Engineer Favors New Disposal Plant for Winchester
M H Klegerman of Alexander Potter Associates urged Doon Council to approve a gravity sewerage system and a citywide sewage disposal plant at Abram's Creek for 328 398 dollars. Alternatives include pumping to the existing plant at 333 371 dollars or a separate northeast plant at 107 646 dollars with annual costs around 14 200 dollars. A special meeting was set for next Tuesday to hear water and sewer committee recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Doon Council
M. H. Klegerman
Alexander Potter Associates
Klegerman
Rouss Spring
C. R. Anderson
Water and Sewer Committee
Abram’s Creek
When to call an ambulance in injuries
Mr Winchester argues sound judgment in ambulance use. If injuries are doubtful call an ambulance. if several are hurt avoid multiple transports. Ambulance crews warn that moving victims in cars worsens fractures and risks grave harm. For fractures wait for arrival of trained first aid and ambulance crews.
Large Gathering Honors 173rd Hiram Lodge Anniversary
About 200 attended a dinner marking the 173rd anniversary of Hiram Lodge No. 21 A F A M. Grand lodge officers led by Most Worshipful Grand Master Clarence D Freeman of Newport News and other dignitaries spoke as Past Grand Masters andLiving past masters were acknowledged. The event featured a toast by Rev Robert A Whitten and a review of the lodge history first chartered October 4 1768.
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Hiram Lodge No. 21
Clarence D. Freeman
Newport News
Robert S. Barrett
Alexandria
John M. Stewart
Arlington
Pen W. Coleman
Norfolk
R. S. Griffith
Waynesboro
Dr. Showalter
Christiansburg
C. Vernon Eddy
Winchester
Hiram Lodge
Eddy
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Robert A. Whitten
C. R. Anderson
Barrett
M. B. Clowe
Wilbur E. Hewitt
Freeman
W. E. Cooper
H. C. Sheetz, Sr
W. B. Wagner
T. R. Cather
Philip Klompus
C. B. Stickley
J. B. Beverley, Jr
R. Hunter Pope
C. S. Hartman
Cardinal Lauri Dies In Rome at 76
Cardinal Lorenzo Lauri died in a Rome hospital after an operation. Named Camberlengo by Pope Pius XII in 1939, he was raised to the purple by Pope Pius XI in 1927 and served as chief penitentiary under Pius XI. He would have led church administration had Pius XII died before his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Lorenzo Cardinal Lauri
Rome
Pius XII
Pius XI
Vatican Palace
Germany must sink more to block lend lease shipments
Washington reports that Germany would fail to stop lend-lease deliveries unless sinking levels rise above historical highs. Maritime Commissioner Emory S Land told a House subcommittee that over 320 cargo ships would be needed to move lend-lease supplies to Britain, Red Sea forces, China and the Near East, noting 25 percent of prewar shipping was already engaged.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
Emory
Land
Maritime Commission
House
Britain
Red Sea
China
Near East
Admiral Byrd To Lecture Here In Winchester
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd will deliver two illustrated lectures about his recent expedition at the Handley High Auditorium in Winchester on Tuesday October 21. The afternoon talk is set for 3 PM and the evening talk for 8 PM, sponsored by the Winchester Lions Club and announced at York's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd
Handley Highuditorium
Winchester
Winchester Lions Club
York’s
Defense Lend-Lease Bill Urges Massive Production Push
Washington reports Rep. Cannon urges a new 5.985 billion lend-lease appropriation to supply air power and tanks for allies. He notes the U.S. is committed to helping fight the Axis and production must accelerate to overwhelm Axis efforts, with most funds obligatable by March and delivery possible by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rep
Cannon
D-Mo
United States
Appropriations Committee
Congress
Budget Bureau
Frederick County Farmers To Learn Defense Production Goals
Frederick County defense board will meet October 13 at the Court House to set county production goals for next year. County and state agency representatives will join the meeting to assign district committees and explain the defense program to farmers. E M Punk chairs the board with Julian Everly and Ralph M Woodside among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Wickard
Fred Stine
Frederick County Defense Board
Court House
General County
E. M. Punk
Julian Everly
Production Credit Corporation
Ralph M. Woodside
Germans Claim Breakthrough Near Moscow In Major Offensive
Nazi spokesmen said German forces penetrated Russian defenses within 125 miles of Moscow as the seven day grand offensive pressed toward the capital. Soviet authorities urged Britain to strike Germany from the rear while Red Star reported initial gains for the Germans but no decisive breakthrough.
