The Evening Star Publication Details and Rates
The Evening Star is published daily at Kores Va with Sunday editions and is consolidated with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. Subscription rates list one year 3.50 for local in advance six months 1.75 three months .90 and one month .30. carrier rates 4.50 per year 2.25 six months 1.20 three months 1.40. Advertising reps Frost Landis and Kohn cover New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
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New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
No More War Peace Motto Shown in Verse
A historical line from Isaiah proclaims nations will not lift swords, nor learn war again. The quotation marks the stance against conflict as a timeless call for lasting peace.
Family Ties Highlight Bushnell Rise to State Supreme Court
Roanoke Times recalls the Bushnell family from Salem including Dr John E Bushnell era pastors and merchants. George E Bushnell of Highland Park Michigan won the state Supreme Court seat, leading the Democratic ticket. He is the eldest son of Dr John E Bushnell and a VPI graduate who later pursued law in Detroit. The Bushnells were linked to the Terrells of Salem and Berkeley, California. Local readers will follow his judicial appointment with interest.
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Roanoke
Salem
Bushnell
John E. Bushnell
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Salem Lutheran Church
Main Street
George
John
Miller
Terrell
Sarah
Margaretta
Detroit
Michigan
George E. Bushnell
Highland Park
State Supreme Court
Bushnells
Terrells
Old Salem
Sam Terrell
Berkley
Bay
San Francisco
Park Highway Fund Could Extend Skyline Drive
Virginia officials and congressional leaders seek to reallocate a $400,000 federal relief grant for Shenandoah National Park. Interior Secretary Ickes signaled support for using the funds to extend Skyline Drive across the park, potentially avoiding disruption to the park highway program.
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Lynchburg
Congress
National Parks
Shenandoah National Park
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Treasury
Byrd
Robertson
Willian E. Carson
State Conservation and Development Commission
Ickes
Department of Interior
Pga
Nate Breeds Hate in Global Repercussions
The excerpt discusses the global response to Germany's April 1 boycott of Jews, noting how boycotts and mass expulsions echoed worldwide. It cites Toronto and Canada as examples where Jewish concerns warned against retaliatory acts, arguing that persecution fuels more persecution and hatred breeds further hate.
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Germany
Toronto
Canada
None
The quote suggests that reparations or wrongs attributed to Germany will be handled not by hate but through Stressemann style diplomacy, contrasting with Hitler’s spreading hostility.
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Hitler
Apple Blossom plans and regional notices gather in Winchester
One year ago a Park Association nine featured twenty ex players while Apple Blossom funds kick off in Winchester. Farm conditions improved in the East versus the West. Baseball leagues planned openers. Democrats scheduled Jefferson Day speeches in Winchester to broadcast. Five years ago West Virginia floated a dozen Apple Blossom floats as Dems urged mass meeting attendance. Chicago mayor Deneen promised gang control. Wardensville service improvements announced. Miss 3der selected as a cess from Winchester for the Apple fete. Ten years ago a Fairmont Creamery branch planned in Wa e Sugar prices rose. United States Army called for lieutenants. A war on hawks owls and crows was started in Virginia.
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Winchester
United States
West Virginia
Chicago
Deneen
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester and Western Railr
3Der
Fairmont Creamery
Adairty
New York Mart
United States Army
Virginia
Annual Meeting Of Red Men Is Put Off Year
Members of the Improved Order of Red Men report the Great Council meeting scheduled for the bond has been postponed due to economic conditions. The Pocahontas auxiliary is expected to delay likewise. Thomas P. Whitlow declines to serve as great sachem. Earl A. Hastings to succeed as great sachem. T. B. Morton to succeed Hastings as junior sagamore.
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Pocahontas
Order
Thomas P. Whitiow
Sagamore
A. Hastings
T. B. Morton
Hastings
Woodin's Aide Appointed Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Walter J. Cummings of Chicago accepts the post after entreaties from President Roosevelt. He will play a leading role in the vast task of rebuilding the nation’s financial and bank structure. Softer X rays reveal insect anatomy with nonlethal specimen imaging.
