Revere in Minnesota Speed Chase Sparks Laughs
Paul Revere of St. Paul was chased by Red Wing police for speeding. The report notes the officers did not record their opinion of his famous name.
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Newspaper
The Pulaski News
Location
Pulaski, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1940
Page
12
Paul Revere of St. Paul was chased by Red Wing police for speeding. The report notes the officers did not record their opinion of his famous name.
Mrs Richardson and visiting teachers attended Pico Terrace classrooms. A May 30 flower show awarded blue red and white ribbons to students for booklets plants posters and crafts with winners including Marie Via Verona Flinchum Janet Warren Peggy Anne Jones Elizabeth Alderman and Wesley Warf among others.
Margaret Watts led medium arrangements with blue ribbon and Verona Flinchum took red while Reynold Davidson earned white. Large arrangements awarded to Virginia Davidson Edward Quesenberry and Dorothy Hall with blue red white ribbons. Window boxes honored Miss Vaughn's room Eugene Smith and Billy Lurber. grand prize went to Miss Whitaker's room.
Frances Ritter notes Miss Fitzgerald's interest centers on a life policy. The piece mentions Miss Matheney's improving looks and questions if a play or man is involved. It mentions Margart Wats and Harry Lee Bell's quiet romance ending and David Armbrister mourning Fanny Sue Andrews.
The Republican party faces a squeeze between foreign policy focus and domestic issue appeal. Leaders including Hoover largely back Roosevelt’s plans, with only minor differences. No major issue currently available to energize a nationwide campaign.
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