Evening Star Publication Notice at Winchester
The Evening Star entered at the post office in Winchester Virginia as a second class matter and published daily except Sundays.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1931
Page
4
The Evening Star entered at the post office in Winchester Virginia as a second class matter and published daily except Sundays.
Subscription rates listed for Mall and associated papers with a note from The Associated Press. One year three months and weekly options shown with advance payment amounts. Bible verse from Psalm 37:3 and a trust in the Lord message accompany the notice.
The article cites Department of Commerce data showing growing aviation scope and safety gains from 1926 to 1930. Domestic airway mileage rose from 8,252 to 29,887 miles, and miles flown per fatal accident improved drastically from 889,454 to 4,105,023. Express and freight tonnage rose, mail carriage surged, gasoline consumption climbed, and aircraft values increased as passengers total grew from 8,679 to 417,505.
The Virginia Research Bureau accused the state comptroller’s office of losing about one hundred thousand dollars in three years due to uncollected discounts. Governor Pollard ordered a full inquiry led by Ant An t Coleman Andrews and aided by external auditors to verify the claim.
The auditor's findings dispute charges against Westmoreland Davis' bureau, stating discounts lost totaling under $575 were due to multiple factors and not negligence. The report cites months with inaccurate loss records and notes the Davis bureau cooperated inadequately with state inquiries.
Mount Pleasant notes list dinner guests and visits across the community. Families mentioned include the Lamps with Vivian Roy and Joy Roe. the Brills with Leon ard Linden. Rosenberger Margaret Holmes and Earle. Dyke and Bloomery residents. Maggie Williams with Ward Cadwallader. Strother Lineberg and children from Relief. Hilda Hamilton with Carrie Ritter. Carson Allamong with James and David Perry.
Warner Brothers and current Capitol Colonial bookings feature Ivan Simpson in The Millionaire a new Arliss picture. Simpson known for Green Goddess Disraeli Old English returns as a serving man, a role he has long avoided yet now embraces as part of the film.
William Powell and Kay Francis headline an intensely stirring romance in Ladies' Man at the Capital Theatre today. The cosmopolitan rake charms New York society, arousing envy and danger as his冷 calculated schemes threaten the fortunes of the city’s elite.
The article quotes Collier on the value of talking to others to avoid smoldering loneliness and isolation, suggesting conversation as a practical remedy for inner solitude.
Philip K. Knapp once a Cornell student and alleged thrill slayer of Louis Panella of Hempstead is captured in West Orange New Jersey after six years on the run. He allegedly killed Panella in June 1925 and reportedly wrote a note to his father about taking pleasure in killing others. New York police say they possess a confession from Knapp.
A dense list of candidates announces runs for state senate House of Delegates sheriff supervisor and other offices in Frederick County Virginia with August 4 1931 Democratic Primary. Names include Joss Denny Boyd Richards Luther Pannet Floyd Brill C Oates H B Kline Jacob H Beaver Merle Edwards B P Harrison and others urging support and pledging service and fiscal prudence.
A quotation attributed to Mrs Kirkland notes that hospitality mirrors virtue and imagines that if the wealthy performed their share the suffering of the world would lessen. The line uses a moral argument praising generosity through social conduct.
Tuesday at 10 A.M. on June 23 1931 the Virginia Department of Highways Richmond invites bids for the construction of Route 37 Prospect 593 in Frederick County. Estimated earthwork 1 5 miles Mac cubic yards 18 648 square yards mac 26 735. Deposits Available upon request.
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