Campaign to Be Launched Against Jews
Reported in a historical wartime column, a push to denounce and counter perceived Jewish influence is cited with quotes on German discipline and official stance. The piece references Goering, Nazi policy, and responses from the State Department amid international protest. It notes limited incidents, diplomatic caution, and ongoing public controversy surrounding treatment of Jews in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Goering
Cimeo
Berlin
Seganda
State Department
Germany
Hitler
Hull
Adolf Hitler
Stephen
Bernard Deutsch
New York
Nazi Party
Papen
Bres
Embassy notes reinforced police authority in Germany
The embassy reports that regular police authority has been re-enforced and that after recent political readjustments a period of equilibrium is likely. It notes improvement in personal mistreatment and suggests progress in other areas, expressing hopeful anticipation that the situation will revert to normal and that officials’ attitudes support this view. The embassy will continue to monitor events with sympathetic interest and readiness to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Credit agents of government under one unit continued
Negotiation of the railroad revision scheme is expected before week’s end. President Roosevelt will present it to Congress. The farm credit reorganization becomes effective 61 days after submission, under the Treasury Post Office bill’s reorganization clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
Japanese Quit The League Of Nations
The article notes Japan's decision to withdraw from the League of Nations and mentions the South Pacific islands between the Philippines and Hawaii, former German possessions under a mandate. It states Japan's official stance to retain those islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
League OF Nations
Patifi
Philippines
Hawaii
Japan
League
Death by Own Action May Clear Mystery of Woman’s Death
Philadelphia reports a possible breakthrough in the Mrs. Anna Little slaying as Gaetano Denzio, 47, a waiter, was found dead in a gas-filled apartment while police pursued a man they had sought for questioning. Mrs. Little died Friday with two bullet wounds. motive remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Anna Little
Cedarbrook Country Club
Gaetano Denzio
Howard Metzger
Man Fined $25 For Possessing Deer
G. C. Kindig of Winchester was fined $25 and costs in a local magistrate's court on a Game Warden charge. A game warden said Kindig killed the deer in Pennsylvania and brought it into Virginia under a Pennsylvania hunter’s license, then held a Virginia resident license. Officers charged improper licensing for the kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Kindig
Winchester
F. W. Pingley
Kindig
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Bond to Speak at Christ Episcopal Noonday Service
Walker McC Bond will be the speaker at a noonday service tomorrow in Christ Episcopal Church on West Boscawen Street. The rector Rev. Robert B. Nelson said the 25 minute service starts at 12 30 and ends at 12 55 with all invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker McC. Bond
Christ Episcopal Church
West Boscawen Street
Robert B. Nelson
Man Sentenced for Meat Theft in County Court
William Corbin pleaded guilty to stealing four pieces of meat valued at $15 from A. R. Vanersdale. County Magistrate A. J. Tavenner sentenced Corbin to six months in jail, with the term starting immediately after sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Tavenner
William Corbin
A. R Vanersdale
Corbin
Two Hurt In Accident Improving At Memorial Hospital
Social and Personal notes report J. T. Ernst and his daughter Olive Smith of Drexel, Pennsylvania, injured Friday near Berryville are showing improvement at Memorial Hospital. E. C. Helvestine, a Berryville farmer, also better after a broken leg from a wire stretcher incident. Rebecca and Eugene Adams, Shenandoah College students, spend spring vacation with Gainsboro parents.
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J. T. Ernst
Daugher
Olive Smith
Drexel Penna
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Helvestine
E. C. Helvestine
Clarke County
Rebecca Adams
Eugene Adams
Walter Adams
Gainsboro
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Relief Worker Is Killed In Clash At West Frankfort
John Ward a West Frankfort relief committee member was shot dead and Elmer Donaldson a UMWA member and Clarence Cooper wounded in a gun fight in West Frankfort Illinois on March 27 Ward reputedly aligned with the Progressive Miners faction Cooper critically wounded and hospitalised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton, Il
John Ward
West Frankfort
U. S. Buildings Too Expensive Asserted by Virginia League
The Virginia branch of the National Economy League declares U S buildings are costly and wasteful. It cites the Department of Commerce building at 17.5 million dollars, idle a year while rentals topped 250 thousand dollars annually, and says carrying costs push taxpayer outlay over 1.5 million, far beyond Senate salary costs. The league urges Virginia voters to enroll to curb costs, lower taxes, and spur balanced prosperity. Headquarters are in Richmond at 805 Main Street.
