Governors to be elected in 34 states this year
Washington dispatch notes 34 states elect governors this year. Democrats hold 30 of 48 governorships. 18 incumbents seek renomination, including 12 Republicans and 6 Democrats, with many not up for reelection. Featured candidates include Neely Edison Dill Talmadge Davey Jangle Clark and others.
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Washington
Naional
Lacer Sewall
Vasagg
United States
Matthew M. Neely
Dwva
Secretary of the Navy
Charles Edison
D-Nj
Clarence C. Dill
D-Wash
Eugene Talmadge
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
A W. Bacon
Wiemington
Arthur B. Jangle
Seattle
Chase A. Clark
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Governor Price details registration plans and hours
Governor Price outlined a 10 hour registration effort estimating 10 men per registrar. About 1,960 registered in Frederick County would need 200 registrars, and 1,700 in Winchester would need 170 registrars. He praised Dr. Frank T. McFaden, praised Presbyterians, and announced Rabbi Edward Calish as next speaker. He stayed with the Cathers and headed to Richmond. About 200 members attended.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Price
Frank T. McFaden
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Richmond
T. Russell Cathers
Cather
Rabbi Edward Calish
Bundsters Trained for Day of Reckoning Revealed
Richard Werner the 36 year old New York Bund member testified before the Dies committee that his group trained for a day when a government like Nazi Germany would take over the United States. He described plans to march on Wall Street to seize leaders and hang them, with time set by top leaders possibly even Hitler. Werner said he resigned from the Bund last February.
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Cannes
Tsk the Nitest
Dies Committee
New York
Germany
United States
Richard Werner
Storm
Representativ Starnes
D-Ala
Werner
Nazi Germany
Wall Street
Morgan
Kuhnard Loeb
Adolf Hitler
Bund
Children’s Home Fund Is Started Campaign Push For Virginia Society
A local drive for funds for the Children’s Home Society of Virginia is under way led by Mrs. treasurer Rowland T. Bryarly and others. The 1939 annual report shows 26 to 40 children assisted last year with many under two years old. funds are needed to accept more children in 1940. Contributions acknowledged include H. C. Sheetz Miss Edmonia Grim Miss Rebecca Bell Robert S. Bell Miss Dorothy Ewing Earl J. Clowser Charles P. McVicar Highland Avenue Presbyterian Sun School Mrs Belle Stokes Mann Page Carter Dr. James A. Miller Harry F. Byrd Jr. George W. Haddox Burr P. Harrison and others.
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Children's Home Society of Virginia
Rowland T. Bryarly
Champe Carter Caer
Lewis H. Hyde
McCormac and Co
Barton
H. C. Sheetz
Edmonia Grim
Rebecca Bell
Robert 8. Bell
Dorothy Ewing
Earl J. Clowser
Charles P. McVicar
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Sun School
Belle Stokes
Mann Page Carter
James A. Miller
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
George W. Haddox
Burr P. Harrison
Earl E. Baker
Aulick
Elise
Louis Laker
Clarke County registrars named for polling on October 16
Clarke County electoral board appoints chief and assistant registrars for Berryville Millwood Post Shenandoah and Morgan districts. Names include George W. Airy David J pace 5 ner Iris Shumate Russell Kaplan C T Hardesty Jr Kitty Polhamus Denzil Kackley Cary Russell Ed gar Kackley E L Alger Randolph Gaunt Allen Gaunt Mrs Gardner Henry Rodgers White Post Mitchell Mary Thompson Mae Lanham Helen Lane Shade Moore Stella Moore Tom Locke Harry Turner Jim Ed Carroll Elsie Riggan Joe Elsen George H Levi Pan Murphy D Earl Brown Walter Doll Berlin Maria Morris Lucy Allen Elsie Cadwalader.
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Berryville
Clarke
Airy
George W. Os
David J
Paces
Ner
Iris Shumate
Pierce—Russell Kaplan
Aot
C. T. Hardesty, Jr
Kitty Polhamus
Russell
John O. Hardesty
Denzil Kackley
Cary Russell
Edgar Kackley
Millwood
E. L. Alger
Randolph Gaunt
Allen Gaunt
Robert H. Gardner
Henry Rodgers White
W.B. Stuart
Henry Post Mitchell
Mary Thompson
Mae Lanham
Helen Lane
Shenandoah
Shade Moore
Stella D. Moore
Tom Locke
Harry Turner
Morgan’s Mill
Jim Ed Carroll
Elsie B. Riggan
Joe Elsen
George H. Levi
Pan Murphy
D. Earl Brown
Walter
Doll Berlin
Maria Morris
Lucy Allen
Elsie Cadwalader
Afternoon News Timings Across World Cities
The Star notes press time varies by zone with 9 P.M. in London 10 P.M. in Berlin 11 P.M. in Rome and Alexandria Bucharest also marked in the schedule.
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the Star
London
Berlin
Rome
Alexandria
Bucharest
Stalwarts of Tennessee In Ball Classic
In a tense baseball game, Tigers and Reds navigate defensive miscues and timely hits. Gehringer, McCosky, York, and Campbell fuel a late Tigers surge with a homer by York and a two-run rally, while Reds pitchers Kell and Bridges struggle to contain the barrage. The field chaos mirrors a packed park as waves of debris delay play and crowds react to the drama.
