France hosts first international gastronomic rally across wine regions
The event runs June 9 to 19 from Dijon to Cheverny covering about 1518 kilometers. Competitors from France Britain Belgium and Holland test driving skill while sampling local foods and wines with rest days planned. Cars built since 1900 eligible bonus for pre 1940 models. prizes total around one million francs.
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Paris
France
American Safety Council
Dijon
Burgundy
Cheverny
Loire
Bordeaux
Britain
Belgium
Holland
Protests Over Mail Service Reach 900 in Winchester
Postman A. Ryland Conner reports more than 900 letters and cards from Winchester residents protesting the curtailment of mail delivery. He notes some patrons berated the postman and mentions over 35 bills seeking to rescind the order for one daily delivery. Hearings begin Thursday.
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A. Ryland Conner
Winchester
Conner
Roanoke Population Count Reported at 91 070
The unofficial population total for Roanoke is announced as 91 070 residents. The figure reflects current local estimates and is not an official census designation.
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Roanoke
Crossword Clues and Definitions Fragment
Puzzle-like list of short clues with several across and down style hints including animal names foods and descriptors. Contains entries for birds fish shapes and common words as scattered definitions.
Hospital Admissions At Winchester Memorial
New patients listed include Dr. James C. Davis at 502 West Cork Street and Mary Catherine Strosnider, daughter of Ralph and Mrs. Strosnider, of Strasburg. Others are John Richard Bowers, Mrs. William Brannon, Mrs. Edwin Hopkins, Mrs. Paul Anderson, Mrs. Rose Whittington of Martinsburg, West Virginia, John Timbrook of Augusta West Virginia, and Mr. Wee M. Myers of Martinsburg, West Virginia.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
James C. Davis
W. Cork
John Richard Bowers
George Richard Bowers
Cameron St
William Brannon
Winchester
Edwin Hopkins
Braddock
Paul Anderson
Rose Whittington
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mary Catherine Strosnider
Ralph Strosnider
Strasburg
John Timbrook
Augusta
Wee M. Myers
Market Reports From Winchester Farmers Exchange
Consignment heavy market active on butcher stock with bidding slower on stockers. Lambs 29.10 top. cattle steers 28 to 30.60 high, stockers up to 27.50, heifers 25 to 27.10, cows 19 to 22.75, dairy cows to 237.50, bulls 20 to 23.40, hogs 18 to 20.35, sows 18 to 25.75, lambs 29.10 to 27.65, butcher ewes 7 to 8.50.
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Nova Scotia
Most Tax Errors Against Government
In Chattanooga Tennessee George J Schoeneman said one in four individual income tax returns is erroneous with 91 percent of errors against the government. He cited $1.3 billion in understatements and $90 million in overstatements, noting the government can recover about $600 million of the understatements. He spoke at the 18th annual meeting of the National Association of Tax Administrators.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
U. S. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
George J. Schoeneman
Schoeneman
National Association of Tax Administrators
Eye Bank allows eye donation by will though legal steps needed
The article explains that individuals may donate eyes for corneal grafts by will but removal after death requires proper legal authority. It notes the Eye Bank for Light Restoration, Inc. is located in New York City.
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The
Eye Bank For Light Reservation, Inc
New York City
Debate on Constitution and Southern secession echoes in Memorial talk
The speaker recalls the Revolution and the birth of the United States Constitution as a compact of nations. He argues states reserved powers, defends Southern secession as protecting state conduct from federal interference, and rejects slavery as the stated motive of the Civil War. The speech frames secession as a rightful assertion of state sovereignty.
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United States
Union
Party of Abolition
Doned
Lee
Souths Staunch Resolve in Civil War Valor
The passage lauds the Southern fight in the Civil War, asserting coercion of Virginia and the broader Confederacy by war. It honors the four-year struggle as a defense of constitutional liberty and notes the intense sacrifices and bravery of Southern men and women.
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Ted
Virginia
Winchester stores to shorten Wednesday hours this summer
Beginning tomorrow, Winchester stores will close at noon on Wednesdays for the summer. The mid-week afternoon holiday has been observed by the Winchester Retail Merchants Assn. for several years, a pattern also seen in nearby cities and towns.
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Winchester
Winchester Reta Merchants Assn
Ceremonies Slated In Wardensville July 4 Celebration
Wardensville War Memorial Building Association plans all day events for July 4 starting 9 30 am with a baseball game and band concert. Dedication at 2 pm features talks by speakers to be announced, followed by another baseball game, a rally at 8 pm and a dance at 9 pm chaired by J T Frye.
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Wardensville
W. Va
Wardensville War Memorial
J. T. Frye
All-America Conference Draws Nearly Six Million Fans
A total of 5 946 915 fans paid to see All-America Conference pro football games over the league four-year span, reflecting strong attendance as the circuit completed its initial seasons.
WV Governor Urges Oil Tariff Increase
Gov. Okey L. Patteson of West Virginia asked a Senate labor subcommittee to raise oil import duties or cut the maximum quota, citing the need to protect domestic refining and jobs.
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Washington
Okey L. Patteson
West Virginia
Senate Labor
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