Balloting On Delegates For Unification Conference
Delegates to the unification conference to be held next spring were chosen on the first ballot at the Baltimore conference session in Harrisonburg Virginia. Clerical nominees include Dr. N B Harmon Jr Dr E L Wolfe Dr H M Canter and Dr E C Beery while lay candidates are John H Rosenberger and J E Easter. Three new members were admitted to full connection after two years on trial and will vote on delegates. Bishop W W Peele delivered an inspirational address.
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Harrisonburg
Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
N. B. Harmon, Jr
Roanoke
E. L. Wolfe
Clifton Forge
H. M. Canter
E. C. Beery
Washington
W. W. Peele
Francis Irwin Cockrell
Bethesda
Charles Stanley Clarkson
Nokesville
Ross Ogden Louthan
Toms Brook
Nashville
St. Louis
Winchester
Edgar Swann
Harry Balthis
John Newman
H. Kirby Krams
Moorefield
Ruthvan Wellington Morrow, Jr
Isburgh
Earl Fink
Board
Methodist
Richmond
Virginia
J.O. Schisler
Jonathen Be
4Sore M. Brodioe Publici Ag Northern Meist Tion
Peele
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Woodstock
Valley Counties
William A. Irwin
New York
American Institute of Banking
J. Harvie Wilkinson, Jr
State Planters Bank and Trust Company
First National Bank of
C.L. Robey
Purcellville
P. W. Anderson
Marshall
Ninth Future Farmer Fair Opens Under McAboy
Jack McAboy of Stephens City High School will supervise the ninth Frederick County Future Farmers of America fair slated for October 12 and 13. Cooperating groups include Home Economics and Junior Farmers with a large exhibit in the Agricultural building despite capacity limits.
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Jack McAboy
9Th
Future Farmer Fair
Stephens City
Prederick County
McAboy
Stephens
City High School
Robert Russell
Eldon Brumback
Middletown
Cecil Carper
Keith Judy
Gervis Grim
Donald Combs
Franklin Anderson
Kenneth Campbell
Roscoe Edwards
Ward Dovell
Winston Teets
Malcolm Brumback
Julian Carper
James Yakley
Winston Huffman
Claude Carbaugh
Louis Travers
Cecil Teets
Gerald DeHaven
George Eversole
Edwin Evans
Homey Hack
Thomas Russell
Henry Carbaugh
Ralph Snapp
Ralph Wakeman
Bingo
Ferman Perry
Richard Madagan
Byron Harris
Robert Richards
Clemency Urged In Pingley Case
Burr P. Harrison who prosecuted W. Pingiley 45 for the slaying of Sheriff J. W. Newcome said he had no comment on reports Eston D. Franks of Clearbrook sent a petition to Richmond asking clemency. The petition signed by others will be forwarded to Harrison and Judge Lemuel Smith for recommendation to Governor Price. The Virginia Supreme Court yesterday denied a writ of error leaving Pingiley with October 14 execution date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr P. Harrison
Common County
W. Pingiley
J. W. Newcome
Eston D. Franks
Clearbrook
Richmond
Tayncee Press
Raymond Jackson
Commonwealth
Mr. Harrison
Lemuel Smith
Charlottesville
Price
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Pingley
Britain rushes troops to Palestine as Arab unrest rises
London reports four battalions and two cavalry regiments are being sent to the Holy Land to quell a growing Arab rebellion. Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald says the situation has deteriorated, while Sir Harold MacMichael travels to Britain to brief on conditions, troops, and aviators. Reports say Arab bands attacked Tiberias, killing 19 Jews, and clashes near Mount Tabor and Safed have killed about 60 Arabs.
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London
Great Britain
Palestine
Malcolm MacDonald
House of Commons
Holy Land
Harold MacMichael
Britain
Mount Tabor
Safed
Tiberias Iday
Small Mouth Bass Released in Clarke County River
Seven hundred small mouth bass were released in the Shenandoah River in Clarke County on Tuesday by a game warden. The fish were shipped from the Waterlick hatchery in Virginia.
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Andoah River
Clarke County
Tusday
Levi
Waterlick
Purple Panthers Aim to Clinch Title at Chat Town
Winchester urges fans to travel to Chat Town on Saturday to see the Purple Panthers in their pursuit of the Cumberland League crown. Hunter Maddox, former Panthers coach, is assisting local prep for the game as the team faces a strong foe this season.
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Tenn Senate
Chat Town
Purple Panthers
Panthers
Hunter Maddox
Panther
Rouss Fire Co. to Hold Regular Meeting Oct 7
The Charlie Rouss Fire Co. announces its regular monthly meeting will be Friday evening October 7 at 8 p m. All members are urged to attend. D. Wea President.
