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Publication details for The Evening Star Winchester Virginia include subscription prices, carrier rates, and display advertising rules with border, 10 a.m. submission deadline, and rates for memorials, cards of thanks, and notices. National ad reps listed in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta.
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Devine & Tenney Corp
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Des Moines
Atlanta
Associated Press Copyright Notice
Legal boilerplate stating AP rights to publish news dispatches and local content. No events or names beyond the agency.
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Associated Press
Memory Book Verse About Remembrance Among Believers
A biblical line from Malachi 3 16 describes fearing the Lord speaking often to one another and a book of remembrance written for those who fear him and meditate on his name The passage emphasizes divine recognition for devout conduct and mindful devotion.
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Malachi
Masaryk resigns as Czechoslovakia marks new era
The 85 year old Dr. Tomas Garrigue Masaryk steps down after seventeen years as president. He led Czechoslovakia to democracy within the Little Entente and League of Nations framework while serving as a scholar and author.
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Czechoslovakia
Movement For Independence
Thomas G. Masaryk
Dr. Masaryk
Rumania
Jugoslavia
League of Nations Council
Masaryk
Vienna
Australia
National Assembly
Mesaryk
Reading Aloud Named Key to Clear English by Kleiser
Richmond News Leader notes Grenville Kleiser praises reading text aloud to improve written English. The article cites his guidance for writers and general readers to avoid mispronunciations and old mistakes by vocalizing sentences and testing flow.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Grenville Kleiser
Steveson
Kleiser
John Jones
Judge Curtails Bankrupted Film Fees Amid Vicarious Generosity
The article reviews fee requests in a Paramount Publix bankruptcy, noting Alfred C. Coxe and Publix Corp among judges cutting $2.84 million in claims to $766,426. Firms sought huge sums, including $700,000 and $150,000 bills, with Kuhn Loeb denied entirely. The judge calls such generosity inappropriate, urging creditors and stockholders not to bear the cost.
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Alfred C. Coxe
Publix Corporation
Coxe
John D Davis
Kuhn- Loeb & Company
Paramount Publix
Listening to a swamp frog concert at night
A whimsical field note describes frogs in a swamp singing like night minstrels. The piece highlights Archibald Rutledge’s “Wild Life in the South” and recalls the night chorus as a rain promise grows. The frogs’ varied voices evoke a vivid, playful woodland scene and a traveler’s caution in quaking domains.
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South
Archibald Rutledge
Wildwood Minstrels
Democracy's Safety Value Exchange
A visiting foreign author observes labor pickets at a hotel sidewalk. He notes it is significant that in the United States one can freely express thoughts on union labor. The piece argues freedom to criticize government or employers acts as a safety valve for democracy.
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United States
The Cost of Government Highlighted by Chamber Leader
Har per Sibley, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, told a Kansas City audience that government costs equal two thirds of all non government wages and salaries. He argued interest and dividends alone would fund government for less than four months. He invoked Jefferson on taxation as power to destroy.
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Omaha World-Herald
Harper Sibley
United States Chamber of Commerce
Kansas City
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Wild guavas yield jelly in Hawaii as crab apples did
Wild guavas supply jelly in Hawaii similar to how wild crab apples supplied jelly in other American regions. The trees grow wild and the fruit is available for picking.
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Hawaii
America
Rainfall records and averages from Winchester Lab
Present and past rainfall data show 0.05 inches in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. December totals year to date 34.73 inches. The 22 year average is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages range from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Laocoön Group Sculpture and Ancient Astronomy Facts
The text discusses the Laocoon group showing Laocoon and his sons attacked by serpents, notes the Vatican location, estimates our galaxy contains 30 to 40 billion stars, and states the first American YMCA was established on December 29, 1851 in Boston.
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Laocoon
Ans
Apollo
Vatican
Boston
Four New England Theatres Damaged by Dynamite
The report notes four New England theatres were damaged by dynamite. Also mentions Edward C. Bell on trial for poisoning his wife and P. W. Plumly Company planning a lumber mill. Freezing weather harms crops in the South. Bodies of Mr and Mrs Stam murdered in China are recovered.
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New England
Edward C. Bell
Fredericksburg
P. W. Plumly Company
C. J. Stam
China
Five Years Ago Highlights From The City And State News
Miss Florence A Rutherford now breeds fancy thoroughbred dogs in Los Angeles California. C H Morrissett state tax commissioner tells Virginia commissioners of revenue at Richmond convention that taxation inequalities are inexcusable. Martinsburg Pike mudhole will be fixed per promises. Danville magistrate who endorsed sending troops there has home bombed. John H Hardy 87 dies at White Hall.