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Virginia
National Economy League
Washington
Department of Commerce
League
United States Senate
Main Street
Richmond
International Rotary Officer to Speak at Local Club
Ignatius Bijerlee of Frederick Maryland, chairman of the Community Service Committee for the International Rotary, will be guest of honor at the local Rotary Club meeting Thursday at 1 pm in the George Washington Hotel. Chairman J. Victor Arthur announced the program. Bijerlee is regarded as a top speaker and there is strong demand for his talk. A large Rotary turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignatius Bijerlee
Frederick Md
International Organization of Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
J. Victor Arthur
Bjorlee
Rotary Organization
Peter Moyer Dies at Ninety Nine in West Virginia
Peter Moyer native of Pendleton county West Virginia died at his home near Harrisville in Ritchie county several days ago at the age of ninety nine. He would have turned one hundred on July 7 and was the lone surviving member of the first generation. He lived in Ritchie county since 1853 after marrying Eliza Rexrode who died 38 years ago. He is survived by one daughter and five sons.
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Peter Moyer
Pendleton County
W. Va
Harrisville
Ritchie County
Mr. Moyer
West Virginia
Eliza Rexrode
Luttrells to Debate Foes Before Winter Pause
The Luttrells face a final debate challenge after the official season ended. This last engagement will extend their activity by at least one more contest before signing off until next winter, keeping the team in the public eye amid lingering competition chatter.
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Luttrell
Luttrells
Relief schoolhouse hosts debate on environment vs heredity
John W. Larrick Jr and Wesley L. Shiley challenge the proposition That Environment Has More Effect On a Human Being Than Heredity. They will argue affirmative with J D Luttrell and Howard Luttrell handling the negative. The event occurs at Relief school house on the Middle road at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening March 29 as a social entertainment sponsored by Relief's young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Larrick, Jr
Wesley L. Shiley
J. D
Howard Luttrell
Relief
Middle Road
Young People of Relief
Two More Named To Court Of The Festival Queen
The Apple Blossom Festival queen court adds two princesses. Miss Frances Snipes of Atlanta represents Arlington Hall School for Girls Washington DC, chosen by the student body. Miss Jane Holl of Middlebranch Delaware represents Marion Junior College Marion VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Pickney Arthur
Frances Snipes
Atlanta
Arlington Hall School For Girls
Washington, D. C
Jane Holl
Homer Holl
Middlebranch
Marion Junior Collge
Marion
Drys Rally in Staunton to Fight Beer Return in Virginia
Drys from all sections of Augusta county plan a Staunton rally to organize efforts and resources against any move reviving beer or liquor sales in Virginia. Mrs. Alice Hiden of the WCTU said a throng of several hundred is expected and prominent speakers will address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Augusta County
Staunton Staunton
Virginia
Alice Hiden
Prohibition Groups Step Up Fund Drive and Range of Efforts
In the past week Anti-Saloon League and W C fund raising efforts intensified with circulars and letters seeking donations. Beer advocates aided other regions and prepared to organize Roosevelt measures into a stronger fighting group ahead of a special Assembly session.
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W. C
Roosevelt
Handley High Wins FFA Northern Virginia Finals Photo
The March issue of Chapter Chats shows Handley High School Chapter photo on the front page after winning the Future Farmers of America northern Virginia finals. Caption lists teammates and officers, coach W Legge, captain M Garber, and Stiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of Virginia
Handley High School
Future Farmers of America
Northern Virginia
W. Legge
Clevenger Mason
L. Garber
Cochran
Crisman
Fletcher
Hookman
M. Garber
Stiness
Handley Chater
Hockman
Handley
Walter S. Newman
Newman
Handley Boys
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BANK
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Kelvinator Cookin School
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Sheetz
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General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Tion An
Winchester's
California
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Carol Wines
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Big Joe
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Pure Food Store
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