Church Convention To Meet In Warrenton June 5
Virginia religious education leaders gather at Warrenton Baptist Church on Monday June 5 beginning 9 45 a m. Dr Robert W Earle of New York City and Dr John B Ketcham of Chicago will speak. Florence Martin of Dayton Ohio attends. No fee. offerings welcome. Delegates urged from Sunday schools within 100 miles.
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Warrenton
Virginia Convention On Christian Education
Baptist Church
Robert W. Earle
New York City
Rutgers College
New Brunswick Theological Seminary
Albany
New York
Washington Collegiate Church
Madison Avenue Church
Searle
Greater New York
Friends of
Virginia
Florence Martin
Dayton
Ohio
Martin
International Council of Religious Education
Dwight M. Chalmers
First Presbyterian Church of
Charlottesville
Virginia Council of Religious Education
Yard Party Ridgeway Dinner Benefit at Paynes Chapel
Chicken plate supper for five cents and ten cent drinks offered 6 to 9 PM to aid Paynes Chapel. If rain cancels, event moves to Friday June 5 29 21.
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Ridgeway
Paynes Chapel
June Week Color Draws To Close At Naval Academy
At Annapolis the June Week pageantry ended with prize presentations for non athletic activities and six athletic awards from the Navy Athletic Association. Winners include Edward Latimer Beach Jr and Vincent Paul de Poix among others, honored for leadership and naval spirit.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Navy Athletic Association
Ig Ee
Lucien Cletus Powell, Jr
Navigation Department
Real Estate Transfers In City and County Listings
City and County Realty Transfers show Thomas Larrick and others selling 10 acres near Trone to M C Garvin for 250 dollars. Shell Union Oil of Delaware transfers land north of Winchester to Shell Oil Company Inc of Virginia for one dollar and valuable consideration. The First National Bank of Troutville Virginia sells the John Nicodemus property of 167 acres east of Stephenson for 6000 dollars. Winchester.
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Thomas Larrick
M. C. Garvin
Trone
Shell Union Oil Corporation of Delaware
Shell Oil Company, Inc
Virginia
Winchester
Hunter
Answers to Today’s Quiz
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 include Italy mineralogy Louis P Lochner Berlin correspondent Ostrich Harth not herth and three Methodist church groups Ta Pax and Hollywood Calif.
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Italy
Mineralogy
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Corerspondent
G. Ostrich
Harth
Herth
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Protestant Church
Moseley denies ties to patriotic groups amid Reds plot claims
General Moseley, retired leader critic of the New Deal, told the congressional committee he had nothing to do with the Knights of the White Camellia or any confederation of patriotic groups. He said he learned of the alleged plot from Campbell and attended a Jamaica Long Island meeting at Mrs. Rudyard Uzzell’s home, where she claimed Moseley showed little interest.
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Knights of the White Camellia
Campbell
Moseley
Harmonie Club
New York
Dudley P. Gilbert
Atlanta
Mose
Ley
Rudyard Uzzell
Jamaica
Long Island
New York City
Queens
George van Horn Moseley
Memorial Service At Ridings Chapel Planned
The Ridings Chapel United Brethren Church will hold an annual memorial service on Sunday, June 4, at 3 p.m. The pastor will deliver a message and graves will be decorated by loved ones and friends.
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Ridings Chapel
United Brethren Church
Moscow Spurns Mutual Aid Plan and Britain Reacts
In a heated session Stalin pressed for defending outer Mongolia and rejected a mutual assistance pact. Molotov’s Kremlin address shocked Britain and Paris, reversing expected Soviet openness to a three power arrangement.
Textbook Rental Plan Adopted With Book Donations Sought
The school board approves a rental plan with yearly fees by grade levels and seeks donations of books in current use. Donated books must be in good condition and no infected or excessively worn volumes will be rented. Repairs and new orders will occur during the summer, with rental due on opening day.
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Robertson
President Eyes Alaska Trip After Great Smoky Mountains Visit
The President said he would travel to San Francisco after seeing the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and then to Seattle. If time allows he will board the cruiser Houston for a four day Juneau voyage, aiming to return to Washington later.
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Alaska
San Francisco
Great Smoky
Tains National Park
North Carolina
Tennessee
Roosevelt
Seattle
Houston
Juneau
Washington
Congressional
Hyde Park
N. Y
England
Toll of accidents rises as states report deaths across the nation
A national tally lists 372 lives lost from various causes with state totals led by New York at 34 and California 22. The report notes a fatal cliff fall in Colorado, a mule kick, and a fisherman electrocuted in Illinois, while New York area motor deaths remain high despite World’s Fair crowds.
