Publication notice from The Evening Star of Winchester
Daily Sunday edition notes consolidation with News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. States Associated Press rights and local news reuse. Lists advertising representatives Devine Tenney Corp New York Des Moines Chicago.
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News Item
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Devine-Tenney Corporation
New York
Des Moines
Chicago
Man's Wisdom Folly Psalm Verse Quoted
The text cites Psalm 33 10 The Lord bringeth the counsel of the heathen to naught He maketh the devices of the people of none effect This appears as a religious quotation referencing divine inhibition of human schemes in a historic Bible verse fragment.
Unseen Art Burst in Richmond Mirrors Past Controversy
The Richmond scene confronts a new claim about a Gen. Stonewall Jackson bust at the State Library while recalling the 1925 O Donovan Lee plaque saga. Attilio Piccirilli is named as the sculptor for Jackson, with speculation about the piece’s authenticity and history lingering amid local memory and art world debate.
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Norfolk
Richmond
Paris
Stonewall Jackson
State Library
Attilio Piccibatt
Jefferson
Monroe
State Capitol
Jackson
Confederacy
Covan
William Burn Park
Lee
O'Donovan
New York
Gutzon Borglum
Georgia Me
Stone Mountain
Jemin Richmond
James Branch
Appomattox
O’donovan
William Sievers
William Byrd Park
Mond
Eppusee
Cos
Walter Damrosch Celebrates 70th Birthday in 1920s Era
The article notes conductor Walter Damrosch turning 70 on January 30 with a nod to the millions reached by his orchestra over radio. It highlights the impact of his music and the busy New York Post Office in receiving birthday greetings, praising the lasting value of his program.
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Waynesboro
Virginian
Walter Damrosch
New York Post Office
Mr. Damrosch
France
Damrosch's Enduring Influence on World Wide Music Reach
Describes Serge Koussevitzky? Mr. Damrosch as famed conductor whose pre radio career contrasts with broadcasting expanding his audience. At seventy he remains active, promoting quality music among the masses with continued enthusiasm and effectiveness.
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Damrosch
No Dark Ages Wanted
Petersburg Progress-Index warns uniform salary reductions threaten learned professions, especially college professors. The piece notes faculty sacrifice for southern education, cites brain drain to northern and western universities, and argues deeper cuts would be unjust and devastating to higher education.
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North Carolina
Aries
Winchester notes and lost time references in 1931 text
One year ago January 26 1931 evangelistic services begin at White Post Methodist Church Miss Lucille Clark injured by broken fish bowl Morphine and heroin found at Winchester police HQ Five years ago January 26 1927 Ty Cobb Tris Speaker exonerated in baseball Five years ago local evangelist comments on sin Imperial Bowling team Winchester beats Hagerstown by 115 pins Fifteen years ago January 26 1917 Wilson rebukes National Guard Shenandoah Valley National Bank plans send local boy to Virginia Tech Farmers Short Course J R S Bucher family suffers five deaths in six months
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W. B. Water
Rockville
White Post Methodist Church
South Christian Endeavor Union of
Winchester
H. B. McCormac
Union Bank of Winchester
Lucille Clark
W. Alexander Baker
Christ Elisa Church
Jane Elisbeth Plank
Raymond L. Pugh
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Rev. Bridgers
Imperial Bowling
Hagerstown
Wilson
National Guard
War Ad
Boyd R. Richards
England
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
J. R. 8. Bucher
Mountain Falls
Navy Construction Bill Approved Then Postponed Indefinitely
The House naval committee approved the Vinson naval construction bill for 616.25 million dollars by an 18 to 0 vote with age members present not voting. Future congressional action likely will wait until at least the next session. The report notes no formal House reporting date.
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Associated Press
Washington
House Naval Committee
Congress
House
Two Southern Men Named For Finance Board
The board to direct a new corporation is expected to name two Southern men in the near term with Senate confirmation and a Dawes nomination for president. Passage of measures granting $500,000,000 in appropriations is needed before the entity can operate financially. Couch, a Bluff financier, is well known in the capital for ties to industry and other ventures.
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Senate
Jes G. Dawes
Couch
Bluff
Jones active in last Democratic national convention held in Houston
Jones participated in the Democratic national convention held in his home city of Houston, reflecting local involvement in the national event.
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Jones
Houston
Has Proposal To Levy A Tax On Bootleggers
The House Ways and Means Committee heard a proposal to tax bootleggers and speakeasy operators 26 percent of their gross receipts to help balance the federal budget. Senator Connally opposed a federal gasoline tax as a mainly state revenue measure. General C. Hushing of the American Federation of Labor filed a statement criticizing the administration tax program.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Connally
Texas
Gen . C. Hushing
National Legislative
American Oration
Tax proposal retroactive to 1930 for minor vendors
Joseph J. Klein of New York urged a retroactive tax on minor vendors to 1930. He spoke as associate professor of taxation at the City of New York, advocating the measure amid economic hardship discussions.
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Joseph J. Klein
New York
The
of the City of New York
Mrs Ilsley Estate Valued At 200000 In Will
Milwaukee January 26 probate admits the will of Mrs Boeing Ilsley who was slain January 13 in Middleburg Virginia. Estate valued at over 20000 includes 25000 cash bequests to her mother Amelia Boeing father Julius W Fargo and brothers John K and Paul Boeing. Middleburg estate to be sold. Daughter objects to a sermon by radio over a fur coat absence.
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Milwaukee
Boeing Isley
Middleburg
Ilsley
Spencer Ilsley
Amelia Boeing
Julius W. Fargo
N. Dak
John K
Paul Boeing
New York
Marcia Moyer Seeks Travel Work After Promotion
In Mitchelfield Marcia Moyer, a cosmetics department clerk, earns a promotion to travel and demonstrate products nationwide after a meeting with Percy DuMott. She shares the news with her mother and siblings, faces cautious opposition from Miss Haven and Miss Sherrill, and prepares to leave in two weeks while weighing risks and opportunities.
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Marcia Moyer
Mitchelfield
Ted Stanton
Marcia
Ted
New York
Mitchelfeld
Percy DuMott
Tory
Mumey
Round Table
Vivian
Pappe's
David
Betty
Bobby
Mrs. Moyer
Mumsy
Haven
Sherrill
Moyers
Moyer
Miss Haven
Miss Haven’s
Rainfall Figures Compare Current Month to 18-Year Averages
Precipitation in the past 24 hours ending 8 am today was none. January to date totals 1.61 inches. The 18-year average vs 1931 rainfall for each month shows January 2.43 vs 1.06 inches, February 1.93 vs 2.41, March 2.41 vs 3.82, April 3.22 vs 2.29, May 3.38 vs 7.20, June 4.02 vs 1.57, July 3.28 vs 7.29, August 3.59 vs 2.81, September 2.24 vs 2.95, October 2.89 vs 1.68, November 2.24 vs 0.38, December 2.35 vs 2.97. Totals 34.21 vs 36.33 inches.
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Seber
Sailor San Diego Re-enlistment Turned Down
San Diego man Oscar F. Tucker sought to re enlist after visiting the world with the Navy. He hitch hiked from Norfolk Virginia to re enlist but was rejected by a recruiting officer who found he had turned 35 on Thursday and thus missed the age limit by one day.
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San Diego
Oscar F. Tucker
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Bell Family Deaf Education Pioneer Quote
Alexander Graham Bell and his father and grandfather were teachers of deaf mutes. A noted saying from Bell during his early invention days was that if he could make the deaf talk he could make iron talk.
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Bell
Alexander Graham Bell
Ead
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