Four Objectives Set Up by League Group
League group assigns health, Christmas tree, and school improvements for the year. Miss Sadie Long chairs Health. Wilson Borden handles the Christmas tree. Orville Wake to obtain estimates on school grounds and report next meeting. Fund-raising plans include bingo, oyster or chicken supper. January or February events planned. High school play December 19-20 to aid league treasury. Chemical engine fund moved to savings. January program led by Miss Frances Joliffe.
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Boy Scouts
Sadie Long
Caroline Hickerson
R. A. Larrick
C. Wilson Borden
Orville Wake
Herbert S. Jones
Powell
Katherine Watson
Kathryn Funk
Mae Ginn
Frances Jolliffe
Egypt Restores Constitutional Rule After Anti-British Uprising
Thousands of red-fezzed students celebrate Home Rule as King Fuad signs a royal decree restoring constitutional government. The move ends a conflict that left at least six dead and hundreds injured. Egypt plans parliamentary elections with Nahas Pasha of the Wafd Party likely to lead, while Britain retains global policy influence.
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Fuad
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Regular Transatlantic Air Service Projected for 1937
Four round trips weekly by giant passenger planes are planned by officials from the United States Britain Ireland and Canada. A final statement says understandings on a reciprocal basis have raised the confident hope for the 1937 objective.
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Board Leader Calls for Autocratic ABC Power
Major Heth Tyler, former chairman, urged granting the ABC board full autocratic power to administer liquor laws without judicial interference. He argued hard liquor requires iron handed control and that current board could ensure honest efficient administration.
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Mrs. Maddox Granted Bail After Charge Reduction
Mrs. Maddox is released on a five thousand dollar bond after Police Judge Harold Smith drops murder to manslaughter and grants bail. State's Attorney James H. Pugh agrees a jury could not convict on murder. Evidence suggests self defense.
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Berne
Washington
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James H. Pugh
Earth's Coldest Spots in Siberia Record Extreme Cold
The earth's coldest spots lie in Siberia where temperatures have dropped to 90 degrees below zero, recording extreme cold.
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Siberia
Holiday break set as Harrisonburg College closes exams
Harrisonburg State College opens exams at 8 am and ends them at noon Wednesday December 18. About 700 students will depart by train, bus, and private car for Virginia and other states. Classes resume January 2 after the Christmas holidays.
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