Guest for AI All Pall in The Evening Star Pub Co
A garbled OCR fragment mentions The Evening Star Pub Co of Winchester and Morning Item, with references to The Weekly News Weekly Times and Associated Press credit. Names Frost Landis and Kohn appear as New York Atlanta Chicago Detroit affiliates amid attribution notes.
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Evening Star Pub Co
Winchester
Associated Press
Associate! Press
Atives
Frost Landis
Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Blessing and Glory in The Weekly Thanksgiving Hymn
A damaged line from a liturgical text cites blessing glory wisdom and thanksgiving praising God for ever and thews 7 12. The fragment echoes a devotion call to praise and gratitude.
Buy American move collapses amid near universal disapproval
The Buy American push, started by the Saturday Evening Post and echoed by several groups, collapsed as newspapers largely condemn it except Hearts papers. It suggests Americans are not swayed by hysteria and prefer broadening foreign trade, with Detroit News noting potential consequences for wheat cotton meats and manufacturing.
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Texas
Saturday Evening Post
Roosevelt
Detroit News
Ahdt
America
National policy inconsistency cited in Progress
A Charlottesville Progress article critiques French policy linking debt and loans after World War I. It argues France funds Austria to aid political aims, while denying U.S. debt repayment, portraying a pattern of German containment and shifting alliances that questions France's integrity.
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Charlottesville
France
United States
Austria
Germany
Prance
Foul May Live On and French Policy Critique
A fragment asserts lingering foul play in state affairs, naming Clemenceau as an influential figure. It laments the perceived rascality tinting French foreign policy and claims the debt settlement handling shames France’s heroes and the United States.
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Clemenceau
Mrs Reynolds relinquishes rights to late husband’s estate
Richmond Times-Dispatch reports Mrs Libby Holman Reynolds drops claims to a vast estate, leaving her infant son with a modest sum. The move aims to end a potential $20,000,000 litigation and ends Libby Holman’s long public scandal after leaving Broadway and a famous tobacco fortune.
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Richmond Times
Libby Holman Reynolds
Broadway
Postal losses under higher rates during Christmas season
A 1000-person community reports 2 fewer postal items than in 1931 as holiday receipts drop. Half the letters used unsealed 1 cent stamps, with two cent rates causing a $40 000 revenue loss. Total holiday take fell versus last year, suggesting restoring the two cent rate could restore receipts and aid business.
Short Course On Fruit Growing Is To Be Omitted
BLACKSBURG Virginia January 16 The horticul tural short course planned for January 18 19 and 20 at V P I has been stricken from the list of activities due to budget cuts Extension horticulturist Prof A H Teske states that further reductions in V P I appropriations make it inadvisable to hold the course this year The notice expresses regret over the cancellation and notes efforts to restore the program when funds become available and to offer an improved course next year
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Blacksburg
A. H. Teske
Three On Top In Cage Battle
In Richmond on January 16 AP reports two North Carolina teams and Virginia leader Old Dominion with Maryland’s speedy Old Liners falling from the ranks. North Carolina beat W. P. S. North Carolina State and Virginia Polyquint’s lone conference win also came at their expense, while V M I Cadets upset Maryland 30 to 29 to stay undefeated.
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Associated Press
Richmond
North Carolina
Virginia
Old Dominion
Maryland
North Carolina State
Virginia Polyquint
Drastic cuts in public school funds warn of 30 year setback
Dr. Ney B. Hall Virginia state superintendent of education warned students at Convocation in Memorial Chapel that drastic funding cuts threaten a return to conditions of thirty years ago. He said enrollment has surged, schools face larger classes and shorter terms, and services are curtailed as budgets shrink, endangering civilization’s future.
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Dr. Hall
Oaney B. Hall
C Memorial
Annonem Chapel
Hall
Virginia
Little Girl Lost at Temple Bay Tale Continues
Araminta Williams flees with plans to marry Barney but confronts lingering love for Janney Breckenridge. Leontine, Barney’s other admirer, grapples with jealousy as family and fiancé tensions rise at Aunt Min’s Washington home and the bay dusk unfolds. The next morning tensions spill over as the household debates Araminta’s whereabouts and choices.
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Araminta Williams
Barney
Tyson
Washington
Janney Breckenridge
Janney
Shahea
Leontine
Araminta
Rhee
Rainfall records and monthly averages at Winchester Lab
The report lists 24 hour and year to date rainfall, with totals near 2.40 inches. It includes average monthly precipitation figures from January to December, citing values such as January 2.36 inches, February 2.0, March 2.70, April 3.13, May 3.81, July 2.15, October 2.06, November 2.25, December 3.37 inches, based on case records.
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Winchester Labora
Virginia Legislature Faces Salary Cut Year Ago
One year ago reports note a salary cut for all Virginia Legislature members. A modern police car for combating gangsters in Winchester is mentioned. Wheat brings 55 cents a bushel locally and eggs 14 cents a dozen. Robert L. Striker, a Winchester resident, is laid to rest at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Babe Ruth continues to refuse a $70,000 per year contract with the New York Yankees.
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Virginia
Winchester
Robert L. Striker
Mount Hebron
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Five Years Ago in Winchester Headlines
A look back recalls Coolidge envoy to Pan-American Congress and J C Penney leading the Christian Herald. Notes note reformers, a 31 story bank home, and Pan-Americanism talks at an American Legion post.
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Coolidge
South America
Pan-American Congress
J. C. Penney
Christian Herald
Timore Trust. Company
Col. B. M. 1
American Legion Post
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Lee
Helen
Iris
Leon
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Leontifie
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Yeann
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Rover
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Deng
Tun
Che Cate VapoRub
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Fuel Commission
Army
Navy
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E. W. Cather
First Christian Church
Shenandoah Valley
Swanson
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Virginia House of Delegates
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Capon River
Nosteen Wey
Jacksonville
MNIU
Brad and Piccadilly Sts
Greyhound Fle
Baker's Drug Store
Albert Holman
Philadelphia
Pennsyl
Vania Hospital
Reynolds Tobacco
Frigidaire
Northern Virginia Power CO
Rithee Ao
Ouren
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire UO
Braddock St
City Meat Market
C. R. Grubb
Prop
E. Piccadilly
C. K. Howell
N. Braddock St
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Chesapeake Seafood
Water St
Philco Radio
E. Boscawen St
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