Republicans To Issue No For Cain Campaign
The Associated Press reports Republicans will issue a no for Cain campaign. Washington dispatch notes rain delays and a push to shape the Hoover administration narrative during October.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1930
Page
7
The Associated Press reports Republicans will issue a no for Cain campaign. Washington dispatch notes rain delays and a push to shape the Hoover administration narrative during October.
Editor William Al, of Westtown, announces a 12 page tabloid weekly to be issued here starting Saturday. He will supervise the project with Wordner Coane handling stories and pictures. The paper will not focus on spot news.
Market report lists wholesale ranges for local flour eggs corn meal and dairy feed. Items include flour around 5.25 to 6.70 per unit leather prices unclear. eggs hens heavy leghorn chickens and young chicks mentioned with indeterminate figures. butter creamery and No 2 grade items cited. corn and dairy feed prices noted with broad ranges.
Equipped with a small chapel a 60 foot yacht has been sent to Alaska as a Catholic missionary ship. The note mentions a sail with biblical passages and a mission context reflecting religious outreach at sea.
Robert A. Long led the International Convention of Disciples of Christ opening its third annual gathering in Washington with 12 000 delegates from 30 counties attending a 10 day program. The event features talks on church loyalty, attendance, and support as plans unfold for an 8 million dollar pension fund for ministers.
Special Commissioners set a public auction for a 200 acre Winchester Virginia farm under a Frederick County Decree. Sale at noon on Saturday November 15 1930 in front of the County Court House. Cash terms. James Reardon commissioner bound by court.
Reporters and cameramen struggle to cover unrest as protests surge across a South American capital. Journalists face blockage and risks while documenting clashes between security forces and demonstrators.
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