Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Zombro held at Enders
Bites Tomorrow For Mrs Zombro. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at 11 o clock at Enders Funeral Home for Mrs Minnie Elizabeth Zombro mother of Joseph E B Zombro who died at Memorial Hospital Monday night. Rev A O Lyons pastor of the Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Greenhill Cemetery.
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Wererel Cervices
Enders
Minnie Elizabeth Zombro
Joseph EB. Zombro
Memorial Hospital
A. O. Lyons
Methodist Church
Greenhill Cemetery
Second Deferment For Buddy Lewis
Dr. L. M. Glenn of the District Selective Service Board announced that Washington third baseman Buddy Lewis received a second deferment for army service. The new reporting date is October 10, after a prior deferment to August 1 granted because he supported his parents. The Belmont local board's decision was overruled in both instances.
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Charlotte
N. C
L. M. Glenn
District Selective Service Board
Buddy Lewis
Washington
Lewis
Belmont
Here
Senate debates new revenue bill amid criticism from Clark and LaFollette
A Senate Finance Committee backed bill would raise about 3.68 billion annually, with 2.25 million more taxpayers under new exemptions. Senator Clark called it a hodge podge and LaFollette condemned it as indefensible and inequitable, arguing it shifts costs to the poor while protecting corporate wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finance Committee
House
Senate
Clark
D.-Mo
Finance Group
LaFollette
Cies
Roosevelt Signals Broad War Spending and Lend Lease Hints
The article reports Roosevelt urging reduction of non essential production while expanding arms spending. It notes plans to curb speculation and hoarding of materials, and signals a new lease lend program expected within a week. The original lease loan was seven billion. officials expect about five billion in the forthcoming request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Congress
District Nurses Are Kept Busy
August was a busy month for the District Nurse Association staff with an orthopedic clinic, 39 patient examinations, hospital referrals, school and preschool visits, and tuberculosis care. In all, 278 visits were recorded across prenatal, infant, preschool, school, tuberculosis, and adult patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Nurse Association
Robert V. Punsten
Gertrude Barton Day School
Lodge
P. W. Boyd
Bible School
Haddox Street
Memorial Hospital
City Welfare Department
University of Virginia Hospital
Blue Ridge Sanatorium
Tuberculosis Seal Sale Fund
Peterson Stops at Kernstown in Byrd Radio Officer Visit
Lieutenant Carl O. Peterson, Byrd expedition radio operator and head of radio operations on the U S S Ranger, paused at the Appleway Cabin Camp in Kernstown with Mrs. Peterson last night. They planned a brief stay en route to New York for a short furlough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl O. Peterson
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
Ranger
Appleway
Kernstown
Peterson
New York
Mexico Receives Credit for 160 U.S. Warplanes
An official report states the United States will grant a special credit enabling Mexico to acquire 160 American warplanes. The credit hinges on settling pending bilateral questions. Two new aerial regiments will be formed in the Mexican area Army by year end. President Manuel Avila Camacho told Congress the U.S.-Mexico questions were nearing resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Mexico
Area Army
Manuel Avila Camacho
Congress
Court Records List Reckless Driving and Disorderly Conduct
In Marlow Court of the Trial Justice a series of cases include W Wheeler Zuck Jr Pirozzi Moyers Hussion alias William Preston and Meadows with drunken and disorderly conduct. Penalties range from fines five dollars to 60 days suspended and three months on the state farm.
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Marlow
Artis W. Wheeler
Frederick Zuck, Jr
Peter R. Pirozzi
Grant Moyers
John J. Hussion
William Preston
Edith Meadows
Gibbons Street
George R. “Hackler
Roanoke
Parise Lake
Lemuel Thomas
Reliance
Harry Jones
Scholarship Won By John Rudolph At Virginia Tech
Sears Roebuck Co awards a $100 Virginia Tech dairy farming scholarship to Frederick County graduates. This year it goes to John Tonape son of Mr and Mrs Taylor M Rudolph of Cedar Creek Grade. Previous awardees were Alonzo Fox in 1939 and Kenwyn Triplett last year, both from Gore.
