Winchester Evening Star publication notice
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1933
Page
4
Daily paper disclaimer from The Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester states exclusive rights for AP news and local items. References Associated Press, newspaper protections, and reprint limitations.
The document presents subscription rates for one year and shorter terms in advance with prices for different periods. It also lists national advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn in New York, Atlanta, Chicago, and Detroit.
Fragmentary religious text references magnifying the Lord and exalting his name. Repeated garbled lines suggest a devotional snippet or chant. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or locations are provided.
A Swiss view of Franklin Roosevelt portrays him in his fiftieth year as a rising American leader. The piece traces his New York upbringing, wartime service, governorship, and ascent to the presidency while noting the enduring Roosevelt name and its global influence. It reflects on dynastic myths and the potential for Franklin Roosevelt to outshine Theodore Roosevelt in public memory.
Fredericksburg’s Free Lance Star recalls Scot ti as a legendary operatic bass who reti red at 67 after performing Chin-Fen in an American opera set in San Francisco. Lawrence Tibbett led a farewell chorus as Scot ti, surrounded by flowers, the audience moved by the memory of a voice that stirred hearts and defined an era.
The Confederate Veteran announces its final issue due to lack of financial support. The Petersburg Progress-Index notes ongoing publication could not continue without unsustainable losses. The period of wide veteran circulation is described as a past era, with dwindling numbers affecting viability.
Incomplete text reflects a Confederate veteran and scholars discussing the magazine’s role in chronicling the Civil War. The fragment hints at how the publication aided understanding of various states' actions and the war’s obscure details, with testimony for future historians.
Frederick County farmer George 8. Clark dies at his DeHaven home as Winchester Lions attend a memorial. Berryville postmaster nominee Roy E. Potts is named by Hoover. Virginia debates convict camps and pari mutuel betting. Budget talks, 1928 plans, and local trade notes unfold with public figures and merchants cited.
The investigation into electric and power rates in Virginia will be supervised by State Auditor T Coleman Andrews. John J Carson, Richmond News Leader special investigator, will join as economist. Allen J Saville announced the engagement of T Coleman Andrews and Company to handle accounting work. An electrical engineer will be added to the staff.
A historian notes that in ancient Athens a party strong enough could largely ignore the law, signaling how political power shaped legal constraint. The remark emphasizes the tension between faction strength and formal rules in early democratic practice.
Araminta Williams torn between Barney Tyson and Jamney Breckenridge seeks a stage career while entangled with family drama. A fire rescues Elise Watterson, arousing jealousy in Leontine as Araminta weighs love and ambition. Elise, once a stage hopeful, meets Araminta in a sickroom revealing shared dreams and tension.
Precipitation over the past 24 hours ending at 8 a m shows none. January to date 3.52 inches. Year to date 3.52 inches. Monthly figures include 2.15 inches in November, 3.06 in December, and 2.37 in January.
George Raft plays a police informer in a bid to trap the murderer of his father in Under Cover Man at the Capitol. Nancy Carroll Roscoe Kerns Léon Cody and Gregory Ratoff costar in a brisk melodrama that showcases Raft’s rising star status.
Hollywood's popular comedienne Zasu Pitts appears tomorrow at the Colonial in a new comedy drama Steady Company. Norman Foster June Clyde Henry Armetta J Farrell MacDonald and Walter Miller are in the cast.
Palace Theatre presents No More Orchids a screen version of Grace Perkins Liberty Magazine story starring Carole Lombard with Lyle Talbot Walter Connolly and Louise Closser Hale. Local Girls Athletic faction perform The Tea Party a twenty minute stage comedy at 9 p.m. between shows. Keyhole Katy Vanity Comedy Riot closes the bill.
Epworth Leagues claim status as the world’s largest denominational youth society. The name honors John Wesley who was born in Lincolnshire.
Feb 2 Oliver Harris conducts stock and implements sale near Charles Town Jefferson county. Feb 14 Densell Keckley holds stock sale of horses cattle hogs near Berryville Clarke county. Feb 15 T M and W R Thompson stock and implements below Millwood near Feb 16 Ben Locke on John Fenton farm Senseney road Clarke county. Feb 17 Mrs Hardy park and implements at Kerns near We. Feb 16 George F Sowers stock and implements on Wheat farm northeast of Berry SPAREN Farmer implements and feed near Crums Church Clarke county. Feb 22 Lewis Glover Admr stock implements on Lewis farm three miles east of Berryville Va property of Eugene Glover decd. Feb 23 George Yeakley stock and implements Welltown Frederick count Feb 28 Mrs Lu Luther Pannett household furniture jail Winchester Va implements near Summit across Va Jefferson Co J W Athey stock and lavigne near Crums Church Clarke county Va
Washington chatter frames a rapid European debt renegotiation as likely yet the debt-collection bloc fears a formal agreement under a Roosevelt administration. They distrust conference management by a dying White House and worry about ratification by a Congress likely to bow to the incoming policy.
The piece notes young Philip La Follette as a strong potential attorney general in a Roosevelt cabinet. It argues the idea would alarm Conservatives and credits La Follette with delivering Wisconsin to the Jeffersonian ticket, aided by his brother Senator Robert M. La Follette and ally Senator John J. Blaine.
A reflective note contrasts past pleasures of fine food with a tightening sense of duty. The piece implies personal restraint shaped by memory of indulgence and social norms.
Cincinnati Enquirer notes a witty quip that no invention has surpassed the value of a reliable maid for the average woman, underscoring practical labor in households.
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