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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
8
The remark questions whether Japan or any nation should call a large military drill a form of spiritual education, citing a recent event in Tokio as an example of the debated label and its implications.
The Southeastern Cattle Producers Association formed in Bristol with 400 cattlemen from Virginia West Virginia Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina. It aims to raise beef prices through producer seller cooperation and drafted a marketing plan for immediate adoption. Giles H Dickenson elected president and R W Sullivan named secretary treasurer. The group plans a marketing schedule to balance packers and producers and allows signers to store cattle to November 1.
The piece notes Schiaparelli first described lines on Mars as canals, a term later seen as suggesting artificial waterways. It suggests his word may better be read as channels, reflecting a non-committal stance about their nature.
Former Virginia state senator G Walter Mapp told a prohibition rally in Richmond that prohibition is better than what we came from or are heading into He predicted a long victorious fight and praised President Roosevelt Also speaker Deets Picketts tied repeal to the NRA program and urged prayers and turnout George N Conrad argued Western Virginia would offset Richmond votes comparing to 1914 enabled act case
Richmond Sept 12 The bill authorizing state educational institutions to borrow or accept money from the Federal government for constructing and improving buildings was signed by Governor Pollard. It enables Harrisonburg State Teachers College to borrow funds for a dormitory and issue bonds and other obligations. The governor also created Kilmarnock as a separate school district for representation on the county board, and signed Senate bill 13 abolishing Fairfax county districts while exempting Falls Church and recognizing Herndon as a separate district.
Dr. Franklin Pierce Manhart, 81, renowned Lutheran clergyman and educator, died suddenly in Selinsgrove. He became Susquehanna University’s first president in 1894 when the Missionary Institute became the university. He helped form the United Lutheran Church of America and founded the Deaconess Mother's Home in Baltimore. His son, Dr. George B. Manhart of DePauw University, survives him.
Al asserts that persistence and patience yield power. The remark frames steady effort as the key to long term influence and results.
U S officials urge a hands off policy as Cuba faces a standoff at the National Hotel where 300 Cuban army officers barricade themselves. Secretary Hull warns the United States will not intervene and aims to avoid provoking any side while Cuba resolves its political crisis. Ambassador Welles has remained at the scene as tensions rise and a formal statement is released to newspapers.
President Roosevelt approved a plan to eliminate about 50 army posts and authorize expenditures near 50 million dollars to consolidate 50 other posts into permanent stations. The White House explained the approach would operate from top and bottom with decisions on specific posts deferred.
The Malayan natives of Singapore regard the common Malay dove as a sign of good fortune. An attractive bamboo cage with one of these birds hangs before nearly every native hut. It is said.
Miners in a Molong limestone cave unearthed a tooth and fossilized bones from a marsupial lion that inhabited Australia roughly twenty million to twenty thousand years ago. The creature is believed to have carried its young in a pouch like a kangaroo.
Dr Logan Clendening outlines that high blood pressure has many considered causes but remains largely mysterious. He cites a Boston physician who linked a distinct hyperactive personality to hypertension and recalls a patient named Henry demonstrating how relaxation can lower blood pressure.
Bridge coach E W Shepard outlines the revived 3 bid in 1926, clarifying its power and risks. He explains partner guidance, when to use 8 and 3 bids, and lists sample hands to judge opening choices before play.
Maryland reported an overwhelming repeal tally of 167 708 to 26 775 as Maryland joined Minnesota and Colorado in supporting the 21st amendment. Baltimore city and county results pushed Maryland toward ratification with 27th state status confirmed as Maine also leans wet in count. Idaho and New Mexico slated to vote next Tuesday on the repeal referendum.
Frederick County Teachers Association forms at county court house with officers Robert E Ayler president Orville Wake vice president Mrs Claude B Stickley secretary treasurer Delegates named for state teachers convention in Richmond during Thanksgiving week including Mrs W E Ropp Middletown for high schools Miss Sextort Samsell Stephens City for upper grades and W O McDaniel for one and two room schools
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