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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1929

Page

5

Robinson Attacks Farm Aid Debenture Plan in Senate

In Washington on April 26, Senate debate centered on removing the debenture plan from the farm relief bill. Senator Robinson of Arkansas pressed Watson and McNary on whether they will back either the equalization fee or the debenture plan in amended form, while McNary and Watson opposed both.

Associated Press Washington Senate Robinson Arkansas Watson Indiana McNary Oregon Agriculture Committee Coolidge McNary-Haugen

Smuggling Matched Despite North Frontier Patrol

A terse note reports a long northern border stretch of 4 200 miles with a smuggler found every quarter mile and the result directed to the department for action.

Department Boston Transcript

Florida Enters Limited Quarantine Over Mediterranean Fruit Fly

The Department of Agriculture placed Florida under a limited quarantine to stop the spread of the Mediterranean fruit fly found in orange groves near Orlando. An absolute embargo applies in the infested zone while a protective nine mile outward zone permits movement under safeguards. A six month non fruit period begins May 1 in the protected area to prevent ripening or planting crops.

Washington State of Florida Department of Agriculture Orlando House Senate Marantine

U S Golfers Lead British Rivals in Ryder Cup

The American Ryder Cup team won two 86 hole foursomes, lost one, and halved the fourth at Moortown England on April 26. With eight singles to go tomorrow, the U S lead Britain 2 1 2 to 1 1 2 as Horton Smith and Al Watrous set to replace John Golden and Ed Dudley in tomorrow’s man to man duels.

Moortown England Tomorow Horton Smith al Watrous John Golden Ed Dudley

Bandit Holds Up New Orleans Cafe For Over $5000

A youthful bandit in New Orleans robbed Budlow's cafeteria as diners ate, escaping in a waiting taxicab with more than $5,000. He wore neat clothes, pressed a revolver to a female cashier, grabbed the cash, and fled before about 200 patrons realized the crime. The thief had eaten lunch inside prior to the hold-up.

New Orleans Budlow

First Va. Settlers Honored By 3 States

At Cape Henry a large crowd marked the 322nd anniversary of the Virginia settlers landing. A cross of pine stood atop the dune as the ocean roared nearby, while a multi-state gathering observed the historic event in Norfolk.

Associated Press Norfolk Cape Henry Virginia

Pilgrims Honor Cape Henry Ceremony At Historic Shore

A large April gathering witnessed the three frail ships carrying English settlers who would help form a nation. Gov Byrd of Virginia led from Norfolk with Gov Gardner of North Carolina and Sen Frederick H Gillett of Massachusetts in attendance. Clergy and officials from regional churches joined the observance at the Cape Henry lighthouse site.

Cape Henry Gov. Byrd Virginia Norfolk C. Max Gardner North Carolina Gardner United States Frederick H. Gillett Massachusetts Pilgrim James B. Freeman D. A Episcopal Diocese of Washington Beverley D. Tucker D. D Southern

Rumor Denied Death Attempt of Leader in Rio Grande Clash

Detroit News reports questions a rumor that a regional leader attempted suicide to end the fighting and killed the opposing general. The item notes the uncertainty around the claim and preserves the regional conflict context.

Rio Grande Detroit News

Faith Party Workers Face Jobs Gap Without Government Funding

The speaker argues government costs are high and without federal and state funding faith organizations would lose jobs for faith party workers, implying financial support maintains employment.

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