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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1935
Page
2
A reflective piece arguing Ethiopia must resist Italian aggression and preserve independence. It compares Ethiopia’s defense to broader Negro self rule, urges aid through education and missions, and reflects on civilization, race, and the League of Nations context.
A dated plea urges Christian mission to Africa describing Africans as pagans and slaves yet worthy of a dawn of civilization. The speaker promises light of faith and benevolent prayers for Africa’s future amid calls for transformation and peace.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination for railway postal clerks. Applications must be filed by October 28 1935 at the district office or the commission in Washington D C. Applicants must be 18 to 34 years old with military preference exemptions and meet height and weight requirements.
Guidance urges discreet use of toothpicks and prompt disposal to maintain a well bred appearance after dining. It advises minimal display and private removal of any food snagged between teeth.
AP reports a broad recovery signal with industrial activity up past February peaks. Automobile production begins 1936 models earlier, freight and power use hit records, while retail trade rises 15 to 20 percent from last week. Stock prices rise amid foreign tension and strong bond issues.
Edward Moore of the Millwood avenue filling station, Texas Oil Company, has won a district 6 honor plaque for increased sales during September. The plaque covers northern Virginia and portions of West Virginia and Maryland. Moore displays the award proudly in front of his station.
Trinity Methodist Church Petersiire in Danville Virginia faces foreclosure for a 130000 debt to the State College for Negroes. The Virginia State Board of Education will auction the church, with legal papers prepared for foreclosure. Bishop Mouton voiced conference distress over Petersburg's dilemma and said the Virginia Conference bears no normal legal responsibility for the debt.
Fresh east winds tonight shift to south on Tuesday with overcast skies and rain. Chesapeake Bay north of the Potomac sees moderate east winds becoming moderate to fresh southerly Tuesday.
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