Pedestrian Hit By Car Near Winchester Injured
Stanley Grove, 48, was struck by a car driven by Wilbur Keeler, 38, while walking on the Middle Road about 34 miles from the city near his brother W. A. Grove’s home. Grove suffered a fractured leg and cuts. his condition at Memorial Hospital was listed as satisfactory. Sheriff John Bywaters and Deputy Robert DeHaven investigated. no charges were filed against Keeler.
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Stanley Grove
Memorial
Wilbur Keeler
Winchester
Mr. Grove
W. A. Grove
John Bywaters
Robert DeHaven
Grove
Armory Dons Red White and Blue for St Patrick’s Ball
The Winchester armory is dressed in red white and blue for the St Patrick’s Day ball tonight from 9 to 1. Shields of 14 city organizations and service men are displayed and attendance is anticipated.
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Winchester
Garden Club To Meet Wednesday
An im t meeting of the oksocietiouteun Garden Club is to be held at 3 o'clock Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ronald Wilson. Mrs. George Snarr will be the assisting hostess. Members are urged to be present. The text also notes the first school of dairying in the United States opened in 1890 at Madison, Wisconsin under W. A. Henry.
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Oksocietiouteun Garden Club
Ronald Wilson
George Snarr
United States
Madison
Wisconsin
W. A. Henry
Sheep Producers Meet at Middletown March 24
A county wide meeting of all sheep producers will be held at the Middletown Agricultural Building on Monday night March 24 at 7 30 o clock to plan for the 1941 lamb and wool marketing season. George C Herring will discuss lamb marketing outlook and summarize cooperative shipments from Virginia counties. K A Keithly will discuss the wool market outlook, and a sound picture From Fleece To Fabric will be shown.
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Middletown
George C. Herring
Virginia
K. A. Keithly
United States Wool Growers’ Association
Hank Greenberg Subject to Call
Hank Greenberg is placed in class 1A and is subject to immediate Army call when his draft number comes up. The Tigers star, reportedly earning $50,000 this season, was examined in Lakeland, Florida, where he is in training, after earlier rumors of deferred status.
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Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Greenberg
Lakeland
Fla
Tigers
Five Million Tons Sent To Bottom In War News
Allied and Axis actions fill war briefing with reports of Greek resistance against larger forces. Hitler predicts Britain’s fall in 1941 while Belgrade notes British forces landing in Greece. London endures a quiet Sunday as German raids fault casualties. Bevin announces civilian war industry registrations for April. Tangier loses its Moroccan ruler to Spain and German consular control follows.
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Il Duce
Adolfoe
Germany
Britain
Italy
Hitler
England
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Greece
London
Bristol
Ernest Bevin
Tangier
Strait of
Gibralt
Roosevelt Speech Sets U.S. On War Path Across World
International reactions to President Roosevelt's ultimatum praise a total United States commitment. London papers call it a full war pledge, while Greek, Turkish, Australian and Turkish outlets hail America as entering the conflict to defeat Hitler.
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Britain
London News Chronicle
America
London Daily Mail
The
Daily Sketch
Hitler
Roosevelt
New Order
Sydney
Australia
Herald
Yeni Sabah
Germany
Tasviri Efkar
Field Trial Opens Across States with Notable Entries
The Amateur Field Trial Association opens its eighteenth annual spring trials in Virginia and Maryland. Drawings for the puppy and witness all-age stakes were held, with tomorrow set for racing on The Bracketts Westland and East End plantation grounds. Leading entrants include R Z Cates Simsburg with five entries aboard Stein's City Joe, while Virgil P Hawse Staunton and Dr Walton H Hopkins Annapolis also have strong showings.
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Anne Arundel
Walton H. Hopkins
Annapolis
R. Z. Cates
Ee Simsburg
Cates
Pointer
Virgil P. Hawse
Staunton
Industry Must Speed Production Amid Aid Push
March 17 meeting led by William Knudsen and Mc Knudsen urged rapid expansion of United States defense output. Officials, including Hillman and Perkins, discussed training more workers in vital metal trades as 18,000,000,000 man hours were projected under the emergency program.
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William Hnudsen
Mc Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Sidney Hillman
Perkins
Knudsen
Eee A. Co
America
Hillman
Appearing Again Pittsburgh Paper Resumes After Strike
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette resumes publication after two suspensions in a week caused by a strike of circulation route men. The AFL Newspaper Alliance and the paper announce a joint agreement reached Saturday on disputed points, following a special Aid Britain edition.
