Nine Senators Face renomination Next Week In Multiple States
Primaries and Maine general election are set for next week. Nine senators seek renomination amid Roosevelt drive to unseat Mil lard E Tydings and Walter F George in Maryland and Georgia. Georgia votes Wednesday with Law rence Camp and Eugene Talmadge among rivals to George.
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Washington
Maine
Topp
Roosevelt
Millard E. Tydings
Walter F. George
Maryland
Georgia
Tydings
David J. Lewis
Lawrence Camp
United States District Attorney
George
Eugene Talmadge
William G. McRea
Atlanta
Senate
Arizona
Colorado
New Hampshire
Utah
Vermont
Adams
D.-Cole
Carl Hayden
D.ariz
Fred H. Brown
Lonergan
D.-Conn
Longergan
Connecticut
Gillette
van Nuys
Ind
Clark
MoeCarran
Nev
Smith
S. C
Thomas
Okla
McAdoo
D.-Calif
California
Pope
D.-Idaho
Renal
Senaation
Ator Pepper
D.-Florida
Shenandoah guide notes Highland as high altitude area
MA Winchester quotes a Shenandoah Valley guidebook referencing Highland as a high altitude region. It cites Trible's Knob near Monterey at about 200 feet above meadow level and riding Knob rising to about 4 400 feet above sea level, with Highland described as substantial in elevation.
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Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Highland
Trible
Monterey
Riding Knob
Truck Sale Promises Chevrolets and Reos on Site
Local sale promotes Chevrolets and Reos with an open trailer display at Miociche Service Station. Details unclear due to OCR issues but emphasizes a truck sale event and vehicle brands.
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Miociche Serice
Peddler Statute To Be Tested In Virginia Case
A warrant issued by Justice Donald Weems targets Correll a Caskey Company driver in Ard Hinsburg West Virginia for violating a Virginia city peddler license tax of 100 per vehicle. The case tests the validity of the peddler license law with Caskey Baking Company backing the challenge before Virginia courts.
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Donald Weems
Correll
Caskey Company, Inc
Ardhinsburg
W.va
Virginia
Caskey Baking , Inc
Star
Caskey Baking Company
Ion
Commonwealth
James P. Reardon
Winchester
Court of Appeals of
Vir- A
Mrs A McWilliams Dies. Rites Planned at Catholic Church
Mrs Albert McWilliams of Capon Bridge West Virginia died Thursday at Allegany Hospital Cumberland Maryland. A requiem mass will be held in the Catholic Church morning and the body will be brought to Winchester for burial that afternoon about 1 45 o clock at the Catholic Cemetery. The grave service will be conducted by Rev Father R E Hannon.
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Albert McWilliams
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Allegany Hospital
Cumberland
Cee Ee
Winchester
R. E. Hannon
Church of the Sacred Heart
Peaches Sold At One Dollar A Bushel
Real estate page notes from Newlin and Co advertise peaches at a price of one dollar per bushel from J. W. Reese Packing House.
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Newlin & Co
J. W. Reese Packing House
Known Service Since 26 J R DuShane
J R DuShane announces long service at 15 Court Square with client trust and historical record. The notice marks ten years of established presence in the legal and professional community since 1926.
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J. R. DuShane
Court Square
Canvass Votes Of Election Held In June In Frederick County
Frederick County election canvass declares winners after a tied result at Stephens City with W E Cook chosen by lot. Middletown awarded mayor Pred J Larrick and council members with votes ranging from 36 to 49. Officials plan a bond election in Stephens City pending proper approvals by September 30.
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Steph City
Icensy
Frederick County
C. G. Brannon
Frederick Circuit Court
Brannon
R. Holmes Yeakle
S. A Rust
W. S. Cook
Middletown
J. Larrick
M. H
Ben F. Rogers
Tom Sperry
G. Larrick
G. W. Borden
T. W. Sperry
Stephens City
Frederick Oe
Prices of Autos To Be Lowered
William S. Knudsen of General Motors predicts 1939 auto production will rise 25 to 30 percent from 1938 due to low stock levels and expects possible lower prices for new models. Chrysler Plymouth cuts 1939 prices by up to 15 dollars, standard line 645 to 740 dollars, deluxe 725 to 805 dollars, to stimulate sales.
