Europe Peace and Disarmament in the New World Order
Lipppman discusses how American attitudes toward the League of Nations and British naval commitment affect Europe’s disarmament. He argues that without a political settlement and genuine consent among powers, disarmament cannot progress, and economic recovery is needed to support peace efforts.
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London
Paris
Geneva
Norman Havis
Great Britain
Davis
United States
League
Japan
United Kingdom
France
Britain
MacDonald
Europe
Canada
Mussolini
Germany
White Hall Training School Opens Sunday
An International Standard Training School launches at White Hall school building Sunday at 2 PM. The Rev. Franklin G. Senger leads as dean with instructors Rev. Snyder Alleman and Rev. Guy Morrow. Courses target Sunday School workers, youth workers, and parents with children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Hall
International Council
Franklin G. Senger
Snyder Alleman
Lutheran Church
Guy Morrow
Presbyterian Church
Books in Demand Boost South Berryville UDC Efforts
Miss Nannie Thomas led a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting in Berryville Virginia as members reported strong demand for southern literature. The group discussed publishing a list of UDC scholarships, supporting a tablet for Grace Episcopal Church and urging the highway department to protect Civil War markers. Contributions totaling $18.00 were added to pledges for various relief funds and scholarships.
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Berryville
Nannie Thomas
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lorenzo Lewis
Goodwin H. Williams
Rose MacDonald
Woman's County
A. F. Robertson
Library of Southern
Grace Episcopal Church
Robert E
Cleft Oak
Gettysburg
Mr. A. Moore, Jr
Janet Randolph
L. H. Raines
Catawba and
Blue Ridge
Not Enough Votes Rhode Island in Presidential Cabinets
Rhode Island, one of the original thirteen states, has never had a seat in a U S presidential cabinet, a historical shortcoming noted in this discussion of political representation.
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Rhode Island
Mitchell's General Health Center returns to the Valley
Mitchell's General Health Center announces a return to the Valley in Edinburg Virginia using the same offices. The clinic promises drugless treatment and claims to remove gall stones without surgery or drugs. Hours are 9 to 11 am and 6 to 8 pm on weekdays with other times by appointment.
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Edinburg
Remem
Berryville social events feature teas and gatherings
Mrs. Lorenzo Lewis hosted a tea at The Barn in Berryville honoring Stonewall Chapter UDC with a large guest list. Anne Williams, studying at St Hilda's Hall, entertained peers and faculty at a campus tea with extensive attendance. Weekend plans include a Blue Ridge Hunt Club horse show at Carter Hall and visits by Philadelphia correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Lorenzo Lewis
Stonewall
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. O. Allen
Mary Allen
Frank M. Wray
H. B. Whiting
John B. Neill
Rose MacDonald
Annie Moore
Nannie Thomas
Frances Wolfe
Goodwin H. Williams
Anne Williams
St. Hilda’s Hall
Charles Town
A. Moore, Jr
St. Hilda's
Miss Williams
S. C. Williams
Annie C. Moore
Fadra Holmes Wilson
Elizabeth Adams
Linson
Social Guests Visit Weston and Richmond Homes
Miss MacDonald was the guest of Mr and Mrs W T Reed while Miss Moore stayed with her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Charles E Moore in Weston. Mr and Mrs A C Scholler and Mr Henry Patterson were guests of friends in Richmond this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss MacDonald
W. T. Reed
Miss Moore
Charles E. Moore
Weston
A. C. Scholler
Henry Patterson
Richmond
Radio Artist To Sing In The County Sunday
Holland R Wilkinson nationally known radio singer will be in the county this weekend to perform at Stephens City Lutheran Church Saturday at 8 p m and at White Hall school auditoriums Sunday at 2 p m Both events are open to the public with no admission charge Wilkinson leads the Sunshine Hour hymns program on WRVA Richmond and has received thousands of letters praising his singing, helping shut ins and the aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland R. Wilkinson
Stephens City Lutheran
Bank Closing Notices For May 30 1933 Holiday
Banks announce closures on Tuesday May 30 1933 a legal holiday. All paper maturing that date will be payable Wednesday May 31 at Union Bank of Winchester Farmers and Merchants National Bank Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
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New York Tribune, Inc
White Hall Training School
F. G. Senger
Pleasant Valley
Mount Pleasant
W. Va
United Brethren
Winchester
Sunshine Hour
Sete
Silvertown
Cammer Tire CO
Braddock and Boscawen Sts
South
Clarke County
Mitchell’s General Health Center
U.S
Herrell Sales Corp
S. Loudoun St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell Station
Matinsburg Pike
Amherst & Valley Ave
Braddock St
Boscawen Sts
Chevrolet
J. C. Hockman
Mer
Packard
Ford Tudor
Ford
Ruuss Garage
Winston-Salem
Winston Sal
Charleston
Roanoke
Harrisonb’g
Jacksonville
Union
Brad
Picca
Sts
Atlantic
Greyhound
Ickers
Bicnx
ERS Motor CO
Wash.Va
MD. Coach Company
Arnold
Washington
Opequon
Shenandoah
Castleman's Ferry
Bluemont Shepherd's
Purcellville
Hamilton
Leesburg
Ashburn Junction
Dranesville
Colvin Run
Tyson's Corner
12Th St
West Bound
West Falls Church
Son's Corner
Oliver's
Herndon Junction
Clark's Gap
Hamilton Round Hill
Bluemont Shepherd
Lia
Owen
J. H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co
WM. G. Hardy
Shenandoah Valley
Nat'l. Bank
John I, Sloat
Commercial and Savings Bank
Big Sister
Joe
Vario
By Les Forgrave
Bickers Motor Company
Ford Dealers
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