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Real Peace Wisdom Paths And Pleasantness Abide
A brief proverb style note citing Proverbs 8 17 about wisdom guiding to peace and pleasant paths. It emphasizes harmony and choosing prudent conduct as a guiding principle.
National Recovery Act aims to guard buyers and sellers
The NRA creates code authorities with government veto power and a nationwide Consumers Advisory Board. It fosters self governed industry standards for costs quality and waste reduction while promising better public access to supplied goods. It notes differences in buying power between male and female consumers and warns prices may rise as payrolls increase.
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The Fleet's Return From Pacific Deployment
The Far East tensions kept the U S fleet in Pacific waters for eighteen months. Tokyo has complained while Washington did not officially admit the arrangement.
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Pacific
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Atlantic Fleet Withdrawal Signals Shifts in Pacific Ties
The United States plans to withdraw the scouting fleet from the Pacific and return to the Atlantic next spring, signaling improved Washington Tokyo relations. About 50,000 enlisted and 4,506 officers will move. remaining Pacific force totals about 11,000 enlisted and 900 officers on warships.
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Japan
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Citizens Back Soft Water Plan At Mass Meeting
At a Winchester gathering led by Jay Johns and Col. James A. Anderson, citizens voiced strong support for a public works loan to build a soft water system. The plan estimates cost 200000 to 400000 dollars, with potential sources including Shenandoah River and local springs.
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Federal Public Works Administration
Virginia
Col
James A. Anderson
Public Works Administration
Shenandoah River
Cedar Creek
Fawcett’s Gap
Winchester
John I. Sloat
Cemand Savings Bank
Shirley Carter
Col. B. M. Roszel
Mr. Sloat
John W. Rosenberger
Bayliss Leads Escort in Crawford Murder Hearing
State Traffic Inspector R. E. Bayliss was detailed to Leesburg to provide a precautionary police escort for George Crawford, charged with the murders of Mrs. Agnes Boening and her maid Mrs. Nina Buckner in January 1931. He ordered to report to Alexandria at 8 AM to join the escort from the Alexandria jail to Leesburg.
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George Crawford
Agnes Boening
Nina Buckner
Middleburg
Loudoun County
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Alexandria
Crawford
Governors Push Farm Relief Plan At Des Moines Conference
Five Midwestern governors and delegates from four states urged an NRA agricultural code with fixed basic prices and currency inflation remedies. The Des Moines meeting featured Tom F. Berry Floyd B Olson Clyde L Herring Alfred G Schmedeman and William Langer discussing relief methods.
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Ernors
Des Moines
Tom F. Berry
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Royal Havana romance and missing jewelry fears
In Havana Count Carlos Diavini assists Marion after she loses a pair of $10,000 diamond emerald bracelets. He offers to hire private detectives, arrange secret service help, and cover expenses while urging her to depart for Tropica Beach and Spain with him. The pair frame the incident as a fairy tale interlude in a dangerous game of trust and romance.
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Stuart Logan
Count Carlos Diavini
Secret Service
Havana
Benides
Isungh
Marion
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester Laboratory data
The report lists present and past rainfall figures with 8 a.m. readings. Year to date totals 36.06 inches, with November to date at 0.46 inch. It cites 20 year averages and monthly figures for January through December including 2.15 inches in January and 3.06 in October.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Butchering On Virginia Farms Will Pay Well
Prepared by the Extension Division, this piece argues livestock processing can raise farm income amid high retail meat prices. It cites curing and canning pork as especially profitable, notes planned demonstrations in ten Virginia counties, and urges farmers to preserve meat for winter use and future sales.
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George Herring
Virginia Extension Division
Virginia
Dutton Hosts Diphtheria Clinic at White Hall School
Dr. 8. B. Dutton conducted a diphtheria clinic at White Hall school with high interest from patrons. Twenty children received toxoid treatment while forty received toxin and antitoxin treatment, aided ably by Mrs. Emily Van Zee in this health effort.
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Te Hall School
Dutton
Emily van Zee
Bridge problem tease hints at a lead decision
The text discusses a bridge scenario where East and West can risk a lead to catch up. It notes a hand with AQ18 AKQ432 and a 4% chance for a particular play. It promises the answer will appear tomorrow.
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