Funeral Plans Not Announced for Local Resident
The funeral arrangements for a Clarke county resident are not yet announced. The deceased, who died recently, leaves six daughters and three sons, two brothers Brooke and S Lee Hodgson, and sister Mrs David Armstrong of Hutchinson Kansas. He was the nephew of Mrs William Willis of the city. Relatives in Detroit are expected to arrive tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Copenhaver
White Post
Clarke County
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Hodgson
Brooke
S. Lee Hodgson
David Armstr Ag
Hutchinson
Kans
William R. ‘Willis
This City
Fire Destroys Annefield Barn in Berryville VA Estate
Fire of undetermined origin burned a barn at William B. Watkins estate near Berryville. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars. six horses were removed before the blaze reached the top of the structure. Berryville volunteers fought flames, preventing spread to nearby buildings and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
William B .Watkins
Bert Barr
Barr
Watkins
Virginia
Mrs Wysong Injured In Route 50 Car Mishap West Of Winchester
Mrs Mattie Wysong of Webster Springs West Virginia was hospitalized late yesterday after an automobile mishap on Route 50 west of Winchester. Dr G G Snarr her physician said her injuries are not serious and her condition is satisfactory. She is married to Williams Wysong. Details of the incident were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Wysong
Webster Springs
W. Va
Winchester
Route 50
G. G. Snarr
William S. Wysong
Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Massie Massie
Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the residence west of Stephens City for Mrs Lina Massie who died Wednesday. The Rev. E T Clark of the First Baptist Church will officiate with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers are Luther Pifer Briscoe Snapp Lloyd Carr Gerald Walters William Steele and Ollie Ritter.
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Stephens City
Lina Massie
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Mount Hebron
Luther Pifer
Briscoe Snapp
Lloyd Carr
Gerald Walters
William Steele
Ollie Ritter
Junk metals and radiators listed for highest market price
Wanted junk metals iron rags batteries radiators. Provene Self used pipe all sizes guaranteed. Phone 254 Winchester Co 13 Fairfax Lane. PAINTING and Decorating Estimates cheerfully furnished. G B Hillyard.
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Winchester Une? Co
Fairfax Lane
Melodrama On Bankers Plan Big Scale At Wrigley Field
Chicago crowds flocked to Wrigley Field for the World Series duel between Dizzy Dean and Lefty Gomez as the Cubs and Yankees opened in windy conditions. Attendance topped 42,000 with pitcher's duel excitement, while bankers gather in Woodstock for speakers on public relations, agriculture, and service charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrigley Field
Chicago
Dizzy Dean
Lefty Gomez
Chicago Cubs
New York Yankees
Yankees
Cubs
Dean
Gomez
Bill Lee
Pat Page
Cub
Augie Galan
Sage Ees
Yanks
Bill Dickey
Paul Schreiber
P. K. Wrigley
Lemon
Japanese Advance Mile Up Yangtze
Japanese planes and warships blasted a path as troops advanced a mile up the Yangtze toward Hankow. Mine sweepers cleared the channel for Japanese transports. Fierce fighting occurred elsewhere with no major shift in positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Yangtze River
Hankow
Yangtze
Mills Approved for Wheat Collateral in Crop Loans
The Commodities Credit Corporation of Richmond approves Riverton Mills in Riverton Virginia and Jefferson Mill in Charles Town West Virginia to receive wheat offered as collateral for crop loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Fred Stine
Commodities Credit Corporation of Richmond
Riverton Mills
Riverton
Jefferson Mill
Charles Town
W. Va
Senate Probers Review Nine State Campaign Reports
Senate campaign expenditures committee chaired by Sheppard met to consider progress reports on agents investigations in nine states including a letter soliciting funds supposedly signed by Senator Guffey. Guffey denied knowledge of the letter. The panel withholds public statements pending completion of its work and plans further sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sheppard
D-Tex
Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Dpa
Industry Eager to Cooperate for Economic Recovery
Washington reports that industry welcomes cooperation to spur recovery with government and labor. Charles M. Hook of the NAM says manufacturers seek peaceful leadership and avoids saber rattling. President Roosevelt favors negotiated solutions over name calling to unite groups. Labor tensions persist as CIO plans a Pittsburgh convention for November 14 amid ongoing AFL fights in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles M. Hook
National Association of Manufacturers
Hyde Park
Roosevelt
Hook
John L. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Pittsburgh
American Federation of Labor
Houston
Tex
Te A. FP. of
Lewis Organization
William Green
Federation
Premier Chamberlain Wins Confidence Vote in Commons
London Oct 6 The House of Commons backed Prime Minister Chamberlain by 366 to 144 approving his Munich policy to keep Europe out of war. A Labour motion opposing the policy failed 369 to 150 as the chamber rose amid a tremendous ovation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Munich
Europe
House
Czechoslovakia
President Roosevelt Reported Told Penn Dems They Would Win Big
Hyde Park October reports say top Pennsylvania Democratic ticket members spoke with President Roosevelt and claimed he told them the state would yield about 200000 more votes for Democrats in November. David Lawrence noted Roosevelt was not asked to speak in Pennsylvania. The delegation had anticipated a visit amid earlier primary splits that pitted Senator Guffey and Governor make against each other.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
David" Lawrence
Guffey
Make
Senate
Choice New Area Voted To Germans
Berlin reports the International Sudetenland commission assigns Hitler a fifth zone in Czechoslovakia, about 20 000 square miles of rich territory including major cities. The new frontier nears Prague as German troops advance into the fourth zone and prepare to occupy zones between October 1 and 8.
