Virginia to Dedicate Scott Stadium with prep guest squads
Special to The Star from Charlottesville reports Virginia will dedicate Scott Stadium at 2:30 p m with the Cadet corps arriving by train. Football squads from twenty Virginia high and preparatory schools will attend as guests, including Danville Military Institute Fork Union Military Academy and Fishburne. Alumni are invited to a Cabell Hall mass meeting. Thomas Virginia captain may shift to quarterback with Wager and Brewer also in consideration for the lineup.
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Johnson to Manage Senators for 1932 Season
Washington Baseball Club president Clark Griffith announced Walter Johnson will again manage the team for a one year contract. Johnson, who just finished a three year term, is praised for discipline and leadership though the club finished third behind the Athletics and Yankees. Griffith plans minor league additions and trades to bolster the staff and lineup, with Joe Judge availability unchanged.
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Pullman Berth Schedules For Two Suspended
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended until May 13 1932 charges by the Pullman Company raising berth rates for two occupants. The plan would add 20 percent of the lower berth fare when a second passenger occupies any berth or a sleeping car section, with no current charge for a second passenger beyond valid tickets.
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Tariff Proposal Sparks Hypothetical State Wealth Debate
The remark questions the idea that a protective tariff would make everyone rich and suggests a provocative alternative: granting each state a tariff to multiply national wealth, implying a 48fold increase. The comment uses a hypothetical to critique tariff logic and test its broader economic implications.
Yorktown Sesquicentennial Programs Available
The Winchester Chamber of Commerce announces a large supply of Yorktown Sesquicentennial programs for October 16 17 18 and 19 at Yorktown Virginia. Andrew Bell secretary says the programs may be picked up at the Capitol Theatre office by anyone desiring them.
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Many Kinds of Asters and Their Origins
Over 250 species of asters native to temperate regions and abundant across the United States. They belong to the Compositae family and are named for the star like flower shape. The China aster is also in the Compositae family and comes from China.
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Army and Navy Football Tickets Set for Charity Game
Annapolis announced prices for the Army Navy game on December 12 at Yankee Stadium. Grandstand seats cost 5 and box seats 10 with proceeds to the unemploy ment relief fund. Col J B Ruppert donated use of the arena.
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Strasburg Plays Ball On Sundays
John Lee Krider replies to Mrs. A M Smith of Toms Brook Va about Sunday baseball near her county noting games are played in Strasburg within six miles. He defends Sabbath keeping and mentions Winchester criticism from The Winchester Star.
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Swedish Nightingale Sues Otto Kahn for $500000
Lydia Lindgren known as the Swedish Nightingale sues Otto Kahn in New York City for 500000 dollars. She claims Kahn promised rewards for dropping a slander suit she filed against fellow opera singer Julia Claussen.
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Hoover Appeals for Proper Assistance
A humane call from President Hoover urges renewed generosity toward the deserving, stressing that aid serves the nation’s moral fabric and social welfare.
MartinsburgHigh seeks Waynesboro clash after Morgantown loss
Martinsburg High Coach Glenn blames the defeat on over anxiousness a weakened line and faulty generalship ahead of the Co V A L contest with Waynesboro in Waynesboro. The team showed early promise but faltered after the first touchdown.
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Negro Slayer of Four in Maryland Case on Grand Jury List
Orphan Jones a 60 year old black farm hand confessed to killing Taylorsville farmer Green Davis 55 his wife 38 and two daughters Elizabeth 15 and Mary Lee 13 with a shotgun and pistol. He was moved to Baltimore for safe keeping as State's Attorney Godfrey Child prepares the case for a Monday grand jury after a 16 hour interrogation.
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President Hoover to address unemployed relief drive
President Hoover will radio address from Fort Monroe Virginia on Sunday night to launch the emergency unemployment committee appeal for local relief funds. He will go to Annapolis Saturday and sail aboard the USS Arkansas for the Yorktown Sesquicentennial celebration, with the address set between six and six thirty.
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Socialistic Belief and Communism Defined
The text describes communism as a socialist doctrine based on Marxist aims. It asserts collective ownership of production and a dictatorship of the proletariat by the working class to establish a socialist state.
Odd Wedding Attire Echoes Past Marriages in England
At a wedding in Sheield England Sir William Ellis wore the suit he wore at his own wedding 42 years ago. The bride wore the dress once worn by Lady Filis and featured pearls and jewelry belonging to Lady Ellis's grandmother.
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First New England Homes
Pine boarded walls and ceilings were commonly used in early New England homes. The woodwork often remained unfinished, sometimes rubbed with oil or wax, preserving the wood’s natural color. Paint or stain appeared much later, around 1740.
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Wife Preservers Fresh Dish Cloths For Health
Fresh dish cloths and tea towels help hygiene. Wives say washing airing and sunning daily keeps them clean and ready for use.
Ford car praised for safety comfort and value
A university connected motorist and others praise Ford for safety, comfort, driving pleasure, economy, and long life. The reviewer notes owning eleven cars over twenty years with eight in mid price and one at three thousand dollars, choosing Ford for its low price and enduring satisfaction.
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