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Cormick
Goodman
McCosky
Tigers
Mc Cosby
Gehringer
F. McCormick
Greenberg
Werber
Joost
York
Reds
Myers
Turners
Campbell
Higgins
Tebbetts
Bridges
Bartell
M. McCormick
Ripple
Lombardi
Whitey Moore
Turner
Ae Bridges
McCormick
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour to Meet at Fire Hall
Beginning Sunday the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour will hold services in the Sarah Zane Fire Co auditorium while the new church is built on the Willis property at Washington and Wolfe. Pastor Rev. C. W. Lowe said construction will start soon, otherwise services may move to members' homes. The congregation, organized about a year and a half ago, has met at the McCormick property at North Washington and Amherst.
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Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Sarah Zane Fire Co
C. W. Lowe
Washington and
Wolfe Streets
Willis
Lowe
McCormick
North
Amherst Streets
Hatch Hears Act May Be Lacking In Enforcement
Sen. Carl A. Hatch says there is doubt as to administration and enforcement of the Hatch Act, the bill banning political activity by federal employees, after presenting the measure in Cleveland on October 4.
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Hatch
Cleveland
Carl A. Hatch
D-N. Mex
Axis Leaders Meet At Brenner Pass In Three Hour Talk
Hitler and Mussolini held a three hour discussion at Brenner Pass in the presence of Ciano Ribbetrop Keitel and Alfieri with pre lunch ceremonies and a noon rally by Axis gun crews. Italian officials called it a new step toward political economic systematizing of Europe.
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Ciano
Ribbentrop
von Keitel
Berlin
Rome
Brenner Pass
Hitler
Mussolini
Fas
Cist
Hans-Georg Viktor von Mackensen
Wilhelm Keitel
High Command
Dino Alfieri
Italy
Fuehrer
Trauce
Leaders Seek Clean Congress Amid Three Day Layoffs
Senate Leader Barkley pushed for a longer recess possibly beyond the November election while vowing no business would be transacted without prior notice. He said final decisions would be announced by Monday or Tuesday.
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Senate
Barkley
Italians Mass Near Greece (Continued on Page 1)
The admiralty said the campaign gained steam after France fell and German control of Atlantic ports widened U boats range. Nazi long range guns on the channel coast shelled British shipping near the Strait of Dover, firing three shells per salvo from cliffs at Gap Gris Nez. Despite big gunfire, the convoy continued along the coast as bad weather and the battle of Britain limited reporting from London.
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Admiralty
France
French
Atlantic
Hitler
Reich
Channel
Britaath
Strait of Dover
Berthas
Gap Gris Nez
Tne
Britain
London
Staan Ea’ Dee
Rere
Winchester Teachers Plan October Banquet and meetings
The Winchester Education Association discussed a banquet for October 24 at its first business session. Miss Lemma Snyder and Miss Mary Glenn Lupton were chosen to represent the local group at the Virginia State Education Association session in Richmond over Thanksgiving. Lupton reported on the Warrenton regional conference held September 28 with attendees including Nancy Kittton, Ruby Shiley, Mary Belle Bear, Sue Jolly, and Nellie McCartney. Members noted a District 6 teachers meeting at New Market on October 12.
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Winchester Education Assocition
Vonerdey
Lemma Snyder
Mary Glenn Lupton
Virginia State Education Association
Richmond
Warrenton
Miss Lupton
Winchester
Nancy Khitton
Ruby Shiley
Mary
Belle Bear
Sue Jolly
Nellie McCartney
Association
New Market
South End Co Benefit Promises Daredevil Acts and Stunts
South End Co plans a week long benefit with high diving and yard tricks to support the company fund for a new fire engine. Oliver performs a 116 foot dive into shallow water with a flip en route, while Johnny Eck, the half boy, demonstrates hand walking and feats on the lower stage portion.
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South End
Oliver
Johnny Eck
Barn An
Grain Prices Dip As Wheat Leads Decline In Chicago Market
Chicago wheat futures slipped about a cent amid sturdy domestic flour demand and restrained world exports. Quotes show Dec Wheat at 81 1 8, May 80 3 4, with corn and oats also easing and government loan stocks totaling 177,020,802 bushels.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain
Baltimore Grain
Baltimore
Winchester
Dea
Mayor Hague Orders Respectful Hearing For Willkie
In Jersey City Mayor Frank Hague tells Public Safety Commissioner Daniel Casey to ensure a respectful hearing for Republican presidential candidate Wendell Willkie on Monday. He cites past rowdy receptions and urges orderly conduct as Willkie speaks, noting a 1938 incident with Norman Thomas where Thomas lacked a permit.
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Jersey City
N. J
Frank Hague
Wendell L. Willkie
Public Safety
Daniel Casey
Hague
National Democratic Committee
Willkie
Watt Wakeen
Roosevelt
Michigan
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
de Ported
Journal Square
Thomas
Vehicle Crash Near Virginia Apple Storage Injures Youth
Investigators report a collision involving a 19 year old from Stephens Gi and a 40 year old from mobile driven by Sam FP Wilkins. Grim’s car was forced into a trailer owned by W Hunter Atkins Philadelphia. Harry Preston of Philadelphia drove the northbound trailer. A fire broke out in Grim’s car and firefighters extinguished it. The other occupants sustained no serious injuries.
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Virginia
Grim
Stephens
Mobil Irene
Wilkine
Mobile
Sam
Wilkins
Baptist Fellowship Club Meet Tonight
The Baptist Fellowship Club holds its first meeting tonight at 45 o clock with a chicken dinner and an address by Rev. C. W. Caulkins as the main attractions. The non-denominational group will charge a year fee to cover meals and central expenses including travel for visiting speakers.
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Baptist Fellowship Club
C. W. Caulkins
Docome New Eo
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Axis
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