Women Plan 10 Fight For Arts School At U. Va.
Virginia women and alumni clash over1 a proposed liberal arts college for women connected to the University of Virginia. Advocates push for a coeducational or coordinates school on campus, while opponents favor keeping the project at UVA and resisting immediate establishment.
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Women Plan 10
Fight For Arts School
U. VA
Senn Siemal
State Teachers
Fredericksburg
Commission On
Liberal Arts College
Sewer Lobby
University of Virginia
College of Arts and Sciences
Capitol Square
Association of University Women
League of Women Voters
Virginia
Edwin A. Alderman
Assembly
Attendance At Teachers College Opens Winter Quarter
Harrisonburg Va January 5 The Harrisonburg State Teachers College begins its second quarter with classes on schedule. Most students arrived on special trains and stayed in dormitories by 10 30 p m Old students are returning in larger numbers than expected and many new registrants are present Dr Samuel P Duke convenes a faculty meeting tonight opening the winter quarter Ted Shawn and His Dancers headline the winter lyceum at Wilson Hall auditorium at 8 30 Tickets show strong advance sales.
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Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg State Teachers’ College
Samuel P. Duke
Lyceum
Ted Shawn
Ilson Hall
President Hoover Opposed to General Federal Wage Cut
President Hoover prepared to take a definite stand against any general federal wage cut if Congress advances proposals. Administration leaders at the Capitol indicate he is ready to oppose measures in both Senate and House that would slash federal salaries by 10 to 20 percent, though he has not spoken publicly.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jan
Hoover
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Capitol
Teens Rob Deshler Bank in $4000 Hold Up
Four youths in their teens robbed the Deshler Bank of four thousand dollars today and fired a shot at the cashier before fleeing toward Fort Wayne Indiana. The Associated Press reports the incident as a bold regional crime. The fragment also includes unrelated quotes about panic taxes and public policy.
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Associated Press
DESQ
Deshler Bank
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Hopes Almighty Will Touch Hearts Of the Wealthy
A 1932 letter from Berryville Virginia appeals to wealthy readers to worship God rather than money. R L Evans asks prosperity follow faith, urges returning idle wealth to aid the hungry, and calls for brotherly love to spur prosperity under divine guidance.
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James
R. L. Evans
Cather Opposes Centralizing County Funds In State Plans
Senator Cather spoke against plans to centralize county finances in Richmond arguing for strong local control and supervision. Delegate Hutcheson urged diverting highway funds to schools and supported two million Hall plan funds, while both leaders vowed to oppose any tax increase with board approval.
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Cather
Richmond
Boards of Supervisors
Hutcheson
Hall
Nehemiah Kelley
Pageant Adoration Narrates Nativity at Berryville Church
Berryville Virginia January 5 one of the holiest pageants held by local churches titled Adoration presented by Duncan Memorial Methodist Church members. Prophets impersonated birth of Christ scene featured W Bauserman Frederick Jones Harvey Kercheval Charles Wilkins Edward Kackley Marvin Carlisle shepherds portrayed by Edward Owens Grayson Sponseller Austin Rieley Mark Butsler Kenneth Snyder angels Mary Wilkins Thora Perry Margaret Eustler Wise Men Kern Eustler Wilbur Gaunt William Wilkins children sang choruses under E G Conner guidance list of child participants and reciters included Katharine Kackley Gertrude Bauserman Louise Reisel Majorie Pine Anne Thomas Howell Hilda Hough Marion Ware Clifton Gaunt Shirley Lickey Ammie Levi Rosalie Newcomb Mary Rieley.
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Berryville
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Christ
W. Bauserman
Frederick Jones
Harvey Kercheval
Charles Wilkins
Edward Kackley
Marvin Carlisle
Shepherds
Edward Owens
Grayson Sponseller
Austin Rieley
Mark Butsler
Kenneth Snyder
Little Angels
Mary Wilkins
Thora Perry
Margaret Eustler
Kern Eustler
Wilbur Gaunt
William Wilkins
E. G. Conner
Katharine Kackley
Gertrude Bauserman
Louise Riesel
Majorie Pine
Anne Thomas Howell
Hilda Hough
Marion Ware
Clifton Gaunt
Shirley Lickey
Ammie Levi
Rosalie Newcomb
Mary Rieley
Winchester Church Reports Record Year of Growth
The Winchester Church of Peiceve held a covered supper for about 80 members and guests to foster fellowship. The annual report cites 204 members, strong attendance across services, 106 sermons, 21 additions, 10 marriages, 5 funerals, and debt paid on all but the building.
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Winchester
Peiceve
Rad
W. L. Dudley
Refuge Brevities: Local Visits and Holiday Gatherings
Refuge Virginia January notes list visits by Arthur Grim Stephens City and John Bray. Hampson Ritenour and family tour Christmas. Anna and Gretta Bray with Gladys and Virgie Orndorff. A F Lillard family with Bowman. Boyd Rockwell and Hilda visit Orn dorff family. Annie McCauley and Harry McCauley of Winchester visit Grim. William Newman returns from Baltimore. Henson brothers Middletown visit Ritenour. Christmas Day guests include Hicks family Martinsburg and others with Orndorff and Barney families.
