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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1930
Page
6
A Florida Times Union note ends with a sardonic question about Congress. The piece links a child named Anne Marie Pollard to religious concepts and the idea of being made in God’s image.
A bright London miss Jacqueline rebuffs a steady marriage proposal from Mr Brown to seek life’s thrills. She helps old Dobbin, pays his debt, and loses her handbag with earnings, pacing a long, difficult walk home after a patently eventful evening.
Secretary Henry L. Stimson acts as mediator in the Franco Italian naval dispute. He invites Italian Foreign Minister Dino Grandi and Mussolini confidants for quiet talks, aiming to avert near collapse of the Five Power Naval Conference.
At the conference the Italian delegation pressed for naval parity with France and held firm at the outset. Mary Stimson’s talks with Foreign Minister Grandi yielded nothing beyond Italy’s reiteration of parity demands. Premier Mussolini was reported to be in direct telephone contact with Grandi this afternoon.
Santa Barbara California March 18 George Washington Smith 51 architect and artist died at his home Sunday after a year of ill health from a heart ailment He was a member of the American Institute of Architects and the American Art Alliance Born East Liberty Pennsylvania February 22 1879 he graduated from Harvard studied in Paris came from Philadelphia to California in 1914 His widow Mrs Mary Greenough Smith and sister Mrs Harmon Brown Bell of Ruxton Maryland survive Funeral services were held here today He had many friends in Winchester where he vacationed and was a guest at the Bell home on North Cameron Street end of.
Large crowd attended Sunday evening services as plans were laid for a series of specials starting March 24 under Rev. C H Anderson with several other ministers assisting. The Ladies Aid Society announces a March 21 program at the High School with short plays monologues and music. Mrs Fannie O Whitacre has shown improvement after illness.
A Louisville and Nashville through freight wreck near Springfield Tennessee killed fireman H L Russell and brakeman Allen Moss both of Evansville Indiana and seriously injured another crewman. The engine blew up and sent the men about 100 feet into the air according to R H Bowden ticket agent.
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