Tokyo Views Axis Pact as U.S. Instigator Says Japan was forced to side
Japanese officials and observers describe the Rome Berlin Tokyo pact as driven by U S pressure in the Far East with the United States blamed for alienating Japan and shaping its alignment The article notes discussions between Hachiro Arita and Joseph C Grew and defines Article Three as mutual aid if any signatory is attacked while highlighting Japan Russia and China positions and reactions in Tokyo and Chungking
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Tokyo
United States
Associated Press
Japan
America
Far East
Hachiro Arita
Joseph C. Grew
Yonai
Yukichiro Suma
Foreign Office
Soviet
Russia
Suma
Chungking
China
Pacific
Roosvelt
Greater East Asia
Dutch East Indies
Philippines
Greater Asia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Soviet Germany Japan Italy sign three power pact
Izvestia and Pravda announced the signing of a tri party military pact yesterday among Germany Japan and Italy. The papers published the agreement from DNB and included Ribbentrop speech and Hitler reception of the signers.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Communist Party
Ravyda
Germany
Japan
Italy
DNB
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Adolf Hitler
Local Chamber Seeks Prize in National Contest
The Roanoke Charlottesville and Winchester chambers are the only Virginia entrants so far in a national contest sponsored by the National Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries. Secretary Andy Bell said a photograph of the local office will be entered and that visitor counts and features will factor into the prize.
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Chamber of Commerce
National Association of Commercial Organization
Andy Bell
Bell
Roanoke
Charlottesvile
Winchester Chambers
Virginia
Four Injured At Double Tollgate in Virginia Accident
Four people were slightly injured when a southbound Route 3 car collided with a car carrying three women at Double Tollgate in White Post Virginia. The women were treated at Winchester Hospital. two men in the other car also sought treatment. Clarke Deputy Miles Feltner investigated and said the women appeared to drive into the cross roads.
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White Post
Double Tollgate
Winchester Hospital
Route 3
Front Royal Road
Charles E. White
Spring Road
N. W
Washington
William Johnson
Sheridan Avenue
Alice H. Joseph
Philadelphia Avenue
Tacoma Park
White
Elizabeth May
Nancy Lee Joseph
Front Royal
Clarke Deuuty
Miles Feltner
West Is Ready Says Pittman on Pan American Solidarity
Senator Pittman D New comments on the Havana treaty as proof of Western Hemisphere unity against any aggression from the Axis. He argues the 21 American nations would act jointly to defend sovereignty in the hemisphere amid Japan formally aligning with Berlin and Rome.
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Pittman
D-New
Havana
Japan
Senate
Berlin
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Orient
Europe
Student Flying Equipment On Exhibit At Winches ter Airport
Training gear used by George Schecter and Valley Airways under the Civilian Pilot Training Program will be shown tomorrow at Winchester Municipal Airport. The display includes Taylor Cub trainer ships and parachutes. George DeGrange will perform several parachute jumps in the afternoon.
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George Schecter
Mrs Adams 73 Dead in Gainesboro Funeral Pending
Mrs Ida May Adams aged 73 of Gainesboro died at 7 35 this morning after five months illness at her home. Born March 14 1866 in Frederick county she was the widow of Silas E Adams and mother to several Gainesboro residents. She leaves 24 grandchildren five great grandchildren a brother Charles Loy a half brother Edward Loy and a stepmother Mrs George Loy with other relatives.
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Ida May Adams
Gainesboro
Silas E. Adams
Frederick County
George Loy
Julia Ann Patience Adams
Bertha M. Adams
Clarence L. Adams
William C. Adams
Grace P. Adams
Martin D. Adams
Clearbrook
Mary Inez de Haven
Siler
Myrtle Mauzy
Charles Loy
Winchester
Edward Loy
Little
Siren as Hitler’s Secret Weapon in Wartime Letter
A London letter from R L Gray to Allen Gray discusses Nazi raids and types: mass raids, attacking waves, hit and run, and scare raids by lone pilots. It cites British defenses and claims the siren mobilizes industry during alerts, noting a raid alarm sounded at 3 10 p m as the letter closed.
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Gray
Siren
Hitler
R. L. Gray
London
Allen Gray
Mr. Gray
Britain and Axis Pact Stir Debate on War Aid and Bases
Reports say British planes suffered losses and Germany claimed 38 down. Observers weigh whether aiding Britain with arms and munitions risks war with the Rome Berlin Tokyo bloc. Officials insist the pact targets intervention while allowing limited support to Britain.
