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H. W. Ebert
Basil A
Ryan
County Court House
Winchester
Harry McCann
Road to Want Cited in Prov 22 16 Verse
A biblical verse emphasizes that oppressing the poor to gain riches and giving to the rich will lead to want. The quoted passage from Proverbs 22 16 reflects moral warning about wealth and charity.
The Republican Campaign Attacks the New Deal
The Republicans announce a vigorous campaign against the Roosevelt New Deal. Fletcher, GOP chairman, denounces administration policies and calls for electing Republican congressmen to save the country while noting changes to NR A and farm policy and contrasting recovery with Hoover era deficits.
Reregold Days He Little Brown Scag
Poultry experts say coccidiosis danger in a brood of corn chickens arises about twelve weeks after hatching. The questions cover age when susceptible, definition of a centaur, and pumice as hardened volcanic glass froth.
Election critique calls for Democratic recovery and swift budget balance
The speaker contrasts the fall election with the past Republican and Roosevelt administrations noting panic and recovery. They urge correcting present mistakes by Democrats rather than trusting a party shown unable to head off a low mood or act when faced with danger.
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Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Shirtsleeve uniforms for police amid hot summers
The article notes a New York City debate on summer police uniforms led by Mayor LaGuardia who urges humane outfits. He supports shirt sleeves as practical, comfortable and neat, aiming for a uniform suitable for hot weather while preserving dignity.
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LaGuardia
O. K
Back to the Land Movement Gains Ground in the Nation
Real estate man Charles Ladd of San Antonio says a widespread back-to-the-land trend is under way as thousands of farmers vacate unprofitable land for better locations. He notes 60 percent have no farm mortgages and many profited during the depression, while city workers seek country homes for security and basic needs.
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Charles Ladd
San Antonio
Texas
Playing Fair in Business Ethics
The piece argues fair play is common in sports but harder to enforce in business. It notes penalties are visible in games, yet deceptive dealers can slip by until the public learns the truth. Honest dealing wins trust and keeps customers, even when misleading claims and poor securities tempt investors.
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Germany
Elliott
Birchall
Tolichus
Our Senators
The Lynchburg News praises Virginia senators for independence and merit based criticism. It argues Byrd and Glass should be judged on bills and not president or others views, noting Virginia values steadfast representatives in Washington.
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Lynchburg
Byrd
Senate
Washington
Virginia
Glass
Courage and independence of Senators Glass and Byrd praised
The piece lauds Senators Glass and Byrd for honesty and fearlessness in facing presidential measures. It notes they do not blindly oppose the President but remain true to duty, and that Virginia takes pride in their courage and independence.
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Senator Glass
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Berlin Etiquette Dictates One Mark Tip at Dinner
A Berlin custom requires guests to leave a tip of one mark under the dessert plate at dinner while a maid at tea or cocktail parties receives 50 pfennigs.
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Berlin
ToDAY and TOMORROW By WALTER LIPPMAN
Lipppman analyzes Germany's crisis from a distance noting censorship and propaganda. He argues Hitler's will governs with violence, Germany's dependence on world trade, and the difficulty of restoring constitutional order amid rising tensions and economic decline.
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Walter Lippman
Hitler
Germany
Love and temptation on Granitehead island
On Granitehead a tangle of love tests Giles Armiger, Joan Dudley, and Scripps after Joan’s engagement to Drew Hallam. Giles hides a growing passion for Joan while Amelie’s fragile condition and Scripps’ despair stress the trio as a stormy tale unfolds.
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Joan Dudley
Adelaide Delafield
Drew Hallam
Granitehead
Drew
Nancy
Giles Armiger
Stephen Scripps
France
Scripps
Giles
Joan
Rose Carter
Adelaide
Amelie
Raymond
Stephen
Hallam
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Records
Present and past rainfall data show no precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. July totals and year to date rainfall are noted. The 21 year average total is 34.71 inches with monthly averages including January 2.41 and May 3.94 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
First US Corn Hog Check Goes to Ohio Farmer
E. D. Graves of Erie County Ohio near Sandusky becomes the first recipient of a federal corn hog check. He receives compensation for cutting corn and hog production below the quota.
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United States
E.D. Graves
Erie County
Ohio
Sandusky
Mary Pickford considers separation from Douglas Fairbanks
One year ago Mary Pickford announced a contemplated separation from Douglas Fairbanks. G L Dovell names Captain George H Grim of Winchester as Patriotic Instructor for the Virginia Department Veterans of Foreign Wars. A Chicago storm caused over a million dollars in damage. Over 300 entries came in for the Culpeper Horse Show's 29th annual event. Joseph T Deal seeks the Democratic nomination for governor but has few supporters in Southwest Virginia.
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Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
G. L. Dovell
George H. Grim
Winchester
Virginia Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chicago
Joseph T. Deal
Virginia
Pollard Opens Campaign in Christiansburg Asks Democratic Support
Five years ago John Garland Pollard, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, formally opened his campaign before a large crowd in Christiansburg. A Knights of Columbus squad from Hagerstown beat Rouss Park 11-7. Winchester firms prepare to depart for the State reservation encampment by Virginia Beach. Rumors of Hoover Mellon tax clash denied. Alexander Legge of International Harvester named Federal Farm Board chairman.
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John Garland Pollard
Christiansburg
Hagerstown Knights of Columbus
Dovo
Rouss Park
Winchester
Virginia Beach
Hoover
McAdoo loses ground in Democratic convention ten years on
Ten years ago McAdoo showed steady decline at the Democratic convention while the Virginia State Bar Association met at the George Washington Hotel. Judge Whiting appointed A F R Binker justice of the peace for Gainesboro district. J M Duke of Northern Virginia Power Company was killed by contact with high voltage wires near Berryville. Mrs Elizabeth J Verzi planned to visit her mother in Germany from her old home.
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McAdoo
Virginia State Bar Association
George Washington Hotel
Whiting
A. F R. Binker
Gainesboro
J. M. Duke
Northern Virginia Power Company
Berryville
Elizabth J. Verzi
Germany
Southern railroad starts three hour motor service between Manassas and Strasburg
Twenty five years ago a three hour motor transportation experiment launched by the Southern railroad linked Manassas and Strasburg. Mesina in Southern Italy suffered devastating earthquakes. Wheat price prospects ranged from 1.12 to 1.15 dollars. John Fox, colored, was arrested on a cow poisoning charge. The Baltimore and Ohio company eyed motor car service on the Shenandoah division if the Southern valley branch experiment succeeded.
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Southern Railroad
Manassas
Strasburg
Mesina
Italy
John Fox
Baltimore and Ohio
Shenandoah
Southern Valley
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