Lions Fun Festival Planned March 26 to 30
Lions Club members heard about the Lions Fun Festival set for March 26 to 30 in the Baker Building on North Cameron Street. Co sponsored by the Junior Auxiliary of Memorial Hospital, proceeds aid charity with nightly prize drawings and a grand prize new automobile on the final night. A Lions luncheon will be held at the Baker Building next Tuesday at 12 30 with guests Phil Hunter and A L Cupp among attendees.
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Lions Club Today
Chet Hobert
Baker Building
North
Cameron Street
Memorial Hospital
Lions
Phil Hunter
George Sanders
Lion A. L. Cupp
Harrisonburg
D. H. Sencindiver
Special Good Friday Service at Capon Bridge Church
A special Good Friday service is planned at Capon Bridge Church of Christ on March 22 at 7 30 p m. It replaces the hoped for town union service and invites all members and residents to attend this lone service for Easter.
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Capon Bridge Church of Christ
Rites Held for Fire Victim Rosenberg
Fire victim Rosenberg of Frederick County whose home burned last Thursday in Lamps section had funeral rites conducted yesterday afternoon from Jones Funeral Home. The Rev. S. J. Goode officiated with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Joseph Lineburg Willard Lineburg James Snapp Raymond Rosenberger Holmes Rosenberger and Edward Carpenter.
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Rosenberg
Tnineer
Lamps
Frederick County
Jones
S. J. Goode
Church of Christ
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Joseph Lineburg
Willard Lineburg
James Snapp
Raymond Rosenberger
Holmes Rosenberger
Edward Carpenter
Postponed Junior Board of Trade Chorus Meeting
The Junior Board of Trade chorus meeting scheduled for this evening is postponed to Friday evening at 7 30 o clock, as announced today.
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Board of Trade
Haseen
Local Man Enlists in Multiple Army Posts
John P Williams of Toms Brook signs with the Ape Field Artillery at Fort Hoyle per Sergeant Frank Likar. Four openings remain in Fifth Engineers Fort Belvoir Virginia Thirty-fourth Infantry Fort Meade Maryland and Twelfth Infantry Fort Aon Maryland plus a Field Artillery post in Panama. Interested enlistees should apply at the local post building Wednesday or Friday at 11 a.m.
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United States Army
John P. McWilliams
Toms Brook
Frank Likar
Ape Field Artillery
Fort Hoyle
Likar
Fifth Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Thirty-fourth Infantry
Fort George G. Meade
Twelfth Infantry
Fort Aon Md
Field Artillery
Panama
Mrs Fritts Rites Held in Washington
Mrs Maude Ashby Fritts widow of L W Fritts died Saturday March 16 at 4 PM at Homeopathic Hospital Washington. She was 69, born in LaGrange Warren county, most of life in Washington. Survived by brothers and sisters including Nannie Bromley Bickers and Mary F Ashby Charlottesville, Buckner Ashby Charlottesville, Sophia Baker Ashby, and stepmother Mary F. Funeral at Cawler's Chapel Washington with interment at Fortcoin Cemetery Mon Vv.
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Maude Ashby Fritts
L. W. Fritts
Homeopathic Hospital
Washinghire
Fritts
G. Ashly
Annie M. Ashby
LaGrange
Ashby
Warren County
Washington
Nannie Bromley Bickers
Herbert Bickers
Shenandoah
William M. Ashby
Mary F. Ashby
Florida Ashby
Sophia Baker Ashby
Charlottesville
Buckner Ashby
Mary F
Cawler’s Chapel
Washington, D. C
Fortcoin
Mon- Vv
Holy Week Observances At Calvary Episcopal Church
Holy Week services announced for Calvary Episcopal Church Front Royal and The Church at White Post. Lenten study at 3 PM in both locations. Holy Communion at 3 30 PM on Monday Thursday. Good Friday services at 8 PM and 3 30 PM. Easter Day Holy Communion at 11 30 AM and 9 45 AM respectively. Sunday School at 11 30 AM.
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White Post
Mounday
Calvary Episcopal Church
Front Royal
Papers Now Like Breath Of Spring
St. Louis readers sniffed newspapers with scented ink in green peppermint on the Globe-Democrat and pink cologne on the Post-Dispatch. The aroma aimed to lure buyers to a department store advert and a perfume promotion.
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ST. Louis
St. Louisans
Globe-Democrat
Post-Dispatch
Horse Falls On Rider In Virginia Incident
Mrs. Robert Funsten reported that the horse fell on the rider causing injuries not serious. The rider, a Virginia resident, was at the University of Virginia law school when informed of the accident. Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt had no immediate plans to travel to Charlo tte in response to the incident.
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Robert Funsten
Oung West
University of Virginia Law School
Ethel du Pont
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Char
Conrad Sirbaugh Injured in Bluemont Car Crash
The condition of 33 year old Conrad Sirbaugh remained about the same after a Saturday night wreck near Bluemont. Hospital attaches reported a fairly good night despite a fractured pelvis a broken nose a fractured right foot and internal injuries.
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Conrad Sirbaugh
Bluemont
Sirbaugh
Babe Strangler Goes To Prison
William J. Larkin, 26, shipyard worker, convicted of voluntary manslaughter for strangling his 20 month old son. Sentenced to six months to 12 years, fined $6,000 plus costs. Judge MacDade criticized the verdict, noting the tragedy of a child’s death and the failure to meet the state’s first degree murder standard.
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Media
William J. Larkin
Larkin
Albert Dutton MacDade
The
Commonwealth
Treasury Receipts and Outlays Update March 16
Treasury status reports receipts of 154.8 million dollars and expenditures of 103.6 million with a net balance of 2.337 billion. The update is dated March 16 and released from Washington.
