Evening Star publication notice
The Evening Star Publishing Co. issued its daily Winchester Virginia edition with standard postal details and affiliations with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1927
Page
4
The Evening Star Publishing Co. issued its daily Winchester Virginia edition with standard postal details and affiliations with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
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The devotional piece urges parents to have children memorize the daily Bible selections as a priceless heritage. It emphasizes submission to God with a Psalm inspired theme and closes with a prayer asking for faithfulness to the Lord.
The Geneva conference stalls over cruiser limits, tracing back to Washington 1922 aims of US UK equality and Japan at three fifths. Britain seeks 600000 tons, US proposed 300000, up to 400000 offered, but a 400000 cap risks provoking US buildup to parity. Outcome uncertain as efforts to curb naval costs waver.
Harold Randolph former director of the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore died Wednesday at his Maine summer cottage. Born in Richmond 65 years ago he led the conservatory for twenty nine years and was part of Virginia’s Randolph family noted for public service and culture.
The article profiles Harold Randolph, a classical musician from Virginia who achieved national regard performing piano and organ solos with major Baltimore ensembles. He rejected modernism and jazz, upholding a family tradition of classicism linked to Virginia roots.
In Jeannette Pennsylvania a domestic cat named Mitzi was slain by about 100 blackbirds that swooped from the sky while she suned in the yard. The piece argues birds may pursue reprisal against cats and notes many cats prey on birds by day, urging coexistence limits.
The Hungarian boy John Litvak defeats expectations by winning over 6 000 contestants and a four year Yale scholarship. Born to peasant folk with little schooling he read late at night proving native ability can transcend environment.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a shift in academic views as year end discussions highlight that about 180 faculty members across Brown Amherst Williams Middlebury and Wesleyan lack doctoral degrees. The trend suggests many capable teachers and some scholars may teach without this credential.
Special to The Star reports at Fort Eustis Virginia on July 11 that 1617 CMTC candidates list Protestant 370 Catholic 172 and Jewish 43 with 1521 recorded. Only two declined religious denomination. Chaplain Cleary supervises processing for camp religious activities.
At Fort Eustis 1,600 trainees from the Thirty fourth Infantry vie for scholarships at institutions including Virginia Military Institute offering free tuition to a distinguished candidate. Other schools in the running are Catholic University of America Hampden-Sydney College George Washington University and William and Mary College.
Promotes True Story magazine highlighting love marriage struggle sacrifice and life’s swift drama. Claims largest newsstand circulation and real experiences rather than fiction with seventeenGer pimbreteer eniginess and urges readers to ask their dealer for the August issue.
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