Birth records needed for CCC job applicants
Young applicants aged 18 to 25 applying for CCC camps must bring birth certificates to enrollment. Sergeant Harry K. Smith says certificates curb underage enrollments. Capt. A P Sullivan notes medical officers will require proof of age at examination. Applications go to Miss Margaret Hurst at City Hall for blanks. exams occur at Winchester post office with final camp exams later. First contingent to leave Winchester around Oct 1.
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Harry K. Smith
Margaret Hurst
A. P. Sullivan
Labor Department
Seret. Smith
Winchester
Battle of Winchester 1864 A Civil War Clash Near Berryville
Sheridan moved from Berryville toward Winchester to strike Ramseur's force near Abraham's Creek and the Martinsburg road. The fight opened with Federal horsemen taking an earthwork and the battle raged openly as Early's army arrived, ending in heavy losses on both sides with Union about 5 018 total casualties and Confederates around 2 335.
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Richmond
Lee
Sheridan
Berryville
Morton
Winchester
Virginia
Opequon
Abraham’s Creek
Martinsburg Road
Ramseur
Berryville Pike
Dele
Early
Kernstown
Red Bud Revival Service Opens at United Brethren Church
Revival services began last night at Red Bud United Brethren Church four miles northeast of Winchester with large attendance. Evening sessions run 7 30 to 8 45 with singing, stereoptical pictures, a parable, and a children’s period by Mrs Senger.
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Red Bud United Brethren Church
Winchester
Franklin G. Senger
Flying Squadron Prison Camp Near Newman Georgia
Textile workers from a flying squadron were detained in an overnight improvised National Guard camp near Newman under martial law. Inmates report decent meals and no work while awaiting decisions, with women prisoners nearby discussing sweethearts and clothing amid heavy guard patrols and eight machine gun pits guarding all approaches.
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National Guard
E. N. Brown
Hogansville
S. E. Boswell
Newman
Bayer Ordered To Stop Unfair Aspirin Practices
The Federal Trade Commission ordered Bayer Company Incorporated to cease unfair competitive practices in aspirin sales. The firm did not contest and consented to the order, may still make proper therapeutic claims but cannot imply aspirin is Bayer trademark or claim no harmful effects or no heart depression, and must stop advertising counterfeit or spurious products.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bayer Company Incorporated
New York
Federal Trade Commission
Warren Lions Charter Night A Gala Affair
More than 200 Lions and spouses attended the Warrenton Front Royal Lions Charter Night at West County High School last night. The event featured a banquet, program of entertainment, and special features with a large turnout from Winchester and nearby clubs.
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Winchester
Ren County
Front Royal
J. F. Forsyth, Jr
Hawthorne
America
T. W. Tayloe
B. J. Hillidge
Allan T. Hawthorne
C. R. Anderson
Lion N. E. Wicker, Jr
Forsythe
Front Royal Club
Arthur Wake
Strasburg
Miss Campbell
Yates Willey
Harrisonburg
Charles Town
W. Va
Culpeper
Jos. M. Biggs
E. H. Stokes
P. L. Rogers
W. C. Deming
Lon Tamer
W. M. Herring
J. Bryan Stokes
A. B. Cringler
D. W. Kendrick
Dalton Johnson
Fire Breaks Out at Hitler’s Voelkischer Beobachter Plant
A fire damaged the Chancellor Adolf Hitler’s personal newspaper plant the Voelkischer Beobachter in Berlin with an inquiry into possible incendiary origin. Upper floors were evacuated as authorities suspect arson in light of a prior blaze at the Russian trade delegation quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Associated Press
Berlin
Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
King Pro Tem Sent To Prison
Madrid Sept. 19 The self styled Boris I king of Andorra Pro Tem was sentenced to a year in jail as an undesirable alien for violating an expulsion order. The ruling aims to calm Andorran fears as Boris announced new plans for the tiny republic.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Boris I
Andorra
Red Cross Meeting Set For Thursday at City Hall
The September Red Cross chapter of Frederick County will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock in City Hall Council chamber. A quorum is urged and the session will cover important business, per secretary C Vernon Eddy notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Frederick
American Red Cross
City Hall
Ann
C. Vernon Eddy
President Leaves For Poughkeepsie
Roosevelt orders the floating White House Nourmahal back to Poughkeepsie New York after three hours of waiting for the third race between American and British yachts. A series of notices follows including a private sale of property in Virginia. An 1934 court order in Frederick County Virginia requires defendants Job H Cunningham and Mrs Bessie Cunningham to appear within ten days after publication.
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Associated Press
R. I
Roosevelt
White House Nourmahal
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
John D. Hartman
Frederick
Albin
Winchester
L. J. Hartman
Job Cunningham
Bessie Cunningham
Job H. Cunningham
Bessie Dunn
Virginia
Co. Co. Brannon
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