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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1935
Page
4
A list shows three dollars fifty, one point seven five, and thirty as figures tied to national advertising representatives for Devine Tenney Corp with offices in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use and republish all dispatched and local news credited to AP, with reprint rights reserved for this paper. The policy emphasizes AP as the source and governs publication permissions.
Brief religious excerpt urges communal worship and humility before God. Emphasizes God as creator and shepherd, inviting believers to bow and praise in reverent devotion.
The piece argues Secretary Wallace seeks far reaching AAA changes to license all farmers and food handlers. It likens this to the NRA failure, urging Congress to avoid overregulation and artificial manipulation of supply laws, warning that broad licensing would cause confusion and harm to agriculture.
Senator Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia urged in the National Radio Forum that the clarifying amendments to the agricultural adjustment act grant the secretary of agriculture broad licensing powers. He warned the legislation could authorize licensing of nearly every farmer and all food handlers and distributors, urging farmers to study the proposal carefully.
A quiz item notes the United States paid Russia 7 200 000 dollars in coin for Alaska under a March 30 1867 treaty. It also recalls Sir William Alexander as the man who once owned all of Canada, granted by King James in 1621.
Senator Byrd opposes proposed amendments granting the secretary of agriculture power to license farmers and producer associations handling farm products. He warns of daily fines, new taxes on farmers, and a growing federal bureaucracy under licenses. The clash centers on constitutional freedom versus New Deal regulatory expansion.
Orange reports Skyline Drive Battle Park Tour Association will publish 100000 booklets and erect billboards to promote the Piedmont region. Shenandoah Valley Inc seeks funds for broader advertising while urging local committees to back campaigns. Garden clubs already protest Piedmont billboards as Valley seeks eastern market outreach.
Report shows present and past rainfall figures. Precipitation in the last 24 hours ends at 8 a m is none. April to date 2.62 inches year to date 10.94 inches. 22 year average total 34.61 inches. Monthly averages list January through December with values from 2.30 to 3.88 inches.
The Middletown Community League voted to sponsor a summer pre school clinic offering a thorough physical examination for all children entering school next fall. The clinic, planned for early June, aims to identify and correct defects before school starts. A free cooking school using electric range and refrigerator will be held in May.
A 250 yard bamboo cable bridge spans the Min river in China with bamboo cables forming the structure and floor planks completing the route. Hindu philosophy is described as a darsana or vision of truth rather than a system of argumentative proof.
Willowby visits Glitza and the Dummy at a gypsy camp to view paintings including Consuelo the Gypsy Dancer. The artist cannot speak but paints with emotion and may be kept from New York to gain exclusive gallery rights.
William Milton Racey of Winchester Virginia was adjudicated a bankrupt on April 1 1935. The first meeting of creditors is set for May 7 1935 at 11 00 am in the Winchester Corporation Court house to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and conduct related business. Edward C Martz referee in bankruptcy.
Creditors are notified of William Carson Lichliter and Vernon Luttrell Lichliter of Winchester Frederick County Virginia filing for bankruptcy. First meeting of creditors set for May 7 1935 at 11 00 am to prove claims appoint a trustee if needed and examine the bankrupts.
Rev W P Saunders presides at morning worship at 11 with the sermon Thems Peter Impetuous. Church school meets 9.45. Everett superintendent leads classes. Young People's Service 7.30 followed by a short talk. Pepworth Sunday School 2.30. sermon by Rev W F Locke at 3.30.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindnesses after the death of husband and father Lee J. Cave. Gratitude for floral tributes and use of cars is gratefully noted by his wife and children.
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