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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1930
Page
7
Anne and Glenn marry after a night of tunnel duty and danger. He returns worn yet hopeful as Sheb balks at congratulations, and Anne, buoyed by love, faces Aunt Emily and Morse with resolve to set their life on a new course.
Government plans seek a commission to study the Jamestown Isle area submerged by proposed dams. Governor and attorney general would serve as ex officio members, with state institutions aiding legal and engineering work. In Richmond, Adjutant General William Wilson Sale denies immediate resignation amid health rumors, stating he will stay unless Gov. Pollard asks him to leave.
Edith Singhase of Berryville died this morning at Membria Hospital at age twenty five. She left a widow with two children. Funeral arrangements were not learned.
Clarence Harry, central figure in a chain of financial enterprises, faces 14 years penal servitude after the court described his actions as appalling frauds. Investors lost about 800000 pounds.
The Hatry case sent shockwaves through London markets as a sentence was imposed at Old Bailey Court this afternoon on Hatry and two code.
The Hartford Courant remarks on crime in the process and notes the financial manipulation and orderly conduct, implying the events of the case carry less significance than the broader context of financial wrongdoing.
Washington, Jan 24 The Washington Evening Star quotes Prohibition Commissioner James M. Doran saying authorities have an understanding with real estate boards in other cities. The aim is to improve the padlock situation and to report any sensies found in properties under the boards jurisdiction.
The report notes a widespread cash squeeze as thousands of gold-diggers increasingly rely on I O Us amid tightening money supply and scarce ready cash.
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