Handley Judges and S V A Hilltoppers Face Tough Road Games
Handley Judges travel to Cumberland to play Allegany in a first Cumberland Valley League test while S V A Hilltoppers meet St James Academy in Hagerstown. Inclement weather and injuries shape lineups as both squads pursue improved offenses and escuch defenses.
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Handley Judges
S. V. A. Hilltoppers
Allegany
Cumberland
St. James Academy
Hagerstown
Ochs
Raymond Skidmore
James Caffney
Front Royal
Berkeley Springs
Harrisonburg
Nothing To Be Excited About In Jobless Count
Washington census officials say the unemployment count is only to measure unemployment and partial unemployment. They urge the public not to fear providing information, noting blanks will not be shared with other agencies and will be distributed November 16 and 17 with returns due November 20.
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Washington
More Americans Leave the Orient
SAN FRANCISCO October 22 Officers families and men from the China war zone will depart the Orient aboard the Navy transport Chau mont for San Francisco on November 23 and arrive December 15. The vessel’s stern was damaged in a collision with an Italian cruiser near Shanghai on Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Chaumont
Orient
China War Zone
Shanghai
Prospectors in Goodnews Bay Warn of Illusions of Riches
Anchorage reports grim cautions from A C Thane after a boom trip. He tells women that miners do not all strike it rich as platinum glitters. Freighter captain Pete Wold has received several proposals, though his wife is amused.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Goodnews Bay
A. C. Thane
Pete Wold
Thane
Drug Law Inadequate Denouncing Federal Law Weakness
Dr. Campbell of the U S food and drug administration denounces current federal law as inadequate after tracing shipments of Elixir of Sulfanilamide linked to 14 deaths in Tulsa Oklahoma and East St Louis Illinois. He urges stronger action and says misbranding charges miss the danger.
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W. G. Campbell
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Tulsa
Okla
East St. Louis
Campbell
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Central Press
Fauquier Field Trials Set for November in Warrenton
Fauquier County Field Trial Association schedules a two day event on November 5 and 6 at Fred Sharp's Old Tavern Farm. Forty birds will be released and a beach show follows the dinner at the Warrenton Green Hotel. Entries close November 4 with a drawing at 8 pm the day before.
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Warrenton
Fauquier County
Grand Junction
Tennessee
Warrenton Green
Fred Sharp
Old Tavern
Carl Nolting
State Game Commission
Fred Sharp, Jr
Irving Kane
Hubert Phipps
The
Fauquier Democrat
Winchester U B A Rev W B Obaugh at Mt Pleasant
The Winchester U B A Circuit Rev W B Obaugh will lead services at Mt Pleasant with Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m on We Worship. Pleasant Valley hosts 10 a m Sunday School and 7 p m Christian Endeavor led by Ray Fries. Rev G W Stover to speak and preach. Red Bud offers 2 30 p m Sunday School.
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W. B. Obaugh
Mt. Pleasant
Reliance United Brethren Church Services Announced
Reliance United Brethren Church lists pastor Rev W D Mitchell with preaching at Greenway 10 am Friendship 11 15 am Stephens City 3 pm Reliance 7 30 pm Sunshine choir to sing at Reliance public cordially invited.
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W. D. Mitchell
Greenway
Friendship
Stephens City
Reliance
Sunshine Choir
Freelind Posts 139 High Score in League A Night
Freelind tallies 139 for high score in League A with Northern Virginia 2 Freight and team scores show American Legion 560 Coca Cola 546 O Sullivan 545 leading. Complete scores list includes Harbaugh Miller and Rainsberger with top three rounds totaling 492 546 527.
