Blossom Queen Set To Grace Vale of Shenandoah
Michigan's Pruit Blossom Queen will be chosen tomorrow at Benton Harbor from 30 counties to join a Virginia tour for the Blue and Gray Trail dedication in Richmond and Harrisonburg. The group travels by motorcade to participate in a week long program ending May 7 with ceremonies in St Joseph and Benton Harbor.
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Michigan
Virginia
Richmond
Benton Harbor
Mich
Sewer Record
Ich
St. Joseph
Fair Daughters of
Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Skyline Drive
John Marshall Hotel
Gov. Price
Gov. Murphy
Massanutten Caverns
George Wecnington
Monongahela National Forests
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
Tidewater
Northwest Territory
Old Dominion
George Washington and
Monongahela National
New Strawberry Named Eleanor Developed at Federal Farm
A new strawberry variety called Eleanor was developed at the Wal lace North Carolina federal state test farm in honor of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. Dr. Charles Dearing, known as the strawberry wizard, holds a crate of the berries destined for Mrs. Roosevelt.
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Eleanor
Eleanor Roosevelt
U. S
Wallace
N. C
Charles Dearing
Roosevelt
Central Press
Eire Nominates Protestant Leader for New State Presidency
The Pro testant son of a Protestant minister is chosen as first president of the new Irish state. The move seen as a sign of goodwill between North and South Ireland aims to bury the hatchet and ease historic religious tensions. Dr. Douglas Hyde, 78, a writer and educator, is favored though Ulster resistance persists. De Valera remains head of government.
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Associated Press
New York
Eire
Ireland
Ulster
Hire
de Valera
Douglas Hyde
Dublin
Cardinal Macrory
Hyde
National University of Ireland
England
Pals Deers and Dog Mystery Puzzles Oregon Doctor
Dr. Fred Burger of Salem received a crate containing a deer from Eugene Key of Long Creek and found a dog inside. Mulkey said the deer and dog were inseparable, but the dog vanished and Burger suspects it is heading back toward Long Creek, about 200 miles away.
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Salem
Ore
Fred Burger
Eugene Key
Long Creek
Mulkey
Sermon on Faith by Rev. Charles Hume Funk
The Rev. Charles Hume Funk of the Church of Christ on West Cork Street preached Sunday night April 24. He cited Jesus words to Thomas and spoke blessings for those who believe without seeing.
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Charles Hume Funk
Church of Christ
West Cork Street
Jesus
Thomas
Blessed are they that have not seen and yet believed sermon
The sermon argues eternal life comes from inner spiritual perception rather than external proof. It cites Jesus and Paul, urging believers to seek life beyond the senses, noting witnesses like Paul and Kagawa, and urging the church to nurture the soul toward immortality through the living Christ.
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Thomas
Pau
Kagawa
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Paul
Earth
National Accident And Health Week Observed This Spring
This week, April 25 30, marks National Accident and Health Week an educational campaign to inform the public about causes and costs of accidents. Nearly 100 insurance companies cooperate to promote accident awareness and the need for income protection through posters articles radio talks and booklets.
Civil Service Exams Open for Farm Manager Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Farm Manager at 2900 dollars and Assistant Farm Manager Dairy, at 2300 dollars, within the Bureau of Prisons. Full details from Herman Lee, secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners, at the local post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Prisons
Department of Justice
Herman Lee
United States Civil Service Board of Examiners
Wedding Invitations Announcements at Star Job Print
Wedding invitations and announcements prepared at Star Job Print for local couples. Includes custom design, printing, and envelope services with deadline scheduling and rush options.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages from Winchester Lab
The report shows 24 hour rainfall ending yesterday at 5 p m none. April to date 1.83 inches year to date 6.98 inches. It lists average monthly rainfall for 1913 to 1937 with January 2.59 February 2 March 2.95 April 3.25 May 3.60 June 3.63 July 3.37 August 3.77 September 2.36 October 3.21 November 2.30 December 2.33. The average annual rainfall for past 25 years is 35.36 inches. Statistics provided by Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Third Party Interest Grows as Wisconsin Liberal Meet Looms
Governor La Follette calls a Madison gathering to test liberal faction strength amid calls for party realignment. Senators Norris and O Mahoney push caution on a third party while O Connell and other liberals debate backing Roosevelt for a possible third term.
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William B. Ardery
Washington
Philip LaFollette
Madison
Wis
Jeves
Norris
Congress
Representative O'Connell
Dmont
Roosevelt
O’mahoney
D-Wye
Robbery at Moskovitz’s Menor Store
Two men entered Robert Moskovitz’s Manor (Monor/Moskovitz’s) store and robbed the cashier of 200 dollars after one demanded “Everything you have.” The suspects fled while still laughing.
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Chicago
Robert Moskovite
Mqnor
Et Moskovitz
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