Winchester papers consolidate into local weekly news sheet
The Evening Star merged with Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror. Subscriptions list annual rates in advance with several shorter terms. The Associated Press is credited as the primary news source and local items are designated as part of the consolidated paper.
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Morning News
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Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Mber
Associated Press. Press
Raed
Focal New
Love Your Enemies and Pray for Them Verse Reflections
A religious meditation echoes Matthew verses on loving neighbors and praying for adversaries. The text questions how to follow and imitate Christ in daily service and love.
Refuting Mr Mapp on Virginia centralization
The piece defends the segregation tax plan in Virginia against G Walter Mapp repeating that a centralized tax board would raise land values and tax raids. John Garland Pollard counters with constitutional amendments granting counties local self government and requiring voter approval for road bonds and local taxes while limiting state control.
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G. Walter Mapp
Virginia
Mapp
Richmond
Tax Board
Wise County
John Garland Pollard
Pollard
Ohtlaw
General Assembly
Byrd Enters the Campaign in Publicly Defiant Stand
Governor Byrd responds to Col. Henry W. Anderson at the Republican convention keynote, challenging his budget critiques and defending the Byrd administration’s fiscal reforms. The Virginian-Pilot notes Anderson misrepresented state expenditures and misled on tax facts, while Byrd signals a sharper, ongoing critique in the political fight.
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Richmond
Henry W. Anderson
Anderson
Byrd
Robert H. Angell
Republican State Committee
Reed Commission
General Assembly
Virginia
Virginian
Federal Road Fund
Virginian-Pilot
Virginia Voters Contemplate State Government Reforms
The text discusses scaling back the Governor's appointment power, reducing total appointments by fifty one, shifting school superintendent appointments to local boards, and boosting local control over bonds, schooling, and taxes. It notes the aim to curb centralization while streamlining administration and abolishing useless offices, with Pollard defending against Mapp's critiques.
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State Corporation Commission
State Board of Education
Richmond
Financial Department
Virginia
Pollard
Mapp
Sun-back fashion sparks debate in education circles
The Sun-back dress trend draws comments from educators at the Atlanta convention of the National Education Association. Principals like Henry J. Miller of Atlantic City praise healthful, sensible dress while debates rage among boards about teacher attire and its impact on students.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Savant
Aome
Atlanta
National Education Associations
Wno
Henry J. Miller
Atlantic City
N. J
Hoover to take vacation and drop hand shaking practice
President Hoover plans a holiday and ends the custom of greeting friends of congressmen with handshakes for the hot season. The move signals a broader pause in social exchanges at political gatherings while Congress adjourns for the break.
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Hoover
Washington
Mr. Hoover
White House
Politi
Canterburg Brevities
Visitors at the Rowland home included A. C. Painter Burgess Holliway Elaine and other relatives. Myron Ritenour recovering from appendicitis at Memorial Hospital. Chickens killed by hogs on Harley Ritenour’s farm. Perry farm sold in Winchester. Arch Clevenger’s wife bought Harry Cave. Liffstan Cave visiting relatives. L. J. Cave returned from a Richmond convention.
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Canterburg
B. A. Rowland
A. C. Painter
Elaine
Burgess Holliway
Baltimore
Ernest Algers
Millwood
Frank Martin
Martinsburg
W. Va
Robert White
Myron Ritenour
Memorial Hospital
Alleane Jenning
Carroll
Leara Cline
Cumberland
William Cline
Harley Ritenour
Perry
Court House
Winchester
Arch Clevenger
Harry Cave
Liffstan Cave
L. J. Cave
Richmond
Mount Pleasant Notes from Mount Pleasant Virginia
Mount Pleasant notes record a sequence of social visits. Mr and Mrs Warner Dyke dined with Mr and Mrs Will Lamp last Sunday. Gertie Boyce from Opequon spent the day with John Perry's family. Kathryn Newcome returned to Winchester after a week with Vivian Lamp. Ben White and family visited the Perry household Sunday evening.
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Mount Pleasant
Warner Dyke
Will Lamp
Gertie Boyce
Opequon
John Perry
Kathryn Newcome
Winchester
Vivian Lamp
Ben White
Glehna and
Wilda Mae
Elwood
Community Notes From Winchester Area Socials
Mr Lee Lamp and Miss Zora Orn dorff of Winchester visited Mr and Mrs Harry Lane Sunday. Miss Eva Perry and Miss Bessie Perry called on Miss Eva Mac Gough. Gladys Barrett of Noel Chambersville stays with grandmother Mrs Lula Lee. Mrs John Perry and daughter Besele called on Mrs Will Lamp. Lehring and Venner Lineburg visited Mr T C Willis near Faucetts Gap. Christian Endeavor meets Sunday at 8 with Mrs Clinton Barr leader. Yard party for church July 12. Mr Clinton Bar and family attended all day Fairview meeting.
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Lee Lamp
Zora Orndorff
Winchester
Harry Lane
Eva
Bessie Perry
Eva Mac Gough
Gladys Barrett
Noel Chambersville
Lula Lee
John Perry
Besele
Will Lamp
Messrs
Lehring
Venner
Faucetts Gap
Christian Endeavor Society
Clinton Barr
Mary
Ivy
Nina Lineburg
Newton Greene
Clinton Bar
Fairview
Salvation Army Open Air and Indoor Meetings Schedule
Salvation Army announces open air meetings Saturday Sunday Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 45 o clock. Indoor meetings include Sunday school at 3 pm and an evangelistic service at 8 pm Sunday. All welcome.
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Futana
Eacen
Wekely
MR. Mapp
Pollargg
White
Norfolk
Rhippet
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
New York Times
Salvation Army
F. Lee Ritchie
Brooks
Brooks’ Pharmacy
Fexall
Baker’s Cut Rate Drug Store
Loudoun Street
E. J. Snapp
Cameron Street
Bond Bros. Orchard Supplies
de Luxe
Pratts
Winchester Seed Company
Alexander
Miles
Nervine
Lifebuoy
MELLO
Scholl
Pond
Princess Pat Rouge
Drug CO
N. Braddock ST
Jake
Irwin Drug Co
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