Community Boy Scout Officers Named For September Drive
The Winchester Boy Scout organization outlines its September community fund drive. Officers include Chairman Col. B. M. Roszel and Vice chairs C Vernon Eddy J S Scully J W Arthur Dr P T McFaden Dr S L Flickinger Rev Robert B Nelson R A Wall and G W Ropp. Committees cover Civic Service Camping Publicity Training Troop Organization and more with named district commissioners and troop representatives.
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Boy Scout Organization of
Winchester
Col
B. M. Roszel
C. Vernon Eddy
Scully
J. W. Arthur
P. T. McFaden
8. L. Flickinger
Robert B. Nelson
R. A. Wall
G. W. Ropp
L. Flickinger
F. T. Eggy
E. A. Lambert
George W. Bowly
T. R. Cather
Garland Quarles
Camping
Paul Hartman
George G Snarr
Fred Stine
J. W Arthur
Edward Stultz
Andrew Bell
J. P. Hayley
Leonard Sirbaugh
F. T
Cub
Seacon Rural
S. L. Flickinger
F. T. McFaden
Robert B
C Lambert
John C. Woolfolk
W. B. Good
George H. Grim
Nelson F. Richards
Henry Lewis
Cubs
Arthur Ritter
Undernourishment Fears Grow As Relief Plans Form
U S economist warns slow starvation among unemployed is widespread while relief efforts mobilize. Dr. Baker calls long term health damage possible. Fortune predicts up to 25 million destitute by winter, with AFL estimates 18 million unemployed and 12 million dependents. Red Cross sees funding insufficient for shelter and clothing. Shorter hours urged as first step to permanent solution.
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Washington
Hoover
O. E. Baker
Agriculture Department
Baker
Fortune
William Green
American Federation of Labor
A. F
Red Cross
John A. Ryan
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Quote by Dean Inge on Humility and Purity
The remark notes two Christian graces humility and purity and argues they are spoiled by discussion. It frames talk about virtue as potentially undermining authentic virtue.
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Dean Inge
Barefoot burglar cases shake Cumberland area
Cumberland youths arrested after two break-ins with one suspect admitting to being the barefoot burglar. D W Dick, 21, and Douglas K. Smith, a lookout, allegedly hid jewelry in a La Vale cave after entering the Adams home via porch roof. They trailed from Star Tannery to escape capture near Winchester.
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Cumberland
Ad. Orn- Star
Dorff
County
Lloyd L. Shaffer
D W. Dick
Douglas K. Smith
la Vale
Adams
Smith
Ad. Orendorff
Star Tannery
Winchester
Shaffer
Idea From Frenchman A Tripartite Government Idea
Washington Star notes that the colonies popularized Montesquieu and the tri partite system. The article credits Montesquieu with introducing separation of executive, legislative, and judicial functions and praises its advantages for government.
Post Office Cards Defined as Postal vs Post Cards
The Detroit News notes that cards bought from the post office with stamps printed on are postal cards while unstamped cards bought from private firms, often featuring pictures, are post cards. The Exchange adds a quip about the husband’s allowance.
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Post Office Department
Post Office
Detroit News
William Allen White Proposes Constitutional Safeguard Plan
Central Press staff writer reports William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette argues for a constitutional amendment creating a mandatory petition to Congress and a direct vote referendum on major issues. The plan seeks a three-fifths majority across states to balance national and sectional interests and protect minority rights.
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William Allen White
Ashington
D. C
William DeWitt Mitchell
United States
Emporia
Kan
White
Sunflower
Congress
Senate
Scotland Tax Collector Chased Two Miles
A Scotland tax collector was pursued for about two miles by armed assailants seeking payment. Local authorities reported a tense confrontation ended with the fugitive escaping unharmed and officials vowing to pursue further charges.
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Scotland
Cow Debate Sparks National Symbol Question
A fragment indicates a discussion about designating the cow as the national animal. The note hints at public interest and debate over symbol choice without detailing participants or decisions.
Snail’s Strength and Windshield Insect Specks
The text notes that a common snail can lift loads fifty times its weight, and imagines an elephant with similar strength. It also describes many small insects in summer air, whose smashed specks cover windshields by a large margin, described as over 936 percent.
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Otis
Also Mentioned on This Page
BOY Scout Organization
Frank R. Horton
Scout
George W. Bow
McFaden, John Rosenberger
R. A. Hall
G. W. Ropp and
Court of Honor
Robert B Nelson
Philip Williams
W W. Glass
U. S
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Green
Orient
A. F. of L
Chas. P. Stewart
Winchester Furniture CO
South Main Street
Winchester, Va
London
N. Main St
DuBois
Cecile DuBois
Charles F. DuBois
Mouth
Mass
Middleboro
Wm. Allen White
Fenders Apparel Shop
Dancer
Agar Sligiw
Sara Jane
Pittsburgh
Gilbert Kahn
Otto H. Kahn
Wall Street
Goodyear Speedway
Buncutter Tire CO
Braddock St
Goodyear
N.B.C
Wed
THE
Paul Bransom
Ralph Waldo
Emerson
American Tobacco Co
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