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Freelind
American Legion
Northern Virginia
Kiwanis
Handley
Lions
Rotary
Coca Cola
O'Sullivan
Plank
Glaize
Halvosa
Rainsberger
Harbaugh
Miller
Marchi
Stickley
Ag Senee
Handiey Ween
Rotary Te
Kiwanis Wee Vent
Coca Cola Eae
Erexay? Aae
Hawthorne Osee
Newlin Saeee
Sereeeeenne
Hobart
Pavereves
Handley Yates Wereeee Ete
Ochs Seeeee
Richard Ber Eee
Legge Ee
Sargent Eae
Ashe
Clowe Ae Oes Ee
Bryarly
Kerlin
Pifer Eae
Northern Ree Funk Bret Bag Acer
Freelind Shorg
Bean Asveee Sane
Eae Ae
Brubaker
Babbae
American Legion Par
Tim Heer Missing Son in Jamestown Search Plea
Mrs. Leo J. Heer of Jamestown appeals as she searches roads in a police car for her son Timothy Michael Heer 3 feared kidnapped or drowned at Lake Chautauqua near home. He recalls three arrests for preaching gospel and winning cases in court. Major and Mrs. Mars plan to move to Syracuse next Tuesday. Capt. and Mrs. Botts of Baltimore will speak at the Sunday farewell service.
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Tim
Leo J. Heer
Jamestown
N. Y
Timothy Michael Heer
Lake Chautauqua
New York
Pennsylvania
Major
Mars
Winchester
Syracuse
Robert Botts
Baltimore
Fire Ravages Baltimore Block as Fireboats Aid
A massive blaze in a busy Baltimore district threatened surrounding structures as 46 land appliances fought the flames with three harbor fireboats aiding. Water filled streets three inches deep and dense smoke cloaked the area while police controlled traffic and spectators.
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Baltimore
Salvation Army Major Mars to tell life story in cities
Major Mars has spent 43 years with the Salvation Army and, with his wife, has served communities for a decade here. They helped provide jobs, homes for children, and food for the needy while performing acts of practical religion and charity. During World War I he served as chaplain at Carlisle Pennsylvania when the Indian School was taken.
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Major Mars
Salvation Army
Carlisle
Apple Exports Consumption Prices And Supplies
Apple prices in London eased from last week with average at 1.75 dollars per bushel versus 1.97 and 2.04 in 1936. Pear prices stood at 3.49 per box, up from 3.19 last week and 2.81 in 1936. Export arrivals to UK ports are expected at about 336000 bushels this week, down from 540000 last week and 434000 a year ago.
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London
Virginia
York
Imperial
Jonathan
King David
West Virginia
Rome Beauty
Nova Scotia
Ribston
Seer
King
Aagener
Rome
Japanese shoot down bomber near Shanghai and push Chinese lines
Japanese officials admit a bombing plane was shot down near Nanjiang eleven miles west of Shanghai. They claim extensive Chinese munitions damage and that ground forces breached Chinese lines within a mile of Tazang. Soviet planes reportedly arrived at Lanzhou as reports note a new drive toward Tsinan.
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Fosign
Nanjiang
Shanghai
Kwangfu
Tazang
Shanghai News
Lanchow
Kansu
Tiensun
Tsinan
Shantung
Westsappang Creek
Chinese Plan Three Column Drive Near Tazang
Chinese forces aim to encircle a Japanese spearhead near Tazang by driving three columns totaling 40 000 men. Nanking exempts medical supplies from import duties to aid war wounded.
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Tazang
Nanking
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Harper
Rosenberger
Plley
St. James
Hilltoppers
V. A
Episcopal High
Alexandria
Theme University
Westinghouse Washers
Baker & Anderson
N. Braddock St
Fauquier
Winchester U. B. Circuit
Pp. m
Reliance United Brethren
Apple
E. Piccadilly St
Featuring
Simmon
R. M. Swimley
George Washington Hotel
Taiyuan
Shansi
Tokyo
Foreign Office
Japan
Brussels
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
L.O.F. Safety Glass
Jno. W. Rosenberger & Co
S. Braddock St
Sherwin-Williams Paint Headquarters
John S. Miller & Co. Hardware and Paints
N. Main Street
Westinghouse Automatic
Northern Virginia Power Co
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