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Berlin
International Sudetenland Commission
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Germany
Prague
Aera
Leitme
Maryland hunter held for trial after illegal game raid
Lloyd J. Lowery, 25, of Cumberland Maryland, and an unidentified companion, were found with seven squirrels, three grouse, and one quail on Bear Garden Mountain. State Game Warden F W Pingley detained Lowery for hunting without a license and with gun and dog before November 15, plus hunting during the closed season, and he is held in the local jail pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd J. Lowery
Mechanic Street
Cumberland
Bear Garden Mountain
F. W. Pingley
Lowery
Pingley
Frederick County School Board Restricts Farm Absences
At a Frederick County School Board meeting the period for farm and orchard work absences was not extended beyond two weeks. Superintendent Leslie D. Kline noted that earlier the board had granted two weeks for such service, but the limit remains.
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Frederick County
Fierce Fighting In Spanish War Front at Floro River
Dispatches from both Government and Insurgent factions report bitter local engagements along the Floro river front with ceaseless territory changes. Both sides claim extremely heavy losses amid intense fighting on the Spanish Civil War frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Floro
Swimming Sponsors Meet At 5 O'clock
Otis Sargent chaired a sponsors meeting for the Winchester Frederick Red Cross at the Legion building this evening at 5 o'clock in the office of Margaret Keller, executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Sargent
Legion Building
A Margaret Keller
Winchester-Frederick
The
Red Cross
Grand Entry by Hitler in Sudetenland Tour
Adolf Hitler made his third grand entry into Sudetenland arriving in the second zone on tour. Military occupation of the district was completed yesterday under Colonel General Von Bock. He crossed the border at 10 a m amid ovations with General Von Bock Konrad Henlein and Himmler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loebau
Sudetenland
Adolf Hitler
von Bock
Fuehrer
Rumburg
Oppach
Fugau
Konrad Henlein
Himmler
Ice
Sarah Zane Fire Co Meeting Notice
The regular monthly meeting of the Sarah Zane Fire Co. will be held Friday October 7 at 8 p m Dr George G Snarr will be present and make a short talk All members are urged to attend Wanted at once good home for pretty light tan curly haired female dog about one year old Phone 41 or 1182
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Zane Fire Co
George G. Snarr
Large Fall Bulbs Include Tulips and Narcissus
Winchester Seed offers extra large fall bulbs in a mix of tulips, jonquils, crocus, hyacinths, and white narcissus in assorted sizes and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. Winchester
International Commission Report Condemned as Cruel
The article notes that the Sudetenland terms demanded by Germany were described as cruel. Czechoslovakia was told immediate occupation of coal rich Bohemian Moravian territory and severed rail links, risking loss of mines and industries. The commission’s decision ties to a fifth occupation zone by October 10 with some latitude noted. General Husarek delivered the terms in Prague after conferring with the commission at Berlin.
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AGUE
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Adolfler
Interna Sudetenland
Praga
Husarek
Ber
Jan Sy Vy
Prague
Bohemian
Bohemia
Moravia
Vita Communications
International
Spy Testimony Returns in Four-Defendant Espionage Trial
A federal commission brought back testimony from Dr. Jenatz T. Griebl in Berlin as part of the case against Johanna Hofmann and three others on charges of belonging to an international espionage ring. Prosecutors declined comment as trial delays continue awaiting new evidence and potential exoneration claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
George C. Dix
Johanna Hofmann
Bremen
United States
John W. Burke
Lester C. Dunican
John T. MacLaughslin
Miss Hofmann
Federal Commission
Jenatz T. Griebl
New York
United States Army Medical Reserve
Griebl
Berlin
Maria Geb
P—Byle
Conte de Savoia
Deel
Dr. Griebl
Friendship Fire Company Meeting Notice
The Friendship Fire Company will hold a meeting Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the hall. Important business will be discussed and all members are requested to be present. Richard Boxwell is noted as Captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Company
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John Rosenberger
J. E. Easter
Jack Larrick
Herbert Manuel
Robert Stickley
Ashby Brumback
D. Wea
Pres
Annefield
Mrs. Massie
G B
Hillyard
Penn
Earle
MD. Hunter
International Commission
Richard Boxwell
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