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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1929
Page
5
President Hoover travels to Virginia for a holiday picnic and inspection of the Rapidan fishing preserve. He will be joined by Mrs. Hoover and plans basket lunches and limited fishing while evaluating a site for future tent camping trips.
A Springfield Union note recalls a Chicago woman who apologizes for shooting a policeman by mistake for her husband. The item highlights the officer's appearance leading to the error and calls for mutual apologies.
The State Department prepared a note to Britain opposing British sovereignty over Antarctic lands Byrd has explored. It claims Wilkes Land and Falkland dependencies for the United States, citing Wilkes discovery and Byrd's new zones Rockefeller Range and Marie Byrd Land. The note signals a formal challenge amid Byrd expeditions and potential mineral wealth.
Weekly Bible Talk reflects on leaders passing, Isaiah’s conversion, and a theology of God’s sovereignty. It emphasizes Isaiah as statesman, his stance against entangling alliances, and the enduring belief that nations prosper only when they follow righteous laws.
Johnny Salo the flying cop from Passaic New Jersey led CCPyle Bunions Derby elapsed time in Baltimore on April 6. He had finished second yesterday from Havre de Grace tying with Guisto Umek and moved ahead of Herbert Hideman now in third. Salo previously finished second on the Los Angeles to New York trek earning 10000 dollars in prize money and a police appointment.
Public sale notice for an ice plant and cold storage plant listing the date and official handling the sale. Readable details indicate auction terms and location.
Astronomers report a near collision as Jupiter and the Moon passed at approximately 389.76 million miles apart. The event drew excitement among scientists, while local traffic officers did not register the spectacle.
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