Advertising Rates and Policies in The Winchester Evening Star
Classifieds and memorial listings pricing details for Winchester Evening Star including per word, minimum charges, and deadlines. National ad reps listed in New York Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Chicago Boston Atlanta and Los Angeles.
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Esse
Tenney, Woodward & Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Achieving Sonship Revelation Quote Analysis
Fragmentary biblical reference cites I shall be his God and he shall be my son. The line echoes themes of inheritance and divine relationship from Revelation.
Roosevelt reorganization report disappointing and flawed
A critical editorial verdict on President Roosevelt's reorganization plan. It voices disappointment at limited efficiency gains, opposes extending executive control over quasi judicial bodies, questions salary increases for cabinet officers, and warns that replacing an independent Comptroller General with an attorney general could politicize legal financial oversight.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Commission
al Smith
New York
Congress
Park Admission Fees Spark Protests in Congress
A Newport News report notes Senator Byrd and other Virginians oppose a $0.25 daily admission to Shenandoah National Park. The Park Service under Roosevelt proposes charges to use Skyline Drive, with $1 yearly option for those who wish repeated visits, stirring nationwide discontent over access to historic sites.
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Newport News Daily Press
Byrd
Congress
Shenandoah National Park
National Park Service
Roosevelt
Byrd Opposes Skyline Drive Fee and Other Virginia Charges
The text defends Virginias historic shrines and urges Senator Byrd to oppose charges at Skyline Drive Williamsburg and Jamestown. It argues visitors should access these shrines without nuisance fees and calls for action against annual garden inspection charges to attract tourism.
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Old Dominion
Byrd
Williamsburg
Jamestown
United States
Virginia
Open Forum discusses fox and game wildlife issues in Virginia
A Star Open Forum letter from yfield Virginia in 1931 critiques fox protection and bounty removal. It notes reduced overall game except deer, reports more wild turkeys, and questions fox and bobcat control. It argues traps on the Big Survey are impractical and urges lawful, practical approaches to restore game through bounty and careful enforcement.
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Virginia
North Mountain
Question and Answer Column Answers Facts and Figures
Readers learn how much the average racegoer bets and details on lefthanded dentists. The column includes a bio of Ernest Sutherland Bates and notes on architecture and a 1936 chicken champion Miss New Deal with egg production and points.
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Saturday Review of Literature
The
Modern Monthly
Murder at the Abbey Drives a Widow Toward a New Life
Jack Reid attends Sir Henry Severinge’s funeral and faces social pressure and danger as he schemes to reveal truths. Lady Severinge seeks stability with James the butler remaining influential while Colindale contemplates long absence. Sylvia Lawrence, the governess, remains central as the mystery deepens at the Severinge estate.
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Pfikker
Jack Reid
Sir Henry Severinge
London
Selden
Jackie
Sylvia Lawrence
Severinge
Reid
Sylvia
Hilda
Colindale
James
Dy Aon
Theuttire
Eric
Bymia
Hursery
Abbey
Will Rogers Tale Of A Traffic Cop And Red Light
A New York driver ignores a traffic cop’s signals at a red light. The officer repeats warnings from car to car without success. The woman finally stops only after the officer asks if she saw his raised hand and whistle.
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Jack Doyle
New York
Handley Library Seeks New Books and Budget Moves
C Vernon Eddy notes the Handley Library needs new books. C I Brumback is tasked to draft a Frederick county budget. The Commercial and Savings Bank renames its old board. State Senator Cather introduces a bill to destroy cedar trees within three miles of a commercial orchard. Professor McIlwee forms a new municipal band with 54 members.
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C. Vernon Eddy
Handley Library
C. I. Brumback
Frederick County
Commercial and Savings Bank
Cather
Professor McIlwee
Kiwanis Club Names New Committees for Leaflet
Community groups announce committee assignments for the upcoming annual leaflet. State legislators anticipate a salary reduction amid budget talks. Winchester churches host union week of prayer drawing local interest. Chief Hollis sees demonstrations of new police automobiles. The Dental Study Club of Northern Virginia visits Dr. J A Richard and Dr W A Winbnad Woodstock, with him serving as president.
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Kiwanis Club
Union
Winchester
Hollis
Dental Study Club
Northern Virginia
J. A. Richard
W. A. Winbn
Woodstock
Winchester to host Apple Blossom Festival again
The article notes Winchester will again stage the Apple Blossom Festival with Clay DeGrange to direct. The Board of Health will inspect tourist homes and camps. The American Legion post plans a stage play, chaired by Frank Lovett. Congress debates a possible break with Mexico over land and oil policy. The Blue Ridge national park is praised as a major tourist magnet by the state conservation commissioner.
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Winchester
Board of Health
The
American Legion
Frank Lovett
Congress
Mexico
National Park
Blue Ridge
Browne Dies Visiting Sons in California
Horace C Browne dies at his sons Horace Jr and Bowyer Browne homes in California during a visit. The State Legislature prepares for a January 19 session to consider Women's Suffrage and State Prohibition bills.
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Horace C. Browne
Horace, Jr
Bowyer
California
Garner's quiet power fuels politics and press intrigue
Vice President John N. Garner, guest at the National Press Club, drew a record crowd with off the record remarks. Once a dynamic House figure, he has become a hushed yet effective fixer in Washington, balancing influence between bodies.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
John N. Garner
National Press Club
House of Representatives
Vy. P
House
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Charles G. Dawes
Garner
Capitol
Senate
Youre Telling Me! Witty column by William Ritt
A satirical digest notes mixups from Mellon picture gifts to oil firms, Rockefeller jokes, kidnapped Chiang Kai-shek, and new kidnap discouragement from China. The piece also mocks insomnia books, civilization faith, and returning influenza amid revolution.
Frederick County Sheriff H L McCann Honored Pioneering Leader
Among Our Citizens Harry Lee McCann born Summit Point West Virginia January 3 1898 educated in Frederick County schools Winchester High School and Virginia Polytechnic Institute with 1920 agriculture course served in the Army ROTC 1918 farmed in Frederick livestock sheriff since 1933 president of the Virginia Sheriffs Association director of Frederick Mutual Insurance Co past master of Hiram Lodge A F and A M attends the Presbyterian Church married Florence Keen and loves livestock Also mentions January 24 sled riding at Potato Hill and a Staunton fatality J L Beard and a note on a historic 1784 treaty with England
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Harry Lee McCann
Frederick County
Summit Point
W. Va
Winchester High School
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
U. S. Army Officers Training Camp
Virginia Sheriffs’ Association
Frederick ‘Mutual Insurance Co
Hiram Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Florence Keen
Loudoun County
Secretary Fines Boss for Overtime Parking Fine
In Goshen Indiana Justice of the Peace Charles P. Fribly presided over a special court session where his secretary Mrs Helen Farbaugh fined him three dollars and fifty cents for overtime parking.
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Goshen, Ind
Helen Farbaugh
Justice of the Peace
Charles P. Fribly
Farbaugh
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