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Suring
Winchester
Virginia
Vance
Emma
Tle Aep
Tenney, Woodward & Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Safety of the Righteous Inheritance Proclaimed
A bookmarklike verse asserts the righteous inherit the land and dwell there for ever. It cites Psalm 37 29 and 31 noting the law of God is in the heart guiding every step without slipping.
Record Deficit Prompts Call for government reorganization
The fiscal year ended with a 4.7 billion dollar deficit the largest in peacetime. Total appropriations topped ten billion with 2+ billion for veterans benefits and 300 million due to tax changes overturned by the Supreme Court. Recovery and relief outlays exceed three billion, urging a bipartisan push to streamline agencies and cut costs. A Byrd-led committee seeks consolidation to restore a balanced budget and a business-like government.
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AAA
Supreme Court
John R. McCarl
Senate
Byrd
Congress
Committee
Dream Comes True as Shenandoah National Park Dedication Nears
Roanoke World News notes President Roosevelt will dedicate Shenandoah National Park next week marking the culmination of a dozen years of planning and labor. The national park dream grew from many hands and faces across Virginia, with mountains, valleys, and clearings inspiring long effort. The article emphasizes inspiration and achievement, with the exact origins of the idea uncertain.
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Roanoke World News
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Shenandeah National Park
Virginia
Virginia completes Shenandoah National Park dream
Dedication of Shenandoah National Park set for July 3 with President Roosevelt speaking at Big Meadows. Skyline Drive to be dedicated as a major scenic corridor, funded by state action and private philanthropy, joining a landmark national park conceived to offer Western wilderness within reach of Virginians.
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Col. Benchoff
Woodstock
Showalter
National Geographic Magazine
West
Washington City
Norfolk
Tidewater
Thomas S. Southgate
Park
Virginia
Wilbur C. Hall
Hall
Roosevelt
Hoover
Blue Ridge
Reig Park
United Tes
Big Meadows
Shenandoah National Park
United States
Columbia
National Broadcasting
Sky Line
Coatless Summers in Washington Elevates Elevator Etiquette
In Washington lively debates rose over men removing hats in elevators for women. Newsmen spurred the silliness to liven Congress, but no rule was enacted. Social tradition held firm despite warm weather expectations for coatless dress.
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Charlottesville
Washington
Will Rogers Humorous Story Gossips About Women and Golf
A humorous Will Rogers tale notes women being called gossipers but suggests they must work hard to outdo men especially when liquor loosens their curiosity. A neighbor stumbling home jokes about a judge buying golf clubs to beat the wife, reflecting California-era social humor.
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Nage
California
American News Features. Inc
Fashion and the stubborn coat in summer heat
The piece notes light clothing is unnecessary in blistering sun and recalls fashion moments from pajamas in blue to plain white shirts with waist sashes. It contrasts sport shirts and wide collars, polo shirts among college crowds, and warns that coats persist as a sign of conformity to designers.
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North Carolina
Newark
California
England
City Sergeant C. Lee Barr Dies Suddenly at Camp
One year ago City Sergeant C Lee Barr succumbed to a heart attack at his camp near the Shenandoah river. Libby Holman rehearses in Kennebunkport Maine while her young son heir to Reynolds millions is under guard. Guests from afar attend the wedding of Jane Scully and Rodney T. Taylor. Shawnee Garden Club sponsors a miniature display at the Colonial Art and Craft Shop drawing attention.
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C. Lee Barr
Shenandoah River
Libby Holman
Kennebunkport
Reynolds
Jane Scully
Rodney T. Taylor
Shawnee Garden Club
Colonial Art and Craft Shop
Five Years Ago Flight Reaches Edmonton Winnie Mae
Wiley Post and Harold Gatty completed their round the world flight landing in Edmonton Canada aboard the Winnie Mae. Miss Mabel Elizabeth Lutz wed Kenneth Cornwell in Norristown Pennsylvania. General A T Goodwyn former UCV head died in Birmingham Alabama.
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Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Edmonton
Canada
Winnie Mae
Mabel Elizabeth Lutz
Kenneth Cornwell
Norristown
A. T. Goodwyn
Birmingham
Alabama
Shenandoah Valley Plans New England Tour and Local Events
Ten years ago Shenandoah Valley, Inc. announced a tour to New England states. Major and Mrs Porter House entertain from West Palm Beach. The Ku Klux Klan of Harrisonburg plans a cross burning at Massanutten Caverns on July 4. Bishop Tucker will reopen Grace Episcopal church at Berryville.
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Shenandoah Valley, Inc
New England
Marriages and deaths in brief from 25 years ago
Miss Helen Gibson of Upperville and William A. Reid of Washington D. C. marry. William H. Hardy an engineman with C and O. dies at Hinton West Virginia after scalding. Mrs. Sarah Harpley Cornwell 68 dies at Armel. Miss Victoria V. Noel of Washington D. C. and Daniel W. Lupton marry.
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Helen Gibson
Upperville
William A. Reid
Washington, D. C
William H. Hardy
Hinton
W. Va
Sarah Harpley Cornwell
Armel
Victoria V. Noel
Daniel W. Lupton
Gold Rush to the Klondike Begins in 1897
July 1 1897 marks the start of the Klondike gold rush as prospectors head toward Yukon fields. The expedition era begins drawing crowds with reports of rich finds and camp life amid harsh travel conditions.
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Klondike
Resurrection from the dead explored in open forum
The Star presents an open forum on the resurrection with questions and Bible answers. It cites scripture from 1 Corinthians 15 22 Ecclesiastes 3 20 and Acts 24 15 and invites readers to submit further questions for discussion.
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the Star
Answers from the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Questions
The document lists numerous Q and A items on topics from baseball crowds at Yankee Stadium to the ownership of The Hermitage, flowers, silencer operation, and state poets laureate. It includes figures like 83,353 for a 1928 doubleheader crowd, Civil Service retirement fund balance of 294,360,857.99, and flood damages totaling 507,600,000 with 429,500 homeless.
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Ohio Valley
New England
Potomac River Valley
Pittsburgh
Assciated
United States Civil Service Retirement Fund
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Retirement Fund
Lemke Third Party Bid Fails to Rally Support
Washington dispatch notes Lemke’s Union party plan faltering as Townsend doubts old age pensioners will back him. Labor and key figures neither back nor fully oppose, with Coughlin and Frazier as main Lemkeites. Roosevelt’s Philadelphia speech sparks silent Republican counterplay and warns against a new revaluation party.
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Washington
William Lemke
Union Party
Francis E. Townsend
Lemke
Cleveland
Thomas
John D. M. Hamilton
Pew
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hamilton
Coughlin-Lemke
Secretarial Intrigue at The Willows Ends in Wedding Tease
Joan Spencer a school teacher becomes Julian Sloane's secretary at The Willows where jealous actress Sheila True disrupts the arrangement. Joan unravels a plot around missing pages and a love triangle with Julian and Win, peaking at Beatrice Hill and Stephan Winsloe's wedding as Joan faces heartbreak.
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Joan Spencer
Julian Sloane
Joan
Sloane
Alex Garrity
Julian
Sheila True
New York
Sheila
the Willows
Win
Beatrice Hill
Beatrice
Blakeville
Dorothy
Beatrice Sherry Hill
Stephan Winsloe
St Thomas Church
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