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Pittsburgh
Post-Gazette
A. F. L. Newspaper Alliance
Britain
Hiett Rites Held for Asa Griffith Hiett
Funeral services for Asa Griffith Hiett 77 were held at the Augusta Church of Christ with Rev. S J Goode Rev J O Patterson and Rev Mr Martin taking part. Burial followed in Alta Union Cemetery. Survivors include Hetzel Beulah Roberson Claude Saville Wood George Shelly and Edward Hieteene. He lived his life on the Cree farm near Hoy W Va.
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Asa Griffith Hiett
Augusta Church of Christ
Hiett
Wood
Pleasant Dale
W. Va
S. J. Goode
J. O. Patterson
Mr. Martin
Brethren Church
Alta Union Cemetery
Wi Ie
Hetzel
Beulah Roberson
Claude Saville
Hanging Rock
Gio George Shelly
Augusta
W. V
Edward Hieteene
Pittsburgh
North River
Hoy
Willkie Plans to Help Britain If isolationists campaign
Willkie considers following Wheeler on a country wide speaking tour if the Montana senator opposes administration policy. He favors a firm long term stance on world affairs and would address meetings behind the oppositionists. Willkie urges continued aid to Great Britain after touring Great Britain and meeting Roosevelt.
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B. Ardery
Washington
Wendell L. Willkie
Wheeler
Montana Democrat
Boston
San Francisco
Friends of
Willkie
Senate
Great Britain
Berlin
Roosevelt
White House
Correspondents’ Association
Farmers urged to apply for limestone materials this spring
Farmers desiring limestone for use on pastures or other crops should immediately apply to the county agent to obtain materials under the 1941 agricultural conservation program, ensuring delivery in time for spring use.
Chapman Classified 1A. Appeals May Alter Greenwich Entry
Dick Chapman the national amateur golf champion based at Pinehurst North Carolina was classified 1A in Greenwich Connecticut on March 17 and would be in the April quota unless he appeals.
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Greenwich
Conn
Dick Chapman
Pinehurst
N. C
Public Sale of Desirable City Property Winchester Va 1941
By decree in the Corporation Court of Winchester on March 17 1941 the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester at 11 00 A M on Tuesday April 15 1941 all real estate in Winchester Virginia a desirable dwelling house Lot 1 Block C Shawnee Heights Addition 301 containing 7 rooms and bath with hot water heat and hardwood floors front 50 feet depth 144 feet conveyed to Stanley T Newlin by Shawnee Realty Company Inc Deed Book 48 page 131 Terms one third cash and balance in two equal installments at 6 percent interest with bonds and deed of trust Bonds required by decree and a fee on the buildings Special Commissioners H R Kern H K Benham P Harrison Deputy Clerk Corporation Court Winchester Va 3 17 24 4 7 14 41
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Joseph B. Newlin
Stanley T. Newlin
County Court House
Parkway
Shawnee Heights
Shawnee Realty Company, Inc
Northwest Blizzard Fatalities Rise To Sixteen In Canada And U S
The blizzard across Minnesota North Dakota and Manitoba claims many lives as more victims are found. Frozen casualties include Peter Smiley and Harriet Coger of Grand Forks. Storm winds reach 85 miles per hour with drifts blocking roads and hospitals treating dozens.
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Warlier
Lockheart
Minn
Peter Smiley
Michigan
N. C
E. L. Ellin
Harriet Coger
Grand Forks
Northwest School of Agriculture
Ludwee
Woesas
Roselyn
Beltrami
Minnesota
North Dakota
Memidji
Rochester
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Manitoba
Canada
North Central
Fargo
Waldemar Johnson
Warren
N. D
Assert Meters Favored by Business Men
City council discussed meters with a six month trial and a possible revenue use. A decision on installation is expected tomorrow night. The meeting will also consider a damage claim by C. E. Babb for Town Run flooding last summer.
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C. E. Babb
Wedding Invitations Sent Within Four Weeks To Fifteen Days
The notice indicates wedding invitations should be sent no earlier than four weeks and no later than fifteen days before the ceremony. It reflects traditional timing guidance for guests and organizers.
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T. R A
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Armory
Garden Club
Rel
Dodge
Chrysler
Chapman Motor CO
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Consumer’s
Coal Mining CO
E. Cork St
Navy
U. S. Naval Clothing Depot
Brooklyn
N. Y
Weriee
Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry
W Va
Steeler Speaks
Chapman
H. R. Kern
H. KE. Benham
P. Harrison
OUR
Omps Funeral Home
Bickers
Barcain
Lak
Shenandoah Motor CO
Wiener’s
N. Loudoun ST
Coats
N. Loudoun St. Winchester, Wa
Pine Motor Co
Plymouth
S. Main and
Monmouth Sts
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