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Florence A. Rutherford
Los Angeles
Calif
C. H. Morrissett
Virginia Commissioners of Revenue
Richmond
Martinsburg Pike
Danville
John H. Hardy
White Hall
New York water expert offers guaranteed artesian wells
Ten years ago a New York water expert proposed drilling artesian wells and promised a daily flow of 2 000 000 gallons or no pay. Eleanor Boardman stars in So This Is Marriage at Empire Theatre. Car of Mrs J H Berry overturns on a slick Strasburg highway. Mrs Phillip Affieck of Washington DC visits and reports a lost diamond sapphire ring. Dailey Orndorff and Thomas Kenny escape when their car crashes through a gate near the Baltimore and Ohio crossing on the city’s southern edge.
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New York
Eleanor Boardman
Empire Theatre
J. H. Berry
Strasburg
Phillip Affieck
Washington, D. C
Dailey Orndorff
Thomas Kenny
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Taft Nominates White for Chief Justice Title
Twenty five years ago President Taft nominated Associate Justice Edward W White to be Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court. The report notes this historical nomination and its significance for the high court.
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Edward W. White
Taft
U. S. Supreme Court
T. W. Harrison
Norfolk
Angoe
Tribute Paid By D A R Unit To Mrs Greenawalt
Fort Loudoun Chapter D A R adopted a tribute to the memory of Mrs Emily E Greenawalt at its last meeting. It notes her faithful service, lineage from a Revolutionary hero, and faith in God. The resolutions are to be published in the Winchester Evening Star and given to her family.
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Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Emily E. Greenawalt
Greenawalt
Minutes of
Winchester Evening Star
L. G. Crawford
Julia T. Rosenberger
Ethel Lovdy Cooper
E. M. Stretchberry
Masons Install Officers Tuesday At Winchester Lodge
Dr. Thomas W. Hooper will officiate at the Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 installation Tuesday night at 8 o clock. Many nonmembers will attend the ceremony with cards for admission and light refreshments after. Officers elected will serve the coming year with Harvey F. Carper as worshipful master and Claude M. Grim as senior warden among others.
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Thomas W. Hooper
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Virginia
Culpeper
Winchester
Hiram Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Masonic Lodge
Harvey F. Carper
Claude M. Grim
Roy D. Larrick
William E. Cooper
C. Vernon Eddy
Herbert W. Harmer
Brady W. Largent
Hubert Sydenstricker
M. V. B. Snake
R. H. Ridgeway
G. J. Kakins
George S. Taylor
Harry H. Wingfield
Tiler
Flashes of Life from Monroe to Chicago
A collage of brief items: Ann Arbor Railway sues Pietro Denovo over automobile damage after a collision in Monroe. Laurel votes enforcement of a town workday ordinance with a $1 option. Mabel Satterlee Ingalls stars in a Rhodesia film. a movie wage is $2.50. The Oklahoma Education Board rethinks the Pinta ship in tests. WPA gold in Colorado Springs. Charles Schiele notes 41/ ounce value from old tracks. Prairie Du Chien Fennimore tie 13 13 after OT. Stephen Creech exposes a faux wild duck, finding it carved from a tame goose.
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Monroe, Mich
Ann Arbor
Pietro Denovo
Steubenville
Denovo
Colorado Springs
Colo
Charles Schiele
WPA
Cripple Creek
Chicago
Stephen B. Creech
Federal Biological Survey
Creech
Debate over sales tax and AAA program in Congress
The piece outlines Democratic lawmakers concerns as the government reopens in January. It discusses the constitutionality of subsidizing agriculture through processing taxes linked to the AAA crop control program and hints at potential revenue shifts to support subsidies. It includes a New York reader's discussion on women in the workforce and economic equity.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
AAA
Federal Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Fire Ruins U S Documents Post Office Building
Government investigators consider incendiary origin after an eight and a half hour blaze damages the sixth floor fire room of the new ten million dollar Post Office Department building in Washington. Forty firemen were overcome by smoke while battling the blaze which started in the offices of the reclamation bureau of the interior department.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Reclamation Bureau
Department of the Interior
Murder in a Boarding House Ends in Bloodshed
Alice Penny discovers her missing carving knife and a guest is found murdered in his bed. Marcell Cambridge, Janet Bell, and Delia witness a tense police scene as Lt. Larrabee hints at an inside job. The narrator, burdened by debt and fear, contemplates leaving the house and a life of danger.
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Alice Penny
Lucy Upham
Alice
Andrew Darien
Darien
Marcella Cambridge
Miss Cambridge
Janet Bell
Morton Penny
Andrew Darren
Larrabee
Mrs. Starmont
Grace
Delia
Lucy
Mr. Darien
Robert Talbot
Mr. Talbot
Janet
Mr. Withers
Lieutenant Larrabee
Captain Murray
Mr. Darten
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