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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1931

Page

8

England Keeps Apple embargo, Winchester notes July 1930

Apple growers in the area say England will not lift its embargo on American apples. Plans near completion for a reception for Commander Byrd on July 14. Frederick County officials paid 527 dollars for poultry and livestock killed by dogs in June. Sunday schools in Frederick County plan a joint picnic on August 12.

England Nelson Page Sandy Baker Winchester Country Club Baltimore Evening Sun Newsboys Court House Green Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company Winchester Frederick County Virginia Beach Comdr R. E. Byrd

Brownsville Arrival of Captain Conrad Company

Company 1 led by Captain Robert Y. Conrad has reached Brownsville Texas on the Mexican border. City Manager Field quieted a distressed cow in the night deprived of its call. The Winchester Star circulation is 3584 with six pages in today’s issue. Grape Mash is a popular summer drink as hundreds try it. Numerous bottles are offered free in an advertising push. The mint ships new coins in dime quarter and half-dollar denominations.

Robert Y. Conrad Brownsville Texas Winchester Star

Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate Services

Rev. C. E. Seastrunk presides at Gravel Springs Lutheran Pastorate with Sunday services and sermons. Bethel Albin Freemont Mt Williams Zepp St Joan all hold Sunday schools and divine services at designated times. All are welcome.

Gravel Springs Lutheran C. E. Seastrunk Bethel Albin Freemont Aeeoea Joan Mt. Williams Gravel Springs Star Tannery J. James Zepp

Prohibition Laws Tighten Grip on City Debates

Opinion pieces mock liquor dis gust and praise enforcement while noting Philadelphia’s downturn in vitality. Critics say the law harms speech and display, yet some insist it could work without government funding. A row about city’s lone strong team hints at broader social change.

Rainfall totals and monthly comparisons from 18-year average

Precipitation data show 0.72 inches by 8 am today and 3.77 inches for July to date. The report compares January through May rainfall with 1932 figures and lists totals for 18-year periods and the first seven months of 1909 with monthly values for January through July.

Earnest Effort Will Be Made to Reduce Tariff Rates

Senator Robinson of Arkansas said that when Congress convenes in December an earnest effort will be made to reduce tariff rates. He responded to Senator Watson of Indiana who urged a serious revision of the tariff law. Senator Smoot doubted a revision would occur at the next session.

Little Rock Ark Robinson Arkansas Senate Watson Indiana Congress Smoot Utah Salt Lake City

Dire Picture Of War Painted By MacDonald

London dispatch reports Prime Minister MacDonald warned of humanity’s dire fate if another war breaks out and urged renewal of pacific effort and collective security as hope for avoiding catastrophe.

MacDonald The Associated Press London Mac

World peace speech at Albert Hall ends in upheaval

Prime Minister warns that Armageddon may come and humanity could face near extinction. The event was rebroadcast internationally from Albert Hall. A disruption interrupted the address with chaotic, unclear sounds and protests amid the crowd.

Donald Albert Hall

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