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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1930

Page

7

Former County Resident Links Timber Cutting To Drought

A letter from Craftsbury Casts doubt on rain as punishment for drought but argues forests and fires affect climate. A. M. E. Snapp recalls Virginia forests, lumbering, and fire as causes of dry spells, urging replanting to restore rainfall and avoid barren hills.

Ermont Mis Frederick County Vermont Virginia A. M. E. Snapp Craftsbury St. Frederick County Kaas

Voice of 1862 describes life in the Confederate army

A wounded Confederate soldier writes from a Maryland hospital, recounting hunger, hardship, and the march with the army across the Potomac. He depicts a five thousand population town occupied by Yankees, a fortified post with ammunition pits, a devastating explosion, and the glass strewn streets as news from the field unfolds.

South’s Potomac Maryland

Repairing of R-100 Reported Under Way

The report notes R-100 repair progress after its flight and details Maj. Scott's remark about collecting ballast water in flight. He explains a gutter arrangement on the envelope to gather rainwater, which is then strained and piped into ballast tanks.

Cardington Maj. Scott Air Ministry

Warner's Jubilee Marking Warner Bros Silver Anniversary

Warner Bros celebrates twenty five years with a global Silver Anniversary Month. Plans involve First National and other industry partners to deliver high quality entertainment and showcase growth of screen entertainment. The celebration aims to reflect the studio’s progress and showcase entertaining stories to a vast audience.

Warner Bros Warners First National Pictures

Ban Lifted on Russian Pulp Wood Imports

Washington reports the Treasury lifted the ban on Russian pulp wood, directing customs collectors to admit 79 shiploads. The Archangel material had been barred under a tariff rule against goods made partly by convict labor.

Washington Treasury Lowman Archangle

Farmer calls for aid to market crops abroad at Virginia talks

Dr. la King urged aid for American farmers to export crops while opposing government control of farm prices. He favored cooperative associations and noted the Farm Board as a strong agent. Other speakers discussed production, income, living standards, and cooperative organizing for Virginia markets.

Blackabure la King Virginia Institute of Rural Affairs Ral Farm Board Carl P. Taylor North Carolina State College Institute Don Geyer Chicago N. H. Rper Baltimore National Dairy Council Virginia Virginia Home Makers Association J. C. Galpin United States Department of Agriculture Maude B. Wallace

President Hoover Calls Nationwide Home Ownership Study

President Hoover announced a conference to study home ownership and home building across urban and rural areas. A planning committee led by Secretary Lamonte will organize the effort, funded by private sources, to remove factors hindering growth.

Washington Hoover Lamonte Better Homes Movement Commerce Department Better Homes of America

Enforcement aims at large violators of dry laws under new program

Washington officials say federal prohibition enforcement will focus on major violators to ease court congestion. Director Amos W. Woodcock notes smaller cases will be filtered out, while important prosecutions target racketeers and illicit liquor supply.

Washington Prohibition Amos W. Woodcock Woodcock Corps Special

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