Germans Seek New European Order After War
Berlin reports indicate Germany aims for a new European order after victory and to secure life interests beyond plutocratic democracies. Hitler's Brenner Pass meeting with Mussolini prompted cautious forecasts of Balkans peace amid unclear Russian-Italian accords. Goering led the welcoming party as Hitler returned to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Moscow
Balkans
Fuehrer
Hitler
Brennero
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Berlin-Rome
Brookline youths seek chance to amuse Edna Ferber
Three Brookline youngsters believed they could make novelist Edna Ferber laugh and win $100 by tickling her feet with a feather. They visited her hotel but she had already checked out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Brookline
Edna Ferber
Miss Febrer
Remembering Miss Attie Miller A County Teacher
A friend of the late Miss Attie Miller writes of her decades of service in county schools and Wheatland Farm near Nineveh. She educated, helped many handicapped residents, and inspired hundreds with quiet courage and devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attie Miller
Chicken Supper Benefit at Green Gables Ridgeway
A chicken supper is served March 22 at Green Gables in Ridgeway from 5 p m to benefit Paynes. Tickets priced 35 cents with proceeds supporting the Paynes family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeway
Green Gables
Paynes
Awning Advertises Window Referrals on Picadilly Street
Brief classified note lists awnings and window referrals with contact phone 639 39 EF and location Picadilly Street. Mentions dates Tue Fri 3 12 and 1 point time frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picadilly St
Miss Elizabeth Pierce Named Maid of Honor for 17th Fete
Miss Elizabeth Carrington Pierce daughter of Mr and Mrs Noble C street has accepted an invitation to be one of two maids of honor at the annual Y Festival in April or May. She is 19, a Handley High School graduate and a Presh man class member at UNC Greensboro. She studied toe ballet and tap at Handley and is pursuing a BA at the University of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carrington Pierce
Noble C. Street
Miss Pierce
Handley High School
Preshman
Woman's College
University of North Carolina
Greensboro
N.C
Dorothy Ewing
Kathleen McCartney
Patrol Activity In River Areas On Moselle Front
Paris reports French patrols in the Moselle and Nied river sectors engaged German units. Supporting machine gun fire aided advance guards as patrols continued on the western front amid bad weather hindering aerial activity.
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Paris
Moselle
Nied
German High Command Reports Patrols Repelled
Berlin reports patrol and artillery activity between the Moselle river and Palatinate forest. It says enemy shock troop actions were repelled, with no mention of casualties or further engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Moselle River
Palatinate Forest
Grand Jury Member Apologizes For Drinking Incident
McGaha admits being tipsy in the county grand jury room and recalls taking the oath but little after. Judge Woodward fines him 50 dollars for contempt of court due to liquor influence after reporting two beers before arriving and a 15 cent bottle during a grand jury absence. He says the alcohol hit him fast and caused sweating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee County
Grand Jury
Charles W. Woodward
McGaha
Grand Jury Room
Horse Racing Returns in New Jersey After 43 Years
In Trenton the State Senate approved four unsalaried bipartisan commissioners to oversee racing and pari mutuel betting, headed by Louis A. Reilly. Governor Moore signed the racing betting bill, restoring horse racing after a 43 year lapse following a constitutional amendment via public referendum last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
State Senate
New Jersey
Senate
A. Harry Moore
Louis A. Reilly
Newark
Banking and Insurance
Moore
Youngsters Spark Graveyard Riot Near Rogers Church
Irate farmers in Dallas threaten vigilante action over wilt parties at the Rogers Community Church graveyard. Youths danced on tombstones and vandalized the area, halting church services. 89 youths were detained but no charges filed as parents were notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Rogers
T. B. Crosby
Crosby
Grand Jury
E. M. Conoly
Conoly
Senator Bankhead Pushes Parity Aid in Agriculture Bill
Senator Bankhead told the Senate that President Roosevelt implied parity payments could be needed if farm prices do not rise. He urged approving an Appropriations Committee add that would raise Agriculture Department funding by about 922.9 million dollars to bolster farmers purchasing power beyond the prewar level, citing cotton wheat corn rice and tobacco incomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bankhead
D-Ala
Senate Today
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Agriculture Department
Alabama
Europe
Juniors' Play Cast Named for More Power To You
Stephens City Virginia announces the cast for the junior class play More Power To You by J C McMullen. Cast includes Mrs Hortense Dean Anna Lee Grim Frances Elva Bowers Victoria Mary Gay Marker Lester Singhass Aunt Kate Davenport Reno Lillian Snyder Paul Plummer Christian Ebersole Lord Mudd Susan Sylvia Carper and more. The two night performance will be April 13 and 14 at 7:45 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Garnet Hamrick
Oe Gear
Hamrick
J. C. McMullen
Bankers Hear Crowther on Economic Recovery
About 125 bankers from Shenandoah Warren Frederick Clarke and Page counties attended a talk by Rodney Crowther former Baltimore Evening Sun financial editor now an economics specialist. He criticized New Deal spending as diverting capital and warned that unless government cuts nonproductive outlays recovery will stall and postwar conditions worsen.
