Bond Vote Slated For Oct 3 In Stephens City
A mass meeting in Stephens City discussed a proposed municipal water system with bonds of 16500 and a 13500 federal grant for a Public Works Administration program. If approved, bonds would raise taxes from 60 cents to 1 dollar per 100 valuation to fund a 6 inch main and 2 inch line plus fire protection and hose for the fire truck.
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Stephens City
Public Works Administration
Aylor
R.E. Aylor
M. J. Grove Company
W. E. Gardner
Miai
Tate
Mw. Ll. Meeca
Front Royal
Stephens City Councs
Death Ends In Crash at Forty Miles Per Hour
A Rockefeller Center safety group explains car crash dynamics with energy figures. At 25 mph a rollover occurs once, 50 mph four times, 15 mph nine times the energy. Under 40 mph one in 44 chance of death. over 40 mph one in 19.
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Rockefeller Center
New York
Munich pact seals four power accord and march into Sudetenland
Prime Minister Chamberlain flew to London after sealing the four power pact with Hitler, declaring the desires of their peoples never to wage war again. Czechoslovakia accepts the accord and the Sudetenland surrender. The German army begins occupation over ten days. Chamberlain hopes peace and demobilization follow European armaments.
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Munich
Chamberlain
London
Europe
Cechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Germany
International Commission
Berlin
Britain
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Frederick County Pupils at Work in Orchards and Farms
About 250 pupils in Frederick County schools are working in orchards and on farms. The county superintendent says some students may be absent for two weeks to help at home. Total enrollment is expected to reach a record, with last year around 2,700. A new Gore school building is planned to open around October 15 if conditions permit. The old building’s fate remains undecided.
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Frederick County
Leslie D. Kline
Gore
Pastor's Race Horse Case Set for Hearing
Allan B. Hummer appeals against Rev. C Worthington Lowe pastor of the Lutheran Church of Our Saviour over $308 50 for board and training a racehorse. The case filed for hearing in Corporation Court on Monday October 17 follows a Police Court judgment of $308 50 plus costs.
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Allan B. Hummer
C. Worthington Lowe
Lutheran Church of Our Saviour
Corporation Court
Donald Weems
Grace Lutheran Church
Hummer
Mr. Hummer
Lowe
Effie Byers Funk
Heavy Financing Chicago Automate Purchase
William, after years of saving, offers 44 pounds of pennies totaling 6,4000 as down payment at a Wheaton Sales Agency for an automa te purchase.
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Chicago
Williamse
Wheaton
Munich Peace Talk Ends as Daladier Leaves
Premier Daladier departed Munich after saying he had established no hatred toward France in Germany. He asserted that France also harbors no hostility toward Germany, signaling a conciliatory mood following the Sudetenland settlement.
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Tion
Sudetenland
Premier Daladier
France
Munich
Germany
Storms Move Toward Stricken Area As Floods Hit City
Storm warnings stretch from Virginia capes to Eastport Maine as heavy rains flood Wilmington North Carolina and threaten coastlines. The 5,500 ton freighter City of Atlanta with 54 crew reports engine trouble off Cape Hatteras while Coast Guard cutter Modoc races to assist.
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Wilmington
N. C
Coast Guard
City of
Atlanta
Boston
Savannah
Cape Hatteras
North Carolina
Moddo
Virginia Capes
Eastport
Maine
Maryland
Philadelphia
Kimball
New York City
Charleston
Baltimore
Weather Bureau
Chesapeake Bay
Nantucket
Mass
Atlantic
Modoc
Hitler Effects Big Achievement and World Diplomacy
The piece argues Czechoslovakia may cede territory to yield economic power to Germany, weakening France’s eastern alliance and undermining a Russian threat. It notes allied dictatorships and democracies drawing closer, with leaders negotiating directly at the conference and Latin cohesion in the Balkans.
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Czechoslovak Republic
Germany
Czechoslovakia
France
Easternurope
Balkans
Hungary
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Greece
Rumania
Europe
Poles Consider Adopting Hitler Tactics In Czechoslovakia
Warsaw reports Gazeta Polska says Poland may use Hitler language in future dealings with Czechoslovakia over Polish minority territories. Munich four power conference approved Sudeten claims though Polish demands remain unsettled. Hungary aims for revision of its border and seeks un conditional return of Magyar inhabited regions along the frontier.
