Bankers to Meet in Berryville With Dr. Kayser as Speaker
Group 3 Bankers plan a Berryville meeting Tuesday November 4 with Dr E L Kayser of George Town University as speaker on foreign nations affairs The session will begin at 10 am in the Legion building Barryville officials and bankers including H Ewing Wall president of the group will preside Mayor Leonard H Bell will welcome guests Franklin Lenz president of the VBA and Citizens Jefferson National Bank Newport News will address The program includes Defense Financing Excerpt and Bank Examinations by Edward A Warne and others toastmaster Edward Thomas will preside at dinner and Rev E D Vaughan will give the blessing Attending advisory committee members and local bank executives are listed.
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Georgeton University
Virginia Bankers’ Solution
M. H. Ewing Wall
First National Bank of Quantico
Leonard H. Bell
Franklin Lenz
Citizens Jefferson National Bank
Newport News
Association
John H. Paine
Woes A
Baginia Defense Savings Staff
Edward A Warne
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Bankers Association
Edward Thoma
Clarke County
Legion
E. D. Vaughan
Berryville
Fire crews answer lawnmower blaze in city
Kansas City firefighters responded to a home alarm after a caller reported a lawnmower on fire. They extinguished the blaze, finding the quick call helped avert a larger fire in the area.
Lincoln police report on minor collision details
Police reported a minor auto accident in Lincoln Nebraska involving two drivers, both 51 years old, each with 31 years of driving experience. They were traveling about 20 mph and saw each other roughly 30 feet before impact, both driving the same make and model. John Brown’s religious affiliation is Congregational Church member.
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Lincoln
Neb
William Green Dies In Boyce At Sister's Home
William L. Green, 51, died after a long illness at his sister and brother in law’s home in Boyce Virginia. He formerly farmed in White Post and worked 15 years with True Motor Company in Washington. He is survived by a niece in Savannah Georgia and a nephew in Camden New Jersey. Funeral is scheduled for tomorrow at 2:30 PM at Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post with interment in the church cemetery. Reverend Ronald Rowe of Front Royal to officiate.
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Boyce
William L. Green
Wilton B. Stuart
William Elder Green
White Post
True Motor Company
Washington
Green
Ides
Herman W. Hesse
Savanah, Ga
Grantham Baugher
Camden
N. J
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
Ronald Rowee
Front Royal
Guerrilla Bands Harass Germans In Yugoslavia
A neutral consul in Budapest reported chaotic conditions in Yugoslavia with Serb guerrilla bands in control in many areas. Axis towns are besieged, trains are unsafe, and travel requires escorts. He cited sabotage of railroads and delays from Budapest to Istanbul taking nine days.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Budapest
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Germany accuses U S of aggression over destroyer attacks
Berlin reports a German government statement charging the United States with aggression. It claims American destroyers Greer and Kearny attacked German naval vessels. The piece notes Roosevelt's war charges and mentions the sinking of the destroyer Reuben James on convoy duty.
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Berlin
United States
Greer
Kearny
Roosevelt
Germany
Navy Department
Reuben James
Rain Hampers Army Notre Dame Showdown in Rain
New York November 1 Rain, called the great leveler, dampened preparations for Army versus Notre Dame. The undefeated cadet eleven rely on strong rushing while Notre Dame uses accurate passing by Angelo Bertilli, but persistent rain threatens to make aerial play hazardous.
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New York
Army
Notre Dame
Angelo Bertilli
Lynwood Ritter Acquitted Of Manslaughter
Lynwood Ritter son of Hugh Ritter Berryville contractor was found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter in a trial at Upper Marlboro Maryland The charge related to the March 20 death of Sergeant Henry Stickies Berryville and Ritter being injured when Ritter drove a car that wrecked on U S Route 1 near Camp Meade Both men were Berryville National Guard members Ritter was represented by Joseph Moore of Berryville and Ralph Palmer of Hyattsville Md
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Berryville
Lynwood Ritter
Hugh Ritter
Upper Marlboro
Henry Stickies
Ritter
Camp Meade
Stickies
Knox Calls Finnish Fight and War Aim Justified
Secretary of the Navy Knox told a Marine Corps graduating class at Quantico that sinking ships was worse than tragic and that the nation will fight to the finish for liberty and justice. He urged self defense as justification under international law and awarded commissions to 300 former college graduates entering active duty.
