Clark decries repeal of arms embargo as taking sides in war
Senator Clark declares the push to repeal the arms embargo amounts to choosing sides in the European conflict. He denounces the administration plan as public foolery and cautions it could grant the president emergency powers only during war or imminent threat, urging a joint congressional foreign policy committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clark
D.-Mo
United States
Senate
Hitler
Missouri
Cary
Congress
House
Europe
Wood chopper Winchester described as exact though unintentional
Joseph Joel Keith portrays Wood Chopper One as a figure with a muscled will and a laborious dream. His work is framed as an architectural scheme built by steady effort, not a mere experiment, with the tower becoming more than a tree to observers.
Hugh Kline 81 Died After Illness at Vaucluse
Hugh Boyd Kline longtime Frederick County Board of Supervisors member and former chair died at 4 15 pm after a two week illness. Born January 15 1858 he served 16 years on the board and held posts including Vaucluse postmaster and local merchant. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the Vaucluse residence with interment Mount Carmel Cemetery Stephens City.
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Hugh Boyd Kline
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Mr. Kline
Board of Supervisors
Vaucluse
Frederick County
W. Strother Kline
Annie R. Dinges Kline
Lily R. Muse
Kline
W. W. Kline
Fred E. Kline
Roger A. Kline
Alison Kline
Middletown
Vernon B. Kline
Pittsburgh
Julian C. Kline
Thomas Campbell
Jon Henderson
Washington
F. Estes Kline
J. I. Wise
Grace Methodist Church
J. T. Brown
Julian T. Owen
Presbyterian Church
Stephens City
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Alleged Auto Thief Sent To Grand Jury In Virginia
Claude Lingle waived a preliminary hearing and was sent to the next grand jury in Berryville Clarke County Virginia. The case connects to a car allegedly stolen from Dr. C H Iden and may go before the Clarke circuit court at its November 27 term. Ernest Carroll was fined 10.25 dollars for a drunkenness count in the same court session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Claude Lingle
Winchester
C. H. Iden
Loring C. Rackley
Lingle
Washington,d. C
Clarke Circuit Court
Dr. Iden
Ernest Carroll
Soviet Gains Extend Across Baltic States and Finland
Soviet Russia extended gains by incorporating Lithuania as a protectorate under pacts with Baltic states. Finland sent former premier Paasikivi to Moscow for talks amid fears of further Soviet demands and increased civilian blackout drills in Helsinki.
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Associated Press
Russia
Britain
France
Germany
Lithuania
Finland
Juho Kusti Paasikivi
Moscow
Helsinki
Wilno
Poland
Asociated
Communist Party Organ
President Seeks Peace In Labor Amid Convention
A Roosevelt message at the CIO convention urges labor unity and world peace through small acts. It praises the joint labor committee for promoting harmony and asks the AFL to continue efforts in mills mines and factories. No immediate action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco
Rocenvelt
American Federation of Land Ene
American Federation of Labor
Reesswell
Health Unit Discussed by Officials in Clarke County Plan
Clarke County ready to co sponsor a public health unit serving Winchester and Frederick County in cooperation with Clarke. Eight council members heard from Dr. L C Roper and Dr. R P Cooke about costs and the need for joint sponsorship by Frederick and Winchester with Clarke contributing funding and state support contingent on both jurisdictions agreeing. The unit would be preventive in focus and not interfere with private medical practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
L. C. Roper
R. P. Cooke
Rockbridge County
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
C. R. Anderson
Board of Trade Health Unit
Clarke
Roper
Frederick
Betty Grable Granted Divorce From Jackie Coogan
Betty Grable won an interlocutory divorce in Los Angeles Superior Court from Jackie Coogan. The ex couple had longstanding marital strains including separations and public quarrels over alleged infidelity and furniture sales. Grable, famous for film bathing suit roles, gains freedom as Coogan faced accounting claims over estate funds once earned from The Kid.
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Los Angeles
Betty Grable
Jackie Coogan
Betty
Etaloner
Jackie
Charlie Chaplin
Kid
Cardinal Faulhaber Ill With Heart Ailment at 70
Berlin dispatch reports Michael Cardinal Faulhaber archbishop of Munich, long at odds with the Nazis, is seriously ill with a heart ailment. He is 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Boersen Zeitung Today
Michael Cardinal Faulhaber
Munich
Decline in Letters to Senators Amid Neutrality Debate
Postal workers report a drop in mail to 96 senators, with only about 50 000 letters daily now versus 200 000 at the peak two weeks earlier. The big green truck carries 25 bags daily, far below its capacity of over a hundred. Several senators expect a surge before the final neutrality vote.
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Washington
Senate Post Office
Bad Weather Hampers War In West Area
Paris dispatch says bad weather hindered Western Front operations as French forces repelled fresh German patrol attacks south of Sargbruecken and Pirmasens. The fighting followed Sunday thrusts on a 35 mile front east of the Moselle and echoed Daladier’s speech rejecting Hitler’s peace formula.
