Munich Raid Follows Hitler Speech Amid War Claims
Munich reports say British bombs hit the city after Adolf Hitler spoke to the Nazi party on the beer hall anniversary. German sources claim little damage, while Hitler boasted German production capacity and promised victory, rejecting any compromise in the war. Two injured, several roof fires reported in residential areas.
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Munich
Fuehrer
Adolf Hitler
Eee
Toy
Hitler
Germany
Royal Air Force
Berlin
Thefuehrer
Suttgart
Buergerbrau Hall
High Command
Wurttemberg
United States
Iit
Europe
Reich
Pray for Peace on Armistice Day at Christ Church
On November 11 Armistice Day a quiet day of prayer will be held throughout the Episcopal Church. Prayers for peace will be offered all day in Christ Church with members of other denominations welcome to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Episcopalians
Notice of Cleaning Services by Pingley and Carper
Plain suits and dresses are cleaned and pressed with cash and carry terms offered by Pingley and Carper on the date shown. The notice appears as a brief classified item in the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingley & Carper
British Raid Hits Munich Beer Hall During Hitler Rally
British air raids targeted Munich during Adolf Hitler s beer hall rally address with heavy bombs on railways and military sites in Munich and northern Italy. The RAF reportedly interrupted the broadcast and disrupted Nazi plans as bombs fell for over an hour.
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London
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Air Minister
Air Ministry
Italy
Hitler
Press Association
National Broadcasting Company
New York
Germany
Milan
Turin
RAF
American Ship City of Rayville Sunk by Mine Off Cape Otway
Sydney reports Naval Minister William Hughes says the 5883 ton American freighter City of Rayville blew up and sank near Melbourne last night with 37 of 38 crew saved. A mine is the likely cause while some blame sabotage. Third Engineer James Bryan, 22, of Norfolk, Va, among the missing. Rescue aided by naval and fishing boats.
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Sydney
Australia
William Hughes
City of Rayville
Cape Otway
Melbourne
Hughes
Reuters
United States
James Bryan
Norfolk
Seek New Clues In Bomb Outrage
In Scranton Pennsylvania investigators pursue a definite plan to pursue all clues after a bomb killed William Rebhorn a 19 year old student and his sister Lois 17 a high school senior. Authorities confirm the device was placed on the driver's seat of the car and exploded when touched.
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Scranton
William Rebhorn
Scranton University
Lois
M. E. Eagen
Red Cross To Launch Roll Call Drive In Winchester
The American Red Cross launches a Roll Call drive from November 12 to 30 at United Brethren Church with 2000 members and a $3000 goal. Dr Ridgely White presides and outlines methods for captains and workers while Rev H J Womeldorf reviews past work and upcoming activities.
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United Brethren Church
Roll Call Workers of the American Red Cross
George Baetjer
Ridgely White
Winchester
Frederick County
H. J. Womeldorf
H. A. Funk
Red Cross
Norvell Montague
Roy Ryden, Jr
Ralph Hardy
Douglas Smith
Doris Duke Cromwell Leaves For Indefinite Hawaii Stay
Doris Duke Cromwell, heiress, says her marriage to James H. R. Cromwell is over but she has no divorce plans. She will go to her Hawaii home for an indefinite stay after separating from her husband. She notes his defeat in the New Jersey Senate race and recalls their last meeting at Cromwell's June 4 birthday party in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Duke Cromwell
Hawaiian
Los Angeles
James H. R. Cromwell
Canada
Honolulu
Hawaii
United States
New Jersey
Cromwell
New York
Sire
Wage and Hour Standards For Defense Works
The War Department reaffirmed wage and hour standards on defense projects to keep the rearmament program moving efficiently. A 40 hour week remains the baseline, with longer weeks allowed only when overtime pay is provided, as construction for cantonments expands and production of war materials continues.
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Washington
War Department
Department
Robert P. Patterson
Capitol
King
Utah
Ashes Sifted in Quest to Prove Corpus Delicti in Child’s Slaying
New York police technicians search furnace ashes for bone fragments to prove corpus delicti in the slaying and cremation of 10 year old Genevieve Connolly. Thomas Conray confessed to throttling and burning her after kissing her, with prosecutors saying bones could clinch the case. If ashes are worthless, state kidnapping charges remain possible.
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New York
Genevieve Connolly
Thomas Conray
Samuel J. Foley
Thos
Foley
Apples Wanted By Butler's Packing House
We are buying all varieties of good clean drops. Lost black setter named Smoky with collar. Contact J. B. Beverley. (11-9-1p-3t)
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Butler’s Packing House
J. B. Beverley
Churchill lauds Roosevelt reelection as wartime encouragement
London remarks by Prime Minister Winston Churchill call Roosevelt’s reelection an ocean-spanning message of encouragement and support. He pledges intensified production and sea power, praises Greece, and notes Willkie’s bipartisan kindness.
