Recognition of Russia Sees End of World Revolution Debate
Walter Lippman argues U S policy shifts as Stalin’s regime ends the world revolution stance. He notes new Russian policy favors peaceful coexistence, easing recognition, while highlighting potential Russo American trade and financing needs. He cites Florinsky and Durantsy on internal shifts and stresses patience in negotiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leion
Russia
Roosevelt
Wilson
Stalin
Trotzky
Third International
Russian Communist Party
Michael T. Florinsky
U. S
Plorinsky
Lenin
Trotzkyi
Litvinoff
Pravda
L'Humanite
Walter Duranty
Ralph W. Barnes
Asia
Europe
York: Tribune, Inc
Death of Elmer E. Rush After Long Illness
Local report notes Elmer E. Rush, 60, died after a prolonged illness. The piece also mentions costs of law enforcement actions from the year ago including apprehending Kermit Orndorff and recovering a murdered wife’s body. Major Robertson and Senator Godrick scheduled a second mass meeting here. Chief Hollis attends police training in Richmond. Wender's advertises a closing-out sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Rush
Kermit Orndorff
A. Willis Robertson
C. O’connor Godrick
C. W. Hollis
Richmond
Wender’s
Five Years Ago Drug Store Merger in Washington and Winchester
Five years ago Peoples Drug Store, Inc of Washington DC announces acquisition of Peoples Drug Store, Inc of Winchester located at No 9 North Loudoun Street. The move consolidates regional pharmacy operations and expands distribution across the mid Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Drug Store, Inc
Washington, D C
Winchester
North Loud
Martins WwW and Miss Al-Co in Dayton hold-up claim
A report from Lancaster Pennsylvania via Associated Press describes a pistol brandishing woman forcing a trooper to participate in a hold up. The ad mentions Kitson & Sons promoting Martins WwW Va and Miss Al-Co of Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oun Street
Kitson & Sons
Miss al— Co
Dayton
Ohio
Lancaster
Associated Press
Banalis Seizes 15 Barrels Whiskey at White House
Ten years ago Banalis seized 15 barrels of Old Braddock whiskey from a bonded guest of President Coolidge at the White House. The event is noted in a retrospective of early 20th century federal enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banalis
President Coolidge
White House
Handley
Robert B. Nelson
Kings Daughters
Staunton
Thomas Hammond
Old Winchester
Los Angeles
Austrian revolt and Teuton alliance dominate dispatches
On the front page an editorial attacks Governor Westmoreland Davis for not backing Wilson war policies. Col E M House and Admiral W S Benson arrive in France to represent the United States in war talks. Martinsburg West Virginia closes its arts and theaters due to a flu outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teuton Alliance
Fron
Westmoreland Davis
Wilson
Col. E. M. House
Benson
France
United States
Martinsburg
W. Va
Naval clash looms as Germany seeks sea victory
Mr. Edward Koons left recently for Chicago to enroll in an engineering course at Coynes Electrical School while reports tout a great naval battle as Germany pushes for a last sea hope with 2,000 vessels involved.
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Germany
Edward Koons
Chicago
Coynes Electrical School
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Walter Lippman
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Finland
Turkey
London
Bickers Motor Co
Berryville
Dellinger Bros. Distributors
Clarke, Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah Counties
Big Sister
Yoave
Menage
Nemage
Mu-Mo-A
BY Les Forgrave
Eseenon
the Fleart
The
American Tobacoo Company
Winchester Evening Star
Harpers Ferry
Northern Virginia Power CO
Berryville, Va
Strasburg, Va
Charles Town, W. Va
U.S
Herrell Sales Corp
S. Loudoun St
Twin City Oil & Gas Corporation
Shell
Martinsburg Pike
Shell Station
Amherst & Boscawen Sts
Valley Ave
Braddock St
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