Richmond News Leader Probes State Highway Funds
The Richmond News Leader and the Richmond Chamber of Commerce question funds for road projects as announced by Governor Trinkie and others. The paper hires two certified public accountants to audit the Highway Department, marking an unusual move for an unofficial body to scrutinize public statements.
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Richmond News-Leader
Richmond Chamber of, Commerce
Trinkie
Moore
Shirley
News-Leader
Certified Public Accountants
Highway ‘Department
Virginia
Courtesy as traffic duty urged for Cumberland motorists
The Cumberland Times urges drivers to carry courtesy and consideration on the road. It contrasts social manners with driving behavior and calls for pedestrians’ safety, noting many fail to practice gentle conduct behind the wheel. The piece argues social politeness should extend to road use to reduce accidents.
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Mel Ted
Federal Role in Prohibition Law Enforcement Debate
The speaker argues that enforcement should be federal in some aspects linked to international commerce and revenue, but local authorities must handle local enforcement. He warns against neglecting the rule of law and urges broad public support to sustain full enforcement of prohibition. He cautions that partial measures erode respect for law and threaten the republic.
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Ayole
United States
Girl Drowns in River After Heavy Rains
Efforts to recover Hazel Coontz’s body continued as crowds gathered on the riverbank near Winchester. Grappling hooks and boats combed the swift, rising water, but officials fear the body may not be recovered for some time as the river stayed hazardous.
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Winchester
Coontz
Lila Stark
Se Wny
Hazeld
Tee
Eagle Rescuer From Chester Saves Two From Water Incident
Robert I Eagle son of Mr and Mrs George H Eagle of Chester assisted in rescuing two youths from the water near Handley High School. He and Lillian Stark were unconscious after being dragged from the river but were revived once on the bank.
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Robert I. Eagle
Miller
Stark
George H.eagle
Chester
Handley High School
Eagle
Lillian Stark
Grain Necessary for Ewes in Good Production
Grain should supplement pasture for breeding ewes along with legume hay and corn silage. Provide salt at all times. Thin or weak ewes will struggle to wean strong lambs and sustain milk flow, especially twins. One ration suggests four parts oats to eight parts bran and meal mixed with the feed.
Just a Thought of Sweet Remembrance Poem Line
A reflective verse recalling fond memories and devoted thoughts from loved ones who cherish you. The poetic line centers on enduring affection and steady memory.
Michigan heat relief ends in drowning tragedy
Twelve people drowned in Michigan rivers and lakes as they sought relief from Sunday heat in a sequence of water incidents reported from Detroit on June 25.
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Associated Press
Washington
The
Detroit
Michigan
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Cedar Creek Valley
Woodstock
Wanganere CO
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Sherman
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W. C. Plundere CO. Agency
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Whitloc
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Overland Sales & Serv
Leota Moore
Gainesboro
W. D. Parker
Stephens City
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Picea
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