British Lend Bill Totals Cut To About 60 Billion
A British lend bill totals about 60 billion as the United States contemplates aid to nations resisting aggression. Secretary Hull testifies before the appropriations committee urging full out aid while cautioning taxpayers may bear the cost. The panel recommends keeping some defense articles for U.S. use and details transfer and disposal rules for materials.
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Woodrum
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Hull
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Asia
Sanatis Bote
American
London
Winston Churchill
Atlantic
Roosevelt
For Sale Cheap to Quick Buy er 6wail Cases
Delinquent income tax reports prepared and filed or penalties. J. H. Seal Jr licensed tax advisor. P O Box 377.
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J. H. Seal, Jr
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Sale of 37 Acre Land Parcel Near Stephens City
Ora B Wise land totaling 37 acres will be offered for sale at noon on Saturday March 23 in front of the Court House, located three miles east of Stephens City on Route 277. Public notice lists the sale date and location.
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Public sale of four lots in Greenawalt Addition
Four building lots Nos. 51 52 53 and 54 on the west side of Euclid Ave in Greenawalt Addition will be sold Saturday at noon in front of the court house. Sale announced by Newlin & Co with real estate advertisement on page 3.
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Newlin & Co
Clarke Farmer Injured by Bullet Wound in Clarke County
Clarke County farmer Louis Townsend Moreland 51 is in serious condition at Memorial Hospital from an abdominal bullet wound. He told officials the injury was accidentally self-inflicted. The wound occurred near Berryville after a truck brought Moreland to the hospital late last night. Miss Marie Pierce remains uncooperative as authorities probe the circumstances with Commonwealth's Attorney Edward McC. Williams and Sheriff Robert Buckner.
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Clarke
Loudoun County
Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
Moreland
Marie Pierce
Miss Pierce
Ted Jones
Upper Marlboro
Eleanor Patterson
Washington Times
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
Robert Buckner
Berryville
Six Are Killed As Planes Crash Over Pacific
The Navy Department said six men attached to the aircraft carrier Yorktown were killed in a collision of two planes over the Pacific Ocean during maneuvers. The victims include Lieutenant Frank Mason Robinson of Serrene Massachusetts, Ensign Kirby Leo Berry of Norman Oklahoma, Stephen K Nyerso of Washington D C, James Stewart McLendon of Raleigh North Carolina, Benjamin Daniel Christman of Danville Virginia, and Miller Ora DeJarnett of Drumwright Oklahoma. Bodies have been recovered and location of the maneuvers was not disclosed.
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Navy Department
Yorktown
Pacific Ocean
Frank Mason Robinson
Sereene Mass
Kirby Leo Berry
Norman
Okla
Stephen K. Nyerso
D. C
James Stewart McLendon
Raleigh
Benjamin Daniel Christman
Danville
Miller Ora. DeJarnett
Drimwright
Oklo
Girls Must Stay In Their Places at South Carolina
University of South Carolina athletic committee bars co ed participation in sports where men predominate after coeds led in golf tennis and swimming. The ruling limits co ed athletes from events dominated by male students mirroring campus gender policy debate.
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University of South Carolina
LeFrois Faces Default Judgments in New York Case
Clarence P. LeFrois, once southern sales manager of Trescott Company, faces default judgments totaling 7 779 in Fairport New York. The suits allege embezzlement of 6 361 from Trescott customers and breach of contract with 1 209 due, tied to a 7 500 legacy and 41 residuary estate. The company, now led by George H. Harris, has the sheriff attaching the legacy as security.
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Fairport
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le Frois
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Obrien
LeFrois
George H. Harris
Claims Operations Halted At Radford Plant By Milwaukee Walkout
Representative Hoffman reports powder production at the Hercules plant in Radford Virginia slowed due to delayed machinery from the struck Allis Chalmers plant in Milwaukee. He cites a CIO demand restricting non members from work and alleges manipulated elections kept workers from resuming hours. Hoffman urges DOJ election authority in struck defense industries.
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Fire kills man in Boyce as neighboring crews battle blaze
A 40 year old Black man Valentine Green burned to death when a two story stucco dwelling owned by Kenneth Gilpin burned in Boyce Virginia. Firefighters from Berryville and Winchester prevented spread to nearby buildings as residents were away.
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Valentine Green
Kenneth Gilpin
Edward Jenkins
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Enders Fire Company
Berryville
Friendship Company
Winchester
Martin
Casey
Green
Wincheseer
Norfolk and Western
Donovan Returns From War Areas
Colonel William J. Donovan returned from a long tour of Europe and North Africa aboard the Yankee Clipper. He said the trip gave him insights valuable for American defense and noted the importance of administration and logistics in modern warfare. Donovan traveled since December 6 on an unofficial mission, visiting England and especially the Balkans and North Africa.