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the Treasury
Walter J. Cummings
Chicago
Roosevelt
United States
Indigestion and Nervous Distress Reported by Va Woman
Mrs. Con Ball of Galax Virginia reports indigestion gas and nervousness with headaches livery weakness. She credits Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery with rapid improvement and increased strength after using the remedy.
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Dr. Pierce
Con Ball
Galax
Pierce
Wea
Buffalo
Cleveland Dogs in Roundup Sparked by City Council Clash
The 1896 Cleveland scene shows a city council beset by complaints and demands for action as marshal led a wholesale round up of dogs without collars. Farmers warned to keep dogs in wagons. many dogs disappeared from circulation. The piece also notes hereditary color blindness being common in boys and discusses crime and law.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Gardening tips for annuals and decorative borders by Dean Halliday
The Wave notes growing perennials and annuals for year round color and easy care. It covers sowing seeds indoors for early bloom or direct sowing in April and May for later blooms, soil preparation, spacing, and light cultivation. It highlights petunia, scabiosa, Clarkia, Godetia, calendula, and calendula officinalis as popular, colorful choices for cut flowers and garden borders.
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Dean Halliday
Central Press Garden
Mars
Night Club Rivalry Traps Sue Allard in Car Chase
Sue Allard endures a tense ride with Mr. Vance after Gerard deserts her. He presses for information for a book and for leverage in a scheme involving Minty Doran, while Sue pretends compliance to reach home safely. Martin aids and urges caution as the peril escalates. The chapter ends with Sue safely inside, awaiting what comes next.
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Mr. Vance
Gerard
Sue
Martin
James
Metropolitan
Morris
Baby Eyes
Judge Morris
Minty Doran
Minty
Vance
Philip
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Records
Presentation of one day and year to date precipitation figures followed by monthly averages from twenty rainfall records for Winchester. Past 24 hours show no rain as of 8 a.m. April to date totals and year to date totals are listed with monthly values for January through December reflecting varying inches.
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Winchester
Tury
Beer Manufacture Not To Increase In Virginia Barley
Virginia state agriculture commissioner George W. Koiner said recent federal beer manufacturing legislation is unlikely to boost barley or hops output in the state. He noted Virginia barley is mostly for stock feed, not malting, and barley grows best in cool climates with well drained soils. Virginia barley acreage hovered around 13,000 to 17,000 acres in the late 1920s and early 1930s, with hops grown only on a small scale for home use and yeast production.
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Virginia
Richmond
George W. Koiner
Koiner
Hable's Palace Presents The Intruder and Comedy Lineup
The Intruder a mystery thrill story stars Monte Blue Lila Lee Arthur Housman Gwen Lee and Mischa Auer. It plays tonight at Hable's Palace with Moran and Mack's The Two Black Crows In Africa Paramount News and a Krazy Kat cartoon in the program.
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Monte Blue
Lila Lee
Arthur Housman
Gwen Lee
Mischa Auer
Hable's Palace
Africa
Paramount News
Warner Bros and Capitol feature stars in upcoming lineup
George Raft and Sylvia Sidne in Wilma Delmar's Pic Up will be seen for the last time tomorrow at the Capitol. Lee Tracy, the blond dynamic actor from Universal's Private Jones, is one of Hollywood’s busiest as he headlines the Capitol Web on Thursday. Tracy shines as a wisecracking soldier in Private Jones.
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George Raft
Sylvia Sidne
Wilma Delmar
Lee Tracy
Universal
Private Jones
Hollywood
Tracy
The Lost Squadron Opens at Colonial Theatre
Warner Bros. and RKO bring a thrilling air epic to the Colonial Theatre as The Lost Squadron debuts. The note explains the difference between sanitarium and sanatorium, tracing their Latin roots and meanings.
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Colonial
RKO Radio Pictures
Colonial Theatre
Wonder Package design transfers for kitchen and home items
Women discuss the Wonder Package designs for transferring onto cloth wood paper pottery glass or tin. The 800 designs cover towels trays enameled tins and more with blue on white and colorful options. Priced at 1.00 to Donald F. Duncan of Chicago with a coupon and return mail.
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Donald F. Duncan
North Sheldon Street
Chicago
Donald FP. Duncan
N. Sheldon St
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