Molotov and Hitler Outline Axis Sphere in Europe
In Berlin, Molotov and Hitler reportedly drew a Russian sphere of influence between Japan and Europe and Africa, with Europe and Africa under Axis leadership aside from European Russia and Turkey. The plan, not officially confirmed, envisions a grossraum aligned with the three power pact and asserts no further territorial losses to nonparticipants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Lochner
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Molotoff
Japan
Europe
Africa
Rome
Russia
Turkey
Germany
Italy
Wilhelmstrasse
Caceetee
Ressia
Stalin
Britain
Soviet Union
Winchester Name Pronunciations Spark Reader Letter
A Columbia reader discusses how Winchester Baltimore and Raleigh are pronounced. Robert Worsley, now of Maurertown, argues about syllable emphasis and notes Irish and British influences as he reflects on personal memories of Devon and the Tower of London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Winchester
Robert Worsley
Maurertown
Baltimore
Raleigh
Ireland
Maryland
Pat
Devon
River Dart
Sir Walter Raleigh
Hole-In-The Wall
Tower of London
Balance of Power Changes in the Mediterranean
British fleet air arm victory over Italy shifts Mediterranean power. Convoys to Egypt and Palestine boosted. Easter forces strengthened with Air Chief Marshal Brooke-Popham appointed. British battle cruisers join anti raider search. Wavell gains easier Palestine Egypt reinforcement though Italian bombings persist. Italian supply lines and North Africa reinforcements become nearly impossible for Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
British
Fleet Air Arm
Mediterranean
Egypt
Palestine
Far East
Robert Brooke- Popham
Britain
Atlantic
Italy
Taranto
Archibald P. Wavell
Sardinia
Libya
Dodecanese Islands
Africa
Woman Injured In Local Crash Near Winchester
One person sustained minor injuries in a noon crash two miles north of Winchester on U S Route 11. Mrs anon Pa traveling with her husband in Fred C Bupps car, 22 Lebanon, hit Oliver F Snapp of Clearbrook while entering the highway from Wellstown Pike. Bupp charged with operating an uninspected auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Wellstown Pike
Anon
Fred C. Bupp
Lebanon
Oliver F. Snapp
Clearbrook
C. L. Puller
Bupp
Fuller
Rupp
Frederick Draft Board Sends Questionnaires in Groups
Questionnaires were mailed by the Frederick county Draft Board to registrants in order group from 100 to 150. The blanks are being mailed in groups of 50 as announced today.
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Frederick County
Premier Hassan Sabry Pasha Dies at Cairo Parliament
Cairo Egypt Nov 14 Premier Hassan Sabry Pasha collapsed and died during the opening session as he read King Farouks throne speech. The speech was continued by the senate president. Sabry had led Egypt since July aiming to preserve independence while honoring Britain alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Hassan Sabry Pasha
Farouk
Senate
Sabry Pasha
Britain
Italy
State funds set for roads in next fiscal year allocations
The State Highway Commission released final road fund allocations for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1. The plan lists Regular federal aid and Secondary federal aid projects across Staunton Shenandoah Rockingham Bath Augusta and other districts with various amounts including $4,644 $10 50 and $175 000 for bridge work and river routes plus $200 000 Riverton and $160 000 Broadway West Virginia line among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
State Highway Commission
Staunton District
Shenandoah
Prederick
Gore-west
Clarke
Frederick
Shenandoah River
Waterigo
Leghany
Clifton Forge
Augusta
Waynesboro
Rockfish Gap
West Va
Porestville
Mother loses life in vain rescue at burning home
In Tazewell Virginia on November 14 Mrs Minnie McConnell died trying to save her 65 year old daughter Glenella from a house fire. Bishop miner W C Peters cut his leg smashing a window to aid but smoke forced him back. Three others including Mrs Ralph Presley and a baby were burned slightly. Peters remains in Bluefield hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tazewell
Minnie McConnell
Glenella
W. C. Peters
Peters
Ralph Presley
Louise Peters
Bluefield
Weather May Spoil Dedication of New Weather Bureau In Washington
Washington officials fear rain may spoil tomorrow's cornerstone ceremony for the Weather Bureau building after 52 years of plans. Forecasters warn a postponed dedication is possible, as dignitaries consider options while the old mid Victorian mansion awaits its new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Weather Bureau
Bureau
Weather Bureau
Death Removes John R. Crown, Valley Editor
John Randolph Crown, 62, editor of the Harrisonburg Daily News-Record since 1923 and longtime Virginia politics expert, died at his home after a long illness. A native of Clarke County, he previously worked for the Clarke Courier Omaha Bee and Norfolk authorities before settling in Harrisonburg. Funeral services will be held Friday in Harrisonburg with interment at Woodbine Cemetery.
