Axis Talk Spurs Russian Role In World Order
Reports from Berlin indicate Adolf Hitler may invite Soviet Russia to join the Berlin Rome Tokyo axis as part of a push for a new world order. Meanwhile Italian forces claim gains in the Balkans with Greek troops retreating from Koritza as Athens reports Italian setbacks on other fronts.
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Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Russia
Hitler
Tokyo
Molotoff
Balkans
Near East
Anhalter Station
Germany
Italy
Japan
Moscow
Balkan
Belgrade
Koritza
Albania
Mussolini
Athens
Centaur
Pindus Mountains
Women club leaders urge action to save democracy
Mrs John S Whitehurst of Baltimore, first vice president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, told the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Buffalo that women could save democracy by speaking up against controversial problems. She warned clubwomen are becoming soft and lazy and are shrugging off vital questions, though police and others recognize their potential power.
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John S. Whitehurst
Baltimore
General Federation To
Women's Clubs
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Buffalo
N. Y
Death Removes Mrs. Jos. Barton
Mrs Frankie B Barton widow of Joseph M Barton and a member of an old Frederick county family died about 2 o clock this morning at Farmville Virginia after a week long illness in her seventy ninth year Funeral service will be held at Farmville tomorrow and the body brought to Mount Hebron Cemetery for interment at 4 pm The graveside service will be conducted by Rev Robert B Nelson Pallbearers are Frank B Crawford Aubrey T Mussen Burr P Harrison Peyton J Marshall Benjamin F Arthur Jr and W Nelson Page She was the daughter of the late Major and Mrs Francis B Jones and was born October 19 1862 at Cary Brook her ancestral homeplace south of Kernstown Her husband died in August 1920 She lived in Frederick county and later with her nephew Dr Crawford at Farmville She is survived by sister Miss Cary Randolph Jones of Farmville one nephew Dr Crawford two nieces Mrs John L Jackson of New Orleans and Miss Louisa Crawford of Kernstown She was stepmother of Miss Cary Barton and Rev Frederick Barton The late Mrs C Grattan Crawford of Kernstown was a sister
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Frankie B. Barton
Joseph M. Barton
Frederick County
Francis R. Crawford
Farmville
Mount Hebron
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank B. Crawford
Aubrey T. Mussen
Burr P. Harrison
Peyton J. Marshall
Benjamin F. Arthur, Jr
W. Nelson Page
Barton
Kernstown
Virginia
Francis B. Jones
Susan Peyton Clark
Carysbrook
Dr. Crawford
Cary Randolph Jones
John L. Jackson
New Orleans
Louisa Crawford
Cary Barton
Frederick Barton
Smyrna
Del
C. Grattan Crawford
Grace Lutheran Church Dinner Meeting Set For Tomorrow
Grace Lutheran Church announces a 6:30 dinner meeting to discuss next year activities and present the 1941 budget. Women’s Bible class members prepare the meal under Mrs. Merenes Castleman’s chairmanship. congregational greetings will be given by various groups.
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Grace Lutheran Church
Merenes Castleman
Public sale of farm stock and implements at White Hall
Notice lists cash and carry cleaning and pressing services by Pingley and Carper. Public sale Thursday November 14 at 10 a.m. on the Fries farm one mile west of White Hall. Includes stock and farm machinery: 9 horses, 7 cattle, 43 hogs, and farm equipment. Earl and Roy Fries contact Masons Cab Phone 201.
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U.S
White Hall
Earl & Roy Fries
Pingley & Carper
Oil Refineries Hit Hard By Romanian Earthquake
Reports from Romania indicate widespread damage to key oil refineries following the Sunday quake. Despite destruction, some shipments to the Reich were kept moving as rescue teams recovered hundreds of bodies and assessed the toll of 1,000 to 2,000 dead with many injured and homeless.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Reich War Machine
Germany
Funds For Home Voted By Lodge
The Grand Encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows at the Hotel Marshall in Richmond voted to provide a tractor for the 265 acre Odd Fellows Children's Home farm at Lynchburg and improve grounds and buildings. Plans to raise funds were discussed as the conference adjourned to meet March 23, 1941 in Lynchburg.
