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Atlanta
Proverb Verse Echoes Wealth and Want
A brief excerpt cites Proverbs 22 16 about oppressing the poor for gain and giving to the rich leading to want, reflecting moral scripture tone.
Byrd Antarctic Expedition Encounters Rough Conditions
The Staunton News-Leader reports that Admiral Byrd's Jacob Ruppert battles a severe ice pack near the South Pole. Engines stalled by oil in the water and dense fog hinder visibility as Byrd describes one of his most difficult flights.
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Staunton News
South Polar
Byrd
Jacob Ruppert
Antarctic
Admiral Byrd
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Little America
Pacific Quadrant
Ross Sea
Bay of Whales
Ellsworth
New York Times
Lincoln Ellsworth
Wyatt Earp
Weddell Sea
Antarctica
United States
Male and Female Roles Trigger Turmoil in Naturalist Meeting
A noted scientific observer described male animal fighting spirit as driving world turmoil. The idea was among conclusions presented at the recent meeting of the American Society of Naturalists.
Hoover era loans to foreign powers
The record states no money was lent by the United States to any foreign power during the Hoover administration. The Seven Years' War involved Austria France Germany England and later Russia beginning in 1756.
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United States
Austria
France
Germany
England
Russia
Women and Men in Society A Clash of War and Peace
The text contrasts fighting spirit in men with peaceful activity among insect females and argues that a female led society could be dull yet socially engaged. It notes both sexes harbor strong passions and that progress requires work from both genders.
Harry L. McCann Takes Oath as Sheriff
Harry L. McCann qualifies for sheriff by taking oath of office and posting bond. Frank Foreman is reelected captain of the South End Hose Company. Initial night of prayer services is well attended. Five family members die in a Baltimore apartment fire. A four month old Italian baby is murdered in New York with a stiletto left in the breast. Fred W. Forney reelected president of Winchester Park Association for a second year.
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Harry L. McCann
Frank Foreman
South End Hose Company
Baltimore
New York
Fred W. Forney
Winchester Park Association
Thongs file past Tex Rickard at Madison Square Garden
Miss Elizabeth Updike 22 of Toms Brook dies after shooting herself in Memorial Hospital. Hannibal Eaton 94 dies five days after wife. they were married 64 years. Elder Burr Williams Power 92, noted Primitive Baptist minister, dies near Martinsburg West Virginia. Two sisters and a brother inherit shares in the $5 000 estate of George W. Gibson of Stephens City.
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Tex Rickard
Madison Square Garden
Elizabeth Updike
Toms Brook
Memorial Hospital
Hannibal Eaton
Eaton
Burr Williams Power
The
Primitive Baptist Church
Martinsburg
W. Va
George W. Gibson
Stephens City
Paralytic stroke ends Mrs T J Cooper at 70 in Winchester
Ten years ago Mrs T J Cooper wife of a Winchester merchant dies after a paralytic stroke at age 70. She was linked with the local business community and prominent social circles.
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T. J. Cooper
Winchester
Smedley Butler
Philadelphia
Charles Harnsberger
Conkville
Mount Jackson
Virginia
E. Lee Trinkle
C. Bascom Slemp
Coolidge
Miami
Fla
Budget of 1934 and the 1935 outlook analyzed
The article explains the fiscal year differs from the calendar year and discusses how the 1934 budget forecasts a large deficit, rising the national debt, with plans for 1935 to rely on private investment. It argues that revival of private capital markets is essential to reduce deficits and avoid inflation, evaluating the administration’s strategy and risks.
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Congress
Washington
Administration
England
United States
Valthex Reveals Dark Ties In Ruins Murder Conspiracy
In a tense confrontation Valthex accuses Raoul and Clara of planning to hand him to the police. He details his decade of investigation at Volnic chateau uncovering Elisabeth Horain’s jewels and the Marquis Jean d Erlemont s secret role, hinting at a murder over priceless stones. Continued.
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Valthex
Raoul
Clara
Big Paul
Law
Montmartre
Blue Casino
Big Boy
Marquis
Jean d’Erlemont
Volnic Chateau
Elisabeth Horain
Chateau
Marquis Jean d'Eriemont
Jean d'Erlemont
Paris
Volnic
Madame de Jouvelle
Elisabeth
Elisabeth Homain
Aniakchak at Hables Palace Promises Rare Alaska Film
A special feature attraction Aniakchak presented by Father Bernard Hubbard, known as The Glacier Priest, premieres at Hables Palace with local endorsement by Father Heller. The Alaska expedition film showcases volcanic scenery and dramatic natural phenomena, followed by Broken Dreams with Randolph Scott and Martha Sleeper, plus Moran and Mack in Freeze Out.
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Hable’s Palace
Tomorrrow
Fox Film Corporation
Aniakchak
Father Hubbard
Randolph Scott
Martha Sleeper
Buster Phelps
Winchester
The Right To Romance Premieres With Ann Harding
Ann Harding stars as Dr Simmons in The Right To Romance, drawing applause at the premiere this afternoon. Her performance blends love and duty as fame and fortune test her professional commitments. Also screened were Charley Chase Hel Roach comedy Cracked Iceman and a Metro Travelo re.
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Ann Harding
Dr. Simmons
Metro
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Lab
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am shows none. January to date totals 0.91 inches, year to date 0.91. Winchester Laboratory records 34.71 inches as the 21 year average. Monthly averages range from January 2.36 to December 2.37 inches, with May and June near 3.7 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Funeral Rites For Virginia Williams Tomorrow
Funeral services are planned for Virginia Williams a 21 year old Colored girl who died after a broken vertebra in Memorial Hospital. The rites will be at St Marys Episcopal Memorial Church Berryville at 3 PM conducted by Rev C R Dawson. Interment in Little Chapel Cemetery. She is survived by six siblings and her parents. Viewing at John Hinders Funeral Parlors Berryville.
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St Marys Episcopal Memorial Church
Berryville
Virginia Williams
Memorial Hospital
C. R. Dawson
Charles Town
W. Va
Little Chapel
William B. Williams
John Moncure High School
Millers Tavern
Taylor M Williams
Tuskogee Institute
Tuskogee
Ala
Paul H Williams
Millwood
Mattie Jones
Frances B
Gladys B
Lynchburg Council Urges Jail Terms for Drunken Drivers
Lynchburg councilors push to instruct state lawmakers to seek mandatory jail sentences for drunken driving. Currently only second offense cases get jail at municipal court, with first offenses fined and jailed temporarily. Some officials oppose. juries have recently freed many drunk drivers despite intoxication evidence.
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Chburg
Jan
Aes City Council
Chara E. Burks
T. Franklin Daniel
Lynchburg
General Assembly
Municipal
Corporation Court
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