The Evening Star Publication Details in Winchester
The Evening Star published daily except Sundays in Winchester Virginia. Publisher Harry Flood Byrd filed the newspaper as second class matter at the Winchester post office. The paper is consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning Newsitem
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Classified Rates and AP Copyright Notice
The text lists subscription prices for various terms and payment options and notes carrier and year rates. It also contains a standard Associated Press copyright notice granting republication rights for dispatched and local news.
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Associated Press
Daily Bible Reflections on Parental Heritage and Prayer
A devotional note urges parents to have children memorize daily Bible selections, promising a priceless heritage. It includes meditations from Psalm 77 and a evening prayer inviting contemplation of God’s works.
Resources of Virginia and state development plan
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch argues Virginia must centralize authority for natural resources under a unified department. It cites the Conservation and Development Commission led by W. E. Carson and BE. O. Fippin, lists completed efforts like water power surveys, land appraisals for Shenandoah Park, and historic marker projects, and urges coordinated administration for parks, fisheries, forests, ports, and recreation.
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Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
Virginia
Commission On Conservation and Development
William EB. Carson
Riverton
Carson
Commision
Fippin
Geological Survey
Forestry Service
Water Power and Development Commission
United States
Shenandoah National Park
Eckenrode
Commonwealth
Conservative Development Commission
W. E. Carson
Virginia Bankers Association
Virginia Beach
State Department
General Assembly
Virginia Tourism Commission Earns Praise for State Promotion
The passage lauds the Virginia Tourism Commission for attracting tourists and advertising the state. It highlights the commission's enormous task, the industry and systematic methods, and commends Mr. Carson and fellow members for serving without pay as they provide valuable service to the state.
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Virginia
Carson
July Fourth Traffic Precautions Urged By Auto Association
The American Automobile Association from Washington urges motorists to take care on July 4 to reduce accidents. It highlights that many crashes occur where quiet side roads meet main highways and near grade crossings as picnickers occupy side trails.
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Easion
Santa Tee
Hali
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch
American Automobile Association
National
Washington
Unsought Sleep Advice From Yale and Penn Doctors
The article cites Rev. Dr. Charles R. Brown of Yale Divinity School advising sleepers to utter calming words to induce rest, while Dr. Charles W. Burr of the University of Pennsylvania counsels thinking of nothing to sleep. It notes the difficulty for light sleepers to maintain focus and suggests that effort often hinders sleep, with insomnia sometimes reflecting a persistent burden of thought.
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Morpheus
Chas. R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Chas. W. Burr
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Burr
Woodstock Herald Urges Catch and Release for Larger Bass
An editorial condemns taking small bass from streams arguing for catch and release to protect future sport. It praises the thrill of landing a large bronze-back and even values returning empty-handed over flaunting tiny fish, urging anglers to honor the noble art of angling.
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Woodstock Herald
Mothers Chance Camps Offer Rest for Home Women
The idea started in Montana five years ago and grew to eight camps last year giving tired mothers a few days of rest away from families. Funded by women’s clubs and state college extension services, costs are kept very low. West Virginia hosted four summers with 4,000 attendees and states like Kentucky Nebraska and Minnesota are adopting the program.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Montana
West Virginia
Kentucky
Nebraska
Minnesota
Market Report From The Local Wholesale And Retail Prices
The Star lists daily corrected wholesale and retail prices for staples and livestock. Wheat, flour, corn, oats, mixed feed, middlings, and cracked corn are shown with per ton or per barrel values. butter, creamery butter, and country butter prices are given. cattle calves pigs and wool are noted. retail figures include flour per barrel and various feeds.
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Star
Barre
Neves
Ceeves
Conedyaal
Eoweene
Where Is Rotten Row Quiz in Next Sunday's World
A quiz feature invites readers to identify the city for fifty famous sites and fifty notable buildings listed in Next Sunday’s World. Readers earn points for correct answers and can reach scores of 75 good 90 excellent or 100 perfect.
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Evening Star
Harry Flood Byrd
Christ
Ahi
Market Report
Csuseu
Rade BesieNebe
Weeve
Harrisburg
Niagara Falls
Susquehanna Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Northern
Hone
Betsy Rass
Rexall Drug Store
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Rexall
J.W. Arthur
General Insurance
Rouss Ave
Eastern Public Service Corporation
George Washington
Jack Winchester
Roanoke
Strasburg
Woodstock
New Market
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
Natural Bridge
Buchanan
Richmond
Norfolk
Endless Caverns
Shenandoah Caverns
Grand Caverns
Bridgewater
Elkton
Lynchburg
East Bounday
Bedford
Bristol South
West Hound Ly
Christiansburg
East Radford
Pulaski
Wytheville
Abingdon
Bristol
Boxley
Wi Heeler
Isistless
Baker’s
Réed and Fibre Suites
Ramsey Furniture CO
Boscawen Street
Dr. Hess
Warbles
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Quality Building Material
Tlas Mae Apa Meee
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