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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1934
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists postal and publication data including mailing rates by year and period and advertising terms. It notes Associated Press rights and pricing for memorials and display ads with deadlines and contract rates.
An Isaiah 9 6 Bible quotation proclaims the birth of a boy who will bear the government on his shoulder and be called The Prince of Peace in a religious text fragment.
During Roosevelt's campaign and presidency a group of scholars and researchers, known as the brain trust, advised on policy and facts. Owen D Young warns to separate research from application, stressing need for practical minds to implement theories. Virginia's reorganization shows experts aid but require citizen review.
A conference praised Roosevelt for seeking guidance from scholars and experts while noting caution in placing them in executive positions. The report to the legislature led to a practical reorganization plan that satisfied the state and yielded strong results.
Answers state John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln in Ford's Theatre Washington on a Friday, Crusoe inquiry notes the finder of a later servant was Robinson Crusoe.
The Virginia Senator resists bureaucratic encroachment on private enterprise. He warns that amendments to the AAA would extend Agriculture Department power to license and regulate farm products and even tax licenses. He condemns centralization as a Jeffersonian Democrat opposing such federal regimentation.
The Chicago World's Fair opens its second year with 154000 on opening day, 35000 more than last year, and strong ongoing attendance. Business impact is vast with hotels hiring 23000 more staff and estimates of total earnings up to 400 million dollars bolstering regional and national recovery.
A brief meditation notes Jesus praying in the garden while his disciples slept. He chooses to face the cup and the cross, accepting fate, remaining steadfast despite fear and betrayal.
Invitations signal Miss Constance Gwaltney's upcoming wedding to Lieut. Abner Huntsberry. Winchester hosts a Dry forces rally at Handley Library. Mrs. Mary Ritter dies from a prominent family. Identifications follow for two tragedy victims from Woodstock. Donna Staub and Granville Shirley wed. Five years ago Lindy Morrow cruise off Long Island. Harry Sartelle named city Republican chairman. Mary Garland Allen wed W. R. Legge in Scarsdale. Stanley Baldwin resigns as UK PM Ramsey McDonald named to form cabinet. Winchester Gun Club plans a June 6 match. Shenandoah dirigible victor in winds while saluting Albany. Hagerstown pastors seek stricter marriage laws. Confederate veterans arrive in Memphis for 34th reunion. Handley High School to present The Toy Shop. Twenty five years ago Dr. McGuire joins Handley Board of Trustees. Elkins and McLean discuss Bluemont electrification. John Kater and Susie Windell wed in Baltimore. Work proverb noted by Uncle Eben.
Ten years ago the area marked the tenure of Theodore Carson Adams who was recognized as the oldest magistrate by length of service. He served in the county court, earning respect for his steady rulings and community involvement.
Present and past rainfall figures show the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. with none. May to date 2.62 inches. Year to date 9.76 inches. Average annual rainfall over 21 years is 34.71 inches. Monthly averages range from January 2.41 to May 3.94 inches across the year.
Pete Wanza, a colored man, reportedly had his jaw broken during a drinking party and ensuing quarrel with Russell Copeland. No charges have been filed yet. Copeland previously faced murder allegations in Stephens City but was cleared by a Frederick County jury.
Mrs. Mae West of St. Louis describes losing 20 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She reports increased energy and no hunger. The ad urges a morning glass of hot water with one teaspoonful and offers a money back guarantee.
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