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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1935
Page
4
The notice lists rates for classifieds at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials at 1.50 for four stanzas, and 5 cents for cards of thanks. Display ads with borders must be submitted by 10 A M, transient rate 42 cents per inch, with contract rates on application. National reps are Devine Tenney Corp covering major cities.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use all AP credited dispatches and local news published here. The paper reiterates reprint entitlement and protection for AP and non-AP material reproduced in this publication.
A devotional note cites Psalm 71 16 urging believers to rely on the Lord God for strength and righteousness. The message emphasizes steadfast faith and continual praise.
The article argues the unconstitutional NRA and New Deal policies undermine federal control over interstate and intrastate matters. It raises whether an amendment to the Constitution is needed and questions how Roosevelt or party factions would navigate a shift to a stronger central government.
Edward Eggleston wrote The Hoosier Schoolmaster. A common carrier is a person or organization hired to transport goods or people for the public. The smallest fish belongs to Pandaka pygmea, averaging 6 to 16 inches?
The text speculates on the consequences of enfranchising Black voters in the South, noting possible splits in the two major parties, regional alignments, and shifts between labor and business, with farmers' reactions tied to past farm programs. It frames constitutional questions as likely catalysts for intense political upheaval.
A Mirror of Opinion argues advertising fuels mass production and employment. It cites lower unit costs, consumer benefits, and social value, claiming entrepreneurs rely on advertising to reduce jitters and drive rising profits. The piece portrays advertising as essential to modern industry.
The Arkansas University coeds fans of Jean Harlow called her in Hollywood but she denied knowing anyone in Arkansas. Fans threatened a boycott of Harlow films until she apologized by phone costing 6.45 dollars. The incident shows stars cannot ignore public sentiment for long.
Clifton Forge Review reports Robert M. Sweitzer, long time Cook County clerk and current treasurer, is accused of a 453743.11 dollar shortfall in his clerk accounts. Sweitzer denies wrongdoing and promises funds to settle after audit, while questions remain on reporting accuracy and potential prosecution.
Lieutenant Valentine Preston marries Lia Garenne after a whirlwind Shanghai romance. The couple faces new tensions as Val moves to Puget Sound Navy Yard while Lia adapts to civilian life and a lavish new home amid bristling social circles.ณะ
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour total ending 8 a m at .25 inches, year to date .25 inches, with year to date rainfall at 14.31 inches. Based on 22 years of Winchester Laboratory records the average annual precipitation is 34.61 inches with monthly averages ranging from 1.94 inches in February to 3.88 inches in May.
Ah Lowell Thomas addresses a large Masanutten Academy Woodstock crowd for finals. Miss Madeline Miller and Robert B Grove wed in Grace Lutheran Church. George R Shepherd alias E H Stanley arrested in northern Minnesota. Leaders of Republican party to choose new chairman soon. David H Glenn of Middletown laid to rest.
A tan sedan found abandoned in Seattle is cited as a key clue in the hunt for George Weyerhaeuser’s kidnapers. F. Rodman Titcomb, linked to the Weyerhaeuser timber fortune, owned the car allegedly used to move 200 dollars to the abductors. Investigators connected ransom notes and phone talks to the case while pursuing Karpis gang ties and a Northwestern criminal network. Oregon officers chase a five to six man tan car in Pendleton. The mystery names Harry Campbell and William Weaver are discussed in relation to possible misdirection.
London reports Britain plans to invite Germany to a world naval conference with the United States and other powers. Prime Minister MacDonald and Foreign Secretary Simon are said to favor inviting Germany if talks succeed, provided Berlin accepts strict limits on all ship categories for a rebuilt Nazi navy.
Volney Davis, a noted Barker-Karpis mob figure, pleads guilty to conspiracy to kidnap Edward G. Bremer for 200000 dollars. He tells Judge Joyce it felt good to confess and faces possible life imprisonment at sentencing Friday.
Davis says government evidence in the Barker kidnapping trial matched the facts he knew and led to his plea. He faces life imprisonment in Minnesota while Washington allows the death penalty for kidnapping. Officials doubt any link to the Weyerhaeuser case, noting Davis was in Chicago during the abduction week.
At the 69th annual encampment of the New York department Grand Army of the Republic in Buffalo Alfred B Stacey national commander urged federal pensions for Confederate veterans. He estimated about 3000 such veterans remain and predicted a cost near one million dollars as a symbolic gesture to erase lingering war enmity.
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