Virginia FFA Fourth Place in National Contest
Virginia delegates Marcus Oliver and Jack McAboy attend the national convention as Powhatan high school earns best Virginia chapter. The state reports 236 of 245 agriculture departments host FFA chapters and 7 592 active members from 9 217 students, with 105 chapters in the national contest and a year of growth in memberships and activities.
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Rte
Marcus Oliver
Virginia
FFA
Jack McAboy
Stephens City
Kempville
Powhatan High School
W. H. George
Catlett
Ralph O
Hamilton
West Virginia
Fred Jackson
Cleveland
Angus Myers
Warrenton
Donald William Paulette
Appomattox
Lyle H. Pond
Wakefield
Harvey Smith
Whaleyville
Saumel
War Blame On Woman Continues From Page One
A historical account notes Hitler's takeover of the armed forces after a palace coup involving Von Blomberg and Von Fritsch. It cites Sir Nevile's report to Lord Halifax detailing police and military intrigues that isolated Hitler and pushed him toward war without adviser input.
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PT A
Pidtreia Marshall von Vereha
Jomberg von
Hermanhelm Goering
Werner von Pritsch
Reischswehr
Corp
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Hitler
von Blomberg
von Fritsch
Warsaw
Sir Nevile
Pits Pregram
Lord Halifax
Nevile
German armored forces readiness and Allied defenses described
The piece notes four armored units with machine guns and cannons, radio gear, and tanks capable of about 25 mph. Observers describe fortified positions on both sides, with expected maneuvers and a defensive camp to blunt German advances as Britain relies on naval blockade to sap German morale during a period of inactivity.
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Page
Oservers Ted
Ench
Interwea
Prayer Service At Lutheran Church With Rev Lowe
The regular Wednesday evening prayer service at the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour begins at 8 o clock with Rev. C Worthington Lowe delivering a message titled Peace at Alone oun cree rr 1. Immediately after, a Sunday School teachers meeting will be held and all teachers are asked to be present.
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Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
C. Worthington Lowe
Torpedo Proves More Deadly than Air Attacks
London reports British experts rate the submarine torpedo a deadlier weapon than Germany's air force. The sinking of the Royal Oak at Scapa Flow alarms observers, with calls for naval inquiry and revised defense plans. Public reaction criticizes delayed air raid alarms during the Edinburgh raid.
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London
Germany
Scapa Flow
Royal Oak
London Times
Anchorage
Naval Court of Inquiry
Dolly Express
the Express
Winston Churchill
The
Admiralty
Churchill
Grand Cross For Submarine Crew Honors Hitler Parley
Berlin October 18 Hitler awarded Commander Prien Germanys highest war decoration the grand cross after a gala day with the submarine crew at the Reich Chancellery. Prien recounted his Scapa Flow patrol as Hitler praised the crews loyalty and victory信
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Berlin
Hitler
Prien
Scotland
Germany
Priva
British Prime Minister Denies Spy Damage At Sea
In a wartime briefing from London, Prime Minister Chamberlain dismissed enemy attacks on British fleet bases and claimed the claims of damage to Hood Repulse and Ark Royal were fantastical. He noted the attacks were fully expected and downplayed any dis appointment from their failures.
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Scapa Rar
Ey Islands
Scottish
Chamberlain
Hood
Repulse
Ark Roy
Poets Essayists and Editors form IWC initials
The initials P E N in the International Writers Club name stand for Poets, Essayists, and Editors.
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International Writers’ Club
Bee Deci
Extradition Hearing on Richard Gallogly Opens in Texas
Georgia vs Texas justice weighs heavy as Gov. O Daniel conducts a two day hearing on extradition of Richard G Gallogly. Attorneys claim mistreatment while Gallogly argues imprisonment in Georgia would be fatal and that he was coerced to plead guilty to save a fellow student.
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Austin
Tex
Richard Gray Galday
Oehoety
Georgia
Ino Wei
Texas
W. Lee O’daniel
Richard G. Gallosly
Seven Salle
Oglethorpe College
Gallogly
Baltimore Markets Show Mixed Notes On Livestock
Market quotations from Baltimore and Philadelphia dated Oct 18 show steady prices for chickens ducks and poultry with turkeys dull. Cattle hogs calves sheep and lambs posted varied steady to higher readings, with open market receipts around 11 000 and top lamb prices near 9 40. Philadelphia offerings echoed stable to firm poultry and egg values with Leghorns Rocks and Reds cited.