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Quantico. Va
Knox
Tracy
Marine Corps
Marine School
Neutrality Act debate pits appeasement claim against rights
Senator Green argues the neutrality act restricts freedom of the seas and calls for repeal to restore traditional rights. He says the act encouraged Hitler and notes the sinking of the destroyer Reuben James with 44 rescued, as the Senate rushes to pass revision before next week.
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Hitler
Reuben James
Iceland
Green
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Wheeler
D.-Mont
Shell Kills Two Grid Players
Two football players and a spectator were killed when a German long range shell fired across the English Channel burst near Dover on the English southeast coast.
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London
English Channel
Dover
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets News
Baltimore quotations show cattle, hogs, and sheep mixed with changes from Friday. Slaughter steers down 25-50 cents, hogs steady to higher in places, fat lambs 25 higher, while best yearlings advance in Chicago with steers and heifers fluctuating and vealers at 14.00.
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Baltimore
U. 8
Dept. Agri
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U.S. Dept. Agri
Boston Wool Market Report Shows Slower Domestic Demand
Boston on November 1 reports domestic wool demand generally slower than last week on the market. Moderate volumes of graded wools moved with greasy Ohio Delaine at 43-45 cents and one half blood bright fleeces at 45-46 cents. Graded quarter blood combing bright wools traded at 50-51 cents grease and three eighths blood combing bright fleeces at 50-51 cents grease.
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Boston
U. S. Dept. Agri
Grain Prices Reported at Baltimore Market
Baltimore market closing data shows wheat No.2 Red Winter at 1.113-4 and corn 86 to 88 cents per bushel. Winchester Market lists wheat 1.05 dollars and corn 80 cents. Barley 65 cents. Prices based on mill deliveries. year ago figures cited for wheat 87 cents and corn 78 cents.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Envisions AEF to Africa as surveys begin
Cairo reports that American military missions in the Middle East study a possible US expeditionary force to Africa. Brig. Gen. Wheeler's Iraq Iran unit focuses on aiding Soviet Russia via the Persian Gulf, while Brig. Gen. Maxwell's team will soon arrive with hundreds of technicians for further surveys.
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Cairo
Egypt
Africa
Middle East
Iraq
Iran
Raymond A. Wheeler
Basra
Soviet Russia
Persian Gulf
Russell L. Maxwell
Wall Street Dips, Markets Rally Slightly After October Drop
New York on November 1 reports a slight recovery in stocks despite ongoing tax, labor, and war worries. Amid mixed earnings and dividends, the Dow average steadies after October’s 2.7 point decline, with many leading issues quoted including American Can, General Electric, U.S. Steel, and IBM among others.
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New York
Wall Street
U. S
Associated Press
Geese cause accidental gun discharge injuring teen in Wheeler
A 16 year old, Robert Starr, was injured when a gun discharged during a hunt in Wheeler. Three geese were killed on the scene as he fell.
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Wheeler, Ore
Robert Starr
Auto inspection drive faces local delays and requests extension
A Winchester area telegram from the Winchester Evening Star reports state police ordered to summon motorists to court for uninspected cars while local authorities face coop eration gaps. Residents ask for more time due to council and state delays and inconvenience.
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Star
Richmond
Division of Motor Vehicles
Virginia
Associated Press
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Evening Star
D. J. Howard Named National FFA Treasurer
D J Howard, supervisor of vocational agriculture in Northern Virginia, was elected national treasurer of the Future Farmers of America at the Kansas City convention. The federation, with 242000 members, earned a gold star award for excellence, an honor Virginia has received four times before.
