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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1932
Page
4
Fragmentary text from The Evening Star of Winchester describing distribution and rights. Mentions consolidation with other papers and Associated Press copyright statements. No clear event or person identified in the readable snippet.
The notice lists subscription rates by mail and by carrier with prices for one year six months and three months plus monthly options. Also shows national advertising representatives Devine Tenney Corporation in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
A religious page features a verse from Isaiah 40 31 about renewed strength and endurance. The passage encourages waiting on the Lord to mount up with wings like eagles and to run without growing weary.
The American Association for the Advancement of Science awards Prof. C Speidel of the University of Virginia for proving nerves develop inside out to connect the brain with the body. The finding challenges outside inward growth theories and aligns with long suggested evolutionary patterns. Harvard’s George H Parker supports the work as a sound advance.
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot discusses Julius Rosenwald’s vast gifts totaling about 40 million, praising his broad aims to fight racial and religious intolerance and aid the poor. It highlights his belief that large gifts should not be restricted, should avoid perpetual funds, and favor flexible use of principal to meet evolving needs.
The speaker extols Julius Rosenwald as a national civic leader whose plan to spend the Rosenwald Fund within 25 years of his death influenced modern philanthropy. He notes the fund funded over 5,000 schools for Negroes with more than 500,000 pupils in the South and highlights Rosenwald’s impact on commerce, government war efforts, and social reform. World powers invite Europe to a debt parley, while America is urged to avoid wide shifts in policy.
Mrs Anthony Caruso of Newark New Jersey presents a remarkably large newborn boy who tipped the scales at 18 pounds claiming no stigma in low mood births. He is the ninth child in the Caruso family and the bulkiest baby reported in Newark and surrounding areas.
Lois Corbin and Bruce Durand plan a bustling engagement at the Durand Mansion apartment on Delaware Street. Arlene scorns the match while Margaret stirs gossip about Lois’s promotion and a furnished home. Bruce buys all new furniture, promising a big honeymoon.
The Winchester motion picture houses announce advances and reviews of upcoming and current bookings. Industry listings highlight titles, showtimes, and critical reception as patrons plan visits.
General Lew Wallace authored Hables Palace in 1880 as a best seller for over half a century. The work has been translated into ten languages and was the first to Arabic, rivaling Bible circulation. It later became a highly revived stage play and a major film production with extensive historical sets and a 1925 New York premiere.
According to Virginia law, Winchester Memorial Hospital will apply for a license to order purchase and receive alcohol for the year 1932. The notice is dated December 28.
New radio devices eliminate most strange noises while leaving only the sound of weepy tenors. The change is described as improving clarity though some listeners lament the persistent emotional singing.
The estate of Aurelia V. Allamong will auction household and kitchen furniture including range stoves chairs beds drawers and tools along with one cow a horse wagon wheelbarrow and garden tools. The sale is at 10 o clock A M on Thursday January 14 1932 near Stephen son Frederick County. Terms are cash. M M Lynch executor of Aurelia V. Allamong deceased. Duvall Dunn Auctioneers. Co R McCann Clerk.
Warner Bros Capitol debuts a week of stage and screen attractions. Oklahoma Cowboys perform Monday to Thursday featuring six cowboys and three cowgirls, with NBC radio roots and recent tours in Publix and RKO theatres. On screen Monday and Tuesday Wild Winnie Lightner stars in Manhattan Parade in Technicolor with cast including Butterworth and Smith.
Richard Talmadge stars in Dancing Dynamite at the Colonial today with new thrills and a strong cast. The Ronald Colman film The Unholy Garden opens tomorrow and Wednesday, set among Arabian ruins with an exotic, eye catching palace scene.
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