Future Farmer Finals Set For Handley High Tomorrow
Finalists from 31 Northern Virginia schools compete in Future Farmer Literary and Athletic contests at Handley High School starting at 9 o clock tomorrow morning. Winners advance to the State rally in Blacksburg June 17 20. Four degree teams and four contestants per event will vie with judges led by T J Sharitz R A Wall and R E Moore.
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T. J. Sharitz
R. A. Wall
Luray
R. E. Moore
Mount Clin
Four Men To Go Selective Service Notice
A notice states seven white men must report on June 18 with names to be announced shortly. Questionnaires issued for all order numbers to 308 inclusive. Volunteers remain welcome for selective service.
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Fairmont ‘Ave
James Theodore Snuggs
Jack Segle Boone
Public Sale of Personal Property in Frederick County
By order of the Trial Justice Court of Frederick County Virginia the sheriff offers items at public auction in front of the County Court House on Saturday May 24 1941 at 10 oclock A M items include pepperis oil stove two pull up chairs table kitchen cabinet several Congoleum rugs and a few rugs all cash terms J W Bywaters Sheriff and Duvall Auctioneers
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Trial Justice Court
Frederick County
Virginia
County Court House
J. W. Bywaters
Duvall
Special Meeting of W. O. W. Tonight
Hickory No 34 Woodman of the World holds a special meeting at Odd Fellows Hall this evening at 8 o clock. All members are urged to attend. A social and smoker will follow the business session.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Draws Fine In Pollution Case to Warren Co
Front Royal Virginia May 323 Trial Justice Walter Olmstead yesterday found Giles Heflin of Linden an employee of Keyser guilty of unlawfully polluting Manassas Run by casting a spraying material into the stream. He was fined the minimum $25 and bonded $100 for appeal with July 7 circuit court appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Walter
Olmstead
Giles Heflin
Linden
8. K. Keyser
Manassas Run
Ying Material. Com
Heflin
W. C. Armstrong, Jr
J Ott Funkhouser Dies In Hospital
J Ott Funkhouser aged 68 a retired Hagerstown organ maker died after a brief illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Mount Jackson Virginia he moved to Hagerstown, worked 30 years with Moller Company, a world traveler and earned his pilot wings at 63. Survived by wife Cornelia two sons and a daughter. Funeral Saturday at 4 pm from his home.
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Hagerstown
P—J. Ott Funkhouser
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Florida
Fuser Wa
Mount Jackson
Moller Company
Cornelia
Punkhouser
Deadline For Car Inspection May 31
The semi annual automobile inspection deadline is May 31. Officers said all motor vehicles must bear an reference sticker by midnight that date.
Luther League Meeting Firmed Tomorrow at Strasburg
The Winchester Conference of the Luther League meets tomorrow at St Pauls Church Strasburg starting 9 30 morning with host Rev F B Lingle. Lebanon Church devotions, Miss Rachel Snyder history talk at 11, lunch at noon, Rev A J Shumate address, 1 15 devotions by St Peter s Luther League and officer elections and reports followed by installation of new officers in the afternoon.
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Winchester
Luther League
Strasburg
St. Paul’s Church
F. B. Lingle
Lebanon Church
Rachel Snyder
A. J. Shumate
St. Peter’s Luther League
J. A. Keisler, Jr
French Colonies Status Said To Stay Unchanged
Washington May 23 officials say France’s colonial status in Africa and the Near East will remain unchanged. The United States has assurances from Vichy and Martinique that cooperation with Germany will not extend to the Western Hemisphere, though no formal guarantee has been received. Food shipments to France and North Africa will pause until satisfactory assurances are obtained.
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Washington
France
Germany
Africa
Near East
United States
Vichy
Martinique
Atlantic
Dakar
Morocco
Algiers
Tunisia
Macedonia Cemetery Cleanup May 27 Before Memorial Day
All persons with friends and relatives buried in the Macedonia cemetery are asked to meet Tuesday morning May 27 to assist in cleaning up the lot. Bring implements. The plot will be prepared for Memorial Day services Sunday June 1.
