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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1924

Page

3

Highland County Virginia Mass Meeting Opposes Child Labor Amendment

In Monterey Highland County on August 6 1984 residents denounce the federal child labor amendment. They urge delegates and senators to vote against it arguing it erodes parental authority and nationalizes family duty. They reference proposed Virginia house amendments and congressional votes as evidence of a federal overreach.

Monterey Highland County Virginia Congress of the United States Saraleasepeactors Feneral Assembly of Peasion United States Washington Moore Congress House Ramseyer Congressional Record Senate Sam

Virginia Apples 70 to Be Inspected This Year

The Virginia apple inspection program, led by F. Bar Parsons, will inspect about 450 000 barrels this year, up from 85 000 previously. Ten inspectors train in Albemarle Pippin area near Charlottesville, with about 35 total workers statewide. Peach inspection has surged, with an estimated 225 cars to be examined, up from thirty in 1923, as Crozet Timberville Amherst districts complete or wrap up.

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Mass Your Colors in National Defense Test Day Parade

Winchester civic and fraternal groups urged to bring all colors and national flags to a special division at the head of the procession. The Civilian Committee seeks a unified marchers line, unmarked by social or group distinctions, under W. A. Baker.

Winchester W. A. Baker

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