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The
Star
Harrisonburg
John Randolph Crown
Beverley T. White
Emmanuel Episcopal Church
Albert Muller
St. John’s Episcopal Church
West Point
Woodbine Cemetery
Crown
Rational Park Movement
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Virginia
Sun
Baltimore Sun
Clarke
Berryville
Clarke County
John O. Crown
Clarke Courier
Victor Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Omaha
Nebr
Augusta
Ashes of Neville Chamberlain Buried at Westminster Abbey
Neville Chamberlain's ashes were buried in Westminster Abbey with a brief 40 minute Anglican service. Queen Elizabeth II's representatives and cabinet members attended alongside Prime Minister Churchill and other ministers. The ceremony, conducted despite air raids, admitted a small, secret gathering of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Neville Chamberlain
Westminster Abbey
Britain
Chamberlain
Dedication Is Postponed for Winchester Armory
Harry T. Cook reports Capt. Paul R. Hartman says Winchester armory will be completed by December 8, likely delaying the armory dedication. The event will be postponed until the building is turned over to the city and inspected. Speaker Kilbourne may be affected as the program shifts to about three weeks from now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Cook
James T. Baker
United Spanish War Veterans
Paul R. Hartman
116Th Infantry
Winchester
Mr. Cook
City
Allen Hawthorne
Armory Committee
Company I
Kilbourne
Virginia Military Institute
Bullitt Declines Resignation Ambiguity Over France Post
William C Bullitt announced that President Roosevelt refused to accept his resignation as ambassador to France. He had submitted his resignation November 7 hoping to write and speak freely. A return to France or assignment to another post such as London remains under consideration though Vichy is unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wiliam C. Bullitt
Roosevelt
France
Bullitt
London
Vichy
Wallace Delighted to Represent U S at Mexican Inauguration
Vice President elect Henry A. Wallace said he was delighted to represent the United States by attending the inauguration of Avila Camacho as president of Mexico. President Roosevelt announced Wallace would be special ambassador for the December 1 ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry A. Wallace
Avila Camacho
Mexico
Roosevelt
Wallace
Camacho
Lovett's Dress Sale at 158 N Main Street
Friday only the Lovett's Smart Shop offers dresses that previously sold up to 16.50 now reduced to 5. Located at 158 North Main Street, the sale highlights bargain pricing for women’s wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovett
N. Main St
Dale Carnegie Class Winchester Session Friday Evening
Dale Carnegie Class No 2 first session tomorrow evening at 6 in the Main Dining Room of the George Washington Hotel. Dr Thomas H Nelson dean of the Dale Carnegie Institute will be present to instruct this session. Public invited with no obligation enrollments still accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Carnegie
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Thomas H. Nelson
Dale Carnegie Institute
Colonial Kitchen Specials Offer Dessert Deals
Colonial Kitchen lists Friday and Saturday specials with cream fudge at 39 cents per pound and a Thanksgiving dinner dessert pumpkin custard ice cream pie serving six for 75 cents. Order early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Kitchen
Soviet Leader Molotov Visit Ties Strengthen German Links
Moscow bulletin notes Premier Foreign Commissar Vyacheslaft Molotov will visit Berlin, expected to strengthen and develop Soviet German relations for both countries' interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Red Star
Berlin
Vyacheslaft Molotoff
Shanghai nerves rise as Chaumont withdrawal rumor swirls
Rumors that the US Navy transport Chaumont would pull Marines from Shanghai sparked near panic in the Shanghai stock market. Another item notes Romanian leader Ion Antonescu arriving in Rome to discuss Romania's role in the Axis “new order for Europe” and plans to visit Berlin after talks with Mussolini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
United States
Chaumont
Rome
Ion Antonescu
Europe
Axis
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
RAF Downs 13 German Bombers Off Southeast Coast
Royal Air Force fighters engaged enemy formations off the southeast coast and shot down 13 German dive bombers and one fighter attempting daylight raids on Britain. Royal Air Force air ministry statement notes the action occurred today with no further losses reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Royal Air Force
Air Ministry
Britain
Italians Withdraw Troops to Halt Greek Advance
Reports say Italy is moving many troops from the Yugoslav frontier to southern Albania to check the Greek advance in that area. The redeployment aims to blunt Greece’s gains along the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Albania
Lothian Heads to Lisbon for Talks on War Aid
London reports Lord Lothian British ambassador to Washington travels from London to Lisbon to meet Sir Samuel Hoare in Madrid. He says England needs planes money and ships to defeat the Nazi threat and warns the coming year may be as dangerous without US aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Lothian
Washington
Lisbon
Samuel Hoare
Madrid
United States
England
Icy Winds Sweep North Amid Lake Michigan Storm
The storm capsized ships and froze ports as 108 known dead and 51 missing sailors marked the toll. Eighteen sailors were lost on Lake Michigan this week, with crews calling the gale the worst of their careers. Captains Parsons and Myers described the damage and salvage efforts as they reached East Chicago and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Plains States
Lake Michigan
New Haven Socony
Chicago
Ind
Frank Myers
Robert W. Parsons
Thomas F. Cole
Milwaukee
Parsons
Great Lakes
Bombers Hit Berlin as Hitler Molotov Talks Conclude
Allied and Axis powers trade blows as Hitler and Molotov end talks with Berlin bombed by RAF and Taranto attacked by British ships. Britain notes fires in Berlin while Italy denies crippling a capital ship. Turkish radio casts doubt on Italy and Greece amid Greece’s Balkan war.