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Macedonia
U S Army Develops New Anti Aircraft Gun
Army observers in Britain report the weapon matches the best in the field. Few fighters reach 20 000 feet before targets. beyond that altitude oxygen equipment is required for pilots and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Britain
Inquiring Reporter Letters on Convoying War Debate
The Inquiring Reporter collects reader views on convoying with President Roosevelt warning it could lead to war. SAM D PRESTON supports convoying, while HENRY SCHNEIDER fears immediate war unless a safer route exists, and DAVID H SENCINDIVER urges delivering supplies to England.
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Willkie
Roosevelt
Gallup Poll of Winchester Citizens Planned by Junior Board
A Junior Board of Trade committee plans a Gallup style poll to measure public sentiment on local issues in Winchester. Chairman C Ridgely White and six members will select a representative panel and draft questions with citizen input welcome next Wednesday. The project, directed by Bruce Alexander, aims to create a permanent service for ongoing public opinion.
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Tom Scully
Upton Snider
Tommy Kremer
Ralph Inkle
Inchester
Fom
Winchester
Board of Trade
Bruce Alexander
Fire in East Baltimore Hanger Co Factory Sparks Huge Blaze
A spark from a welding machine ignited a tank of t and caused a fierce fire at the Cleaners Hanger Company factory in East Baltimore. Three naptha tank explosions sent a towering smoke cloud over the city as flames threatened nearby gasoline storage tanks before firefighters gained control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cleaners Hanger Company
Presbyterians Elect Moderator As Assembly Reports Issued
The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly at Montreat NC appointed standing committees and heard annual executive reports. Rev C Darby Patton cited foreign missions receipts surpassing the prior year by 105000 and a debt drop to 124000. Dr C E Diehl of Memphis was elected moderator succeeding Dr Frank C Brown.
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Presbyterians
C. E. Diehl
Memphis
Tenn
Southwestern University
Frank C. Brown
Dallas
Texas
J. G. Patton, Jr
Waynesboro
France and Britain in global war tensions and North Africa battle
Reports detail France resisting active alliance with Germany while Britain warns Paris over collaboration. British seizure of an oil tanker triggers Eden’s warning. Luftwaffe strikes in the Mediterranean claim a heavy blow while Tobruk’s siege tightens. Iraqi forces attack Fallujah with British counterattacks. Free French units reportedly join De Gaulle near Palestine.
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France
Jean Darlan
Germany
Darland
London
War Cabinet
Britain
Great Britain
Vichy
Anthony Eden
Philippe Petain
Crete
Washington
United States
Middle Atlantic
North African
Axis Seige
Ean
Stefani
Tobruk
Middle East
Iraq
Fallujah
Baghdad
Palestine
Syria
Charles de Gaulle
Annual Memorial Services to Be Held at Middletown May 25
Memorial Day exercises are planned at Mt. Carmel Cemetery in Middletown on Sunday May 25 at 2 o clock. E M Funk farmer will deliver the principal address and Rev J Casares of Grace Methodist will offer the invocation. Organizations including Odd Fellows Rebekahs Modern Woodmen Royal Neighbors and the Grange will participate along with special music. C L Wright will serve as master of ceremonies. Lodge members are asked to assemble outside the cemetery gateway for the procession to the service.
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Middletown
Wii
Mt. Carmel
Grace Methodist Casares
The
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Modern Woodmen
Royal Neighbors
Grange
Pres
C. L. Wright
Frederick Peaches Expected To Be Plentiful This Season
Frederick forecast a heavy peach crop for the fresh fruit market with thinning demonstrations planned on Friday May 30. Demonstrations will run at 10 am in the Table orchard of D. K. Russell near Grimes and at 2 pm at S. Hershman seat on Goda Creek with A H Teske of Blacksburg leading. Dr A B Groves at Winchester Research Laboratory says Frederick county has a good peach set with no frost damage reported though some in West Virginia may have damage. Peaches are sizing up well.
