Half of Shenandoah Park Fund Paid in Eight Virginia Counties
Virginia Treasurer Purcell says half the Shenandoah Park fund is paid or sent to courts. total awards in eight counties amount to 1,372,735 with Rockingham paid 202,914 and Rockingham total 279,867. A county table shows Albemarle 42,003. Augusta 14,666. Greene 132,780. Madison 235,098. county 431,767. Rappahannock 180,242. others 867,406. Legislation may empower seizure of land for park development and transfer to the Federal government. arbitration reports expected within ten days. condemnation dates set for February in eight circuits.
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Women reporters cited as growing force in journalism
Special to The Star Harrisonburg Virginia January 29. John R Crown of the Daily News Record says journalism offers women profitable employment and urges full journalism courses at state aided colleges. He notes salary levels for women reporters and cites Washington news papers employing many women writers including coverage of Congress and politics. He lauds Harrisonburg Teachers College and President Duke for educational progress. A Danish explorer reports fossilized fishes from East Greenland suggesting new links in evolution.
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Norris Longtime Reformer Faces New Clash in Washington
Washington columnist notes Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska has achieved Muscle Shoals and anti injunction reforms and sees NRA code gains eliminating child labor yet fears powerful interests will counter his work. Norris, once called progressive, is viewed by some as conservative amid pushback from radicals. The piece reflects ongoing battles over policy and influence in D C.
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Government control and state capitalism described in critique
The author argues that banks and railroads are under government influence, with credits manufactured by the state and white collar workers reduced to economic slaves. It cites La Guardia and McCooey as political figures amid a broader claim of a world wide regime shift away from democratic capitalism.
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If all couples have two children the human race fades
The German statistical bureau warns that if every married couple bears only two children, the population would halve each generation and disappear within about 300 years.
Must Be Fed Up Mirthful Advice From Uncle Eben
The quote portrays Uncle Eben urging feeding as essential to keep adults calm, comparing grown folks to babies when their hunger isn’t appeased. He emphasizes the need to continually nourish people to prevent outbursts.
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Capture of Dillinger Mob Ends Reign of Terror
Police in Tucson Arizona captured gang leader John Dillinger and three accomplices Russell Clark Harry Pierpont and Charles Makley ending the Dillinger mob’s crime spree that included bank robberies jail deliveries and the alleged slaying of Sheriff Jess Sarber during Dillinger’s Lima Ohio transport.
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Byrd Expedition Separated by Antarctic Ice Conditions
Admiral Byrd's flagship Bay of Whales is driven from moorings by high winds and a strong swell. Forty three men remain marooned at Pressure Camp while four stay at Little America as the winter camp faces a February 10 deadline to unload or risk being crushed by new ice. Fuel shortages and drifting ice complicate relief efforts.
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Vladivostok's 75th Year Highlights Its Short History
Vladivostok, a city of 100000 residents, marks a history under seventy five years with a brief review of its development and milestones.
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