Final Defeat Of Hitler Foreseen By Bishop Batdorf
Bishop G D Batdorf told the opening session of the Virginia Conference United Brethren in Christ that final victory rests with righteousness. He warned against U S war entanglements and urged faith in God as the nation weighs its stance toward Russia and the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Batdorf
G. D. Batdorf
Virginia
United Brethren In Christ
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
United States
Russia
God
South Bend
Ind
Eight Additional Ships Acquired for National Defense
The Maritime Commission announced today it has eight more foreign cargo vessels for American Sparritons 3 to use in National Defense routes. Acquired under the ship requisition act the vessels are Italian with repairs nearing completion and three Danish and one Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maritime Commission
Oecay
Esan
German high command reports 380000 Russians captured
Berlin reports the German high command says about 380000 Soviet prisoners were taken in the Kiev battles. The communique claims fifty Soviet divisions destroyed and the Fifth Russian Army commander captured. It also cites seizure of 570 tanks 21000 guns and other war material as Soviet forces collapse and desertions grow.
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Berlin
Kiev
Ukraine
5Th Army
Iceland
Cordell Hull
America
London
Glukhov
Gomel
Smolensk
Redee
Sev
Stefani
Red
Dnieper
Don River
Donets
Red Army
Soviet Mand
Moscow
Donandga
Don Budyonny
Semeon Timoshenko
Timoshenko
Hopolnaas
Hitler
Iran
Editorial Reaction to Maryland Judge on Drunken Driving Penalties
MA Winchester notes an editorial in the Star criticizing a Maryland magistrate quoted by the Frederick News. The piece argues drunken driving deserves tougher punishment and warns against leniency that undermines respect for the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Maryland
Frederick
Rigid Firearm Controls Sought After Hat Shot
Amos W. McKee was struck in the temple by a stray bullet while walking on Fairfield Lane near Kent and East Lane. Police and residents searched for the shooter without success as city authorities plan a stronger ordinance to limit sale and possession of guns amid widespread BB gun and air rifle use by youths.
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Amos W. McKee
National Avenue
Council
McKee
Pairfax Lane
Kent
East Lane
Holmes Wisecarver
Holis
Public opinion needs direction in foreign policy says Eaton
Rep. Eaton of New Jersey told the state GOP convention that American public opinion is irritated and confused by the war stance. He urged a powerful psychar to shape opinion and blamed Roosevelt for muddled foreign policy tied to New Deal methods.
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Trenton
N. J
Rep
Eaton
R-N. J
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Bremmentine Roosevelt
Mrs Beverley 81 Died at Winchester Home
Mrs Julia Duval Beverley 81 wife of the late Robert Avenel Beverley died last night at her Stewart street home. She leaves two daughters Rebecca and Frances Beverley and a son William Beverley manager of Winchester Cold Storage. Funeral Wednesday at 4 from Christ Episcopal Church with interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Duval Beverley
Robert Avenel Beverley
Stewart Street
James Lingan Hawkins Duval
Rebecca Kemp Duval
Frederick Md
Ent Farmilies
Beverley
James Bradshaw Beverley
Loudoun County
Winchester
Rebecca Duval Beverley
Frances Westwood Beverley
William Beverley
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert B. Nelson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hurricane Bears Down on Texas Coast
A tropical hurricane near the Texas coast moves northwest toward the gulf as a rapidly falling barometer and 60 mph gusts signal the approach. Advisory places the center about 1185 miles northeast of Brownsville with Camp Hulen near its path. Readings at Port O Connor Freeport and Port Aransas show the storm’s intensity.
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Port O'Connor
Texas
Coast Guard
Gulf Coast
United States Weather Bureau
Brownsville
Freeport
Port Aransas
Camp Hulen
Coast Artillery
Palacios
Matagorda Bay
Port O’connor
Port Arkansas
Apple growers predict large Adams County apple crop
Adams County fruit growers estimate a harvest of about 1 750 000 bushels with adequate labor ready. The harvest begins in a week as ripening begins and early varieties are being handled. Drought has reduced apple size slightly.
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Gettysburg
Adams County
Mrs. Genevieve Ridenour Killed in Truck Crash Near Winchester
Genevieve Shull Ridenour, 23, wife of Irvin Ridenour, 25, died when an empty coal truck they rode in overturned on US 50 near Back Creek bridge. Ridenour, the driver, and their 8 month old daughter Patricia survived. the infant is under observation. Ridenour faces involuntary manslaughter charges.
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Genevieve Skull Ridenour
Irvin Ridenour
Patricia
B. E. Williams
Ridenour
Husband
Winchester
Back Creek
Ritenour
Consumers Coal Mining Co
Williams
Kitzmiller
Three Million Nazis Out of War Claim Declared
Soviet Ambassador Ivan Maisky told the American Chamber of Commerce in London that three million Germans have been killed wounded or missing after three months of campaign against Russia. He said German air losses totaled 8 500 planes and dismissed Berlin’s figures as utterly ridiculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Ivan M. Maisky
American Chamber of Commerce
Germany
Weather forecast shows light rain favored in Appalachians
Washington reports an extended period from 7 30 p m Tuesday through the latter part of the week with temperatures slightly above normal and little or no precipitation for the Middle Atlantic States except for light rain over the northern Appalachians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Volcanic Eruption Threatens Java City of Malang
Java’s Smeroe volcano erupted suddenly spewing rocks and lava while ash blanketed Malang. Officials saw no immediate danger but warned escalation possible and began evacuating about 20 000 natives from the mountain slopes. Coolies assisting fire suppression refused amid fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Java
Smeroe
Malang
Massachusettes launched as navy calls for neutrality act repeal
Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox praised the launching of the 35,000 ton battleship Massachusetts and urged immediate repeal of the neutrality act claiming it cripples war avoidance. He cited Russia front events as impacting the US and warned casualties there exceed any prior conflict. The article notes German and Soviet reports on the Leningrad front and counterattacks around Ilmen and Gomel, with German claims of Soviet weakness and Italian dispatches of retreat.
