Presbyterian Group To Meet Soon in Staunton
The annual meeting of the Woman's auxiliary Synod of Virginia Presbyterian church will be held September 23 to 25 at the Second Presbyterian church in Staunton. Speakers from home and foreign missions will attend. Mrs. Francis Crawford of Farmville will preside, with arrangements by Mrs. W. A. Brand and Mrs. C. K. Morrison.
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W. A. Brand
Second Church
C. K. Morrison
Giant New York steam blast roars through Greenwich Village
A massive underground steam main ruptured in downtown New York last night creating a 600 square foot crater and a 150 foot geyser of steam and debris. Police said it was miraculous no serious injuries occurred as the blast knocked residents off their feet and disrupted subway service on the Interborough System’s west side line between Chambers Street and Times Square. Deputy Fire Chief James H. Quinn attributed the cause to a burst 36 inch conduit feeding the hot steam pipe.
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Greenwich Village
James H. Quinn
Interborough System
West Side
Chambers Street
Times Square
Argentina probes German ambassador amid subversion case
A Buenos Aires congressional committee moved to present a resolution accusing German Ambassador Edmund von Ther Mann of overstepping his functions and abusing diplomatic privileges. The body claims documentary proof and labels German cultural and workers groups as extensions of the outlawed Nazi party, urging the German chamber of commerce to lose special rights.
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Argentina
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Or of Deputies
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German National Socialist Party
Workers Front
German Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Funeral Rites for Mr. Riddleberger Held in Woodstock
Harrison Heath Riddleberger aged 58 died in New York City from a heart attack. Burial at Massanutten Cemetery was led by Rev. F. A. Brown. Survived by wife Mary Cuddy two sons Holt and Stephen two daughters Lucy and Mrs. William Higgins two grandchildren two sisters Olive Ridleberger and Mrs. Gilbert Kelly two brothers F. B. Riddleberger and Ralph H. Riddleberger Services were in New York before the body arrived in Woodstock.
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Beckford Episcopal Church
U. S
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Emma Belew Riddleberger
George Washington University
Norfolk
New York
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Holt
Stephen Riddleberger
Lucy Riddleberger
William Higgins
Olive Ridleberger
Gilbert Kelly
Kenilworth
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F. B. Riddleberger
Ralph H. Riddleberger
Taylor Talks With Pope Pius XII On War and Peace
Myron C. Taylor, Roosevelt’s emissary, met with Pope Pius XII and Cardinal Maglione in private sessions at the Vatican to discuss war and peace. The talks centered on Soviet Russia policy and the world’s welfare, with further meetings planned in Rome next week.
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Tends to Return to Washington for fuller report to President
The phrase notes a report returning to Washington to provide the President with a fuller account than what can be sent by cable. It implies ongoing communications and the expectation of a more complete briefing directly to the executive.
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Cable
Who Discovered Robert Taylor and Roosevelt’s Law Degree
The question and answer from The Winchester Star Information Bureau note that E. Aliver Hinsdell discovered Robert Taylor after spotting him in a student production at Pomona College. Roosevelt earned both a regular law degree and an honorary degree from Columbia University in 1907.
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Gee
Robert Taylor
W. E. Aliver Hinsdell
Metro-Gwyn-Mayer
Pomona Gellegs
Roosevelt
Columbia University
Presbyterians To Support Work Among Soldiers
The Virginia Synod of the Southern Presbyterian Church endorses financial and organizational backing for church work among members in the armed forces. It backs the defense service council plan to operate through home churches and near camps, with committees in Norfolk, Hanover, and Potomac Presbyteries and offices planned for Norfolk, Newport News, Petersburg.
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Virginia Synod of the
Southern Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Defense Service Council
Union Theological Seminary
Virginia Presbyterian Defense Service Council
Norfolk, Hanover and Potomac Presbyteries
Norfolk
Newport News
Petersburg
Virginia Council Headed by Rev C J Holelongsworth
The Virginia council is led by the Reverend C. J. Hole landsworth of Norfolk. The phrase Washington is cited as the path forward for a forthcoming step.
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Washington
Virginia
C. J. Hole Landsworth
Norfolk
Almanac Promises Handy Daily Reference for Family Use
The 1941 UNCLE SAM'S ALMANAC offers over 100 objects of practical information including school laws postal rates weather facts and health notes. Readable for daily use it stresses value and urges readers to order a copy for ten cents postpaid from the Information Bureau Washington D C.
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