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Refuge
Isaac Grim
Arthur Grim
Stephens City
John Bray
Hampson Rietnour
Tom Perry
Anna
Gretta Bray
Gladys
Virgie Orndorff
A. F. Lillard
Silas Grim
William Newman
Baltimore
Messrs
Charles and
Grover Henson
Middletown
Hampson Ritenour
James Orndorff
R.C. Hicks
June
Herbert Orndorff
Albert Barney
Hugh
Martinsburg, W
Berryville Chamber Keeps Up With Assembly Work
At the January luncheon the Berryville Chamber of Commerce heard reports on legislative outreach, aviation field plans, and highway lighting. Committee chairs urged keeping close touch with Richmond and securing federal state aid, while a banquet was set for February 22 with guests allowed.
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E. P. Berlin
Pitts-Clarke Theatre
Woman's Club
Clarke County
J. Edward Thomas
E. McC. Williams
R. Y. Nail
Richmond
A. C. Scholer
Berryville
Cleveland
Scholer
Leonard Bell
State Highway Commission
Washington
Japanese Regrets Voiced Over Mukden Attack
The Japanese foreign office instructed its Washington ambassador to convey regret to the U S State Department regarding the attack on Vice-Consul Culver B Chamblain at Mukden Manchuria. The civilian interpreter is dismissed and others involved will be punished. The piece notes a political quip about Mr Hoover.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japanese Foreign Office
Washington
State Department
Counsul Culver B. Chamblain
Mukden
Manchuria
Foreign Office
Rain Visits Virginia Community on New Year Day
Va is visited by a very fine rain that was badly needed, touching Mr. Phil Bowman and his son Jimmie, Mrs. Willis Ruggles, Mr. Ernest Morningster, and two Morningster children of Washington DC. The rain fell on New Years Day.
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Phil Bowman
Jimmie
Willis Ruggles
Ernest Morningster
Washington, D. C
Fewer Colds With the Vicks Control-of-Colds Plan
The Vick plan combines Vicks Nose Drops VapoRub and VapoRule to reduce cold incidence severity and duration. It outlines pre cold prevention during exposure and post onset care with nightly chest throat massage and inhalation, plus a 24 hour at home regimen and a trial guarantee from druggists.
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Vicks VapoRule
Vicks
Vick
Vicks Nose
United States
Vicks VapoRub
Crossword puzzle phrase and scattered clue list
Puzzle presents a dated crossword grid with numbered clues across many topics including language, nobility, and objects. Entries like Engrave Pits for sta fodder Guard Loud sound pristine apartment and other scattered hints appear, hinting at a thematic wordplay puzzle.
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Stock & Scene of
Wallen
Stein
Assassina
Local Families Gather for New Year Dance in Rock Enon
In ROCK ENON SPRINGS Virginia on New Year’s night a large dance was held at Clint Larrick’s home Round Hill. Maynard Larrick and Raymond Shanholtz of Winchester provided the music and guests enjoyed the event. Several local residents including Luther Good Howard Good Charles Williams and daughter of Mount Falls visited C B Good and Dorothy Larrick spent holidays with Helen Larrick at Gore.
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Rock Enon Sprins
Luther Good
Howard Good
Charles Williams
Mount Falls
C. B. Good
Dorothy Larrick
Helen Larrick
Gore
Clint Larrick
Round Hill
Maynard Larrick
Raymond Shanholtz
Winchester
Local residents gather for Sunday visit and school update
Miss Dorothy Larrick and friends visited Mr. and Mrs T. W. Lockhart on Sunday. Rock Enon school shows progress this winter with Mr. Ralph Triplett as teacher. Mr. Raymond Lafollette has killed the largest hogs in this section.
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Dorothy Larrick
Jas. F. Good
C. D. Lockhart
T. W. Lockkhart
Rock Enon School
Ralph Triplett
Raymond Lafollette
Hog weights noted in debate on belief and disbelief
The text contrasts hog weights with a philosophical point, stating three hogs weighed 1,200 pounds. It discusses Agnostic's Attitude versus Agnosticism as belief systems, clarifying that one is a declaration of not having found a basis for belief while the other is an avowed disbelief.
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Teachers’ College
U.S
Boston Herald
Berryville, Va
Mr. Dudley
Berryville Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Battletown Inn
F. M. Wray
U. S
Mr. Hoover
Passiac News
Rio
Opieiris
Suhigani
John Pingeree
Chicago
Rock Enon
N. Loudoun St
Peoples Service Drug Store
North Main Street
Emmert’s
Axminster
Moling & Cather
John S. Miller & CO
The
Atwater Kent Radio Store
Wonders Apparel Shop
Norta Loudoun ST
Armstrong
Hamman’s Dollar Store
S. Loudoun ST
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