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Warsaw
Gazeta Polska
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Satisapa
Hungary
Budapest
Surprise party planned for Harvey Richardson
Friends of Harvey Richardson visited his Bethany Missouri home with food baskets and birthday chants for a joint surprise party. The guest of honor’s birthday is next month and the gathering also honored his guests.
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Bethany
Harvey Richardson
Richardson
Just One Big Happy Family in Sedgwick County
Wichita residents recall Bert Taylor's cow giving birth to triplets eleven months ago. Now Bessie the cow has produced quadruplets who are all in excellent health and drawing attention.
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Wichita
Kas
Sedgwick County
Bert Taylor
Bessie
Squabbles Over Back Fence End With Tooth Altercation
In Baltimore on September 30 two housewives argued over yard waste from the back fence. During the quarrel the second woman's teeth flew across the fence. Magistrate Lulu Powell ordered the teeth returned on condition the offender stop tossing items over the fence. The women left without giving their names.
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Baltimore
Lulu Powell
Daladier Receives Warm Welcome After Munich Conference
Paris reports Premier Daladier greeted by cheering crowds after the four power Munich talks. He arrived at Le Bourget and a five mile parade to the War Ministry drew nearly 500000 well wishers shouting Peace. Parliament summoned to meet next Tuesday to hear his Munich report and likely vote approval.
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Paris
Daladier
Munich
Chamber
Deputies
Premier Daladier
le Bourget
War Ministry
Radio Highlights New York Broadcast Schedule Sept Thirty
Radio listings outline European broadcasts over weekends with Munich summit news. Pius Pope peace appeal from the Vatican noted as improved short wave reception. Tonight features WEAF and WABC programs plus WJZ schedules. Saturday slots include Col McCormick reply and Four-H Club program among others.
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New York
Munich
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
France
Pope Pius
Vatican
Weafmbc
Lucille Manners
Wayne King
al Donahue
Wabc-Cbs
Fred A. Hartley, Jr
Burns and Allen
Hollywood Hotel
Grand Central Station
WJZ
NBC
Oscar Shumsky
Maurice Spitalny
WEAF
R. P. McCormick
Senator Minton
Kaltenmeyer
Eddie Dooley
WABC
CBS
Bob Trout
Paul Sabin
Field Trials Are Called Off At Shenandoah Valley Club
At a meeting last night the Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club canceled fall trials citing no large open area and fences. Severe winter reduced local bird numbers and made game sanctuary space essential. spring trials had drawn participants from several states and regions.
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Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club
Leslie D. Kline
Field Trial Club
Federick County
North
South Carolina
Kline
State Department of Game and Inland
Presbyterian Sermons and Services Listed for Opequon Area
Opequon Group Presbyterian led by Rev E S McGavock offers Sunday School at 10 a m and Service at 11 a m with sermon by Ralph Cather. Burnt Church holds Sunday School at 2 p m and preaching at 3 p m by Captain Bott of the Salvation Army. Opequon Chapel offers Sunday School at 10 a m and evening service at 8 30 p m with Captain Bott. Round Hill lists Sunday School at 10 a m and Young People’s meeting at 7 p m.
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E .S. McGavock
Opequon
Ralph Cather
Burnt Church
Capt. Bott
The
Salvation Army
Opequon Chapel
Captain Bott
Round Hill
Young People’s Meeting
Guardian seeks transfer of funds to Alberta in Virginia court
Henry Jackson Wilson acting Official Guardian and Administrator of Estates of the Mentally Incompetent in Alberta requests in Frederick County Circuit Court on October 31 1938 an order to transfer funds held by Herbert S Larrick as Committee for Hattie V Dawes non compos mentis from Virginia to Alberta Canada. Counsel Herbert S Larrick notes this filing.
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Henry Jackson Wilson
Provence of Alberta
Dominion of Canada
Hattie V Dawes
Frederick County
Virginia
Provence
Alberta
Herbert S. Larrick
Hattie V. Dawes
State of Virginia
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R. E. Ayler
Alaska
John S. Miller & Co
Firestone
Firestone Auto Supply
Main St
Test
Rev. C. Worthington Lowe
Hotpoint
E. Piccadilly St
Coiffure Guild
Ruth Douglas
Elsie Reade
Elaine Bassett
Tennessee
Marie Antoinette
Sera Beasley
Nashville
Tenn
Evening Star
Long Island
Star Blades
America
Yankee
MD Ted
Wonieman Pac
Ted
Lyla E. Aia Pakhams
Renee
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Brad
Opequon Group
Arcoflame
O’connell
Braddock St
C. I. Brumback
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