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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1935
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising rates with various advance payment options and durations. It mentions alignment with The Morning News and other papers, with charges for memorial stanzas and cards of thanks. It notes deadlines, ad borders, and national representatives in major cities.
A notice stating that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish and credit all AP news content in this paper and may use local news items within the publication. It emphasizes entitlement to reproduce spore credited or not credited to the paper and reserves rights for local news.
A faith note cites Romans 8:28 31 35 37 about triumph through Christ. The text emphasizes God’s support against tribulation and adversity and frames believers as more than conquerors through love.
The article recounts Lindbergh's 1933 upper air samples collected over the North Atlantic, Denmark, and other points using a sky hook apparatus. fungi found include rust and smut pests affecting crops and wood decay, with implications for plant and human disease quarantines and expanding scientific knowledge.
Huey Long declares he will push a congressional plan to give every U S citizen $5000 free of debt, predicting President Roosevelt will support it. With a 125 million population, the plan implies redistributing wealth by about $625 billion, a figure questioned against 1922 census estimates of U S wealth at $320.8 billion.
Connecticut known as the Blue Law State. Domesday Book is William the Conqueror's statistical England survey. Washington's army endured winter at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
The speaker urges combining the Townsend plan with a pension boost so everyone over 60 would receive $200 monthly and all citizens gain a $5,000 annual value. A future era of universal bounty is envisioned under Kingfish Long and Mr Townsend.
Governor Byrd names William F. Carson as nonsalaried chairman of the new Commission on Conservation and Development. The article lauds Carson’s leadership in expanding state parks, marking historic sites, and shaping a robust program, while noting controversy and a transition to a new leader, Mr. Hall, to carry the work forward.
A fragment discusses a state commission's dynamics, noting cross-purposes and an unwarranted resignation of Chapin Jones as state forester. It praises Governor Hall for refreshing personnel and commends the new commission as outstanding citizens, deeming the setup satisfactory.
Alabama defeated Stanford 29 to 13 before a crowd of 84 474 and a radio audience. The Crimson Tide dominated the game, with many team members hailing from Arkansas, delivering a strong New Year’s performance.
William Sproule, 76, long time railroad executive and former president of the Southern Pacific Company, died at his San Francisco home after a heart attack. He retired in 1928 after a 46 year career that began as a freight clerk.
Leila Madison rushes from her suburb home to New York to confront Bet and her reckless elopement plan with Addy. Jerry Redmond seeks to stall the marriage while police pursue Jarecki and Stark Freeman. Addy disguises himself as a woman to dodge arrest as Bet pleads for help in a melodramatic escape attempt.
Senator Byrd asks E C Auchter for expert guidance on saving old apple trees. The letter outlines wound protection with coal tar creosote oil paint, sunscald prevention for winter and summer, trimming methods, protective wrappings, and careful use of burlap and wire screens while monitoring for codling moth pests.
A car crashed through a guard rail on the Front Royal Pike New Year’s night. It knocked down about three poles and slid down an embankment near Opequon Creek five miles east of town, then drove away on its own. No witnesses or reports have emerged as an inquiry begins.
The flag of Manchukuo is described as yellow with stripes of red blue white and black in the upper left quarter.
The record shows year to date and sumpary to date as none. Average precipitation per year for 22 years is 34.61 inches. Monthly averages include January 2.41 inches and December 2.34 inches.
In Pompeii, discussions over red and green lights illuminate early traffic regulations. Archaeological context shows organized street control and citizen guidance reflected in ancient urban planning.
A retrospective roundup cites 97 percent of nation banks insured under the new statute, a Fellowship Club appeal drew Santa to 1,200 people, and California floods killed 31. 1933 marriage licenses show a decline. Winchester payroll and roadwork totals appear, with other town notes and a 1909 editorial reflection.
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