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America
Rodney Crowther
Baltimore Evening Sun
Mo Ee
Shenandoah
Warren
Freerick
Clarke
Page
Crowther
Peter
Paul
Would Raise Labor Body To Five Members
The House Labor Committee voted 14 to 3 to urge Congress to increase the National Labor Relations Board from three to five members. Chairman Norton announced the decision after a two hour closed session. The panel rejected proposals to abolish the board and form a new one while keeping policy unchanged. Norton said the step seems absolutely necessary and that adding two members could reduce many complaints. Leiserson accused his colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Labor Committee
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
Norton
D-Nj
House
Tew
William L. Leiserson
Town Councilmen To Be Nominated In Middletown
Middletown Virginia mayor and six councilmen with terms expiring this year are expected to seek renomination. Mayor Fred Larrick says no incumbents appear set to retire and the Democratic convention planned before mid April will select the slate for the next two years. Nominees face the June general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Fred Larrick
Larrick
M. H. Rhodes
Ben E. Rogers
G. Wilson Borden
S. G. Larrick
C. L. Wright
T. W. Sperry
Borden
Sperry
Fire at William LaRue Barbershop Causes Small Damage
An oil stove hot water heater exploded at about 2 40 this afternoon in William LaRue barbershop at 719 South Loudoun street. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze with booster tank water. The building, owned by Ed Jefferson, sustained comparatively small damage as the stove melted in places from the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LaRue
Loudoun Street
LaRue
Ed Jefferson
Uncle Dies at Hampden-Sydney Dr James E Booker 90
Mrs Beverley and her sister Miss Nan DuPuy report the death of their uncle Dr James Edward Booker 90 a retired Presbyterian minister at his Hampden Sydney Virginia home. He is the brother of the late Mrs William P DuPuy. The two women will travel tomorrow to Hampden Sydney for the 3 30 afternoon funeral.
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Mrrs
J. B. Beverley
Nan DuPuy
Hampden-Sydney
James Edward Booker
Presbyterian Church
William P. DuPuy
Beverley
Miss DuPuy
Hampden Sydney
Deputies of France Discuss Conduct of War in Secret
Paris reports say the Chamber of Deputies voted for an immediate secret session to review the government’s conduct of the European war and the Finnish peace’s repercussions. Edouard Herriot led the motion. Da ladier faced questions as the Senate had praised him earlier. Guards at doors, vote expected on confidence.
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France
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Edouard Herriot
Chamber
Daladier
Senate
Two Slightly Hurt In Crash
Two people sustained minor injuries in a three car collision on Mill Wood road near Winchester during Saturday night. The crash involved Samuel E Simpson Jr and Harry Ritenour and Lawrence Marcus, with Grace Mc Cauley and Arlene McWelle also injured from the initial convoy.
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Hasehe
Winchester
Mill Wood
Braddock
Cork
E. D. Shank
Route 7
Millwood Road
Samuel E Simpson, Jr
Berryville
Harry Ritenour
Stephens City
Lawrence Marcus
Chatham Road
Baltimore
Grace McCauley
Cecil Street
Arlene McWelle
South Market Street
Simpson
McCauley
Ritenour
Church Interest To Be Protected In German Vatican Talks
Vatican and Germany pursue a modus vivendi to safeguard Catholic rights in annexed territories. Monsignor Cesare Orsenigo and German Foreign Minister Ribbentrop discussed in Berlin with Pope Pius XII reportedly briefed on March 11. The accord would cover Austria Bohemia Moravia Protectorate and occupied Poland.
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Vatican City
Germany
Vatican
Berlin
Cesare Orsenigo
Pius XII
See
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Austria
Bohemia-Moravia
Poland
Roosevelt daughter-in-law hurt in horse fall near Charlottesville
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt Jr Mrs Roosevelt suffered a fractured pelvis and brain concussion after a horse fell while riding with the Farmington Hunt near Charlottesville Virginia She was taken to University Hospital where doctors reported the pelvis fracture not serious and her condition improving though she would stay for several weeks The accident happened as she tried to vault a picket fence at Highlands the home of Dr and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Farmington Hunt
University Hospital
Roosevelt
Board Meeting Date Is Changed
Frederick county board of supervisors postpones the special meeting from Tuesday March 26 to Friday March 29 due to the absence of resident engineer W C Poston. Public attendance at the hearing is requested to note the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
W. C. Poston
Two legged creature spotted as deer roam near orchards
Sheriff Bywaters reports two does seen near the H T Snapp orchard with one jumping a fence. Marlboro resident Lige Shull recalls a four-dog chase and a buck roaming near Charles Windle's area as his dogs pursued deer before the animal escaped near George Sedwick’s property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lige Shull
Marlboro
Frank Orndorff
Charles Windle
Shull
George Sedwick
George
Bees Frozen in Wichita Garage Share 100 Pounds Honey
Dr. W H Gaume found a swarm of bees that had lived in his garage walls for three years. After warm weather, he opened the wall and discovered the bees frozen to death in cold water. He shared a portion of the 100 pounds of honey with nearby neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita, Kas
W. H. Gaume
For Sale Listings Mentioned In Paper
A batch of classified notices includes a 1938 Ford coach for sale via Winchester Small Loan and Finance Co at Geo. Washington Hotel, a hand crocheted three piece living room set priced for sale, contact 422 S C St or 439 W by phone, and a 171 acre timber land parcel along Sylph Pointine Road near Winchester up for sale at courthouse noon on Saturday March 23.
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Winchester Small Loan and Finance Co
Geo. Washington Hotel
S. C. St
Martin Nolan
Sylph Pointine Road
Winchester
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J. C. Boward
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Staunton
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Mountain Falls
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Valley Pike
South Braddock
Franklin, Jr
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