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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1932
Page
4
The snippet shows the Evening Star newspaper from Winchester Virginia as a second class paper, with publishing details and Associated Press affiliation. It lists subscription rates by year or month, carrier and weekly options, and notes consolidation with local papers and advertising representation.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a religious verse reference and a quote about peace in Christ. It mentions Philippians 4 7 and alludes to divine peace guard for hearts and minds. No identifiable person, place, or event is clearly readable.
Petersburg editor notes a shift in northern attitudes toward the south, praising Virginia while warning against reflexive defense. Edwin Embree of Rosenwald Foundation sparked controversy with criticism of the region, prompting editor to urge measured response and avoid defensive denials.
Governor Roosevelt expands on his call for a national community of interests replying to Smith and argues for broad policy to aid all economic groups including farmers small businesses professionals. He cites public utilities regulation and state power projects as examples of shared benefits and national coordination.
The Alexandria Gazette notes U S homicide rates show little progress beyond 1924 levels with 10.9 per 100 000 in 1930 1931. Despite education expansion slum clearance and prosperity years progress is insufficient and crime reduction remains elusive requiring stronger action.
The Baltimore Sun rails against the tone coming from Washington saying if the insults continue the capital won’t be fit to inhabit. The cartoonish voice warns of worsening political climate and public decorum.
The piece portrays Hurley as secretary of war and ally of the Hoover circle, angelic to insiders yet reckless in expense. It mocks his aerial junket to Indianapolis and questions the economy preached by the administration amid derisive public ribbing.
The text critiques the Hawley Smoot tariff of 1930 as a political move that harmed international trade. It notes economists warned against signing and argues for a tariff policy reversing current methods. It cites Jefferson’s aim to unite farmers workers and business interests for national action and social economic unity.
Remembrance note from daughters Lorinne and Anna marking one year since Sara C Funkhouser died on April 19. The message vows undying memory, notes sorrow and ongoing grief, and mentions a religious quotation attributed to Zoroaster.
The article notes that hair is the defining cover of mammals and that all mammals have some hair, though density varies widely with some species densely clothed and others only sparsely hairy on certain body parts.
Ted Radcliffe arrives in Verdi as El Coyote stirs rebellion against Morales. A border duel with Jito tests strength and honor before Adela and Don Bob amid tense chases, hints of romance, and a looming feud on the Mexican frontier.
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