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William J. Donovan
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North Africa
America
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Donovan
England
Balkan
North
Africa
Navy
Knox
Kline Re elected Frederick County Supervisor for Four Years
Leslie D. Kline was re elected division superintendent for a four year term starting July 1 at the Frederick County School Board meeting. He has served as superintendent since July 1, 1917, guiding Winchester Frederick and Clarke divisions through mergers and separations. The board approved the budget for the next fiscal year with full attendance.
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Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
Kline
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Handley
Expect Coroner To Be Appointed
Berryville Virginia March 18 Officials announced a successor to coroner Dr C H Iden may be appointed today or tomorrow The Clarke County clerk Ed Thoma confirmed the anticipated appointment amid questions about Iden holding dual public offices Iden plans a statement later this week but did not reveal details
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C. H. Iden
Ed Thoma
Clarke County
Iden
Judge Williams To Address Company At Armory Drill
Judge Williams to address the company during regular drills at the armory. Special drill at 7 30 p m on Wednesday and Thursday nights for one hour. All men of the Second Platoon urged to attend Thursday night. Regular drill Friday night at 7 30 p m for one and a half hours. A 15 minute talk on the articles of war by Judge Philip Lip Williams. Captain Baker urges 100 percent attendance. Dr Dutton addressed sanitation Friday. Admiral Norton may speak on military discipline and courtesy next Friday.
British Navy Reported After U-Boat In Atlantic
Washington March 18 acting secretary of state Sumner Welles said Viscount Halifax reported a German submarine had been seen in north Atlantic waters. Churchill and Berlin offered opposing views as U boats rumors sparked war panic and speculation on U S aid convoys to Britain.
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Train wreck inquiry broadens with $5000 reward
Federal state and private police search for suspects blamed by the Pennsylvania Railroad for a Baden wreck that killed five and injured 114. A rail was shifted causing the Cleveland to Pittsburgh flyer to derail into the Ohio river. In Harrisburg a bill to form a nine man commission to study issues affecting national defense was introduced by Senator James A. Geltz.
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Storm Deaths Rise as Cold Lashes East
A warm air mass moved eastward from the Rockies bringing relief from Arctic storms that had claimed at least 78 lives. Yet the eastern region remained bitterly cold with no moderation expected until tomorrow as Whiteface Mountain New York recorded 22 degrees below zero. Billings Montana saw a 34 degree 24 hour rise and other regions warmed modestly while snow fell from the Great Lakes to southern New England.
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World War II Headlines From Across Fronts
The report notes Nazi U boats and battle cruisers prowling the Atlantic with sunk British ships not in convoy. Germany reports submarines sunk and Britain lists ships lost. RAF raids hit Bremen and Wilhelmshaven. Italians hammer Greek positions as Berbera falls after bombardment. Japan seeks Russian guarantees before action.
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Springfield Armory workers sentenced for stealing Garand rifle parts
Boston dated report says two civilian employees of the Springfield Armory admitted stealing parts of Garand semi automatic rifles. Olin S. Collins, 24, of Thomas, West Virginia, received a suspended sentence of one year and a day and two years probation after claiming he took parts home to improve them.
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St Patrick's Ball Aids Veterans Fund For Flagpole
The St Patrick's Day Ball at the armory raised about 200 toward a flagpole base fund for the United Spanish War Veterans. Harry Cook said roughly 400 more is needed and another ball may occur soon. Firemen faced hazards as high winds worsened a cold night and a garage chimney blaze caused a protective response at Bob Rogers' Valley Pike site.
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United Spanish War Veterans
Harry Cook
Mr. Cook
Bob Rogers
Valley Pike
Britain unloads anti air guns at Greek ports for 300000 army
Belgrade dispatch says British shipments of anti aircraft guns searchlights and sound detectors are flowing to several Greek ports for an army of 300 000 men. The message claims Britain is mobilizing in Greece and focusing on defending mainland ports and preparing lines and air fields against Nazi bomber raids.
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Hitler Extends U Boat Reach Across Atlantic Says Churchill
London reports say Adolf Hitler warned of German submarines and battle cruisers prowling the Atlantic toward American shores. Churchill disclosed three U boats sunk and predicted continued heavy losses for Britain’s convoy system as RAF targets Bremen and Wilhelmshaven.
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