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Sears Roebuck Co
Virginia Tech
Frederick County
John Tonape
Taylor M. Rudolph
Cedar Creek
Alonzo Fox
Kenwyn Triplett
Gore
Three Men And Girl Indicted For Espionage Ring
Three men and an 18 year old girl were indicted on conspiracy to violate the espionage act. Federal agents describe an international ring operating in New York and in Spain Portugal and Germany. The defendants in custody allegedly gathered and sent details on American military movements and coastal strategic points to European colleagues.
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New York
Spain
Portugal
Germany
Europe
Yankee Stadium To Have Opener
New York September 3 Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw M Landis announced that the 1941 world series will open at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday October 1. He also scheduled a single off day between games six and seven if the series lasts seven games to allow better ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kenesaw M. Landis
Yankee Stadium
Landis
Dodgers May Host World Series At Ebbets Field
Brooklyn official Larry MacPhail said if the Dodgers win the National League pennant their home World Series games will be played at Ebbets Field. He noted the club has considered transferring any games but will not seek approval from Commissioner Landis. Landis discussed world series plans with contenders today.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Incumbents Retained as Police Chief Tenure Indefinite
Traffic problems dominated a council meeting with R Frank Barr urging longer traffic light cycles and a Walk signal on amber lenses. The panel debated truck use on Washington street causing damage while Kremer motion to bar trucks and restore stop signs passed 8 to 3. Tax books were purged of delinquents as part of the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Anderson
City council approves street extensions and improvements
Four years and ranging from 4 few cents to about $12 each. The taxes aggregating about $824, were deemed uncollectable. On motion of Mr. Dellinger, permission to extend Morgan street 90 feet north of the present dead end was granted. B. H. Hamman also was granted permission for street developments in the Euclid avenue section. Dr. Hawthorne opposed the proposed Amherst street ware house by George W. Patton due to zoning. He said no recommendation was made and noted widening of Boscawen street would create an off-set hazard. Council voted up to 2750 for a cyclone fence about Rouss spring and pumping station from unexpended capital improvement funds. Excavation and grading progress on North Kent and Tennyson avenues. curb and gutter work on National avenue. sewer and water mains on Miller. Potter Associates sewer survey report delayed to October. Mrs. Homer Lyman finished in service training at the University of Virginia. Council approved up to 1000 for almshouse improvements.
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R. Frank Barr
Washington Street
Washington
Kremer
Boscawen
Dr. Anderson
W. P. Anderson
E. E. Baker
Brady. Largent
A. Lee Coble
Dr. Hawthorne
Thomas Kremer
C. Douglas Barnett
Miller Streit
Dellinger
Morgan Street
B. H. Hamman
Euclid Avenue
Hawthorne
Public and Local Improvement Committee
Amherst Street
George W. Patton
Herman Hable
Boscawen Street
Plaza
Loudoun Street
Loudoun
Rouss Spring
Capital Improvement Fund
North Kent and
Tennyson Avenue
National Avenue
North Kent Street
Fairmont Avenue
Miller
Alexander Potter Associates
Homer Lyman
University of Virginia
Tank Cars Could Boost East Coast Oil Flow
200,000 barrels daily could be moved by 20,000 tank cars within a week. Maloney cited eastern shortage at 174,000 barrels per day as oil shift from water routes to Britain changes the supply. Pelley said solid trains from Louisiana and Texas to the Atlantic could offset the shortfall.
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Maloney
Davies
Louisiana
Texas
Atlantic Seaboard
Pelley
Britain
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Mrs. Zombro
Astsilone
Shengas
Ben
Jewel
Parker's Quink
H. H. Gellins Tak Eradicator Watermans Fountain
Geese-Heck
Allamerican
Colorite
Premier
Pencraft
Ambassador
Zephyr
Parker
Lesars
Premier Typewriter
Square Deal
Inchea
Pal Writing
Chicago
Mechanical
Webster’s
NEW American
Lieut Peterson
John Rudolph
E. W. Miller
Coble
Fire Department
House of Service
Omps Funeral Home
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
N. Braddock
Warhouse
C. B. Smalts & Son
Winchester Business College
W. Boscawen St
Caromel
Carter
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