Evening Star records Winchester newspaper details
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia outlines publication data and pricing. It lists daily, weekly, and monthly rates, notes consolidation with local papers, and mentions Associated Press service and national ad reps.
Christ's Benediction sermon text from John 14 27
A brief religious note quotes John 14 27 about peace and consolation. The passage emphasizes leaving peace with believers and urges them not to fear or be troubled.
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Christ
Normalcy in spending under the New Deal debated
Baltimore Sun notes public funds for works and relief are lagging behind Hoover era disbursements. Treasury July figures show emergency outlays at about half of 1932 RC money. The piece observes cautious funding, rising revenues, and July deficit near normal, while asking how long this normalcy may last.
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Washington
Hoover Administration
Statement of Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Bagatelle
Hoover R. F. C
Roosevelt
World record long distance flight by Rossi and Codos
In a one hop from New York to Damascus, Maurice Rossi and Paul Codos set a world record by flying 5,900 miles despite rough weather and a gasoline leak. The stunt underscores growing airplane reliability under skilled pilots, though fuel limits and propulsion limit further feats.
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America
Maurice Rossi
Paul Codos
Dobbin
Rossi
Codos
Calcutta
New York
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Globe
Worries of Youth Highlighted in Purdue Survey
The Cumberland Times reports Purdue University students show anxiety from financial affairs, family matters, social relations, love affairs, and religious matters, with these areas listed as the chief causes of worry affecting work and study.
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Cumberland Times
Purdue University
Youth Life and The Path to Contentment
It is not easy to live the life of youth in the intense competition of modern aims. Life seems quite black to these learners at times. But youth has great power reaction, and a happy evening will turn gloom into sunshine in an hour. Youth's chances for serenity are improved if it has learned to work and do things the world wants done.
William LaRue's Mother Expires At Harpers Ferry
Mrs. Mattie M. LaRue 65 of Harpers Ferry W V died Wednesday afternoon after a period of illness She was the widow of C M LaRue and daughter of the late James and Mary Roeder Survived by eight daughters including Ella Reinert Mary LaRue and Grace LaRue of Harpers Ferry four sons George Woodrow William and Robert six sisters and one brother Services will be held at the LaRue home on High Street Harpers Ferry Saturday at ten with Rev H L Hann officiating and interment in Lutheran cemetery
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Charles Town
W. Va
General Hospital
Mattie M. LaRue
Harper's Ferry
James and
Mary Roeder
C. M. LaRue
Bsides
LaRue
Ella T. Reinert
Horace Lloyd
Mary E. LaRue
Washington
Grace
Maude
Dorothy
Anna
Frances
Helen
Harpers Ferry
George M
Woodrow
William
Winchester
Robert
Brunswick
Thomas, Cauffman
W. W. Daugherty
Luther Edwards
Ward Unger
Pittsburgh
Detective Dudley Diggs Finds Citizenship After 29 Years
Universal reveals The Invisible Man features detective Dudley Diggs who spent 29 years pursuing naturalization and only lately achieved American citizenship, highlighting his long legal struggle within the thriller storyline.
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Dudley Diggs
Universal
Rainfall figures and monthly averages from Winchester lab
Precipitation data report shows 24 hour rainfall of 0.50 inches ending at 3 a.m. August totals include 1.51 inches for the year and 26.29 inches YTD. 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.70, March 2.81, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Sweepings at Capitol Theatre Tonight Features Lionel Barrymore
Lionel Barrymore delivers a picturesque performance in Sweepings now playing at Warner Bros Capitol Theatre. Leste Cohen’s novel about a man relying on faith and children shifts to the screen with author’s input on casting. Gloria Stuart Eric Linden Alan Dinehart and William Gargan lead supporting roles. Also News and comedy. Tomorrow brings James Dunn and Gloria on in Paramount's Girl In
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Lionel Barrymore
Capitol Theatre
Warner Bros. Capitol Theatre
Leste Cohen
Gloria Stuart
Eric Linden
Alan Dinehart
William Gargan
James Dunn
Gloria
Paramount
County Meeting Discusses Need of High School
About thirty residents from Stephenson Bruce and Clearbrook areas met at the Ashbys to discuss county school needs. Speakers urged a northern county high school with advocates noting Opequon District’s high school usage. The group planned an active campaign contingent on Frederick County Supervisors approving federal loan funding for school facilities.
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Stephenson
Brucetown
Clearbrook
Vernon Ashby
Duvall
Opequon
Middletown
Stephens City
Handley
Hoot Gibson Stars In The Dude Bandit At Colonial Theatre
Local youngsters await a grand time as Hoot Gibson leads the western thriller The Dude Bandit at the Colonial Theatre tomorrow. John Wayne appears in chapter No 2 of The Three Musketeers.
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Hoot Gibson
Colonial Theatre
John Wayne
The Fighting Gentleman Opens at Hable's Palace Tonight
Hable's Palace Theatre presents The Fighting Gentleman with Buster Collier Jr in the lead alongside Natalie Moorehead Josephine Dunn Lee Moran Pat OMalley and James J Jeffries in supporting roles. The film blends boxing drama with a love story and family friendly humor plus a Mickey Mouse cartoon chapter nine of The Phantom of the Air and Baby Blues. Performances run tonight and Saturday with continuous showings Saturday starting at 10 pm.
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Wm. Collier, Jr
Hable’s Palace Theatre
Buster Collier, Jr
Natalie Moorehead
Josephine Dunn
Lee Moran
Pat O’malley
James J. Jeffries
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Grain Crop For Country Reported To Be Very Light
Washington reports the crop reporting board forecasts the United States will harvest one of the smallest grain crops this century due to drought. Corn at 2,273,019,000 bushels, wheat at 499,671,000, oats at 666,745,000, with overall production about 16 percent below the past decade and 24 percent under the 1926–1930 average. The drought affects a broad area though most severe in the Panhandle of Texas, Western Oklahoma, Southwestern Kansas, and parts of South Dakota to Minnesota.
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Washington
United States
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Middle West
Panhandle
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
South Dakota
Minnesota
New Congresswoman Seen After Arizona Nomination Win
Isabella Greenway, margin over Republican rival, looks set to join the next Congress. A national committeewoman and friend of the Roosevelt family, she would replace Lewis Douglas, former Arizona congressman and current budget director, in the seat.
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Arizona
Isabella Greenway
Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
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