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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1930
Page
7
The passage argues that safety depends on collective behavior, noting that a skilled driver cannot avoid a wreck when an incompetent driver is present. It likens a high tariff to a punitive kick and asserts victories can falter once others imitate the action.
Governor Pollard urged Virginia natives in the mid west to speed up their fortunes back home and invest in Old Dominion farms as he promoted Virginia industry and history on a WMAQ Chicago broadcast. Winchester residents heard of Virginia’s growth and Civil War history, including Winchester as a northern gateway and its 72 captures.
Fanny and Bob flee together after a Halloween party in Crawfordsville. He phones Leila with news, then drives to a quiet town hotel where a tense scene unfolds. Fanny begs to return home, but Bob insists they press on until daylight before reconsidering.
Fanny returns home after a strained flight with Bob. David meets her with cold reserve as Leona and Mrs. Frost oversee the tense reunion. The chapter ends with uncertainty over whether David will hate or forgive her.
A fragmented note notes a springtime event with trees and a berth image and hints at a public gathering. Names and exact places are unclear but the scene suggests a local parade or display in springtime.
Senate confirms William N. Doak as Secretary of Labor with no debate. Six Hoover tariff commissioners including Edgar Brossard face strict scrutiny over farm policy statements and possible political use of tariffs. Harrison signals hard opposition to Brossard while Smoot-led Finance Committee predicts confirmation.
Mrs. Willebrandt former assistant attorney general in charge of prohibition and now counsel for a concentrate firm appeared behind closed doors at the National Temperance Council to reaffirm her faith in prohibition. Attendants said she believed prohibition was proper and answered questions on grape concentrate fermenting into wine as Hearers urged forming a federation to unite temperance forces for the 1932 campaign.
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