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Tenney, Woodward and Conklin, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Cn Omnema
Ripat Chronicle October 13 1939 Editorial Verse
A dated October 13 1939 line from Ripat prints a biblical admonition urging fairness and humility. The verse cites Luke 637 and cautions readers not to expect special favors from human society.
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Ripat
Is The Westwall Vulnerable in a New Front Front
A historical analysis notes that after Munich the French feared weakness along the Westwall from Luxembourg to Switzerland. It cites heavy fortification work by as many as a million workers and reports partial breaches between Merzig and Ruecken and progress in the Haardt Main and Haguenau Forest. The piece argues Allies proceed cautiously while questioning impregnable defenses.
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Siegfried Line
Westwall
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Germany
Belgium
Holland
France
Britain
Merzig
Ruecken
Haardt Main
Haguenau Forest
Mike
Conservation success foretells good hunting season
The article notes plentiful game due to conservation efforts in field and stream across the United States and Canada. It urges sportsmen to follow regulations to protect wildlife for future years and warns that overbagging or rule violations harm both wildlife and fellow hunters.
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United States
Canada
Fair Play On All Fronts In Sport and War
A sporting goods firm head argues that genuine sportsmanship rejects war as opposed to fair play on the field. He asserts that victory in war implies death to another and that self control and teamwork on the track or pitch contrast with statesmanship’s failures. Sports, especially international events, serve as a safety valve for national pretensions and exemplify fair play.
Reprinted Editorials on New National Forests in the Ozarks
The nation adds Mark Twain and Clark Forests in the Ozarks and Shawnee Forest in Illinois. The government will acquire land gradually, using run-down farms and damaged timber areas for reforestation and public benefits like watershed protection and fire control. The piece praises conservation and notes concern over tree deaths near Poughkeepsie.
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Ozarks
Ilinois
Ozark
Hull urges postwar trade freedom for a safer world
cordell hull aa as secretay of state addresses national foreign trade convention in new york urging postwar reconstruction with freer commerce among nations. he warns that naval blockades and rising tariffs threaten international exchange and argues that cross border trade reduces war incentives and speeds peace through shared prosperity.
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Christian Science Monitor
Cordell Hull
New York
Mr. Hull
United States
Europe
Sweepstakes honors won by Mary Marker and others at FFA fair
Mary Marker Louise Travers and Love Campbell win sweepstakes honors for girls at the 9th FFA fair in Stephens City. Judge Lemuel Smith of Charlottesville rules on George W. Pingley’s appeal to spare the death penalty for the slaying of Sheriff J. W. Newcome. Funeral services are held at Hayfield for Mrs. Mary C. Wisecarver. Mrs. Ronald Wilson hosts a church women’s tea tomorrow.
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Mary Marker
Louise Travers
Love Campbell
Stephens City
Lemuel Smith
Charlottesville
George W. Pingley
J. W. Newcome
Hayfield
Mary C. Wisecarver
Ronald Wilson
Actress Mrs MacCallum Cast in Sun-Up Leading Role
Five years ago Mrs Ian MacCallum stars as the Widow Cagle in Sun-Up. Admiral Byrd returns to base at Little America after a seven month stay at outpost. Mrs Horace Browne moves into Gray Gables apartment. Wheat stocks at terminals run below average.
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Ian MacCallum
Cagle
Admiral Byrd
Little America
Outpost
Horace Browne
Gray Gables
Lindberghs Leave Washington for New York Flight
Ten years ago Charles A. Lindbergh and Mrs. Lindbergh departed Washington by air, believed headed for New York. Dr. F. L. Woolf preaches at Braddock Street Church for the first time as presiding elder. Farmers in Sulphur Spring Valley near Greenwood harvest Clem Gardner's corn by moonlight while seeding during the day.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Revival of old time basque fashion praised by Star service
Twenty five years ago a charming revival is predicted with patterns from the Star pattern service. Gowns full length and coats almost as long conceal the figure of milady. Image shows a barricade between Basel and St Ludwig as neutrality is sought. Paris withholds an official war communiqué as Germans advance through Belgium. London papers critique the conduct of war and Russians retreat in Galicia.
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Star Pattern Service
Milady
Basel
St. Ludwig
Paris
Belgium
London
Galicia
Far West meeting forms Fire Company band
Forty years ago Captain Haddox leads a meeting of the Friendship Fire Company attended by 115 members where they decide to organize a band. C B Reuss is quoted praising Admiral Schley as the greatest naval officer. Henry Sheetz dies after falling from an apple tree near Woodstock. The Boers destroy an English armored train as Cape Town reports rising sympathy for the Enae.
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Captain Haddox
Lorena Hamilton Visits Phantom Ranch in Arizona
Lorena Hamilton arrives to visit her uncle George Brazeh at Phantom ranch. Cowboys Jerry Dale and Shot Rogers intrigue over her fascination as Rogers plans a fresh expedition to hunt Mexican rustlers to mislead Escobar spies yesterday.
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Lorena Hamilton
Arizona
George Brazeh
Phantom Ranch
Jerry Dale
Lorena
Shot Rogers
Escobar
Rogers
Midnight Rides Backstage Clues At Phantom Ranch
Lorena plots to outmaneuver Esco bar spies by using the black horse Midnight as a lookout. She learns George rides at night and Concha Gonzales visits a rock shrine with her children, prompting plans to watch the ranch house area and trap the suspect moves.
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Escobar
Phantom Ranch
Lorena
Mr. George
Yassum
Concha Gonzales
Gonzales
Lorena Flees Ranch For Night Ride To Help
Lorena worries Shot Rogers plans a showdown with Escobar raiders. She imagines injuries and danger but decides to ride out at night with a pistol rifle and supplies to reach Crown valley and aid the likely battle.
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Shot
Escobar
Shot Rogers
Jerry Dale
Lorena
Crown Valley
Uncle Eens
Jasper Peters
Rogers
Hart
Sally
O Daniels Promises Prompt Political Peril in Texas
Lynchburg News questions Governor W Lee O Daniel's pledge of $30 a month for all over 65, noting pension cuts for recipients and labeling him a poor politician for failing to deliver. The piece mocks his denial of politics while implying he may be a skilled strategist if he escapes the mess.
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W. Lee O’daniel
Texas
O’daniel
Hollywood
Montha Raye
Gary Cooper
Priscilla Lane
Dolores Costello
Nelson Eddy
Mae West
Answers To Questions By Frederic J. Haskin
A compilation of Q and A covering topics from cattle production and corn imports to nautical phrases, margarine makeups, Shakespeare's will, Lloyds naming origin, and caffeine content in coffee. Notable items include Texas cattle head counts, Emerson on beauty, and height of Hamilton Fish Jr.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Ninotchka Revives Garbo Star Power in Frugal Hit
In Hollywood a thrifty Garbo vehicle Ninotchka costs far less yet showcases sharp satire and strong box office appeal. The piece argues lavish productions often alienate audiences and credits Garbo with a comeback potential, despite prior declines fueled by mega budgets and excess.
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Hollywood
Garbo
Ninotchka
Metro
Europe
MGM
Studio Czars
Garbo Productions
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