Russians Leave Door Open For New Pole Regime
Washington May 1 renewed Soviet rejection of the Polish government in exile led by General Sikorski. The door remains open for a new Soviet approved Polish regime, possibly in London, with Litvinoff's role uncertain. Moscow labeled the exile as unrepresentative while warning against a Kremlin rival.
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Washington
Wladislaw Sikorski
Moscow
Litvinoff
Sikorski
London
Kremlin
Izvestia
Wanda Wassilewska
Union of Polish Patriots
Communist Party of Poland
Poland
Russia
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Red Army
Ussr
Roosevelt interview argues youth service for national security
The war news column recounts President Roosevelt pressed on a ten state tour about mobilizing war workers and youths for postwar national service. It contrasts American prep with German Hitler Youth training and stresses physical training as essential for security and preparedness.
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Roosevelt
Ee Ae Ee
Aeth
America
Jala
Germany
Hitler Youth
Landwehr
Stephens City Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Stephens City Va May 1 Mrs Snapp Williams of Richmond visits here this week. Miss Ethel Ambrose and relatives spent Easter with aunt Miss Dora Campbell. Mrs Widmyer Steele hosts her niece Anne Deighton from near Middletown. Raymond Hausenfluck and Pauline Beaver joined Jasper Combs and wife in Needmore W Virginia for Sunday. Co Workers Sunday School Class met with Mrs Roy Gregory. meeting led by Barbara Gregory. Window sale raised nearly fifteen dollars.
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Stephens City
Snapp Williams
Richmond
Ethel Ambrose
Dora Campbell
Widmyer Steele
Anne Deighton
Middletown
Raymond Hausenfluck
Pauline Beaver
Jasper Combs
Needmore
W. Va
Co-Workers
Lutheran Church
Roy Gregory
H. E. Stickley
Julian Gregory
Charley Beatty
Barbara Gregory
For Sale 82 Acre Farm With Wood Water And Fruit
For sale an 82 acre farm with abundant wood water and fruit. Includes a good truck and poultry operation. Contact 5066. (April 26 1961) FOR RENT Modern 5 room bungalow near rubber plant. Call 6473 J. B. Cather. (April 27)
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J. B. Cather
Local residents and visitors gather for notices and visits
Mrs. H E Stickley and others attended a social with refreshment. The Rayos who lived on Main Street are moving to Arlington. Mr and Mrs William Marshall of Coal Mine Pa visit relatives in town. The Paul Kremers from Washington are visiting Mrs Lemley recovering from thyroid surgery. The Rev Frank Roof returns from hospital after latensillectomy. Daughters of Wesley School class met with Mrs Roy Wisecarver. Mary Lou Colaw hosted Betty Ritter of Winchester. Mabel Hopewell moved to Washington for a new job. Allen Legg recently moved to their home from Upperville. Virginia Lohr and her son visited Nan Leidig. George Carbaugh of Washington visited Joe Clevenger. Rev Walter Smith attended Winchester District Conference in New Market.
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H. E. Stickley
W. C. Adams
Raymond Ewing
F. L. Roof
Cora Massie
Gregory
Carolyn Seal
Anna Orndorff
Marcy
Giidtag Teeory
Shirley
Ray Oes
Main Street
Nngering
Lemley
Aylington
William Marshall
Coal Mine
Samuel Sargent
Paul Kremers
Washington
Fred Lemley
Frank L. Roof
Lutheran Church
Memorial Hospital
Raymond Sandy
Wesley School
Methodist Church
Roy Wisecarver
Mary Lou Colaw
Betty Ritter
Winchester
Mabel Hopewell
Allen Legg
Upperville
Virginia Lohr and Son
Toms Brook
Nan Leidig
George Carbaugh
Joe Clevenger
Walter Smith
New Market
Buffalo Bill Cody and the Buffalo Killer label in railroad era
The line notes that William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill once held a controversial title Buffalo killer tied to his role with the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
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Buffalo Bill” Cody
Buffalo Killer
The
Kansas Pacific Railroad
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