Pine Motor Co Opens New Building in Valley
Pine Motor Co opens a new showroom office and parts dept at Braddock and Cecil with a 7 pm tomorrow opening and a 9 pm prize drawing on Saturday. Andrew Bell will supervise prize selections. The remodel cost exceeds 15000 dollars and includes a large parts department and expanded service and storage space. Charles A Pine leads the firm which began in 1928 and has grown from 50 cars sold to an expected 1000 this year.
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Pine Motor Company Personnel and History Overview
Pine Motor Company lists eighteen staff including Alfred Champan general service manager C C Rhodes Lynn Chapman W E Guthridge A S Hott and several Chapmans Batt Jackson Grove Reardon and Lonas. George W O Rear runs the Credit Department after joining in 1936 from Maugh and Sons. The firm organized Downing Motor Company of Front Royal in 1928 and now operates a modern storeroom in that Valley city.
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Greeks Say Foe Is Repulsed
Report from Patras notes troopships at the port while Greek planes estimated at 125 to 150 struck Italians. The Italian drive aimed at Ioannina and Salonika as Greeks rush reserves in commandeered vehicles. First Greek wounded arrive at Salonika. London endures a quiet night amid the air siege and RAF strikes western Germany’s ports.
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L. C. Smith Exonerated In Slaying Trial
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Laval Declares Democracy Dead in Collaboration Move
French vice premier Pierre Laval told Paris newspapers he discussed economic and colonial questions with German authorities in Paris and said democracy in the modern world is dead. He framed France's future around collaboration with Nazi Germany and opposed England, with details surrounding the Hitler Laval meeting and potential shifts of Atlantic ports to Vichy control.
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Justice Black radio speech on Ku Klux Klan date
Justice Black of the United States Supreme Court gave a radio address about the Ku Klux Klan on October 1, 1937.
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