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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1932
Page
7
Apple congress organizers in Rennes call for France to Americanize methods to grow eating apples. They argue cultivation should begin at home to reduce dependence on imports as the event opens April 10 in Rennes.
The passage notes apples grown in Virginia Oregon and Washington and mentions that most apples from Brittany and Normandy are used for cider making, highlighting regional roles in fruit production and processing.
A bacteriology professor argues that biblical leprosy described as white sores may have denoted several skin conditions not matching modern leprosy. The claim highlights historical medical terminology differences and diagnostic ambiguity in ancient texts.
A Lowell Evening Leader note reports a woman who had lost her voice regaining speed after a bee sting. The item hints at curious physiology and asks what she might have said.
Mrs Nellie Pauletta wife of Frank Pauletta a Coverdale Pennsylvania miner faces execution after a murder he committed eighteen years ago County Judge Michael Musmanno of Pittsburgh conducts the interview with Nellie and her children showing the case's gravity as the date April 22 nears.
The Roosevelt forces push for Alben Barkley as temporary chairman and keynoter at the Democratic National Convention with Chicago preparations on April 4. The anti Roosevelt bloc backs Shouse, head of the executive committee, in a pivotal party power clash.
Butler, a Marine veteran, and his son, now a school attendee, reunite in Pittsburgh after five years apart. The son works as a chauffeur for the famous father, illustrating a rare family moment amid public attention.
The Rev. H. Dodson Peacock and John H. Curtis of Norfolk Va say they hope negotiations can speed the return of the Lindbergh baby and maintain they have spoken with the kidnapers.
The expression lares and penates signified personal belongings and home guardians. In ancient Rome lares were ancestral household gods while penates protected the home and state as personifications of natural powers bringing wealth and plenty.
A Rhine steamer voyage from Mainz to Cologne or a shorter Dusseldorf to Koenigswinter trip offers memorable views of shorelines crowned by castles. Passengers recall great figures associated with towns such as Beethoven at Bonn, Schumann, Kleine at Dusseldorf, Byron at the Drachenfels, and Gutenberg at Mainz.
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