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Adolf Hitler
Moscow
Britain
Germany
Red Fleet
France
Red Army
Red Star
Langer’s Fitness in Question After Committee Report
Senate Elections Committee recommends dropping fraud charges against Senator William Langer but orders public hearings on his fitness to hold office. Chairman Hatch says hearings will allow Langer to testify and present witnesses after a two month North Dakota inquiry by special investigators. The sub committee report urges dismissal of fraud charges from last November’s election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Elections Committee
William Langer
Hatch
North Dakota
Langer
Lend Lease Aid May Bring Tangible Returns Says Ackerson
Dean G. Ackerson testified before a House appropriations subcommittee that the United States expects to receive valuable reinforcement for lend-lease, though no firm agreements exist. He said settlements could be by check if the war ends with small sums due, but a multi-year, large $15 to $20 billion figure would make tangible transfers unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Congress
Dean G. Ackerson
House Appropriations
Mrs Pollard to Address Clarke County Club
Berryville Virginia October 8 Mrs John G Pollard widow of Governor Pollard will speak to the Woman's Club of Clarke County at Hawthorne Library tomorrow at 3 pm. She will discuss the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and be introduced by Miss Rose Macgram.
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Berryville
John G. Pollard
Pollard
Woman's Club of
Clarke County
Hawthorne Library
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Rose Macgram
German drive to Moscow advances as Red Star warns of fierce Soviet defense
The Red Star reports Nazi forces pushing toward Moscow with brutal fury as Soviet artillery mines tank traps and both sides suffer heavy losses. German offensives threaten Rostov and the Don river port, while counterattacks by Soviet troops strike at Vyazma and Bryansk amid a vast series of battles of annihilation.
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Red Star
Semeon Timoshenko
Red Army
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Ossipenko
Mariupol
Sea of Azov
Don River
Rostov
Hitler
Ukraine
Zyazma
Reichsfuhrer
Governor James Visits Harrisburg With Trooper Escort
City and County brevities report Governor James of Pennsylvania, staying at the George Washington Hotel, registering as Arthur James from Harrisburg. He asked for rooms for his chauffeurs, and two troopers joined the lobby party without revealing destination. Also noted: Robert Stewart Boyd, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Boyd, is among 32 Virginians cited at the University of Virginia convocation opening the 118th session for high scholastic standing. a total of 62 students received citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Coble
George Washington Hotel
Arthur James
Harrisburg
Coble
Pennsylvania
James
Robert Stewart Boyd
Fred 8. Boyd
University of Virginia
FSCC Buys Export Grade Apples for England
Ralph N. Woodside of the FSCC announces unlimited purchases of apples for export to the United Kingdom. Varieties are split into Class A and Class B with specific U S No. grades and basket to barrel pricing. The plan requires export certificates and oil paper packaging, and does not conflict with the Surplus Market Administration notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ralph N. Woodside
United Kingdom
Department of Agriculture
Rhode Island
U. S
U.S
Woodside
Surplus Market Administration
British Officers Killed in Middle East Mine Explosion
London bulletin reports three high ranking officers Major General W Pope Brigadier H E Russell and Colonel E S Unwin killed in an accidental mine explosion in the Middle East an authoritative source disclosed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W. Pope
H. E. Russell
E. S. Unwin
Middle East
Capitol Roof Fire Quickly Contained in Senate Wing
Firemen contained a smouldering roof fire on the Senate wing of the Capitol within minutes. The blaze started in old planking beneath a corrugated metal gutter at the roof edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Capitol
Dennis Ludlow Found Safe After Day Missing
Iron Mountain Michigan reports Dennis Ludlow a 214 year old boy found alive in a marsh about a mile from home after being missing since yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Mich
Dennis Ludlow
Sixteen Winchester Selectees Leave Today for Roanoke
Sixteen Winchester selectees depart this morning for Roanoke Virginia for induction examinations. The group includes Marshall William Hockman Truman Lynwood Peffer Stanley Rando Timbrook Stuart Randolph Dyke John Reuben Steward Harry Lee Braithwaite Archie Ray Lowery Ralph A. Shafer Jr Robert Christopher Godenour Donald Eugene Dunn Arthur Carson McDonald Garnet Mark Brubaker Benjamin Alvin Rh John Franklin Morris Marshall Foreman and Joe Vincent. Two colored youngsters Rodney Washington and Archibald Cameron Burns follow on Friday October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Roanoke
Army
Marshall William Hockman
Truman Lynwood Peffer
Stanley Rando Timbrook
Stuart Randolph Dyke
John Reuben Steward
Harry Lee Braithwaite
Archie Ray Lowery
Ralph A. Shafer, Jr
Robert Christopher Godenour
Donald Eugene Dunn
Arthur Carson McDonald
Garnet Mark Brubaker
Benjamin Alvin Rh
John Franklin Morrison
Marshall Foreman
Joe Vincent
Rodney Washington
Archibald Cameron Burns
Can't Make Ends Meet With New Planned Economy
The State Sentinel, a 67 year old weekly, will not publish after this issue in Dover. Owner James F. Allee Jr says a 40 hour week and higher wages cannot cover overhead, leaving no time for printing. He cites planned economy aims and social nationalism as unresolved issues.
