Hitler Shows Symptoms Of Dictator's Smallpox
Washington based feature notes Adolf Hitler has shown symptoms of conqueror's smallpox amid World War II. It argues the disease stems from willingness to resist conquest, with anti-dotes and air power limiting outbreaks. It discusses historic rulers and the spread of resistance, noting reprisals and casualties in occupied territories.
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Morgan M. Beatty
Washington
Oct
Adolf Hitler
Conqueror
English Channel
Russia
Hitler
Douglas High School Courtsey Club elects officers
The second and third graders form a Courtsey ub with Sadie Washington as president, Lucille Bland as secretary, and Mathew Williams as treasurer. The group aims to cultivate courtesy and plans to prepare books for a room library. Perfect attendance in September includes Helen Blow and others.
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Dees
Courtsey Ub
Sadie Washington
Lucille Bland
Mathew Williams
Helen Blow
Ann Ford
Beulah Bannister
Mary Bland
Elsie Ford
Rosie Gaith
Little Theatre Opens Winter Campaign With Vinegar Tree Try-outs
The Little Theatre began its winter drive with try-outs for The Vinegar Tree to be staged in late November. Officers elected at the October meeting include John Williams as President and Director, Anne Hardy as Vice President, Ethel Joliffe as Secretary, Bennet McCarthy as Treasurer, Cul len Stephenson Publicity Chair, Lucille MacCallum Ticket Chair, and Alice McCarthy Properties Chair. More try-outs are tonight at 24 W Piccadilly Street, Williams home, with cast announcements and rehearsals starting next week. Proceeds go to Bundles for Britain.
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Little Theatre
Mary Boland
Billie Burke
San Francisco
Britain
John Williams
Anne Hardy
Ethel Joliffe
Bennet McCarthy
Cullen Stephenson
Lucille MacCallum
Alice McCarthy
The
Lewis Barton
Smith
Frances Beverley
Pat Stephenson
Christopher Stuart
R. M. Glass
Ilan MacCallum
Jerome
Francois Miller
R. T. Barton
Melvin Green
H. K. Russell
Paul Rhodes
Ralph Hardy
J. M. Steck, Jr
B. P. Harrison
Bertha Cline
W. Piccadilly Street
Williams
Douglas High expands shop program with five skill units
The Douglas High School shop curriculum broadens to a general industrial arts setup. Five units Completed include Mechanical Drawing Wood Work Concrete Brick and Home Mechanics. Objectives focus on tool skills workmanship habits and good design. Students plan a Craft Club to pursue hobbies related to the program.
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Douglas High School
Mary Anne Green
Billy Sunday Professional Baseball Years
Billy Sunday the evangelist played professional baseball from 1883 to 1889. He appeared with teams in Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia as part of the National League circuit during that period.
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Billy Sunday
Evangelist
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Chicago Market Quotation Summary
Livestock and produce prices from Baltimore and Chicago show potatoes steady, poultry meats mostly steady, and eggs at 671. Cattle in Baltimore steady at 10.00 to 13.50. hogs higher, top around 11.50. sheep negligible. Chicago reports fairly active hogs up to 11.20, cattle 9.75 to 11.50, calves 11.90, cows 7.35 to 8.50, and sheep very slow with lambs 11.50 to 11.75 and weak demand.
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Baltimore
N. J
Baltimore Livestock
U. S. Dept. Agr
Chicago
Baltimore Grain Market Closing
Baltimore radiosgrain market notes show Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.12 a bushel for October delivery, Corn 86 to 88 cents, Barley 65 cents. Winchester Market lists Wheat 1.06, Corn 86 cents, with last year comparisons: Wheat 85 cents, Corn 78 cents.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Woman's Society of Christian Service October Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service in Rest Virginia will meet on Saturday October 11 at 8 p m at Miss Ethel Barrett's home. Rev George Turner has returned to Georgia to resume ministry studies after a summer in Rest. Mrs Holmes Snapp of Martinsburg visits Miss Barrett. Mr Thomas Shiley is in King Daughters Hospital Martinsburg for emergency appendectomy with satisfactory prognosis. Mr Murchel Lamp of Washington DC and his mother visit Martinsburg as she remains critically ill.
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Rest
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Ethel Barrett
George Turner
Rest Church
Georgia
Holmes Snapp
Martinsburg
E. W. Smallwood
Earl Prince
Amos Prince
Stephenson
Thomas Shiley
King Daughters Hospital
Murchel Lamp
Washington, D. C
Lamp
Treasury Status Receipts and Debts Reported
Treasury brief notes receipts of 11.22 million dollars and expenditures of 56.23 million. It lists gross debt at 51.50 billion dollars and references the Treasury Act position as of October 10 in Washington.
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Washington
Treasury
al Ch & Dye
Smt & R
AT & T
Cela Corp
Ches & O
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Grey
D Corp
Harv
Johns Manry
Kenn Cop
O-G GI
Loris (P
Mont Ward
Bis
NY. C
Owens-Ill
Steel
V-C Chem
Pfd
West UN
West Elec
Woolworth
Young Sh& T
Markets rebound as war nerves ease on gains in steel and aircraft stocks
Stock market steadies after a tentative start with gains in steels aircrafts and rails led by Bethlehem Chrysler Sears Roebuck Boeing Douglas United Aircraft and Dow Chemical. Bond and commodity prices rise while the sterling holds at 4.03 as Moscow signals success against the Nazi drive.
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New York
Moscow
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Sears-Roebuck
Boeing
Douglas
United Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Consolidated Aicraft
Dow Chemical
Western Chemical
Western Union
Great Northern Ptd
Pennsylvania
Santa Fe
Boston Wool Market Shows Steady Demand for Government Orders
Boston reports rising inquiries for domestic wools as manufacturers canvass the market for bids on government orders for wool underwear. Spot fine sales closed firm with good twelve months wools at 1.05 to 1.08 dollars scoured. graded medium fleeces brought 47 to 51 cents in grease for bright wools.
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Boston
U. S
Josh Campbell to Speak in Clarke Virginia
Berryville Va Oct 10 Joshua Campbell a Clarke native now living in France will speak Sunday at 5 in the Community Building under Bundles for Britain sponsorship. Campbell witnessed the fall of France and was in Paris where he had a 23 year business when the Germans took over. He served with French forces in the last war and then with American forces after the US entered the war.
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Berryville
Joshua Campbell
France
Britain
Paris
United States
Clarke County
Mrs Pollard Addresses Clark County Club On Virginia Museum
Mrs. John Garland Pollard spoke at the Clarke County Woman's Club meeting on the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. She recounted the museum’s origin with a French officer in 1786 and noted the Hoxton Gen Washington statue in the state capitol rotunda and the long effort to sustain the museum with support from Judge Barton Payne and Alexander.
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Berryville
John Garland Pollard
Rose MacDonald
Virginia
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Woman’s Club
Clarke County
Pollard
Hovton
Gen. Washington
Barton Payne
Alexander
Richmond Woman Helps Found Museum in 1934 Effort
Weddel of Richmond highlighted contributions that enabled a new museum in 1934. She described twenty five traveling exhibitions for association member organizations and gifts including Chinese jade snuff bottles from Charles Samuels of Front Royal.
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Eva Massey
Berryville High School
Coucil
Robertson
F. L
C. H. Iden
Alexandria
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Washington Methodist Church
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