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Quincy
Mass
Frank Knox
Massachusetts
Fore River
Navy
Knox
Russia
Leggetts To Open Big New Store Here Tomorrow
Leggetts, Inc. will open Unit 32 in Winchester at 13 North Loudoun Street at 9 a.m. under manager Ralph S. Jordan and assistant Martin F. Hodges. The store offers a complete family line and is among the region’s largest. Leggetts originated in Lynchburg in 1927 with founders F. B. Leggett W. A. Leggett R. A. Leggett H. G. Leggett and G. L. Leggett, and later expanded from Belk in Charlotte.
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Leggetts, Inc
Winchester
North
Loudoun Street
Ralph S. Jordan
Martin F. Hodges
Belkoor
Charlote, N. C
Lynchburg
Leggetts
F. B. Legett
Danville
W. A. Leggett
Durham
N. C
R. A. Leggett
South Boston
H. G. Legett
G. L. Leggett
Henderson
Leggett
A. L. Leggett
T. A. Grant
Staunton
A. B. Taylor
Charlotte
Garbage Drivers Throw City Into Full Strike
Pittsburgh news reports 395 garbage workers and helpers joining 141 truck drivers in a city strike for higher pay. The stoppage halted collection, street cleaning, sewer work and traffic-light maintenance across the city, with Mayor Scully warning civil service truck drivers to return to work within 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Cornelius D. Scully
Civil Service
Tak Themen
William Miller
A. F. L. Ene and Collectors’ Union
Neutrality Act Debate Deepens Over Lend Lease Policy
Washington reports show Edward D. Stettinius urging the House appropriations panel to reject bans on aiding Russia through lend lease while noting policy does not currently include such aid. Senator Norris warns repeal would mean war as Fish predicts a House vote against immediate war with Germany.
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Washinton
Edward D. Stettinus
House
Russia
Stettinius
Washington
Norris
Ind-Neb
Congress
Fish
R-N.y
Germany
Capitol Hill
Iceland
Roosevelt
United States
Opinions Split Over October Price Freeze Plan
Washington notes divergent views in the House banking committee on a proposed price freeze covering commodities wages salaries and commissions as of October 1. Price administrator Leon Henderson warned of the difficulty of regulating prices for 130 million people while Rep Gore pressed for wider ceilings, influenced by Bernard Baruch's universal ceiling idea. The bill's fate remains uncertain for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Banking
Gore
D-Ten
Leon Henderson
Roosevelt
Bernard M. Baruch
World War Industries Board
Brucetown visitors see plane visit turn into casual dinner
A small aircraft circled Brucetown and landed in Mrs. Timberlake's field, revealing O M Childs of Charleston as the visitor for Sunday dinner with the Stines. Other guests included Burns of Charles Town and Brigman of Brucetown. Miss Ebert, the first licensed female pilot for the Winchester area, also referenced. The 1924 Ford on the street looked as well as ever after 17 years.
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Brucetown
Uncle Sam
Charles Town
W. Va
Sam Childs and Family
Berryville
Agnesee
Martinsburg
Ralph Brigman
Child
Stine
Elizabeth Ebert
Ford
C. E. Rainsberger
Cameron Street
Itinerary For 44th Division Camps Near Winchester
The Itinerary of March Group 44 of the 44th Division Fort Dix N J announces a 2000-vehicle convoy split into three march groups. Col Richard P Harthegen commands the group with several Fort Dix units. Departure is 11 p.m. Thursday from Fort Dix with arrival in Winchester at 1 45 p.m. Friday and bivouac by 5 30 p.m. Saturday moves to Harrisonburg then Buena Vista and Lexington en route to camp by 5 30 p.m. Monday moves begin toward Greensboro N C under First Army control.
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Fort Dix
N. J
Winchester
Richard P. Harthegen
157Th Field Artillery
104 Engineer Regiment
119Th Medical Regiment
119Th Quartermaster Regiment
Harrisonburg
Buena Vista
Lexington
Greensboro
N. C
First Army
Public Sale Notice for Ria and Person at Wester Fort Royal
Public sale announced for Saturday September 27. Details reference location near Wester with the sale to be held at Fort Royal. The notice cites page numbers 9 10 13 11 20 22 23 24 25 26 1p for context.
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C. W. Hardy
Kern St
Court House
Ria
Anes
Person
S. of
Wester
Ft. Royal
College Students Star in Daily Home Team Feature
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a college scene with students and a home team, mentioning a school year and daily routine. Specific names, dates, or places are not clear in the readable text.
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Lonely Hearts Organization
Palisades Park
Hilda Norman
New York
H. T. Timn
Wisconsin
Gloria Glynn
Cliffside
A. W. McKee
Christ Church
Heroband
Maisky
Leningrad
U. S
Naval Construction
Associated Press
Lake Ilmen
Ger- Red Star
Black Sea
Iev
Col
Senator Norris
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