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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1932
Page
8
A terse claim notes that bowing from the waist and leaning over for a spanking are linked practices, suggesting no European tutor is required for such training. The sentence frames discipline and tradition without specifying persons or places.
The upper chamber adopted cuts and reallocations across state funds including 8 percent reductions for salaries between $1,001 and $1,100 and 3 to 7 percent cuts in other ranges. An extra $1,000 was added to a Medical College loan fund. Several amendments favored by various senators were rejected while others restored or adjusted funding for roads, education, and welfare programs. The measure also restores several salaries and appropriations and adds new educational opportunities for orphans and veterans’ families.
The measure approved by the House and Senate with substantial amendments is expected to be sent to a joint conference committee early next week to reconcile differences before final passage.
The Rev. Robert B. Nelson is named chairman of the Frederick county Better Homes Committee with Miss Annie Starling as associate chair. The national Better Homes in America campaign, led by Hoover as honorary chairman, aims to improve housing conditions and promote wholesome home life through lectures, exhibits, contests, and model homes. Better Homes Week is set for April 24 to May 1, 1932, as findings from the President's conference spark renewed effort nationwide.
The Associated Press reports a week starting Monday will start fair in the North and Middle Atlantic states Sunday night with snow or rain forecast midweek. Temperatures drop sharply Monday then rise by Wednesday and again later in the week with generally fair conditions at week’s end.
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