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Germany
Tokyo
New World Front
United States
Britain
Singapore
Western Hemisphere
Europe
Africa
Greater East Asia
Japan
South Africa
Amazon
Roosevelt Addresses Young Democrats Rally Message
President Roosevelt in Miami sent a message to Young Democrats warning that two parties will endure with fixed issues between liberalism and reaction. He urged the party to stay democratic, embracing progress and modern governance, through youth-led political effort.
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Miami
Fila
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Young Democratic Club of America
Democratic Party
Girls Tee Off In Golf Match at Pebble Beach
Texas Betty Jameson and South Carolina Jane Cothran squared off today on the Pebble Beach Course for the National Amateur Women's Golf championship in Del Monte California.
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del Monte
Calif
Texas
Betty Jameson
South Carolina
Jane Cothran
Pebble Beach
Byrd Receives Gold Star Medal for Polar Feats
Admiral Richard E. Byrd, a Virginia native living in Boston, is awarded a gold star to attach to his Distinguished Service Medal. The President cites his Antarctic and polar flights, five new mountain ranges, five islands, and 100000 square miles marked by his expeditions. Byrd awaits orders on evacuating government expedition members from Antarctica.
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Virginia
Boston
Atlantic
South Poles
North Pole
South Pole
White House
Antarctic
Chif
United States
Little America
Palmer Peninsula
William Johnson Sentenced to Two Years in State Penitentiary
In Berryville Virginia on September 28 William Johnson an 18 year old negro was found guilty of attempting to derail a passenger train. A 12 man circuit court jury recommended two years. Judge Philip Williams deferred sentencing until October 28. The case followed a prior attempted derailment by charged accomplice Charles Pollard. Railroad detectives testified and jurors included William R. Carter and Calvin Tomblin among others.
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Berryville
William Johnson
A. Garland Williams
Philip Williams
Clarke
L. C. Smith
Virgil “Doodge
Smallwood
Johnson
Boyce
Charles Pollard
Norfolk and Western
Pollard
B. O. Stieff and
Gay
Commonwealth
William R. Carter
Calvin Tomblin
Winston Pine
Home Agent Schedules Club Meetings for 1941 Program
Elizabeth Sprouse county home agent lists weekly events for September 30 week. Gore Club meets October 2 with breadmaking and 1941 officers election. Shawne e Club gathers October 3 for reorganization and 1941 plans. Stephens City Club hosts annual dinner October 5 at Mrs Lovetts home with guests from Gore Star Tannery and Friendly Grove clubs.
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Hiss Elizabeth Sprouse
Gore Home
Biggart
Shawnee Home
Stephens City
Major Grid Clashes This Afternoon
National football season opens with key intersectional games. Michigan meets California at Berkeley, Minnesota faces Washington in Minneapolis, and Ohio State travels to Pitt as major Big Nine clashes headline the day. A poultry note adds lime to hen diets to prevent soft eggs.
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New York
Michigan
California
Berkeley
Minnesota
Washington
Minneapolis
Ohio State
Pitt
Confederate Memorial Association Convention in Washington
The 41st convention of the Memorial Association will be held in Washington October 8 to 11 with the Willard Hotel as headquarters. Mrs William T Colbert heads the Stonewall group and Miss Lucy Kurtz is secretary treasurer. The Welcome Meeting occurs October 8 and the Memorial Service, a joint event, on October 10 at the United Confederate Veterans Auditorium.
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Thern Memorial Association
Washington
William T. Colbert
Stonewall Group
Lucy Kurtz
Willard Hotel
William P. Dunn
Dunn
United Confederate Veterans, Sons of Confederate Veterans
Confederate Southern Memorial Association
United Confederate Veteran
A. McD. Wilson, Sr
Atlanta
First Quota Nearly Complete
The Red Cross Surgical Dressings committee nears its 17 000 dressings quota with 14 000 completed. A second 17 000 quota will begin after this allotment is filled, and more volunteers are urged as current staff are insufficient. Prospective helpers may join at the Presbyterian Church production room with sessions on Tuesday evening Wednesday morning and Friday afternoon.
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Red Cross
B. B. Dutton
Presbyterian Church
May Commemorate Academy Centenary
A Senate bill would create a 10 member commission to plan the 100th anniversary of the Naval Academy in 1945. The panel includes three Senators, three House members, the President, the Speaker, the Maryland Governor, the Secretary of the Navy, the Academy Superintendent, and five presidential appointees. The celebration is set for about October 10 1945 with Maryland and Annapolis cooperation. Members serve without pay.
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Naval Academy
Senate
House
Maryland
Navy
State of
City of
Annapolis
Navy Athletic Association
Daytime panhandlers in New the City earn about $1.50
Report notes that the average daily takings of panhandlers in New the City are estimated at roughly $1.50. The figure reflects daytime street begging and is presented as an approximate income level.
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