Soviets Charge Fascists With Aggression And Threats
Pravda warns Italian Fascists have begun a dangerous Mediterranean game that could have terrible consequences. It calls for action at an anti piracy conference in Switzerland and criticizes Britain for inaction while promising Soviet protection for sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihets
Mediterranean
Russia
Italy
Switzerland
Pravda
Soviet Union
Ehben Haas
Sterday
Moscow
England
Interest Grows In U. B. Revival at Reliance
The United Brethren revival at Reliance gains attention nightly with many blessed and several professing faith in Christ. Wednesday night is Mothers Night with gifts for the oldest mother and the mother with the largest family. The revival continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren
Reliance
City Parents Urge Caution as Children Return to School
Mayor Winchester recalls students will again be on streets to and from school. Drivers urged to slow down and be vigilant to prevent injuries, noting children may forget safety lessons in the excitement of crossing streets.
Call Extended To Rev J A Lollis Of Bristol Va
Congregational meeting votes to extend a call to Rev J Alger Lollis of Bristol Virginia to become pastor. Pending acceptance no further steps are planned to fill the vacancy caused by Rev George Earle Owen resigning effective October 1. Mr Lollis is about 26, BA Milligan College and BD from Yale, supplied at Melrose Christian Roanoke this summer, married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J. Alger Lollis
Bristol
George Earle Owen
Owen
University of Chicago
Louis
Virginia
Milligan College
Tenn
Yale University
Melrose Christian Church
Roanoke
G. W. Riley
H. H. Jennings
Claude Grove
Ray Blosser
Gertrude Clevenger
Braddock Street Church Plans For Baltimore Conference Guests
Committees of Braddock Street Methodist Church plan housing and entertainment for ministerial and lay delegates attending the Baltimore Annual Conference. The church, with more than 1 000 members, expects over 200 Virginia West Virginia Maryland and District of Columbia churches to send pastors and delegates. About 500 visitors from general church boards commissions and agencies are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street
Rouss Firemen Hold An Outing At Elizabeth Furnace
More than 300 Cherney Rouss Fire Company members families and friends attended a picnic at Elizabeth Furnace in the George Washington National Forest yesterday. The event featured athletic contests light lunch refreshment by the committee Happy Five String Band provided music and transportation was arranged by two chartered buses. Winners of prizes in the contests were:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherney Rouss Fire Company
Elizabeth Furnace
George Washington National Forest
Happy Five String Band
Reuss
Smiling Service Highlight At Pure Food Store
A cheerful scene at the Pure Food Store features friendly customer service and a welcoming atmosphere as shoppers browse aisles.
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Pure Food Store
Winchester Schools Open 1937 38 Session at 9 A M
Superintendent Quarles announced a full five days a week schedule for the Winchester public schools beginning the 1937 38 term with 9 o'clock opening. The first day will see teachers and principals meet at Handley building to discuss plans for the coming year. The city’s public schools date to 1871 and this term runs about ten months.
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Winchester
Handley Building
Winchester School Board
Col
William Byrd
Colonel Byrd
German Smith
Charles L. Crum
Frederick County
Magill Smith
J. C. van Fossen
L. Klipstine
Cordelia Aulick
Annie Deahl
Annie Fuller
A Gibson
Susie ‘Klip
J. W Diggs
J. E. Burwell
Garland R. Quarles
Rebels Claiming Fresh Successes on Fronts in Spain
Rebels report fresh gains in the northwest and northeast of Spain. Insurgent columns near Gijon advance within 20 miles of the Biscayan port and government positions southwest of Gijon fall. On the Aragon front, forces regain ground at El Campillo and San Pedro as they push toward Zaragoza.
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Hendaye
Gijon
Aragon
Zaragoza
Gijob
Biscayan
Oviedo
Eichite
el Campillo
San Pedro
Mediana
Belchite
Zaragona
Defense Ministry
Valenica
Barro
Calorio
British Not Satisfied With Japan's Interim Reply
London reports Britain remains dissatisfied with Japan s interim note on the ambassador assault protest. Britain hints a final reply should not be long delayed as the cabinet plans to review the issue tomorrow. Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen was reportedly targeted while en route from Nanking to Shanghai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
China
Japan
Hughe Knatchbull-Huggessen
Nanking
Shanghai
In Custody Over Embezzlement Case Transfers to Elkins Jail
A former assistant cashier of the Farmers Bank and Trust Company in Charles Town West Virginia faces embezzlement charges. Authorities estimate about 500000 dollars of bank funds misused. Russell will be moved to a jail in Elkins West Virginia before the federal grand jury convenes next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Charles Town
W. Va
Russell
Elkins
Berryville man held as material witness in embezzlement case
J Raymond Levi of Berryville Virginia is held in Berryville jail as a material witness in the embezzlement case of J Richard Russell. Federal authorities requested the holding though no official statement was issued. Audit of bank accounts continues to speed up the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Levi
Farmers Bank and Trust
Charles Town
W. Va
J. Raymond Levi
Berryville
J. Richard Russell
Farmers Bank and Trust Company
Levi
John Hott Dies At His Home In West Virginia
John Thomas Hott, long prominent in Frederick county affairs, died Sunday evening at his Martinsburg West Virginia home at age sixty nine. He was born November 14 1868 near Gerardstown West Virginia and moved to Frederick county as a child. He later lived in Berkeley county before marriage to Cora Holden on June 15 1898 producing four daughters.
