Soviet Russia moves to squeeze eastern Poland
Milvin K. Whiteleather reports from Brest-Litovsk on Soviet occupation of eastern Poland, with propaganda distribution, red flags, militia patrols, and collectivized factories. He describes food shortages, rebuilt infrastructure, and the deployment of over a million Soviet troops, plus local reactions in Polish towns under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin K. Whitefeather
Berlin
Associated Prss
Russia
Poland
Whiteleather
Warsaw
Milvin K. Whiteleather
Brest-Litovsk
Red Army
Joseph Stalin
Central
Europe
Nazi Germany
Stalin
Marshal Klementi
Voroshiloff
Bane
Bereza Kartuzka
Wilno
Baranowicze
Home Doctor Book offered for ten cents in Washington
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau advertises a 40 page Home Doctor Book with over 50 common ailments and sections on care of the sick and infants. It notes alphabetical arrangement and provides mailing details for a ten cent copy prepaid by coin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Home Doctor
Apple Shippers Risk Atlantic Routes Amid Submarine Threats
Apple shippers from New York push exports to Britain and foreign markets despite German submarine danger. They face war risk insurance, higher ocean rates, and advance transportation charges. The September 30 summary from Inge and Company lists shipments to Liverpool and London with varying container totals.
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New York
Atlantic
Clarence
Inge and Company
Liverpool
London
Finland
Officers Named for Rural Mountain View Junior League 1939
At a Mountain View school meeting the Junior League elected Grace Sager as president Fred Watts Jr as vice president Peachy Glynn as secretary Anna Mae Boose as treasurer Eva Richard as news editor and Edna Nesse as Fedamm committee. The first meeting September 20 featured readings solos duets and poems as the group outlined goals including enhancing academics and introducing athletic programs such as softball volleyball and girls basketball coached by Mrs Duff.
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Mountain View Hool
Grace Sager
Fred Watts, Jr
Peachy Glynn
Anna Mae Boose
Eva Richard
Fedamm Committee
Edna Nesse
Grace Or
Old Virginia
Mrs. Hayden
Alma Frye
Ann Mae Boose
Mrs. Duff
Mae Smoke
Nancy Lee Triplett
Mary Etta Hodgson
Genevieve Long
James Barr
Dorothy Harbaugh
University of Virginia
Mountain New School
New York Radio Highlight for ASCP Anniversary Night
WJZ NBC offers a two hour Wednesday night segment from Carnegie Hall New York to mark the twenty fifth anniversary of the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers. The broadcast features Rudy Vallee Orchestra Alfred E Smith singing The Sidewalks of New York and other items with Gene Buck and James J Walker as masters of ceremonies.
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New York
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Wjz-Nbc
Carnegie Hall
Rudy Vallee
Alfred E. Smith
Gene Buck
James J Walker
Get Bearings On War Faith From Rev Shoemaker Sermon
Rev S N Shoemaker of Calvary Church New York delivers a wartime sermon urging faith in God and church led reconciliation. He asserts God vindicates history, condemns selfish war causes, and calls for personal repentance and communal peace making to heal a troubled world.
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Rev. S. N. Shoemaker
Calvary Church
New York
God
Montreal
Canada
France
England
Germany
Calvary Episcopal Church
New York City
M. Shoemaker
Europe
Christ
Ma Nyein Tha
Burma
America
Several Fined In Clarke Court
Berryville notes show seven men convicted in Clarke trial court with fines totaling forty five dollars. Justice Loring Kackley fined Tinsman and Herbert Stickles five dollars and costs for drunkenness on the highway. Lacy Singhass five dollars and costs for similar offense. Elwood Wiley five dollars for bad auto lights, as did J. T. Lake. Lake also received five dollars and costs for possessing no chauffeur's license. Arthur Gartwell Jr. five dollars for improper parking and G. G. Bray ten dollars and costs for reckless driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke Trial Court
Justice Loring
Kackley
de Tinsman
Herbert Stickles
Lacy Singhass
Elwood Wiley
J. T. Lake
Lake
Arthur Gartwell, Jr
G. G. Bray
Grange program draws large turnout on booster night
Grange held a booster and Pomona night last Friday with wide attendance. A. S. Brumback Jr spoke, joined by Mrs Snapp Kathleen Snapp Barbara Brumback Howard White and others. R H Hammond presented a birthday cake to the Grange chaplain Brumback overeer B B Brumback presided. refreshments were served.
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The
Grange
A. S. Brumback, Jr
Come
Snapp
Kathleen Snapp
Barbara Jane Brumback
Howard White
Mra
B. O. Back
Tressa Anderson
Beth Bowman
State Grey
Sage
R. H. Baker
Norma Sue Judy
R. H. Hammond
B. Brumback
State Grange
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Winchester
Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry, W. Va
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Bickers
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Cork Sts
Dodge
W. B
Ford
Pine Motor CO
Brad
Cecil Streets
S. Loudoun & Monmouth
Dodge-Plymouth
Goodyear Tires
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock & Germain
Apple
WJZ
NBC
Bernarr MacFadden
WEAF
Alvin C. York
WABC
CBS
Maurice S. Sheehy
Robert M. LaFollette
WOR
MBS
Edwin C. Robinson
Weafnbc
Hollywood Playhouse
Red Skelton
Fred Allen
Kay Kyser
Wabc-Cbs
Phil Baker
Paul Whiteman
Theatre of Stars
CBS Concert Orchestra
Ransom Sherman
MBC Chain
Percy Faith
Chevrolet
Shenandoah
Episcopal
Perfection Stove Neey
Winchester Furniture
Clarke
Cammer Tire CO
Valley Ave
Braddock Sts
Plymouth Chapman Motor CO
S. Loudoun St
Goine
Cor — Wunck
Conoco
Cime
Consioe
al Oil Company
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