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Order of Odd Fellows
John Marshall
Richmond
Odd Fellows Children’s Home
Lynchburg
David Hottie
Winchester
Parke P. Dean
Thomas B. Morton
C. B. Gilbert
Co. F. McCann
T. Wiley Davis
I. A. Spigel
Newport News
W. H. Scott
Alexandria
J. M. Morris
O. C. Hackett
B. Johnston
Brookneal
Lea Meier
Rabbi Calish to Speak at Men's Class Dinner
Rabbi Edward L. Calish of Congregational Beth Ahabah Church Richmond will address the second regular dinner meeting of the Presbyterian Church Men's Class at 6 30 tonight. Club president T Russell Cather will introduce speaker Dr George Snarr program director. A turkey dinner will be prepared and served by the church Woman's Auxiliary.
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Edward L. Calish
Beth-Ahaba
Richmond
The
Presbyterian Church
T. Russell Cather
George Snarr
Virginia Boys Win American Farmer Degree At National FFA Meet
Robert Russell of Clearbrook Virginia is among six Virginians earning the American Farmer degree at the national Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City. The award, the highest FFA honor, places Russell alongside Ashby Brumback Herbert Manuel George Wright Willie Copley Jr. Thomas Dodson Ralph Reynolds Robert Slade Jr. and Archer Yeatts Jr. as top graduates from Virginia chapters. Russell has been active in the Stephenson City FFA and now farms with his father.
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Virginia
The
Future Fartners of America
Kansas City
Robert Russell
Clearbrook
Russell
Stephens City
Ashby Brumback
Herbert Manuel
Middletown
George Wright
Young Farmer's Club
Ringgold
Ralph A. Reynolds
Newport
Robert J. Slade, Jr
Dandron
Archer Yeatts, Jr
Chatham
Roosevelt cancels Tuesday press conference due to no news
Washington reports President Roosevelt canceled his Tuesday afternoon press conference, with a secretary stating the President had no news to announce.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury plans gain support for expanded tax and debt limits
Congress faces calls to extend borrowing authority beyond 60 billion and raise taxes to finance defense. Senator George of Georgia calls the move inevitable as Treasury weighs relaxing the 4 billion defense loan cap. Debate grows over whether Congress should stay in session into January while leaders clash on timing.
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Washington
Morgenthau
George
D.-Ga
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Congress
Martin
R.mass
House Ways and Means Committee
Auburn
Libreville Cut Off in Gabon Colonial News
Vichy reports its communications with Libreville in Gabon have been severed but does not concede loss to Gen. Charles De Gaulle’s Free French. A semi official note brands the affair treason and cowardice and notes Bougainville crew aided town from river, ship, and shore.
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Vichy
France
Libreville
Gabon
French Equatorial Africa
Charles de Gaulle
Bougainville
Ogee
Body of Upshaw Child Found After Four Days Missing
Murray Upshaw Jr., two years old, who vanished Friday from the North Georgia mountains near Cartersville, was found dead in the woods. Safety officials said the body was discovered by Joel Parker and investigators would pursue details. the cause of death remained unknown. The child's father and mother expressed distress as authorities investigated.
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Upshaw
Cartersville
Murray Upshaw, Jr
North Georgia
Lon Sullivan
Upshaw Place
Sullivan
Parker
Supreme Court Rules Labor Board Lacked Authority in Republic Steel Case
The Supreme Court ruled the Labor Board overstepped its authority by ordering Republic Steel to reimburse government relief agencies for wages paid to workers cut from regular work. Chief Justice Hughes said the board may not impose punitive penalties beyond Congress’s intended scope. The case involved an estimated 200 000 to 400 000 dollars.
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Washington, Navy
Supreme Court
Labor Board
Hughes
Republic Steel Corporation
Cleveland
Ohio
Congress
Republic Steel
Furious midcontinent gale leaves dozens dead across the plains
Freezing weather spread across the middlewest after furious gales battered the midcontinent. At least 24 deaths were attributed to wind, rain and snow, with property damage in the hundreds of thousands. Gusts reached up to 80 mph in Wisconsin and high speeds elsewhere. Three were killed in the western storm as snow crippled transportation across Minnesota and the Dakotas.