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John Thomas Hott
Frederick County
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Hott
David F
Rachel Ann Hott
Gerardstown
Berkeley County
Hott
Cora Holden
Josephine Seibert
Detroit
Mich
Virginia Grove
Pikeside
Rich
New Victories Seen By Borah For Laborites
Senator Borah says organized workers head toward political and economic gains and will receive only fair outcomes. He praises Donald Richberg's Duluth speech as the most telling of Labor Day day. Borah foresees a wage and hour bill as a stop gap until unorganized groups join the labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate Labor Committee
Borah
Richberg
Idahoan
Donald Richberg
NRA
Congress
Duluth
Minn
Labor
Philip la Follette
Edw. F. McGrady Quits Labor Post
Hyde Park New York September 7 Edward F McGrady resigns as assistant Secretary of Labor announced at the summer White House He will become director of labor relations for the Radio Corporation of America in a letter he said his new employer has cordially agreed he will be available for future service to the government The President accepted the resignation with deep regret praising McGrady’s industrial background and value in labor management relations.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Edward F McGrady
White House
McGrady
Radio Corpation of America
Labor Day Traffic Injuries Reported In Seven Persons
A Labor Day collision on Route 50 west of the state line injured seven people, five badly. Mrs Margaret Osgood of Washington remains hospitalized with serious injuries, while her husband William Osgood, Marvin Hedrick, Clarence Craft, Clarence Madison, Marie Williams Poles, and craft were treated for various injuries. The crash, attributed to brake failure on a wet road, involved Hedrick driving west from Washington and Craft of Uniontown.
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Margaret Osgood
Washington
Memorial Hospital
State Line
William K. Osgood
Marvin Hedrick
Osgood
Senseney
Marie Williams Poles
Stephens City
Route 50
West Virginia
Washington, D. C
Carence H. Craft
Uniontown
Romney
W. Va
Americans In Shanghai Protest Roosevelt View
The American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai protested to Secretary Hull against President Roosevelt’s warning that Americans in China remained at their own risk. They called the stance untenable and urged protection of American interests and prestige. Admiral Yarnell ordered dependents of U S naval personnel to evacuate Shanghai as transport allowed.
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Shanghai
American Chamber of Commerce of
Hull
Washington
Roosevelt
China
United States
Chamber of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
State Department
Far East
America
Harry E. Yarnell
Yangtzepoo
Chapel
Kiangwan
North Station
Commercial Press
International
Chambber of Commerce of
Cld
Cordell Hull
Chaumont
Shanghai War
Marblehead
Tientsin
Frederick Maze
Ningpo
Chekiang Province
Heart Ailment Fatal To William T. Boyd
William T. Boyd a Frederick county resident and longtime Winchester citizen died about 11 o clock this morning at Memorial Hospital after heart trouble. He was eighty one, born August 10 1855. Survived by widow Anna B. Jones and brother Robert L. Boyd. Funeral at Jones chapel on South Loudoun Street at 11 o'clock Thursday with Rev. W. B. Obaugh officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Boyd
Frederick County
Winchester
Loudoun Street
Memorial Hospital
Mr. Boyd
Woodward A
Elizabeth Fisher Boyd
Virginia
Anna B. Jones
Robert L. Boyd
Fredericks County
Jones Chapel
South Londoun Street
W. B. Obaugh
The
United Brethren
Dates for Concert Campaign in Winchester Changed
It was announced this afternoon that the Winchester branch will conduct its annual membership drive from September 20 to September 27 due to a conflict with the Lexington Virginia National Concert Association campaign. Originally the drive was to begin September 27 and run through October 2 with a National representative planned to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
National Concert Association
Winchester
Church member laid to rest in Mount Hebron Cemetery
The obituary notes the deceased's longtime church membership. Interment will be in the family lot at Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers consisting of his nephews.
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Mount Hebron
Flying flags could not shield American property in Shanghai
Japanese forces seized the huge Seventh Day Adventist mission in Yangtzepoo district north of Shanghai despite American flags. Fire and bombardment roared across Shanghai as Japan pressed toward inland operations, while U S officials prepared evacuations for civilians and naval families.
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Shanghai
Yangtzepoo District
United States
Whangpoo
Woosung
Chapel
Kiangwan
Special Value Double and Bound End Blankets Moling and Cather
Special value items include double and bound end blankets sold by Moling and Cather. The listing highlights affordable options with emphasis on value and quality for household use.
Yard Party Burnt Factory Benefit
A yard party at Burnt Factory hosted after a church event on September 8 supports a local night plant. Proceeds aid the project with live entertainment and a community fundraiser atmosphere.
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Anti-Piracy” Conference of Mediterranean Powers
Il Duce
U. B
J.A. Lollis
Bristol, Va
Divinity School
Yale
George E. Owen
Baltimore
Rouss
Ings
Quarles
Washington Post
John Hott
Senate
F. McGrady
Labor Post
Radio Corp
U.S. A
Shanghai Lights
Morris J. Harris
National Fruit Product
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