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Philadelphia
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German claim of French retreat and air losses reported
Berlin reported that 10 enemy planes were shot down and that German forces captured numerous prisoners as French troops allegedly retreated from positions between the Cape river and the Palatinate. British raids and a Scapa Flow incident were also noted with a bomb strike on an older fishing base.
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Berlin
Cape River
Palatinate
St Tees
Scapa
Spain Recognition Question After Franco Victory
The note asks whether the United States has re recognized Spain since Franco's victory and who currently recognizes the present Spanish government. It mentions recognition by the prninen and asks who recognized it.
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United States
Spain
F. B
Apple Market Mpichenars and Sarke Sales Report
Fragmented notice summarizes market goods with two items priced. mentions U S locations and wholesale sizing. No clear event or names. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate price and size of items at a market.
Stock Market Report from New York and Baltimore trading floors
New York stocks faced profit taking and mixed gains amid uncertain peace news from European mediation talks. Trading slowed after initial advances in steel and aircraft shares. currencies showed strength with sterling around 3.98 and staples movers listed alongside grain quotes from Baltimore showing No 2 red wheat at 96 3/4 cents per bushel and corn at 63 to 58 cents depending on delivery.
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New York
Brokfe Estate
Baltimore
Grain prices drift but hold with slow profit taking
Chicago futures faded gradually as absence of new war news and unsettled securities cooled buyers. Wheat traded around 82 7 8 to 83, corn Dec 50 1 2, May 53 1 2 to 3 8, oats Dec 35 5 8 to 1 2, May 34 3 4, soy Oct 88 1 4, Dec 85 1 2, May 87, rye Dec 54 1 2, May 54 7 8, July 54 1 2, lard Oct 6 90, Dec 6 92.
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Chicago
Europe
Aenea
Storm Strikes Steamer President Harding Injuring Dozens
The President Harding reports 45 injured passengers and 28 crew in a heavy gale near New York. Captain Roberts says 13 passengers and 10 crew are seriously hurt. cabin waiter Paul Johnson is missing presumed lost overboard. The liner had halted offshore and sent distress calls as British ships reportedly attacked nearby vessels.
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New York
Harding
United States Line
Prium
James E. Roberts
Paul Johnson
Roberts
Ship Provisions May Be Relaxed
Washington October 18 A group of Democrats on the Senate foreign relations committee agreed in principle on a plan to relax shipping controls. The Connally amendment would allow American vessels to carry all goods except arms to belligerent ports in South America the Pacific Ocean the China sea the Indian Ocean the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. Connally said a final agreement had not been reached and another session would work out details.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Connally
D.-Tex
South America
Pacific Ocean
China Sea
Indian Ocean
Bay of Bengal
Arabian Sea
Population 60 and over in 1930 United States
In 1930 there were 10,306,000 persons aged 60 years and over in the United States.
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United States
Quotations Va Livestock Market N Kent St Extended Sales
Quotations Va Livestock Market at N Kent Street holds extended sales every Tuesday with steers and heifers priced by grade. Cattle prices include fat cows top 6.00 and bulls butcher 5.75 to 6.50 per cwt, calves to 11.00, hogs to 7.35, lambs to 9.20, and sheep around 2.85. Fresh cows and springers listed 45.00 to 80.00.
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Pena
Ceeree
Saebsneas
N. Kent St
Young Democrats Meet Tonight
The Young Democrats of the party will gather tonight at 1:30 in the hall. All members, men old or young, are urged to attend by President W. Brie Bawards.
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Young Democrats
W. Brie Bawards
Cameron Street Resurfacing Project Planned
A resurfacing project for Cameron Street is planned with work extending from the south end to the north. Traffic will be redirected during construction and surface conditions will determine if a full new surface is required. Work is currently in progress.
Little Theatre Worth $715 Shows Cash Balance
The annual report filed by Tom Baldridge and approved by Ben Belchie outlines a cash balance of 715 dollars for the Little Theatre. Members discuss the possibility of a "Stage Door" event at the studio with Cr Ridgely White noted among the backers.
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Tom Baldridge
Ben Belchie Sand von
Ridgely White
Winchester
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