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London
Churchill
Roosevelt
America
Greece
Europe
Wendell L. Willkie
Willkie
Republican Party
Cattle Sale At Oakwood Stock Farm Highlights Virginia Breeders
County men from Frederick and Staunton joined buyers at C B Teegardins Sons Oakwood stock farm near Columbus Ohio to purchase Polled Shorthorn cattle. Champion Oakwood Commander sold privately for 2500 dollars to George Smith of Iowa. Oakwood Gold Standard brought 805 dollars to J M Fishpaw and Son. Ten bulls averaged 498 dollars and total sale average was 335 dollars.
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J. M. Fishpaw
Harry L. McCann
Albert Robinson
Frederick County
E. A. Dudley
Staunton
C. B. Teegardins’ Sons
Oakwood
Columbus
Ohio
Tony
George Smith
Iowa
Clearbrook
Oakwood Commander
Virginia
Benefit Movie Tomorrow Night for Britain Aid
Citizens of Winchester and Clarke county will attend a 9 PM screening of Cavalcade at the Capitol Theatre. The event, sponsored by Winchester and Clarke Bun Dies for Britain, raises funds to buy a mobile X-ray unit for England with all proceeds going to the cause.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Capitol Theatre
Britain
Clarke
England
Veterans Armistice Day Parade Planned in Winchester
Plans set for the Armistice Day observance in Winchester with a 10:30 a.m. parade forming at the George Washington Hotel corner led by grand marshal Dr. Lewis M. Allen and escort by Dellinger. The parade proceeds to the courthouse for an 11 a.m. memorial volley and taps, followed by a church service at Christ Episcopal and a dinner for ex-service men with Judge John Paul of Harrisonburg delivering remarks.
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Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Lewis M. Allen
Clifton Farm
Dellinger
George W. Dellinger
Pam
Handley High School
United Spanish War Veterans
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Red Cross
Salvation Army
District Nurse Association
Frederick County
Grapes of Wrath Scrutiny by Swedish Board
A government reviewing board in Stockholm opened deliberations to decide if the United States film Grapes of Wrath constitutes Communist propaganda. Svenska Bladet editors denounced the picture as Bolshevist propaganda while other reviews call it a powerful social document.
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Stockholm
United States
Svenska Bladet
California
Roosevelt Says He Welcomes Cooperation for Four Great Years
President Roosevelt stated he would welcome the cooperation of all citizens in his third term in a telegram to Roger Babson Massachusetts statistician and Prohibition party candidate. He thanked Babson for his congratulations and wished him health and happiness noting the four great years ahead.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Roger W. Babson
Massachusetts
Prohibition Party
Babson
Greek forces gain in Albania front as Italian line buckles
In Salonika on November 9 Greek troops slowly press the Adriatic front with reports of a trapped Italian division near the Pindus mountains. About 15,000 Italians including centaur division commanders were said captured with hundreds taken prisoner. Greek gains center on Koritza area as Albanian supply strains persist and British Red Cross delivers medical supplies.
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Salonika
A.P
Adriatic
Italy
Albania
Greece
Greek
Red Cross
Belgrade
Athens
Pindus Mountains
Mussolini
Ioannina
Koritza
Yugoslavia
Tno
Boruss
Seba Gora
Norern
Pindus
Ionian
High Command
Germans Reject U S Shipments Halt Claims
German officials dismissed President Roosevelt's claim of a 60 50 division of U S munitions output as English American propaganda. Berlin spokesmen warned ships may fail to deliver materials to England and cited Hitler's Munich speech alleging Germany's higher productive capacity despite U S production figures.
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Berlin
United States
Roosevelt
England
Puehrer
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Germany
Germans Claim British Cruiser Damaged by Stuka Attacks
Berlin reports that German Stuka bombers damaged a 10,000-ton British cruiser on counter blockade duty with two bomb hits yesterday. The Reich press says 51 merchant ships totaling 34,000 tons were sunk with certainty and two more of 7,000 tons were destroyed. Ensuing raids hit Norfolk and Yorkshire air bases, and Birmingham Coventry Liverpool docks and London centers sustained damage.
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Berlin
High Command
Stuka
Britain
Field Marshal
Kesselring
British Isles
Great Yarmouth
Norfolk
Yorkshire
Birmingham
Coventry
Liverpool
London
The
Reich
Bryarly Announces Office Move to 22 Rouss Ave
After Wednesday November 6 R. T. Bryarly will locate his office at 22 Rouss Ave over Winchester Credit Corp. The notice lists Bryarly as General Insurance agent at the new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Ave
Winchester Credit Corp
R. T. Bryarly, General Insurance
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War Lord
Land
Garland E. Hopkins
Herman McKay
Market Street Methodist Church
Mr. Hopkins
Market Street
LeKies Memorial Church
Rayville
Priorties Board
British Purchasing Commission
Conray
Ireland
Connolly
Ryan
Duce
Paul
Masons Cab
Cameron St
Miles B. Dean
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