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Berlin
Hitler
Molotoff
Reich
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Germany
Italy
Japan
Russia
Tokyo
London
Britain
Taranto
Mediterranean
Fleet Air Arm
Arthur Lumley
St. George Lyster
Admiral Lyster
Order of the Crown
British Airy Ministry
RAF
Schlesischer
Grunewald
U.S.S.R
Turkey
Key
Europe
Rome-Berlin
Greece
France
Spain
Pindus Mountain
Three Vans Involved In Virginia Crash
Lawrence E. Hughes 19 of Burlington North Carolina escaped serious harm when a Spottswood Transfer Company tractor trailer sideswiped his van on U S Route 11 near Harrisonburg Virginia. A Model A Ford driven by Clinton W Steward was disabled earlier. No summons issued. Hughes suffered a nose laceration and leg bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Hughes
King Street
Burlington
N. C
Harrisonburg
Hughes
Spottswood Transfer Company
James Dbachaman
South High Street
E. P. Landers
Ford
Clinton W. Steward
New Market
Richard N. Sayer
Staunton
Sanders
Snyder
Stewart
Spottswood
Landers
Henry to Leave for New Post as Scout Executive
Dan Henry who has led the Shenandoah Area Council as Scout Executive for three years will depart tomorrow for Philadelphia to serve as special deputy regional executive for the Philadelphia area. W. D. Seivers will succeed him, arriving November 25, with Miss Margaret Knight acting as interim Shenandoah Area secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Henry
Shenandoah Area
Big Train Walter Johnson Visits Woodstock With Col Benchoff Guest
The famous pitcher Walter Johnson passed through Winchester yesterday en route to Woodstock with a friend whose son attends Massanutten Academy. He stayed as a guest of Col. H. J. Benchoff, while C. C. Mayes of Mayes Produce Co. on North Cameron street unveils new machinery that can rough dress six chickens per minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Johnson
Winchester
Woodstock
Massanutten Academy
Col
H. J. Benchoff
C. C. Mayes
Mayes Produce Co
Cameron Street
Christmas Gift Reserved by Hodgson and Brown
Local shop Hodgson and Brown announces a reserved Christmas gift program dated November 14 1916 offering customers exclusive hold on popular items. The notice urges shoppers to select early to ensure delivery before the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson & Brown
Plain suits and dresses cleaned and pressed
Notice advertising plain suits and dresses cleaned and pressed at cash and carry by Pingley and Carper with pricing listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pingley & Carper
Sarah Zane Fire Hall Prize Event Notice
Public sale listing for November 16 at 10 AM includes household furniture dishes and hay. Features a $100 prize grand prize and 8:30 PM event on November 14 at Sarah Zane Fire Hall with admission one dollar. Mrs. A K Maloy listed as contact on Sensency Road.
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Sarah Zane Fire Hall
A. K. Maloy
Sensency Rd
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Vurkey
Mr. Worsley
Drew Middleton
Warren
Riverton
Forestville South
Page
John R. Crown
Valley
Mr.Chamberlain
Il Duce
Tarento
Armory
Bulletin
U. S
Bulletins
Lothian
Premer Molotoff
Henry
Masons Cab
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