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Colorado
Illinois
New York
Jones Beach
Coney Island
New York State
California
Ohio
Iowa
Albania
Arizona
Arkansas
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Utah
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
German Veterans Return from Spain in Hamburg Parade
Several thousand German soldiers who fought for Franco in Spain returned to Hamburg by five strength through joy ships. Field Marshal Goering saluted on behalf of Hitler as torpedo boats led the sea parade into the harbor. Most troops were air force veterans with technicians and instructors among them.
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Hamburg
Barrymore Receives Oxygen as Heart Exhaustion Forces Rest
John Barrymore, 57, was given oxygen and placed under constant medical care in Chicago after a heart exhaustion diagnosis. He was kept on a 24 hour nurse-aided regimen and a special diet, with plans to resume his role in My Dear Children next Monday if his condition improves.
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Chicago
John Barrymore
Lover
Selwyn Theatre
W. H. Highstone
Barrymore
Nazis And Danes Sign Non Aggression Pact
Germany and Denmark signed a mutual non aggression pact, pledging to refrain from attacks. Foreign Minister Ribbentrop and Danish minister Herluf Zahle signed the agreement in Berlin, following Roosevelt's April peace message. The ceremony at the foreign office was brief.
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Berlin
Germany
Denmark
Roosevelt
Hitler
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Herluf Zahle
Reich
Foreign Office
Rev Dr Diehl At Burnt Church
After an inspiring song service and two selections by the Historic City Four Rev Dr Diehl pastor of the Martinsburg Presbyterian church spoke at Burnt Church Albin Va in the third nightly service on The Rediscovery of the Church He warned that foes of the church lie both outside and inside with internal enemies causing more damage.
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Diehl
Martinsburg Presbyterian Church
Burnt Church
Albin
Market quotations from Baltimore and Philadelphia markets
Baltimore and Philadelphia market notes list prices for produce poultry eggs butter and livestock. Rates cover fowls rocks leghorns ducks turkeys eggs and butter with dated May 31 and regional figures for cattle calves hogs sheep and lambs. Prices reflect steady to weak trends and varied weights across markets and exchanges.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U. S
Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange
Philadelphia
Plymouth Rocks
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agri
Quotations Va Livestock Market on N Kent St Tuesday sales
May 30 1939 price list for Steers and Heifers with Good and plain quality. Fat Cows and Cutter ranges provided. Bulls Sausage figures and Veal Calves top and bulk values. Fresh Cows and Springers noted.
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Chicago Livestock Chicago
N. Kent St
Wheat and grain prices rise on heat and crop revisions
Chicago market notes delayed by profit taking as futures hit season highs. July wheat at 79 1-4, December 80, nearby prices firm on hot conditions and lowered domestic crop estimates. Cash grain mixed with No. 3 yellow hard wheat at 81, corn ranges 52 3-4 to 58, oats 34 1-4 to 34 1-2, soybeans around 91 1-2 to 82 1-8.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Stock Market Drifts After Brief Rise On Memorial Day
New York May 31 The market idled with fractional gains and losses as it paused after an early attempt to extend a slow advance. Volume was about 700000 shares. commodities and bonds moved forward with Wheat up and building stocks gaining briefly. Johns Manville and A S Gypsum rose a point or two amid late construction activity and rising London markets boosting confidence.
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New York
Johns Manville
A. S. Gypsum
Wall
Outlook for Peace and Stocks Mixed on May 16
Sterling closed at 4 68, with mixed quotes for listed stocks including Chem 167, Can 91 3 4, Anaconda 24 5 8, Chrysler 70 5 8, Genl Elec 36 1 8, Genl Motors 44 1 8, Union Pac 98 1 2, U S Steel 49 7 8, Woolworth 46 3 4. The market overview notes a cautious outlook for peace alongside the day’s closing prices.
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Chem
Can
Ani Rad
Smel
A T
Anaconda
B. and O
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Can. Edison
Corn
Cigar
Elec
Gen
Texas Corp
Union Pac
U. S. Steel
Va.Carg Pfd
Western Union
Woolworth
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Joseph Stalin
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Big Bank Barn
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North America Assurance Society
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