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Washington
Labor Board Wrestles With Bargaining Clause Ruling
The board split over McQuay-Norris Manufacturing Co. ruling. Leiserson dissented from a majority decision ordering the Indianapolis plant to add a signed agreement with the CIO that grants the union exclusive recognition as bargaining agent for all production workers. The majority held the company refused to engage in required collective bargaining under the Wagner Act, conceding the union’s majority status.
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Leiserson
Mcquay-Norris Manufacturing Co
Indianapolis
United Auto Workers
CIO
J. Warren Madden
Edwin S. Smith
Allies In Readiness For Axis Plans And War Debate
Britain faced pressure over war strategy as Chamberlain outlined alliances with Finland and plans for a 100000-strong British French expeditionary force. Attlee demanded a decisive, proactive approach while Hore-Belisha and Sinclair criticized the government for failing to seize the initiative and strengthen the home front.
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Britain
Finland
Norway
Sweden
Chamberlain
North Sea
Scapa Flow
Clement Attlee
Hitler
Attlee
Home Front
Germany
Sumner Welles
Brenner Pass
Archibald Sinclair
Leslie Hore-Belisha
Hore-Belisha
France
Pinland
Baltimore Market Quotation Report March 19
Market notes from Baltimore and Chicago show steady produce prices with mixed poultry values. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets in Baltimore and Philadelphia list varied bids. Chicago hogs higher, cattle steady, lambs active, with overall firm tone in mid-M March trading.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
Queens
Arizona
Chicago
Philade Plymouth Rocks
U. S
Stock Market Report Tet Quotations
A stock market brief lists selected quotations from Tet with prices and price movements. Investors watch notable gains and losses across listed securities.
Grain futures rise to new highs amid short covering
Chicago on March 18 reports wheat futures climbing to session highs with May at 1.0334 and gains around 2 cents per bushel. The market shows broad price moves in wheat corn and beans with cash grain quotes listed for No. 3 red wheat No. 1 mixed corn and various oat prices.
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Chicago
Chamberlain
House of Comn
Eine Seuy
Cash Grain
Police Court fines arise in cross jurisdiction case
Howard Shahan of 1057 Potomac N W Washington DC was fined 14 dollars in Police Court. Herbert Martin Jr of 43 Maryland Street Keyser WV was assessed 14 dollars including costs for violation of the coal ordinance.
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Howard Shahan
Potomac
N. W
Washington, D. C
Herbert Martin, Jr
Maryland Street
Keyser
W. Va
Germans Eye New Axis Ties With Russia
The report suggests Germany may seek a limited extension of the axis to Moscow for practical aims while Moscow is not to join the axis as closely as Italy and Privtorga. Ideological gulfs exist between Communism and Nazism but do not block pragmatic cooperation. English ships have been sunk or disabled. rumors place Foreign Minister Von Ribbertrup to confer with Russia soon.
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Moscow
Axis
Italy
Privtorga
Sla
Europe
Jochim von Ribbertrop
Levi posts $3500 bond in income tax case
J Raymond Levi of Berryville waived a hearing on a federal warrant charging failure to file 1936 income tax returns on $86578.55. He posted a $3500 bond pending the April session of the Federal Fire Court for eastern Virginia. Attorney Joseph Moore represented Levi. Edward Hauk of the Bureau of Internal Revenue testified.
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Richmond
J. Raymond Levi
Berryville
U. S
Melvin Flegenheimer
Eastern Vira
Edward Hauk
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Federal Marshal’s Office
Levi
Joseph Moore
Clash Ends in Lahore Slaughter Kills and Wounds Dozens
Twenty three Khaksars and two policemen were killed in Lahore as police opened fire when Khaksars marching in defiance of government law attacked with spades. Thirty nine others were injured including the Lahore police senior and deputy superintendents.
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Bombay
Lahore
Peace Headlines Held Very Empty
Washington March 19 Stephen Early a presidential secretary said that based on authoritative reports received by the American government peace headlines would appear to be very empty. The White House aide said no information had been transmitted to support published stories that 11 points were suggested as a peace basis at yesterday's conference between Hitler and Mussolini.
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Washington
Stephen Early
White House
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Negro Orchestra Leader Is Slain in Cambridge
Jay Jay John Jones a Black orchestra leader was shot and killed around noon in Cambridge Maryland In the colored residential section Sheriff James Thomas said Herman C Jenkins a Black man who had argued with Jones last night surrendered soon after the shooting He had just been released from jail Jenkins will be charged with the slaying State's Attorney Calvin Hartington Jr announced
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Cambridge
Jay Jay
John Jones
Centenary Reformed Church Holds Holy Week Service
The Rev. S. L. Flickinger D. D. announced Holy Week Services at Centenary Reformed Church this evening at 5 45 o clock. The public is invited to attend.
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S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Bridge workman slips into mud survives 25 foot fall
William Crouch, 60, of Havre de Grace Maryland, slipped while working on a Susquehanna river bridge and fell 25 feet into soft mud but was uninjured. The article also notes the early origins of the phrase United we stand divided we fall with Mor ris and Dickinson cited.
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Havre DE Grace
Mdiv
William Crouch
Susquehanna River
George Pope Morris
America
Dickinson
Boston Gazette
Expert Bread Technican Brings New Formula to Manbeck
Three weeks ago The Manbeck Bread Company hired H J Lueders a veteran Philadelphia baking expert with over 40 years of bread experience. Under his supervision a new Bonnie Bread formula renowned for flavor texture and aroma goes into production with a money back guarantee at all grocery stores.
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Manbeck Bread Company
H. J. Leaders
Philadelphia
United States
Lueders
Manbeck’s
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