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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1935
Page
13
A Virginia writer denounces Harry Hopkins and the New Deal relief program urging the state to reject a 5 million dollar request. He praises Governor Peery, criticizes urban unemployment, cites TIME magazine figures, and supports Byrd and Smith against bolstering federal welfare.
A passerby comment laments seeing no one on pay rolls of relief who supports the project and notes the G4 faction does not see it as a political deal.
Fragmentary remarks warn that removing Virginia from the relief roll would bring untold trouble and cause widespread confusion. The speaker argues workers may impose strikes and disorder as power grows, with beggars miscast as hoosers.
The Gypsies migrate to Kentucky and settle beyond Tauleville forming a Spring camp with baskets trinkets and fortune telling booths while Glitza Marco and others trade horses and canvases. Consuelo and Dummy inspire art as Anica chafes over Marcu and Willowby questions a painting and Flying Girl as Glitza recalls old winters and future prospects.
In the Richmond Times Dispatch a report discusses how leadership and guidance have shaped ongoing efforts during critical periods. It explores how individuals, including Lomax Hunter, navigate managing personal affairs amid public expectations and civic tasks.
Baltimore April 25. A renewed push into preventive medicine aims to save thousands of lives as dozens are saved already.
Dr. Victor C. Heiser urged American surgeons to spend more time on preventive medicine and less on solely technical skill during the 137th annual medical and chirurgical faculty convention. Heiser, associate director of the International Health Division at the Rockefeller Foundation, warned that emphasis on technique may overlook prevention.
A concise note explains that Yakyu is the Japanese word for baseball, clarifying its meaning for readers and setting a linguistic context.
The 1928 Congo Free State series commemorates Henry Morton Stanley the Welsh born explorer who traced the Congo River, aided by his Civil War service and work as a foreign correspondent in New Orleans and New York. He later sought the missing explorer David Livingston in Africa.
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