World At War Topics To Be Discussed At U Va Institute
The 1941 Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia runs June 23 to July 4, examining America and world wartime futures. Board member Ernest Lindley Rexford Tugwell and Brooks Emery will preside, with about 75 speakers invited to discuss political economic trends labor and city planning resources and Pan American questions across multiple sessions.
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Institute of Public
University of Virginia
Institute of Public Affairs
Hardy C. Dillard
Institute
Ernest Lindley
Washington
Newsweek
Rexford G. Tugswell
New York City Planning Commission
Agriculture
Brooks Emery
Foreign Affairs Council
Cleveland College
South America
Russia
America
Americas
Institute Discusses US Relations and Postwar Issues
The program at Harvard will cover relations with North America first and Orient nations next. July 1 2 focus on postwar problems, July 3 on nerves and psychology in defense, July 4 on US role in war and peace. Notable speakers include William L Shirer Edgar Ansel Mowrer Edmond Taylor and W Duncan Hall.
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United States
North America
William L. Shirer
Berlin
Columbia Broadcasting System
Edgar Ansel Mowrer
Chicago Daily News
Edmond Taylor
W. Duncan Hall
League of the Broadcasting Service
Imperial Wins Ladies Duckpin Title in Playoff
Imperial defeats Handley 55 sticks to secure the Evening Star Ladies Duckpin title after splitting the first and second halves of the season. Handley had held the crown since 1940. Boxscore details follow.
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Virginia Industry Output Rises 43.1 Percent 1929–39
Virginia led the nation in industrial output growth from 1929 to 1939 with a 43.1 percent gain, jumping from 691 million to 989 million dollars. Salaried employees and wage earners rose, with total salaries and wages increasing, per the Richmond chamber of commerce study based on Census figures.
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Richmond
Virginia
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Bureau of Census
New Mexico
Alan Stanley Donnahoe
Service Sunday at Opequon Memorial Church
Services will be held at 11 o'clock on Sunday morning May 18 at Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church Kernstown. The Rev. Mr. Whitehurst will preach and everyone is invited.
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Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Whitehurst
C A Davis Confined to Home in Month-Long Rest
C A Davis proprietor of Baker's Drug Store is confined to his home at 15 South Stewart Street with a heart condition. Officials say he is not critically ill but will require at least a month of rest.
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C. A. Davis
Baker’s Drug Store
South Stewart Street
Caution Urged Upon Those Who Produce Milk
Virginia Tech dairy specialists warn that new fluid milk ventures face high setup costs and possible debt payoff timelines of about four years. While local demand remains favorable, costs to establish a dairy have risen, and producers should plan to handle potential milk surpluses near production areas. Courts progress on a divorce case against Kenneth J. Laird requires his appearance and notification in Winchester Evening Star.
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Defense Industries
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Corporation Court
City of
Chester
Pauline Anderson Laird
Kenneth James Laird
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
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