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D. K. Russell
Grimes
S. Hershman
Goda Creek
A. H. Teske
Blacksburg
Debated Neutrality Act Repeal and Convoy Policy
Senators Taft and Bone criticized or supported repealing the neutrality act tied to convoy rights. Taft argued the President cannot convoy without repeal. Bone warned repeal would erase neutrality laws and burden the nation. The act forbids U S ships in combat zones and some credits. lease lend expands anti credit provisions by lending war supplies to Britain and others.
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Taft
R.-Ohio
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Bone
D.-Wash
United States
Britain
Orndorff Reported Still Critical
Dewey Orndorff, struck by a coal truck near Gore last Saturday, remained in critical condition this afternoon at Memorial Hospital where he is hospitalized and receiving treatment.
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Dewey Orndorff
Gore
Memorial Hospital
Bakery Driver Facing Peddling Without License Charge
F L Pownall of Martinsburg West Virginia a Grennan Bakery driver has posted 150 bond for appearance on peddling without a license charges issued by Virginia Tax Inspector C Pedigo. He is cited under Section 192 b of Virginia tax code. The case references a Supreme Court ruling on imposition of tax on out of state bakers. Hearing date not set.
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F. L. Pownall
Martinsburg
W. Va
Grennan
C. Pedigo
Virginia
United States Supreme Court
Pownall
What are Magellanic Clouds
The Magellanic Clouds are star clusters and parts of the Milky Way not actual clouds. They were named after Ferdinand Magellan who observed them during his circumnavigation of the globe.
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Magellan
Death of Gilbert Dodson at Blue Ridge Sanitarium
Gilbert Dodson died yesterday morning at 7 o clock at the Blue Ridge Sanitarium where he had been a patient. He was a Madison county resident and farmer, son of Lloyd and Sallie Dodson, husband of Matilda Nicholson Dodson, with several surviving children. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon conducted by Rev E Summers McGavock, with burial at Quaker Cemetery on Timber Ridge.
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Gilbert Dodson
Blue Ridge Sanitarium
Appleby Ridge
Madison County
Lloyd
Sallie Dodson
Matilda Nicholson
Earl
Erman
Curtis
Bobby Edna Dodson
Lillian Harmison
Teravabte
Mfrs
Ag Grubbs
Charles Town
W. Va
Madigan County
E. Summers McGavock
Timbere
Foods figure depicts Liberty on the food stamp
The chart shows the foods figure with Liberty as the central symbol on the food stamp, illustrating national ideals attached to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Miller Dunn Dies Today at Sart Hospital
Miller T. Dunn, a retired farmer, died at Sart Hospital today at 10 50 a m. He was born November 9 1879 and lived at 1028 South Market. His wife, the former Bertie Ware, survives him.
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Miller T. Dunn
Sart Hospital
Mr. Dunn
Markette
Bertie Ware
Answers to the Daily Quiz with scattered clues
The page shows quiz answers including three questions and solutions. It lists numbered items such as Thirty-three, The Maple Leaf Foravar, Department of Labor, Constantine, and The President of the United, with San Diego as a location reference.
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Department of Labor
Constantine
San
the United
San Diego
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Handley High School
V. P
Warren Co
J. Ott Funkhouser
Pittsburgh
Colonial Williamsburg, Incorporated
Willamsburg
N. Cameron &J
Colonial Williamsburg
Ae Electricity Ih
Sam D. Preston
Mr. Roosevelt
Henry Schneider
David H. Sencindiver
England
Gallup
Valley Pride
United Food Stores
Frederick
Orndorff
Mervel ‘W
E. Piccadilly St
ADAMS
Miller Dunn
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Haldeman’s Cottage Cheese
Haldeman
Mery
America
Scalven
Om Llids
Addelane
Toad
Reed
Dee
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock
Westinghouse
Vis
Ao Anderson
N. Braddock St
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