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Winchester stores plan July fourth closing
A year ago most Winchester grocers announced closures on July fourth. Secretary Wilbur pledged Shenandoah National Park as national pride. Democrats in the National Convention urged repeal of the prohibition amendment. Washington reports say debt cancellation talks stalled. Handley High School’s yearbook The Handlian was judged among the state’s best.
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Psalm Verse Inspires Faithful Call to God
A historical verse from Psalm 69:6 pleads for divine aid so those who seek and wait on the Lord are not ashamed for the speaker’s sake. The text reflects religious urging in a devotional tone.
Japan’s Supremacy in the Orient Stirs Global Tensions
The article notes Japan’s rise after seizing Manchuria Jehol and parts of China, highlighting American and international reactions. It discusses Japan’s negotiations over a Russian share in the Eastern Railway and hints at future moves while warning against interference with Japan’s plans.
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Mr Deal’s Futile Quest in the Southwest
The piece reports Mr. Deal’s Bristol speech to about forty prompting discouraging notes for his campaign. It notes strong support for George Peery across the Mountain Empire and predicts little success for Deal as he tours the region.
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High Fields at Lindbergh Home Inspire Hopeful Tribute
The Hopewell estate Arva Alta known for the Lindberghs is transformed into a beacon of charity. A family vows to support many children for months to come, turning pervading sorrow into lasting joy. The gesture embodies resilience and faith that good will eventually prevail.
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Hurricane of Great Intensity Sweeps Over Sea
A tropical disturbance of great intensity tracked in the southeastern Caribbean about 1800 miles from Miami. Reports from the steamer Darien showed winds up to 70 mph as the storm moved northeast toward Venezuela, with no damage reported to inhabited areas.
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Governor Smith Promises Radio Speeches Throughout Campaign
Governor Alfred Smith, Democratic presidential nominee, plans frequent radio appearances during his campaign. A. C. Slonaker, Winchester businessman, dies after long illness. Winchester Lions Club beats Elks 16 to 6. Bushrod Gore of Front Royal turns 100. Colonial Theatre ad proclaims Every patron is an honored guest. Centenary Reformed Church reports strong Vacation Bible School. President Harding halts campaigning for nature study in the Middle West. People's Drug installs new sanitary soda fountain. South End Hose Company hosts a lawn fete from July 5 to date. elderly couples urged to eat less says health expert.
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Outing planned in Reliance as town gathers
RELIANCE Virginia June 29 The young folks plan an old time hay ride for this evening. Mr Thomas nears completion of a new residence. Miss Mildred Cissel returns home after months at Blue Ridge for treatments. Mrs D N Grover returns from Staunton with son Meryl and wife who announce the birth of a son. Mrs C C Bowen visits Front Royal with sister Mrs A S Hammock. Their daughter ill. Ministerial Association meets with Rev and Mrs H E Richardson for their monthly gathering. Miss Louise Stickley goes to Washington for employment.
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Tony Pursues Virginia Amid Derekdale Prelude
Virginia resists but is drawn into Tony’s world as he woos her with lunch, a ride to Derekdale, and a vision of becoming mistress of the grand estate. Old Anthony intervenes, asking if love can outshine ambition and status.
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Retention of Market News Service Protest Planned
Senators Byrd and representatives from Arkansas Wyoming Florida Texas Kansas plan to protest to Secretary Wallace the proposed discontinuance of the market news service. The protest follows a Budget Director recommendation and an executive order to Congress. The service provides market data to state marketing offices and individuals and faced opposition from farming groups.
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British POWs and Internees in Holland During World War II
The article notes that Germany did not transfer British prisoners of war to Holland in the late war but many British officers and others were interned there after crossing the Dutch border. It cites aviators forced down in Dutch territory among those interned.
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Rainfall totals show year to date and monthly averages
The report lists past 24 hour rainfall and year to date totals. June to date 1.57 inches and year to date 20.05 inches. A Winchester Laboratory average for 20 years cites monthly values from January 2.36 inches to June 3.81 inches.
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Middletown Notes from Middletown Virginia
Middletown notes list social visits and local happenings. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie McInturff hosted relatives from Washington D C. Abram Zirkle of Winchester stayed with Rev W P Saunders during convalescence and Kathleen Conner of Baltimore visited uncle Walter McCauley and grandfather I N Conner.
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THINGS of the SOIL Agricultural Editor Van Gorder
Agricultural editor Van Gorder outlines service, industry concerns, and Washington D C insights on soil, farming, and policy issues affecting growers and the agricultural sector.
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Outdoor underground stor age cellar for seasonal crop storage
An outdoor underground storage cellar is recommended for fruits and vegetables to minimize losses and ease year round marketing. Properly built, ventilated pits and slat crates on an earth floor provide air circulation, moisture control, and temperature management to store potatoes apples root crops and other vegetables effectively.
Bank Closing Notices for Independence Day 1933
Several banks announce closings on Tuesday July 4 1933 a legal holiday. Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Co Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester all plan to close July 4 and reopen July 5 with notices signed by bank officials.
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Bloodhounds Track Down Alleged Texas Murderers
Four youths escaped from Gates-Scott Reformatory at Gatesville Texas after an axe killing of the reformatory blacksmith. Raines Scott Applegate and Anderson were captured and face murder charges.
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