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Paris
Sgarbruecken
Pirmasens
Moselle
Daladier
Adolf Hitler
AFL warns on premature mediation in European war
The American Federation of Labor cautioned against premature U S mediation in the European conflict. While President William Green advocates early peace moves as the nation’s primary role, the policy committee warned that offering mediation too soon could cause embarrassment and fail to achieve results. The convention adopted the stance in a report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
United States
William Green
Federation
O Sullivan Rubber Co Leads Winchester Industry Growth
O Sull ivan Rubber Company in Winchester produces about 3 000 000 rubber heels monthly, enough yearly output to span from Winchester to San Francisco end to end. Plant expansion will raise capacity by 33 1 3 percent soon, solidifying its status as the citys largest year around industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ripley
Winchester
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
R. L. Hun Over
the Star
O'Sullivan
The
Virginia Woolen Company
British Send 158 000 Men to France in Early War Weeks
War Secretary Hore-Belisha reported to the House of Commons that Britain dispatched an expeditionary force of 158,000 troops to France in the first five weeks. Churchill announced a shipping balance in Britain's favor with 50,000 tons of new ships entering trade and no losses since October 9.
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London
Leslie Hore-Belisha
House of Commons
Britain
France
Hore-Belisha
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Churchill
Hore- Belisha
Middle East
Channel
Russians Sign Pact In London For Timber Rubber And Tin
In London the British ministry of supply and a Soviet trade delegation signed an agreement to exchange Russian timber for British rubber and tin. The press association noted political aspects were not disclosed. The deal aims to ease trade before Russia’s Arctic ports freeze, halting timber exports.
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London
British Ministry of Supply
Authoritative Press Association
White
National Concert Association Cancels Winchester Membership Drive
The National Concert Association will not solicit membership in Winchester this season after failing to secure preferred artists. Members who paid last year will receive refunds by check in several weeks. Local officers included Walker Bond as president and Rev. Dr. E. T. Clark as vice president.
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National Concert Association
Winchester
Walker Bond
Ray Sartelle
E. T. Clark
A. C. Halvosa
Robert McNally
Irvin O’connell
Three Students Die As School Bus Plunges
A school bus crash leaves three students dead and sixty two injured as details unfold. The incident triggers emergency response and investigations across the scene.
South Enders Test New Truck Demonstration
Under supervision of G G Rosenberger of the Southeastern Underwriters Association Atlanta the Seagrave pumper built for the South End Hose Company undergoes official tests at the Rouss Spring in Columbus Ohio. Public demonstration set for Friday at Handley grounds with two flood lamps and a 1250 foot spotlight.
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G. G. Rosenberger
Southeastern Underwriters Association
Atlanta
Seagrave
Seagrave Corporation
Columbus
South End Hose Company
Rouss Spring
Rosenberger
Avenue
Seagrave Company
Handley Grounds
Gerrard
Washington Streets
Gochenour
South End
Taylor Barr
Fire Department
State Budget Group On Tour
A Virginia budget committee travels to inspect state programs and view projects as part of ongoing oversight. The tour includes visits to offices and facilities to assess spending and efficiency before reporting to the General Assembly.
Rummage Sale At 9 North Loudoun By Hospital Auxiliary
Hospital Auxiliary sponsors a rummage sale at 9 North Loudoun Street on October 13 and 14. Proceeds support hospital programs and patient needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Loudoun
Bus Crash Kills Three. Dozens Hurt Near War West Virginia
A disabled school bus carrying 64 students veered off a highway near War WV and plunged down a 75 foot embankment injuring 62 and killing three, including Mazine Beavers Lucille Mullins and Ernest Wood. Hospitals were overwhelmed as authorities blamed a broken front axle spindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. VA
Big Creek High School
Norfolk and Western Railway
Mazine Beavers
Bartley
Lucille Mullins
Raysal
Stevens Clinic
Welch
Ernest Wood
Grace Hospital
West Virginia
H. M. Auer
Dennis Hayley Nearing U.S. Citizenship After Residency
Dennis Hayley a 24 year old son of Capt and Mrs J P Hayley British natives received his first U S citizenship after twelve years abroad He traveled from Louisville where he worked for American Tobacco Co to Michigan and Windsor Canada before returning to Virginia court reports say he will complete the process in five years
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Dennis Hayley
J. P. Hayley
United States
Louisville
Ierican Tobacco Co
Mich
Winsdor
Canada
Cane
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Christian Science Monitor
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J. B. Matthews
Dies Committee
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Stalin
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Coogan
Bathing Suit Fame
West Area
John H. Martin
A.F.L
O’sullivan Rubber Co
West Coast
San Francisco
Kaunas
Lithuanian
Estonia
Latvia
British
Home Office
Chamberlain
Fuehrer
South Enders
Richmond, Va
State Education Department
Charleston
Norfolk and Western
Ree
Excelsior Negro High School
Dry Fork River
Virginia
Belcher
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