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Dover
Del
State Sentinel
Viereck Held on Indictment Backed by Grand Jury
George S. Viereck 56 year old journalist arraigned on withholding information while registered as a foreign agent. Bail set at 20000 dollars with removal to Washington for grand jury indictment. Special assistant Maloney said Viereck received up to 40000 dollars in one year from the German government for propaganda work. Viereck, a naturalized American, had testified to Congress about payments from the German consul.
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New York
George Sylvester Viereck
State Department
United States
Isaac Platt
Viereck
Washington
William Power Maloney
More Serbs Face Firing Squads
Budapest reports a German punitive expedition has crushed forest bands terrorizing villages in German occupied Serbia. Scores of band members were executed and up to 58 or 60 guerillas were said to be killed. The expedition commander claimed retaliation and flame throwers were used at Javenika. Twenty five alleged Communists were said to be shot. Leaflets proclaimed German victories in Russia to counter guerilla propaganda.
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Budapest
Serbia
Belgrade
Javenika
Russia
Danube
Craker Indicted By Grand Jury
A Freder ick county Circuit Court grand jury returned a true bill against Willis H. Craker of Corry Pennsylvania 23 for the fatal route 11 bicycle collision near Bartonsville that killed 15 year old Philip Bayliss. Witnesses included Alvin Willis Charles Loy Mrs Myrtle Wolfe and Trooper B E Williams. The jury was chaired by J O Chamberlain with members E G Brunback Sam Boyd Harry Knight Joe V Taylor T S Cooper and F B Cadwallader.
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Frederick County
Willis H. Cracker
Corry
Lis H. Craker
Craker
Philip Bayliss
Roy Bayliss
Kernstown
Bartonsville
Alvin Willis
Charles Loy
Myrtle Wolfe
B. E. Williams
J. O. Chamberlain
Forman
E. G. Brunback
Sam Boyd
Harry Knight
Joe V. Taylor
T. S. Cooper
F. B. Cadwallader
Roosevelt Seeks Arming Merchant Ships in New Legislation
Washington reports from White House meetings say a bill to arm American merchant ships will be introduced in the House and sent promptly to enactment. President Roosevelt, Secretary Hull, and Hopkins still hope to widen reform to lift travel bans to belligerent ports, sparking debate in Congress. Senator Barkley signals possible Senate action, while fearing a filibuster.
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Washington
Tomorow
Roosevelt
White House
House
State Hull
Harry L. Hopkins
Congress
Hopkins
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Wallace
Hull
Harry Leka King
Painter Killed In Fall From Bridge
A Turkish painter named Sam Carrillo, about 60, fell roughly 50 feet from the North fork span during Riverton bridge construction and died instantly. Foreman John Stakes said this was the second fatal accident on the Crooked Run and Shenandoah river bridge project near Front Royal, Virginia.
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Front Royal
Crooked Run
Shenandoah River
Riverton
Sam Carrillo
John Stakes
Salkind Painting Co
Public Sale Notice and Local Classified Snippets
Public sale items list household goods for Saturday at 10 am on 312 S. Cameron. bingo at F O E Home 211 N Loudoun Street every Wednesday 8 pm. Mason's Cab at 4313. Notice: closed Friday and Saturday open Monday. Plain dresses suits coats 50 cents Plaza Cleaner Frederick Plaza.
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S. Cameron
N. Loudoun Street
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MR Winchester
Masons
Lauri
Admiral Byrd
Federal
Sammy
Mrs. Pollard
Prut
Rumania
Vyazma
Bryansk
FSCC
Bulletins
James F. Allee, Jr
Painter
Carpers Valley Ool
Dial Mason’s Cab
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