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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
8
Havana police and students clashed in the streets in front of a Cuban senator’s residence three days after the assassination of four political leaders. Two bystanders fainted but no injuries were reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ricks of Washington and Mrs. Daniel Van Dam of Grottoes Virginia spent several days as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul P Glynn at their Mount Williams home. Mr. Frank Manuel, long confined at home on North Cameron Street due to illness, is reported today to be somewhat improved.
Berryville Virginia notes at end of September list hosts guests and travelers. Mrs Frank M Wray entertained for Mrs Alexander Hamilton of Richmond with several guests including Mrs Blackburn Smith and Mrs E L Tessier.
Governor Roosevelt criticizes high tariffs as stifling recovery and argues for public counsel on rate changes. He says four years’ policy errors harmed prosperity and urges decisive action to reverse them. He discusses export debt, world commerce, and the need for farm relief.
J S and Paul Roller led the Rockingham County Herd Improvement Association for September with an average 555 pounds of milk and 32.67 pounds of butter fat from their herd of Jersey cows. High cow produced 1131 pounds of milk and 58.8 pounds of butter fat. Members H J Hardesty Gilbert P Wright and C S Solenberger report herd sizes and yields, including several cows yielding over 30 pounds of butter fat.
Athens reports more than 200 dead from the Chalcidice earthquakes with ruins still trapping victims. Shocks persist in Salonika keeping residents outdoors. a 16 mile crevasse opens, and fears of landslides and disease after reburials grow.
Richmond reports state entomologist G. T. French says discovery of white pine blister rust near Lu ray will bring Virginia into the revised Federal quarantine starting January 1. Also notes Miss Alice McKee’s pre nuptial entertainments as engagement to Asbury H. Jackson is announced with bridge parties and kitchen showers.
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