Soviet Generals Changed Often In Recent Years
The Associated Press notes rapid turnover in the Russian high command under Stalin. Voroshilov is ousted as defense chief, Timoshenko reorganizes the central front, Budyonny handles the south, and 46 year old Zhukov is placed in command of the western zone after key shifts in the Moscow region.
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Associated Press
Joseph Stalin
Defense
Kiiment Voroshilov
Stalin
Defense Committee
Semeon Timoshenko
Russia
Timoshenko
Voroshilov
Budyonny
Moscow
Gregory Zhukov
Zhukov
Young Soviet Republc
Outer Mongolia
Kiev
Red Army
Pravda
Budyennny
Budyenny
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures Reported for Oct 29
Treasury figures show receipts of 15 968 424.86 and expenditures of 73 387 161.80 for October 29 with a gross debt of 53 361 335 877.24. A reader asks about the Sargent frieze of Hebrew prophets and is told it sits in the Boston Public Library.
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Washington
the Treasury
Sargent
Boston Public Library
Bank Closings on Election Day November 4 1941
Banks announce November 4 1941 will be closed as a legal holiday for the election. Paper maturing that date may be paid November 5 1941. Signatories include Harold G Brown Shenandoah Valley Natl Bank George B Bushnell Union Bank of Winchester John S Sloat Commercial and Savings Bank J H Yost Farmers and Merchants Natl Bank.
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Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley Nat'l Bank
Geo. B. Bushnell
Union Bank of Winchester
Silent French Protest Calls Five Minutes of Quiet
In a war era note by DeWitt Mackenzie via Fred Vanderschmidt, French citizens are urged to observe five minutes of silence at 4 p.m. Paris time to condemn hostage killings by German forces. The piece notes censorship impedes full reporting from occupied zones, but expects broad domestic sympathy across Bordeaux Nantes Marseille and Lille.
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Hallowe’en
Saman
England
Nantes
Bordeaux
Charles de Gaulle
France
Vichy
Marseille
Lille
London
Wall
Nantes-Bordeaux
GAINESBORO SCHOOL NEWS Highlights Staff Rosters
Editor Hugh Daily and Assistant Editor Bobbie Brown lead a student newspaper featuring reports from each class plus drama clubs and interested groups. Senior Juanita Roe and junior Opal Whitacre contribute. extra notes list clubs such as G A A and F F A alongside faculty acknowledgments.
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Hugh Daily
Bobbie Brown
Juanita Roe
Opal Whitacre
Eula Lutzenheiser
June DeHaven
Carlton Patterson
Junior Bayliss
Scott Wingfield
G. H. S Senior Class Elects Officers
The Senior Class of G. H. S. met September 22 and organized selecting officers: President Hugh Daily Vice-President Frank Allanson Secretary Eva Foreman Treasurer Grace Sager Reporter Juanita Roe. Seventeen members enrolled including Allanson Ander son Bayliss Bigert Constable Daily Foreman Fox Gano Glynn Patterson Roe Rogers Sager Triplett Wingfield.
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Hugh Daily
Frank Allanson
Eva Foreman
Grace Sager
Juanita Roe
Lillian Anderson
Junior Bayliss
James Biggert
Garlandine Constable
Lucille Daily
Rosalie Fox
Daniel Gano
Nina Glynn
Carlton Patterson
Elwood Rogers
Crystal Triplett
Scott Wingfield
Senior Dramatic Club Elects New Officers and Plans Halloween Party
The Senior Dramatic Club elected Frank Alison president with Garry Constable as vice president Rosalie Fox secretary Crystal Triplett treasurer and Carlton Pattison reporter The president named Eva Foreman Daniel Gow and Hugh Dailey to draft a constitution and by laws adopted at the second meeting Junior Bayliss Grace Sager and Scott Wingfield were appointed to plan a Halloween party for October 30.
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Frank Alison
Garry Constable
Rosalie Fox
Crystal Triplett
Treasure
Carlton Pattieson
Eva Foreman
Daniel Gow
Hugh Dailey
Junior Bayliss
Grace Sager
Scott Wingfield
Hallowe’en
Junior class organizes year and elects officers
The junior class has organized for the year and elected officers. Presid refers to president and other roles, outlining the student leadership setup.
Local club officers listed in brief notes
The readout names Bobbie Brown as vice president Ronald Phillips as secretary Anna Kern as treasurer and Marie Brannon as reporter with Opal Whitacre noted among attendees.
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Bobbie” Brown
Ronald Phillips
Anna Kern
Marie Brannon
Opal Whitacre
G H S Dramatic Club Elects Officers
G H S dramatic club elects Anna Kern as president Opal Whitacre as vice president Viola Grove as secretary Sam Whitacre as treasurer and Bobbie Brown as reporter. The group meets Fridays to rehearse and scout talent for a possible one act play with the senior drama club.
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Anna Kern
Opal Whitacre
Viola Grove
Sam Whitacre
Dramtics
Clarke Gable
Bette Davis
Bobbie” Brown
Committee forms to equip outdoor basketball court plan
At the latest meeting a committee was appointed by the president to prepare a court and secure equipment for outdoor basketball. New games such as handball and football were introduced, and the girls began learning to play.
Congress Member Defends Co-Ops in Virginia Speech
Representative Jerry Voorhis of California defended farm cooperatives in Richmond arguing cooperatives help farmers market crops and gain price influence, and to buy supplies cheaper, despite Virginia critics who fear threats to the American way. He acknowledged objections raised in the state.
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Richmond
Jerry Voorhis
D-Calif
Southern State Cooperative
Virginia
Voorhis
New High School Adds Table Tennis and Badminton
Several sports were suggested including table tennis and badminton. Committees have chosen to secure equipment for these. The current number of sports cannot provide ample recreation for all students. The new games will be appreciated, and officials hope to obtain the necessary materials soon.
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Bayliss
Gainesboro High Sophomores Organize Officers and Plans
The Gainesboro High School sophomore class organized electing Katherine Davis president Eva Richard vice president Eleanor White secretary William Berry treasurer and Mary Lee Miller reporter. Eula May Lutz Enhiser will fill in for the reporter until her return. The group and freshmen plan a Halloween party with committees for entertainment and refreshments.
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Gainesboro High School
Katherine Davis
Eva Richard
Eleanor White
William Berry
Mary Lee Miller
Eula May Lutzenhiser
June de Haven
Jean Philpott
Malcolm Bayliss
Arlan Anderson
Lee Anderson
Eighth Grade Officers Chosen In Class Meeting
The eighth grade held a class meeting on October 16, 1941 at 12 15 p m Mr Ross presided Officers elected for the coming year include President William Braithwaite Vice President Malcolm Bayliss Secretary Mary Kerr Treasurer Paul Carter and Reporter June De Haven
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June DeHaven
Mr. Ross
William Braithwaite
Malcolm Bayliss
Mary Kerr
Paul Carter
June de Haven
Chapter activity and thrift bank progress noted
The chapter runs a pest contest with points for pest destruction and prizes for top scorers. A thrift bank has collected 14.70 dollars in three weeks. Ground leveling for a new basketball court is planned and soon under construction. Members including Mr. Ramsey attended the Northern Triangle Federation meeting in Washington Virginia with delegates Hugh Dailey and Scott Wingfield and other members Carlton Patterson Junior Bayliss Arlen Anderson and Jennings Pletcher.
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Mr. Ramsey
Northern Triangle Federation
Washington
Virginia
Hugh Dailey
Scott Wingfield
Carlton Patterson
Junior Bayliss
Arlen Anderson
Jennings Pletcher
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Gainesboro School News
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Hable’s Real Estate
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