner Company
War Department
Roosevelt
Af.s
General Reserve
Columbus
Ohio
Harry Bennett
Ford Motor Company
Murray D. von Wagoner
Michigan
Ford
Bennett
Lansing
Mich
Norfolk
C.I
Pressure Castings, Inc
Cleveland
Neville Island
Curtiss-Wright Corporation
CI. O
Orange
Texas
Super Group to Be Formed Soon in WWII Production
Reports indicate a new advisory framework will guide Anglo American war production. Key figures include Secretary Hull Stimson Knox Morgenthau Hopkins and industrialist Knudsen along with Laborite Sidney Hillman. The exact structure remains undisclosed as Roosevelt plans coordinated civilian and military output.
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Harry L. ‘Hopkinson
William 8. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Mr. Roosevelt
Hopkins
Hull
Stimson
Knox
Morgenthau
White House
British Bombers Hit Boulogne Docks As Fire Rises
The air ministry reports British bombers attacked invasion ports with hits on Boulogne docks and started a large fire in inner areas. Details are brief due to wartime censorship.
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London
Boulogne
Air Ministry
President Roosevelt's Cold Improves in Washington Report
President Roosevelt's cold was described as better today in Washington. The presidential secretary confirmed he had a cold since last Thursday and was improving, with no appointment changes announced.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Stephens Early
Many Norway Natives Arrested
Several hundred Norwegians including many journalists were arrested in the Oslo region amid conflicts with German soldiers. Prisons are crowded. Germany opened a new restaurant in Oslo and plans similar outlets elsewhere. Enlistment in the Nordland regiment for German service has fallen short.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Oslo
Nordland Regiment
Young Man Held For Slaying Four Family Members
Arthur Preller, 24, pleaded innocent in municipal court in Lewiston Maine after being charged with killing four family members, allegedly due to being henpecked. Bodies found in his home included a woman with a bullet wound and three others shot behind the ear. Police quoted him saying he was sorry he did not kill a fifth, while authorities described the scene and noted the pistol used.
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Lewiston
Arthur Prellerin
Pellerin
J. A. Picard
Thomas Johnson
Cooly
Scully Mayor Injured in Auto Crash
Cornelius D. Scully mayor of Pittsburgh and brother of John Scully Jr of Winchester sustained a fractured jaw in a weekend automobile crash when another car out of control crashed into the Scully vehicle driven by a chauffeur.
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Cornelius D. Scully
Pittsburgh
John 8. Scully, Jr
Winchester
Scully
Lenten Service at Centenary Reformed Church
Rev S L Flickinger invites the congregation to a Lenten service at Centenary Reformed Church at 7 45 tonight with guest speaker the Rev R B Nelson rector of Christ Episcopal Church the event open to the general public.
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S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Soviet Breaks With Bulgaria Deepens Balkan Crisis
Britain cuts diplomatic ties with Bulgaria as German units press toward Greece and Yugoslavia contemplates Axis alignment. British air strikes and naval actions rise, while Turkey urged to stay neutral amid a widening European crisis and new U S Mexico mutual defense talks form in the Americas.
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Bulgaria
Britain
Yugoslavia
Parliament
Atlantic
French Morocco
Ain
Gibrar
Great Britain
Axis
Rome
Virginio Gayda
Grece
Gayda
Salonika
Aegean Sea
Pene Anne
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Romania
Belgrade
Gajda
Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Ismet Inonu
Fuehrer
Turkey
Rendel
Sovia
United States
George H. Earle
South Wales
London
Norway
Narvik
Panama
Mexico
Car Breaks Pole in Berryville Near West Virginia Line
Sheriff Buckner seeks the owner of an automobile abandoned on Route 340 near the West Virginia line after it crashed into and broke a telephone pole. The car bore West Virginia dealer licenses and was not seriously damaged.
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Berryville
Robert W. Buckner
Route 340
West Virginia Line
West Virginia
Sarazen and Hogan Lead in International Four Ball Final
Sarazen and Ben Hogan hold a slender one up lead over Sam Snead and Ralph Guldahl after 18 holes in the $5,000 international four ball finals at Coral Gables. Hogan's solid golf around the turn gave his pair a margin, while Sarazen drained two long birdie putts on the back nine.
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Coral Gables
Fin
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Sam Snead
Ralph Guldahl
Hogan
Sarazen
Golden Glow Coffee Shop Announces Renovation and Catering
The Golden Glow Coffee Shop states new equipment and full remodel for greater efficiency. The shop now offers banquet and catering services for banquets, buffets, card parties, and wedding receptions, with daily Lenten meals. Delivery is offered until midnight. phone number 228.
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Golden Glow
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