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New York
William S. Knudsen
General Motors Corporation
Knudsen
Plymouth
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
D. S. Eddins
Bailey derides federal interference in the south
Senator von W. Bailey denounces federal efforts to destroy southern leaders and fights a purge of Roosevelt loyalists. He urges the South to solve economic social and racial problems in the southern way and rejects northern political mission aries and outside ministers. He insists northern politicians stay out of the South.
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Durham
N. C
von W. Bailey
N. Cc
South
Roosevelt
North Carolina
Bailey
Scouts Plan Winchester Fund Drive for Boy Scout Program
Executive night approves a ten day annual campaign to raise funds for Winchester Boy Scout work. A breakfast for about 100 workers opens the drive on September 26. Campaign features include a Scouts mobilization on September 24 with tents and uniform duty. Rev. Ronald S Wilson appointed campaign director.
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Winchester
Charles P. McVicar
Tom Baldridge
Ronalds. Wilson
Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church
Moore Leads Sarazen After 36 Glens Falls Round
Frank Moore of Mamaroneck smooth stroked a 69 after a 71 to take a two stroke edge at halfway of the 72 hole Glens Falls tournament. Gene Sarazen shot 68 to move into second with a 140 total four under par, two behind Moore.
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Glen Falls
N. Y
Frank Moore
Mamaroneck
N. B
Glens Falls
Moore
Gene Sarazen
Squire
Brookfield Center
Conn
Fairmont Avenue Improvements Move Forward at City Limits
City officials approve immediate work on Fairmont Avenue extended where Clara Loy’s property encroaches on the right of way. A $400 appropriation covers lowering water and sewer mains and rebuilding a retaining wall. State Highway Department to build about 100 feet of street with a reduced grade and bottle neck removal from Route 7. A special armory study and site considerations are discussed with estimated building cost around 51048. A special meeting Tuesday will further consider the armory project.
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Common Council
Fairmont Avenue
Arthur M. Field
Jack Brandon
Clara Loy
State Highway Department
Arthur M. Pield
W. C. Poston
Loy
Council
Route 7
Allen Hawthorne
Ian MacCallum
Winchester
Washington
Rouss Springs
Glaize
Market and Clarke
McCormick
Kent Street
J. H. Henry
E. L. Henry
Valley Avenue
Montague Avenue
Braddock Street
CIA
CIA Avenue
Death of Mrs. D. L. Blakemore Removes Wife of Presiding Elder
Mrs. D L Blakemore wife of a former presiding elder of Winchester District Methodist Episcopal Church South died early this week at Towson Maryland The services were held at Towson and the body was interred in Cedar Hill Washington Her husband served as presiding elder for four years The family resided here about 12 years ago She was active in church work especially missionary efforts and helped support a person in China She is survived by her husband two daughters Mrs Ned Pyles and Mrs John Tyler of Washington and two granddaughters.
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D. L. Blezemore
Winchester District
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Ned Pyles
Towson
Washington
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Blakemore
Lawn Party Planned To Aid Winchester TB Patients
Mrs H D Puller treasurer of the tuberculosis fund announces a September lawn party at John Kerr School yard to raise funds for sanatorium care. She appeals to Chamber of Commerce Andrew Bell, fire companies, and Lions Club for support with cakes coffee sugar and cream, asking contributors to notify Mrs Clarence Hardy by phone.
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H. D. Puller
District Nurse Association
Tuberculosis Fund
Andrew Bell
Chamber of Commnerce
Lions Club
Winchester
John Kerr School Yard
Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Hardy
Public notice disclaims ties to Mr. Riley and his orchestra
An independent organization states no business connections with Robert Riley or Bob Riley's Orchestra. George Washington Hotel Orchestra, Henry Seal, manager, signs the notice authenticating the claim.
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Robert Riley
Bob Riley
George Washington Hotel Orchestra
Henry Seal
Special Fall Maku Ware Sale Notice
Special fall maku ware sale will be continued Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday and Wednesday John 8 Miller & Co. announces continuation of the sale on the listed days with hours on page 1.
