Overhauling Of Whole Tax Structure Is Urged
Washington reports urgent calls to overhaul the entire national revenue system as the excess profits tax bill nears the President. Bipartisan pressure grows for a broader reform while defense funding remains the major hurdle to a recess. The plan would raise the corporate rate, tax excess profits, suspend contract limits, and allow five year deductions for defense expansion.
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Winchester Council Hears Road Woes To North Kent Market
The Winchester council discussed the bad condition of the road to the Virginia Livestock Market on North Kent extended. A local banker noted visitors from neighboring states and the street’s impression on outsiders. Officials said the road lies in the county, beyond city limits, limiting city funding. They urged county board action and suggested temporary improvements if a full paving plan is not feasible.
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Friendship Fire Company Holds October Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Friendship Fire Company is set for Thursday evening October 3 at 8 o'clock. Members are urged to attend as business of importance will be transacted. WM. Argenbright, Captain.
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Bingo Night At New Eagle Home
Play bingo tonight and every Wednesday at 8 p m at New Eagle's Home 211 N Lou doun St. Join weekly session for games and prizes on a regular schedule.
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Council To Seek Information On Parking Meter Installation
Winchester council debated parking meters inviting a meter maker representative to discuss installation at no cost. The panel will study conditions, with a special meeting possible. It backed officer Hollis support and noted county and business zones parking needs.
Bing Crosby Guest In Warren County Visit
Bing Crosby radio singer and film star spent two days as the guest of Raymond Guest near White Post in Warren county and left for White Sulphur Springs this morning. Autograph hunters mobbed Crosby at New Market when his identity was learned near his traveling station wagon. A photo shows him receiving an honorary degree in music from Gonzaga University.
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Armory Completion Nears as Dedicatory Plan Talked
The armory is about 75 percent finished and may be turned over to the city by November 11 as part of Armistice Day observances. Council discussed a dedication program and possible use by VPI students for a Christmas dance, but National Guard activation could affect availability. Continued discussion noted with officials and veterans groups involved.
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Cobb Fails Barber Shop Debate Challenge in Texas Yarn Tale
Irvin S Cobb backs away from a barber shop debate with Tom Martin amid local hype by Casparis crowd in Johnson City Texas. Story shows Cobb’s fear of the small town barber philosopher and notes political chatter around Willkie.
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Willkie Urges U S Strength to Fend Off War Pressure
On a trainside stop in Adrian Michigan Wendell Willkie warned Germany Japan and Italy view the United States as a potential war target. He criticized Roosevelt administration for weak defense and high unemployment claiming 60 billion spent and 9 600 00000 unemployed while defense share fell from 21 percent in 1929 to 9 percent in 1936. He labeled Lehman speech about Roosevelt defeat as false and subversive.
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Weather outlook to Oct 5 for Middle Atlantic states
Weather forecast from October 2 to October 5 calls for clearing in the Middle Atlantic on Wednesday with showers in Northern New York Saturday. Temperatures expected below normal Wednesday and Thursday, rising to near or above normal by Saturday.
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Grim Named To Handley Board
Clifford Grim elected to Handley board after a roll call vote with 11 voters supporting Grim and 4 supporting Benham. Grim, a longtime business and church figure, owns the Hansborough and Carter Insurance Agency and holds multiple local directorships and church roles.
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Winchester Milling Corp
Wilson- Danville Properties, Inc
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Loudoun Street
Ideal Weather Opens 1940 World Series in Cincinnati
The Detroit Tigers and Cincinnati Reds faced off at Crosley Field in perfect fall weather for Game 1 of the 1940 World Series before about 33,000 fans. Buck Newsome and Derringer pitched as McCosky, Werber, Goodman and McCormick produced early scoring chances in a scoreless first inning.
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Instructions To Registrars For Wartime Draft Registration
City registrars plan to register 21 to 35 year olds on October 16 at four precinct sites Rouss Sarah Zane Friendship fire houses and City Hall The only change redirects registrations to the Corporation Court room in City Hall The effort led by J Victor Arthur secretary of the city electoral board with Richmond guidance and outreach to Winchester volunteers It aims to complete 1800 to 2000 registrations with fifty volunteers and ten minutes per registrant while polls run 7 am to 9 pm.
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Roosevelt to Inspect Defense Plants Near Pittsburgh
The White House announced ten tentative plans for President Roosevelt to inspect defense facilities in the Pittsburgh area on October 11. Stephen Early said the trip could include dedicating the new highway between Pittsburgh and Harrisburg and possibly proceed to Dayton, Ohio to review aviation operations.
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A Safe Investment in W. L. Kuhn Properties
Buy the nine room brick building at 137 South Loudoun Street with 200 feet to a public alley and an adjoining Cork Street frontage of about 90 feet, on which several buildings stand. Described as a fine location for business.
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Flood Controls To Be Studied In Cumberland Meeting
The Potomac River Flood Control Survey, a Winchester Virginia led group studying flood control options for Virginia Maryland and West Virginia, will meet in Cumberland on Monday at 1 pm. R F McHenry Alleghany county agent hosts the session at the courthouse. The group has spent months touring Potomac tributaries gathering data and hopes to learn workable flood control measures for Allegany County with attendance from local forestry and agricultural groups.
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Too Few WPAers To Start Project In Winchester
City Manager Grant told council that there are too few WPA workers to start a new project in Winchester thanks to the apple harvest boosting employment. He said twenty men are required, nine are available, and he expects all back in a few weeks.
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Rumor of Neville Chamberlain Resigning from Cabinet
London reports circulated that Neville Chamberlain as lord president of the council may resign from Churchill's cabinet due to ill health. The retirement was said to be announced tonight or tomorrow.
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Kaye son Reports Submarine Chase West of Ireland
MacKay Radio said the 4,606 ton British freighter Kaye son was being chased by a submarine about 675 miles west of Ireland. The Codlham Steamship Company of London owns the ship, which operates between South American ports and England.
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Gandhi Celebrated on His Birthday Across India
Indian Nationalists celebrate Mohandas K. Gandhi's birthday with cotton spinning contests. Gandhi, then in Delhi, received telegrams from around the world as festivities unfold across India on October 2.
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Navy to Expand Fleet With 15 Ocean-Going Yachts
Ottawa announced by Navy Minister MacDonald that 15 large ocean-going yachts will be acquired for conversion into anti submarine patrol vessels. The move aims to bolster Royal Canadian Navy strength as part of ongoing expansion.
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Restrictions on Jews in France Foreshadowed by Paris Radio
German occupied Paris broadcasts forecast that France will mirror Nazi rules. Jews could be barred from professional work and camps for Jewish refugees from other countries may be established in France.
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Oddities and encounters span Winchester to New York
A Ripley oddity tale recalls a Joseph Baker buried upright in a stone pyramid near Winchester. In New York City a Winchester woman unexpectedly meets her brother twice on Broadway, then again the next day. Edward Jenkins wins cattle ribbons at the Baltimore Livestock Show.
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Flames glare in Ruhr seen for 60 miles
British R A F bombers staged a widespread night raid that struck Berlin and 16 other cities, with the German capital reporting fires in the Ruhr visible for up to 60 miles. The air ministry noted attacks on invasion bases along the Dutch and French coasts as RAF fighters repelled waves of Nazi aircraft over London.
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$6 000 Worth Of Jap Beetles
City records show 79 Japanese beetles trapped last summer as entomologists warn more acreage will need treatment this fall or next spring. Shared city county costs suggest total treatment could reach six thousand dollars.
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