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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
14
Vintage analysis links Francisco Goya to Spain’s 1810s conflicts and civil dissension. It notes his turbulent character, fearless life, and enduring artistic power, comparing brutal street scenes to modern images and highlighting his etchings such as They Are Still in Use and depictions of church desecration and cannon victims.
The article describes an undefended English divorce by mutual accord, noting secrecy about the King, amicable post-divorce image, and hotel evidence showing misconduct. It outlines procedure from the wife's petition to witness testimony and hotel bill proof before a decree.
The Simpson divorce case may be heard in a provincial town under new rules allowing non London trials if witnesses reside nearby. Decree nisi may be granted and the court can set hearings outside the capital with limited publicity. King Edward and Prime Minister Baldwin were among recent official callers at Buckingham Palace.
The passage discusses differing views on Hoover's 1932 defeat and its effect on recovery, suggesting some think his win would speed recovery while others believe his defeat slowed it. It notes familiarity with the Cleveland convention and the familiarity of the facts among participants.
Mr Moore criticizes Knox and the Republicans for banking and insurance fears and a campaign to unsettle Roosevelt. He notes young men urging Virginia Bankers to oppose Roosevelt and questions Landon’s stance. He argues debt increases support recovery and accuses opponents of deception while praising the President’s steadfast fiscal resolve.
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