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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1932
Page
5
Puzzle clues mix across and down with multiple definitions for items like foundation mass head covering and note of the scale. The list includes entries for animals tools degrees and letters plus many standard crossword hints.
Misses from Raleigh Clear Spring Pierre Wakefield Newport and many others were named Princesses of their states by governors or officials as part of a Blossom Festival pageant montage. The listing includes Miss Martha Tillery Miss Alice Rinehart Cahill Miss Evelyn Bulow Miss Louise Robert and numerous others across 33 states with appointed titles such as Princess Maryland South Dakota Georgia Rhode Island and more.
A reflective aphorism notes that self contentment blinds judgement and prevents questioning of long held ways. It contrasts habit with inquiry and urges scrutiny of accepted norms.
Gov Pollard is urged to commute Fleet’s penalty to delay execution until April 28. Fleet pleaded guilty in Corporation Court to a murder charge and admitted guilt on the witness stand, with prosecutors and defense citing the case and confinement moving from the local jail to the state prison after sentencing.
The Bickers Motor Company arranged a one day showing at the Capitol Theatre for the new Ford V-8 with pictures of its making. Demand exceeded showroom space so organizers moved to a larger venue to ensure all can view the production process and design.
The Ford show arrives in Winchester after a rushed trip to Minnesota. Frank Boucher of the Capitol approves a Wednesday night screening on April 20 to showcase the new Ford and its sensational reception. The Capitol feature is Young Bride starring Helen Twelvetreen and Eric Linden.
The common explanation for placing the dollar sign before the numerals cites colonial English habit of prefixing the pound sign before figures, a practice that carried over to the dollar.
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