Protest On Censorship In England
London report notes neutral countries receive little London news while Germany sends more. Swiss journalist blocked from sending German language article by mail and a neutral state head’s activities were publicly read and censored. American journalists faced gasoline ration limits at the ministry of mines, with neutral reporters' access shaping public sentiment.
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London
News Chronicle
Germany
News-Chronicle
Ministry of Information
Ministry of Mines
Winchester Lions Plan Picnic Dance and Weight Lifting Event
Several Winchester Lions Club members will attend a picnic and dance at Lost River State Park in West Virginia Thursday under Moorefield Lions Club auspices. They also plan to attend charter night in Hancock Maryland next Tuesday and a Lions luncheon at Golden Glow at 12 30. Charles Lillis demonstrated weight lifting during the luncheon and the club will sponsor a championship weight lifting contest at Sarah Zane Hall Saturday night at 6 with the main event at 10 30. Members who attended other clubs' meetings during the summer discussed the progress of their activities.
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Winchester Lions Club
Lost River
W. Va
State Park
Moorefield
Lions Club
Lions
Hancock
Charles Lillis
Sarah Zane
Executor's Sale of Mary C Rhyan Property in Winchester
The executor will auction the Mary C. Rhyan property at 12 noon on Saturday Sept 30 1939 in front of Winchester Court House Virginia. The home at 26 Valley Avenue fronts 39 feet on Valley and 100 feet deep to South Braddock Street with two parcels offered separately or as a whole. Immediate possession with terms 1/3 cash and balance in two annual installments secured by deed of trust and fire policy. auctioneers Duvall & Dunn.
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Court House
Winchester
Virginia
Mary C. Rhyan
Valley Avenue
Braddock Street
Ray Grim
E. W. Cather
Conduct Rites For Mr Crowl
Funeral services for E. A. Crowl of 112 North Washington street were held at 9 this morning at Omps Funeral Home with interment in Rose Hill Cemetery Hagertown Md. Rev. R. H. Hannon and Rev. O'Leary officiated. Pallbearers included C. B. Mallory W. B. Pingley L. J. McElligott Bruce Gorham Ray Curtis and J. L. Everhart. Crowl had served 25 years with C P Telephone Company, 15 as local wire chief.
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E. A. Crowl
North
Washington Street
Omps
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hagerstown
R. H. Hannon
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Father O'Leary
Hagers Town
C. B. Mallory
W. B. Pingley
L. J. McElligott
Bruce Gorham
Ray Curtis
J. L. Everhart
Mr. Crowl
C. & P. Telephone Company
Pershing Calls for Bigger Army at Special Congress
General John J. Pershing urged Congress at its coming special session to fund a full peace strength for the U S military. He proposed 280000 in the regular army and 424000 in the National Guard, noting current expansions to 227000 and 235000. From Walter Reed Hospital he recalled World War I lessons and warned against delay if war returns.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
Congress
National Guard
Europe
Roosevelt
Guard
Walter Reed Hospital
Negro Is Held On Liquor Count
Homer Butler, colored, of Middletown, Va., was taken into custody by county and state authorities yesterday on a charge of possessing illegal liquor. A pint bottle and several empty jugs were found in the building. Hearing before Trial Justice A. J. Tavenner has not been set.
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Homer Butler
Middletown
A. J. Tavenner
Funeral Rites For Mrs Prince In Rest Virginia
Funeral services were held for Mrs Sue Prince at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E W Smallwood. Rev W C Talbert of Winchester conducted the rites though Rev Fielding was sick. Several relatives from a distance attended and many beautiful floral tributes were given.
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Rest
Sue Prince
E. W. Smallwood
W. C. Talbert
Winchester
Rev. Fielding
Grant
Ashwood
Stephenson
le Noah Small Brnning
George Clark
William Frazier
Snap
Rotary Head To Visit Winchester For Official Visit
Rotary Governor Dave R. Shearer of Johnson City Tennessee will tour the Winchester Club tomorrow in an official visit. He is district governor of the 186th district elected at Rotary's 30th annual convention last June. The Winchester club founded in 1921 meets weekly at the George Washington Hotel with president Covington and secretary Coffman and about 60 members to discuss club administration and activities.
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Dave R. Shearer
Johnson City
Tenn
Rotary International
Winchester
Rotary Club
Shearer
Rotary
Covington
Coffman
French Insist British Force Is In Battle
Saarbruecken remains a focal point as French claim control of two thirds of the Warndt forest west of the town amid ongoing counter attacks. Observers say the campaign is still in a preliminary phase with a major offensive anticipated. British expeditionary force supposedly completed its landing as air combat activity increases and three German planes are reported shot down.
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Saarbruecken
Saar
Warndt
Tage
Allied
Supreme War Council
War Ministry
Aerial dogfights as French and German forces clash near Saarbruecken
German planes crossed the border to scout Allied movements while French fighters engaged in dog fights above the front. French reports claim both sides lost several planes in crashes as a fresh French squadron pressed toward Paris. German artillery shelled villages near Saarbruecken as French forces advance on Siegfried line under heavy fire.
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Paris
Saarbruecken
Siegfried Line
Artillery Exchange Resumes Across Frontline Skirmish
French guns thundered in a fierce reply as lines clashed at the front. Reporters describe heavy artillery duels and advancing positions amid grim battlefield conditions.
Prayer Service at Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Mid week service at the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour begins at 8 o clock with a sermon from the pastor on Four Square of Life. A choir rehearsal follows the service.
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Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Grove Will Is Recorded Admitting Executor and Life Interest
The will of the late E. H. Grove is recorded in Coc. M. Smith's office with Claude M. Grove named executor and a $5,000 bond. His mother Mrs. Sallie E. Grove signs as surety. The widow has a life interest and the estate will be sold after her death with proceeds divided among the children Maude Virginia Hockman, William A. Grove, Charles E B Grove, Claude M. Grove, Stanley H. Grove, Lovell H. Grove, Sarah E. Henshall, and Bright Viola Grove.
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E. H. Grove
Coc. M. Smith
Corporation Court
Claude M. Grove
Rs. Sallie E. Grove
Grove
Maude Virginia Hockman
William A. Grove
Charles EB. Grove
Stanley H. Grove
Lovell H. Grove
Sarah E. Henshall
Bright Viola Grove
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Notice
Information Bureau of the Winchester Evening Star in Washington D C offers answers to questions of fact. Refer to page 4 column 4 for details.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Enroll Now for 12 Week Secretarial Course
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DuPuy Rites To Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Nelia Booker DuPuy who died yesterday at her son in law and daughter’s home at 408 West Clifford Street will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at the Hampden Sydney College campus church. The remains will be moved with family to Hampden Sydney tomorrow morning.
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Nelia Booker DuPuy
J. B. Beverley, Jr
West Clifford Street
Hampden-Sydney College
Hampden-Sydney
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