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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
4
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The Staunton News Leader argues car crashes, including three student deaths and eight injuries from two weekend wrecks near S M A and W L university, show reckless driving rather than unavoidable fate. It calls for stricter safety, traffic-law enforcement, and caution education to curb the rising automobile death rate among youths.
The Graf Zeppelin crew refused to rush to an alibi after three of five engines failed during the attempted transatlantic flight. Their careful approach avoids fueling Franco German tensions and may ease postwar reparations disputes. France and Germany officials aided by cordial exchanges.
The treasury will begin printing smaller currency in July, spanning over a year or more. About 900 million old-size notes remain in circulation as 930 million were redeemed and 925 million issued in the year ending June 30, 1928. Banks will be rationed to take a portion of old currency, with savings expected to offset annual currency costs. Smaller bills are seen as more convenient and likely to gain popularity.
U.S. Bureau of Education data show high school attendance rising from 915000 in 1910 to 3757000 in 1926 with over 1,000,000 pupils in junior high schools and 300,000 in high school rank. Half of high school graduates pursue higher education.
The rising public interest in education strengthens as community leaders report wider enthusiasm and backing for school initiatives and programs.
Ladie Pitman, an eight year old son of a mountain miner near Asheville, North Carolina, has never attended school but can read newspapers and the Bible, taught by his grandmother.
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