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Associated Press
Middlewest
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Mississippi
Rocky Mountains
Wisconsin
Emira
N. Y
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Crocker Mills
Tenn
Minnesota
New — Iowa
South Dakota
Questionnaires Mailed By Frederick County Draft Board
The Frederick County Draft Board announced it is mailing selective service questionnaires to registrants numbered 50 and above. Recipients have five days to answer in writing and return the papers to the board under the law.
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Frederick County
Explosions Kill Dozens At New Jersey And Pennsylvania Plants
AP reports blasts at Woodbridge New Jersey United Railway and Signal plant and Burton powder works in Edinburg Pennsylvania and Trojan Powder Company near Allentown. Deaths range eleven to twenty one with numerous injuries at Woodbridge. Three die at Edinburg and three at Allentown with no injuries reported there. defenses orders noted for Trojan plant.
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Associated Press
United Railway and Signal Company
Woodbridge
N. J
Manhattan
Three Killed In Dynamite Blasts Near New Castle Plant
A 1000 pound dynamite blast at the American Cyanamid plant packing house in a ravine near New Castle Pa killed three men Lee Waddell 35 Edinburg Pa Elmer Kilduff 32 and Howard Duncan 24 and left only a hole in the ground as investigators noted no sabotage signs. The explosion rattled windows and doors at the plant while 150 workers escaped unharmed. The Burton Powder Works former operator was cited and the Edinburg plant’s output served commercial materials with no government orders. The blast marked a second blast in the area within three days.
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New Castle
American Dyanamid and Chemical Corporation
Pennsylvania
Robert McCullough
McCullough
Burton Explosive Company
Burton Powder Works
Lee Waddell
Elmer Kilduff
Edinburg
Howard Duncan
American Cyanamid and Chemical Corporation
Pittsburgh
Eeewaves
Ays
Joint Luncheon For Service Clubs
Kiwanis and Rotary members plan a joint session tomorrow at 1 PM at Handley School for lunch. Afterward they will attend a student program in the auditorium as part of National Education Week and may tour the campus visiting classes. Attendees are advised to enter via the Jefferson Street entrance where the cafeteria is located at the south end.
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Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Handley School
Service Club
Jefferson Street
Explosion at United Railway and Signal plant kills and injures many
A massive blast at the United Railway and Signal plant in Woodbridge New Jersey left at least five dead with reports of 15 known dead 10 missing and 35 injured. The explosion destroyed 15 buildings and shattered windows across a wide radius injuring residents in nearby towns and Manhattan bound areas.
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Woodbridge
N. J
United Railway and Signal Corporation
Trenton
Perth Amboy General Hospital
Rahway Hospital
Middlesex Water Company
Signal Plant
Bayonne
Dlesex County
Newark
Manhattan
New Jersey
Staten Island
N. Y
John Costello
Thanksgiving Dinner and Village Sale Announced
Saturday November 16 at 10 AM a household sale features furniture dishes and alfalfa. hosted by Mrs A K Maloy Sensency Road. Also a turkey and oyster dinner on Thursday November 14 at Burnt Pace Tory Church from 11:30 AM to 9 PM with price 50 cents.
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A. K. Maloy
Sensency Rd
Burnt Pacetory
Antiques Auction at 326 North Cameron Street Winchester VA
Miles B. Dean announces an antiques auction at 326 N Cameron St Winchester Virginia on November 13 starting at 10 A M with inspection the day prior on November 12. Auctioneer contact details listed.
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N. Cameron St
Winchester
Miles B. Dean
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Greece
Kalibaki
Ioannina
Metsovon
Kastoria
Corfu
Larisa
Lake Presba
Taranto
Jos. Barton
Grace Lutheran
Masons Cab
Bratianu
Quake
David Hottle
Rabbi Calish
Joel Parker
High
Hughes Funds Group
Co. I. O
National Labor Relations Board
I. O
American Federation of Labor Craft Union
Joseph Padway
Robert B. Watts
Serrick Corporation
Muncie
Indiana
American Cyanamid Corporation
Trojan Powder Company
Allentown
Trojan Company
Fense
Butler’s S
Rustic’ Tavern
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