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Tues
Wed
John
Miller & Co
Benes Urges Readiness for Sacrifice Over Sudeten Crisis
President Eduard Benes addressed Czechoslovaks urging readiness for any sacrifice in the Sudeten German crisis. He pledged to protect minority and individual rights while seeking compromise with Germany, Europe, and America, stating the state will survive and pursue peaceful development.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Decree Bans Air Traffic in Western German Border Areas
A decree published in the Official Gazette bans all air traffic in western border districts including Aachen Trier the Palatinate and Baden facing France and Belgium from September 20 until further notice. German aircraft will patrol and use rockets to summon trespassers to descend. noncompliance may trigger firing. Exceptions require air ministry approval.
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Berlin
Aachen
Trier
Palatinate
Baden
France
Belgium
Air Ministry
Candidate for Congress Shot in Louisiana Primary
James Horean, Democratic candidate in Louisiana's sixth district, was shot in the left arm at his summer camp east of Hammond. He was treated at an infimary with a .32 caliber wound and shock but not seriously hurt. Morrison planned to resume campaigning that night despite the attack and blamed the incident on his anti–Griffith stance against Governor Leche's administration.
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New Orleans
James Horean
Congress
Louisiana
Hammond
Morrison
J. K. Griffith
Richard W. Leche
Paul Riley to Direct Frederick County High School Band
Paul H. Riley a Handley graduate and New York School of Music and Arts instructor has been selected by the School Board to direct the Frederick County High School Band Superintendent Leslie D. Kline said Riley known for his zeal and expertise in band instruments will contact students countywide to join the band The county band project aims to unite school players and will be explained at the upcoming Teachers Institute before school opens scheduling two days before the session observed by instructors and officials
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Paul H. Riley
Handley
New York School of Music and Arts
Frederick County High School
Leslie D. Kline
Kline
Riley
Mellnee
W. H. Mcllwee
New York School
Handley Band
MclIlwee
W. A. Riley
McKnee
Teachers Institute
Paris Awaits Britain's Move Amid War Tensions
Paris waits for Britain's response as Hitler's options loom and Neville Henderson may deliver a warning to the German chancellor. French papers stress France would resist any invasion of Czechoslovakia, while Italian relocations raise new concerns near Mont Cenis and Isola.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Adolf Hitler
Sir Neville Henderson
Hitler
Britain
Neville
Mont Censis
Isola
Czechoslovakia
Weather Outlook Shows Intermittent Showers This Week
Showers are forecast for portions of the week in the Middle Atlantic States with possible showers Monday and again Thursday or Friday. Temperatures rise Monday, cool by Wednesday, slightly warm Thursday, and cooler conditions end the week with generally fair weather expected later.
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Middle Atlantic
Not an air show at Valley Airports Tomorrow
Not an air show no parachute jumps or stunts. Long smooth passenger flights are planned at Valley Airports, Inc. tomorrow.
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Valley Airports, Inc
Goering Praises German Air Might Aimed at Sudeten Germans
In Nurnberg on September 10, Hermann Goering hailed Germanys air force as invincible and pledged to annex Sudeten Germans in Czechoslovakia. He warned Czechoslovakia and claimed Germany would withstand any blockade for 30 years, while urging unity with the Fuehrer.
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Louis P. Lochner
Nurnberg
Germany
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Labor Front
Goering
Hitler
Povernee
Moscow
Mistrial Requested in Hines Conspiracy Case
New York September 10 Chief Defense Counsel Lloyd Paul Stryker demanded a mistrial in the four week old court action against James J Hines Tammany leader accused of conspiracy in the Dutch Schultz policy racket Justice Ferdinand Pecora reserved decision after clashes between Stryker and District Attorney Thomas E Dewey The hour long session featured objections and a rebuke from Pecora toward Dewey over a grand jury minutes reference and a cross examination of Lyon Boston.
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New York
Lloyd Paul Stryker
James J. Hines
Tammany District
Dutch Schultz
Ferdinand Pecora
Stryker
Thomas E. Dewey
Stern
Pecora
Dewey
Lyon Boston
William C. Dodge
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Marie Lamont
Pretty
Chicago
Raab
A. McWilliams
Cook
Lot
Stephens City Post
General Motors
Sen. Bailey
Scouts
Fairmont Ave
Pyles
John Tyler
Benes
Europe
America
England
Paul Riley
New County Musical Organization
No. 2
Hines
William Fellowes Morgan
Morgan
Justice Pecora
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