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D. J. Howard
Virginia
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
United States
Hawaii
Virginia Federation
F. F. A. Federation
Texas
Britain urged to bear its share in wartime sacrifices
Lord Strabolgi told the Fabian Society in London that Britain must pull her full weight in the common struggle with Russia. He questioned Britain’s failure to strike diversions along the German coast, to attack North Africa, or to send troops and aircraft to the Caucasus and North Russia, warning of over-caution.
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United States
Russia
Britain
Lord Strabolgi
House of Lords
Fabian Society
London
North
Africa
Caucasus
Ukraine
Norway
Belgium
Greece
Nothing Saintly continues with bridge damage on Stewart Street
The Town Run bridge railing on Stewart Street was broken, the concrete base damaged likely by a sledge hammer, lanterns barricades and warning materials missing. Additional damage included broken or twisted stop and slow signs street lights on Handley Avenue and signs carried away. Local owners and officers wonder where Winchester's saints were last night.
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Town Run
Stewart Street
Handley Avenue
Winchester
Saints
Canadian Leader Page and Defense Talks Not Forecast
The article notes the Canadian leader will return to Washington on Wednesday to discuss hemispheric defense and the international scene with the president. It suggests rumors of expanded U S use of Canadian naval forces and possible defense of the western Atlantic to free Canadian ships for Britain bound routes.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic
Britain
Poole 89 Dies. Retired Orchardist A Native of County
Joseph A Poole aged 89 died at 11 55 this morning. He was a native of the county and a retired orchardist. Born April 28 1882 he was a son of the late Martin Poole of Frederick County. Survived by sons Ross R Poole Plainfield New Jersey and Harry H Poole Frederick County and daughter Mrs Alfred Keefe Binghamton New York. Member of the Pentecostal Church. Funeral arrangements not completed this afternoon.
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Oseph Poole
Noucen
Tene
Poole
Martin Poole
Frederick County
Ross R. Poole
Plainfield
N. J
Harry H. Poole
Alfred Keefe
Binghampton
N. Y
The
Pentecostal Church
Meeting at Gainesboro for Junior-Adult Farmer Session
Announcement from Gainesboro plans a Junior-Adult Farmer meeting at the High School Monday night at 8. An event features a moving picture "Helpful Henry" and a quiz contest between four Junior and four Adult farmers. Public invited.
Reds Withdraw From Rostov In War Front Retreat
Reported actions describe Reds withdrawing from Rostov and defending in the Rostov region while German advances near Mozhaisk Maloyaroslavets and Volokolamsk are said halted. Volkhovo near the Volga front is claimed captured after fierce fighting and three German transports sunk in the Black Sea.
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Tula
Mozhaisk
Maloyaroslavets
Volokolamsk
Moscow Front
Red Army
Hitler
Volkhovo
Leningrad
Leningrad-to-Moscow
Volkhov River
Lake Ilmen
Ladoga
Moscow
Black Sea
Crimea
Rostov
Sea of Azov
Archibald P. Wavell
Caucasus
Lettuce Used as Salad Since Ancient Greece and Rome
Lettuce was cultivated as a salad plant by the ancient Greeks and Romans.
From A to Z from beginning to end
Puzzle excerpt lists four clues and answers A to Z about stomach terms. The fragment mentions locations Pulse Se Delhi and a playful riddle style.
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Pulse
Delhi
Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues
Puzzle lists across and down clues covering a range of common terms. Entries include hints like Harden in mass, Trick, Curved moldings, Food of the Israelites, Outdo, Self, Flat-bott boat, Devour, Piece of furniture, Imitative of art, Pertaining to a town, Flow in a stream, Hint, Border, Vacation, Net, Showy, A confection, Wicked, French coin, Perform and Ablaze with variants and note of Down.
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Silvertown
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Pine Motor CO
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Joseph A. Poole
Gainesboro
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John Dixon
Firestone
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John W. Rosenberger
Ota
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