Winchester Evening Star Postal Notice
Winchester Virginia newspaper states it is entered at the post office as second class matter and published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It notes consolidation with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates and Carrier Prices Listed
Rates shown for subscriptions in advance: one year 3.60, six months 1.76, three months 0.90, one month 0.80. Carrier charges: one year 4.60, six months 2.26, three months 1.20, one month 0.40. Weekly rate noted as 10 tenner.
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Wekely
Associated Press Copyright Notice In Newspapers
A standard AP notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use news dispatches and local news published in the paper. It asserts republication rights and credits the AP for news content regardless of attribution.
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Associated Press
Prayer Excerpt Cites Milcah and Seek Comfort
The submission quotes Milcah 7 9 and a prayer calling on God to speak comfort to the guardian of the soul. It frames sin, indignation, and divine judgment with a plea for reassurance and righteousness.
Prison reform push named Bates to head federal prisons
Washington Post notes President Honover’s broad plan to reorganize enforcement, strengthen judiciary, and modernize parole. Sanford Bates of Boston, a reform advocate, is tapped to lead the federal prison system and study parole and probation while applying progressive penology to rehabilitate inmates and reduce recidivism.
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Washington Post
Honover
New York
Sanford Bates
Boston
Bates
Massachusetts Department of Correction
President Coolidge
Commerce
Hoover
Federal Committee On
American Prison Association
Department of Justice
Bate
Willebrandt
Massachusetts
Caruso the Frog Proposed as Talkie Star
The New York World suggests Caruso the frog of Cape May Point New Jersey should be developed as a talking picture star rather than a radio figure. It proposes a whimsical plot featuring a singing contest with a Persian tomcat and cites cinema precedents to argue such animal led stories could be commercially successful.
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New York World
Caruso
Cape May Point
N .J
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Caruso the Mrog
Motion Picture Stars and Animal Ruling the Screen
A columnist muses on possible shifts in cinema including the idea that animals could dominate future motion pictures. The piece suggests even a change in actors and notes the era’s curiosity and the unexpected.
Governor Byrd Invited to Speak to West Virginia Publishers
Invitations have poured in for Governor Byrd to address the West Virginia Publishers' Association meeting in Huntington on May 24. The Virginia leader has accepted only a limited number of out of state engagements due to pressing duties and ongoing governmental reorganizations aimed at modernizing the state.
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Byrd
West Virginia Publishers’ Association
Huntington
Virginia
Chambers of Commerce
Commonwealth
Cancer Bulletin Highlights Hammett Paper Impact
Baltimore Sun notes Dr 5S Hammett’s study discussed before the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia. The piece describes cancer cell growth research, sulfhydryl compounds as controlling agents, and new in vitro methods to study malignant versus normal tissue under varied conditions.
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5S. Hammett
American Philosophical Society
Philadelphia
Hammett
Pr. Alexie Carre
Merous
Researchers Pursue Cell Growth Control Possibility
The article notes Dr. Hammett leads research that has not yet proved results. It discusses restraining abnormal growth by controlling basic cell propagation conditions as a possible approach.
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Dr. Hammett
Swim Instruction Gaps Endanger Youth at Resorts
The piece notes millions learn to swim in schools and camps but millions more lack instruction and face danger at summer resorts. It warns about canoeing and sailing without water safety knowledge and the risk of drowning when tiring beyond breath capacity. It urges parents to seek proper teaching at resorts with qualified instructors.
The College Man's Handicap
A businessman notes recent graduates entering business often lack the drive for hard work. He says easy four years reduce awareness of life’s seriousness. Average success suits many, but higher aims require extra effort to please customers and provide service.
Preaching at Capon Bridge May 4 by Rev W P Good
Capon Bridge locals report sermons at the schoolhouse on Saturday May 4 at 8 p m by pastor Rev W P Good while Mrs A B Fauver visits Capon Springs. The notes mention visits by Mrs Charles Williams Mrs Annie Orndorff and Miss Laura Keckley to Mrs George Dkve and the Wallace family with daughter Alma Lee and Mrs Lila.
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Mount Williams
W. P. Good
A. B. Fauver
Capon Springs
Charles Williams
Annie Orndorff
Laura Keckley
George Dkve
I. N. Wallace
Alma Lee
Lila
Shipowner Demands Clearing of Vessel Inference After Coast Guard Fire
T A D Jones a former Yale football coach and shipowner says he will press to clear the vessel named after him of the Inference carried by Squar after it was fired upon by a coast guard.
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T. A. D. Jones
Yale
Squar
Relatives Visit Sparrows Point and Winchester Guests
Wallace and son Grayden visited relatives at Sparrows Point Maryland. They were joined home by Mrs Katherine Wallace who spent the past winter with her sons on Sparrows Point. Mr and Mrs Leonard Williams of Winchester visited his parents last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Megus Rudolph of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs Arthur White last Sunday.
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Wallace
Grayden
Sparrows Point
Radio Program Schedule Across Multiple Cities
A dense list of radio station schedules and programs from New York to Richmond, noting time blocks and featured acts such as orchestras, bands, singers, and talk segments. Stations include WEAF WABC WOR WJR WGN WHAM WBAL KDKA and many others with varying hourly lineups.
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Man Sunshine
Bob Pierce
WRC
Harold Sanford
Small
Robison
WJZ
WHAS
Godfrey Ludlow
Andy Sannella
WBAL
WHAM
KDKA
WJR
KYW
WSM
WSB
WRT
Thremen
WBZ
WEAL
WLW
WJIR
WGN
WBZ Weal
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Loudoun Street
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COA Radio
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WFBL
WKBW
WJAS
WLBW
WMAL
F. Wile
Vitas States Navy Band
WFAN
WNAC
WADC
WKRC
WGHP
WHK
WDBJ
WTAR
WWNC
WDOD
Voice of Columbia
WEAN
WSPD
Orchestra
WCAU
WEAF
Rudy Vallee
Bill & Jane
WCAE
WCA
BWFI
WGY
WGR
WBT
WTIC
WJAR
WTAG
Gov. Weeks of
Vermont
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WAG
WCSH
WLIT
Genia Fonariova
WFI
Olar Halfour
George Green
WWJ
WTAM
Clear Channel
Newark
Crum
Sunshine
Lone Star Rangers
Luke Higgins
Titusville
Raymond Hunter & Trio
Chain Key Station
WLWL
Fordham College
WPG
Atlantic City
Electrons
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
WJIZ
Rochester
Barrett
WGY Schenectady
Concert Orchestra
Springfield
Vincent Breglio
Bostonians
Radioet
Central and Southern
Clea
Cincinnati
Diners Orchestra
Cleveland
Simon
Fillmore’s
Friends
Crosley
WCX
Detroit
the Painters
Cigar Girls
Furri
Amos
Orch
Graystone Group
WSB Atlanta
Harry Pomar
WAPI
Birmingham
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Louisville
Hotel Orchestra
WSM Nashville
Craig
WEAEF
WRVA
Richmond
Hotel Orch
Amos-Andy
Mandolin Club
Hour of
E. H. Crosby
M. B. Clowe
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Dr. A.W. Chase Co., Inc
Long Island City, N. Y
Roget
Irwin Drug CO
L.ingers
Fidéle
Parfums
Dorsay
de la’Paix
Paris
Baker’s Drug Store
Snapp’s Foundry, Inc
N. Market St
Northern Virginia Power Company
Alexander
Wampoles C. L
Kotex
N. R
S. Main St
A. F. Bickley & Son
Second St
Brooks
Harmony Bay
Gillette Blades
Dr. Bay Rum Imp. Pt
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Fexell
East Water Street
Capitol