Berryville Budget To Be Considered At Special Council Meet
Berryville Virginia convenes a special council session on October 8 to discuss the town budget and street improvements. Mayor Leonard Bell leads the session while State Roads Commissioner Gilpin notes a 40-foot right of way and sidewalk space must be secured before resurfacing. Delinquent water rents and taxes are also topics as Dr. Hardesty and Pete Carper plan collection steps.
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Leonard Bell
State Highway Department
Wees Bell
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Gilpin
Virginia
State Highway Commission
Richmond
Dr. Hardesty
Pete Carper
Clarke County to Register 45 Registrars for 21 35 Men
Clarke county electoral board selected 45 registrars to register men ages 21 to 35 on October 16. Ten will work at Berryville’s courthouse and 35 at eight other precincts including Mt. Airy Shenandoah Russell’s Millwood Morgan’s Mill Pierce Lindsay and White Post. Beverley B. McKay chairs the board with R C Carter Jr. as the other member.
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Lindsay's
White Post
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War Department
Clarke County
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R. C. Carter, Jr
Willkie Advances Plan Amid Train Attack in Michigan
Willkie outlined a three point program to boost employment, production, and tax stability as he campaigned in Michigan labor centers from Grand Rapids to Pontiac and Flint. A two inch stone shattered a dining car window injuring a Philadelphia Inquirer reporter, while Willkie’s train paused in Surgis for a morning stop before heading to Ohio.
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America
Wallace PRAISES TVA POWER POLICIES IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST
In Spokane Wallace argues Willkie cannot define his stance on public power. He cites Willkie's past opposition to TVA and Bonneville dam, contrasting with the administration’s growth in the Tennessee Valley and Pacific Northwest driven by new power policies.
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Columbia River
Tennessee Valley
Pacific Northwest
Clarke Board Approves 12 New Waiting Sheds
Clarke County School Board in Berryville Virginia plans to install twelve additional waiting sheds for rural students. Each member will place two shelters in his district and two for colored children. The action follows minor bus routing changes from the prior session.
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Berryville
Clarke
Robertson
Sardilis Infant Died Yesterday
Simple funeral services will be held tomorrow for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Gus Sardilis who died last night at 6 15 oclock Born on August 28 the child was a little over a month old and died after only a days illness The Rev R B Nelson will officiate at the rites in Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon at 3 oclock Mr Sardillis is a native of Turkey and his wife the former Miss Mary Greous was born in Ridgewood West Virginia
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R. B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Sardillis
Turkey
Mary Greous
Ridgewood
W. Va
Tigers Rally as Campbell Caps Fifth with Home Run
In a tense tilt, Detroit pushes four runs across through the middle innings led by Campbell’s fifth inning homer and York’s earlier triple. Reds rally is stifled by strong fielding and timely outs as Newsom, McCosky, and Gehringer star in a 2-0? win with solid defense and clutch hits.
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Bageant Rites Thursday At 2 P. M
Funeral services for Edward Bageant seventy nine year old retired farmer will be held Thursday at 2 p m at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church near Reynolds Store. The Rev Larrick will officiate with interment at Wesley Chapel.
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Wesley Chapel Methodist Church
Reynolds Store
Mr. Larrick
Wesley Chapel
Funeral for Mrs. Ida May Adams in Gainesboro
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida May Adams of Gainesboro were held Monday at 2 PM from her residence. Interment followed at Chestnut Grove. Pallbearers included Edward Brown Clifton Price Lawrence Ruble Ellis Bayliss Ernest Adams and Rex Light. A Little Mountain Methodist Church member she was a respected local resident.
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Gainesboro
Chestnut Grove
Edward Brown
Clifton Price
Lawrence Ruble
Ellis Bayliss
Ernest Adams
Rex Light
Answers to Today’s Quiz On Page Four
Answers to test questions printed on page 4 list items such as lizard crown evangelist a noted Swiss educator Suwanee Lucyane League x Salt love in money and Pix ed. The fragmentary key hints at vocabulary or puzzle clues without full context.
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Pix
Spain Remains Non-Belligerent Amid War Pressure
Madrid reports Spain will stay non belligerent as Axis pressure eases. Sources say Spain’s weak economy and shortages of food fuel and materials anchor the decision, despite its strategic Mediterranean role and long coastline.
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Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Napoleon
Contest Winners At Gas Company Old Range Roundup
The Gas Company announced winners for the annual Old Range Roundup. Mrs. Nat Hawkins of 312 E Piccadilly Street and Mrs. Ellsworth Barrett of 532 N Loudoun Street received cooking utensil sets and copper aluminum cookware respectively. Sales manager George DeGrange noted monthly awards will continue.
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Gas Company Today
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E. Piccadilly Street
Ellsworth Barrett
N. Loudoun Street
Hawkins
Barrett
George DeGrange
Gas Company
J B T Chorus Plans Reorganization Meeting
Andrew Babb announced a Junior Board of Trade meeting tomorrow night at 17:30 at the George Washington Hotel. Members received cards noting the gathering to boost interest in the Men's Chorus and its continuation.
Grain prices ease as profits taken in Chicago trade
Wheat futures slipped almost a cent as dealers booked profits. Closing quotes show Dec wheat around 81 to 82 cents, May 84 and July 78. Corn and oats also drifted lower with soybeans mixed and rye higher. cash grain in Chicago and Baltimore quoted with No. 1 hard wheat at about 85% and No. 1 yellow corn around 64%.
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Winchester
Italian Push In Egypt Not Undertaken
Edward Kennedy reports from the British front in Egypt that no imminent Italian push is evident. Bedouin exodus grows as desert communities flee danger, while Italian outposts at Sidi Barrani and Bir Safani hold 60 miles by 25 miles, with no-man's-land between British forces.
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Egypt
Belgian
France
Adolf Hitler
Shiek
Sidi Barrani
Mediterranean
Bir Safafi
No-Man’s-Land
Alexandria
Hawkins sailing orders quoted by Sir John Hawkins
Sir John Hawkins reportedly issued sailing orders to his ships urging devotion and prudence. The famous lines urged to serve God daily, love one another, preserve victuals, beware of fire, and keep good company.
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John Hawkins
W. T
Flame Glares In Ruhr Seen For 60 Miles
The report notes RAF aerial attacks with artillery and bomb runs as Germany endures continuing bombardment. British economic warfare chief Hugh Dalton claims the blockade shows remarkable success and Nazi access to looted oil is nearly exhausted. Japan-US relations remain strained while Tokyo seeks a new order with Moscow.
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Hugh Dalton
Far East
Suma
Yoshitsugu Tatekawa
Russia
Moscow
Rome
Tatekawa
Japan
Howard Visits Rotary Clubs Across Virginia District
D. J. Howard the District Governor of Rotary International 186th District tours local clubs in Virginia. He plans to complete his official visits by October 31 speaking tonight in New Market Shenandoah Friday in Luray Monday in Harrisonburg Tuesday in Lynchburg and Radford with stops at each club.
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Rotary International
New Market
Shenandoah
Luray
Harrisonburg
Lynchburg
Radford
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