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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
4
Subscriptions Rates From Malt Advertisement
A dated pricing snippet lists subscription rates including one year four six months and one month options, in advance by mail or by carrier, with varying prices and a short, unclear codified line at the end.
Power From Tropic Waters and Claude's Sea Plant
A New York Times report from five years ago discusses Georges Claude and his tropical sea power concept. It notes a Matanzas plant using surface and deep sea water temperature to drive a small engine via vacuum to boil water at room temperature. The piece argues 8 percent efficiency is too high and pumps reduce usable energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Georges Claude
French Academy of Sciences
Ten Aras
Matanzas
Claude
Bermuda Cabin Price Sparks Seabury Critique in New York
The Baltimore Sun reports a political backlash targeting Judge Seabury over his Bermuda trip aboard a private cabin. Senator Hastings attacks the judge as inadequately principled, arguing the voyage cost 460 dollars and suggesting Seabury paid with personal funds. The piece questions travel choices and potential conflicts amid a broader corruption debate in New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun
Tammany
Judge Seabury
Walker
New York
Hastings
Seabury
Mr. Seabury
Bermuda
Why are factories built abroad and labor shifted overseas
The text argues American capitalists build factories abroad to access foreign markets as tariffs and retaliation reduce imports. It contends that unpatriotic motives and a preference for foreign labor drive this, while insisting tariffs do not affect unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinebbang
Freddie Frame’s 600 Mile Indy Speed Record
Freddie Frame set a world class pace at Indianapolis by averaging over 104 mph to cover 600 miles in nearly five hours. The feat sparks awe at how such speed tests human limits and hints at automotive perfection, with trouble often rooted in neglect rather than machine failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Frame
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Rates on Anthracite Coal Held Unreasonable by ICC
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that anthracite coal rates from Lel and Wyoming region mines to Baltimore and Ohio destinations in Delaware Maryland Virginia West Virginia and DC were unreasonable and prejudicial. Objections by Delaware Lackawanna and Western Coal Co. urged limits on carload rates from Lehigh Valley RR and Central Railroad of New Jersey to specified south of Carpenter Del to Capon Rad Vai. ICC proposed cap of 13 cents per ton above current preparado sizes of Reading Company Schuylkill region coal rates to the same destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
Leland Wyoming
Dee Vania
Baltimore and Ohio
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Delaware, Lackawana and Western Coal Company
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company
Central Railroad Company of
New Jersey
Carpenter, del
Capon Rad Vai
Reading Company
Schuylkill
Pennsylvania
Blue Hen's Tax Reform Tale in Rural Ledger
A rustic verse notes a farmer facing indirect taxes and a clerk collecting more eggs in advance. The blue hen laments taxes tied to oil reserves and a reform push to purify value, hinting at political trade and sinecures. Henry P. Merrill, At Emmert's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry P. Merrill
Emmert's
Hay Crop Will Be A Good One In Virginia
Commissioner George W. Koiner says Virginia hay crops will be good despite dry weather. Early 1932 harvest plus 1931 reserves should meet state needs, with farmers having learned from 1930 drought and stored ample feed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
George W. Koiner
States
Koiner
Children’s services and pageant at Christian Church
Highview locals report a Sunday June 12 service at 10 o clock with music by Prof. J B Eaton and daughter. A pageant titled Gates of Gods Love will be presented after the service under Mrs Gertie Oates and Vernon Whitacre. Several local residents are visiting friends and relatives in Romney Hagerstown Winchester and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High View
W. VA
Christian Church
J. B. Eaton
Goldie Seldon
Gates of God
Ernest Spaid
Luther Johnson
Elmer Morris
Leo
Romney
M. C. Jackson
Trone
Russell Larrick
Anna Beall
Hagerstown
Turner Anderson
Walter Oates
Winchester
Border justice clashes as El Coyote calls for last ride
Major Blount faces an impossible choice to save Ted Morales threatens a brutal trap. Bob rallies Mexican band and border locals for a dawn assault on Morales hacienda hoping to free Ted and avenge years of oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blount
Santa Fé
Amigo
Séfior
Bob
Aunt Clara
Ted
Arileas the Major
Manuel
United States
Majors
Compafieros
Morales
José
Blasio
Tomas
Cortez
el Coyote
Eagle Rock
Advertising Is Tool of Selling Says Dr. Klein
Dr Julius Klein assistant secretary of commerce told CBS radio advertising is a tool of selling when used intelligently. He said combined with well manufactured products and sound management it helps companies weather business storms of the last two years. He added that success or failure of American industrial ventures depends on advertising as the basic means to keep products before the public eye. The quote about the first step is from Voltaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Klein
Julius Klein
Columbia Broadcasting System
Klein
Rainfall figures for year and monthly normals
The report shows precipitation in the last 24 hours at none with year to date 18.25 inches. Monthly normal rainfall values from January to December are listed from 2.36 inches in January to 3.89 inches in June and 2.14 inches in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Arch Laboratory
Memorial service held at St. John's Church in North Mountain Valley
North Mountain Valley Va June 7 The annual memorial service was conducted at St. John's Church Sunday June 5 with a large crowd. T S Cooper led the service in the absence of the regular pastor Rev C E Seastrunk Rev Snyder Alleman spoke on Revelations 7 14 and Isaac Frye gave remarks on the cemetery. Hollis E Snapp of Hagerstown Md and Mrs J H Ashwood of Lenore visited H A Snapp in Hayfield Va. Various local residents were noted visiting and staying with friends over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Mountain Valley
St. John's Church
T.S. Cooper
C. E. Seastrunk
Snyder Alleman
Isaac Frye
Hollis E. Snapp
Hagerstown
L J. H. Ashwood
Lenore
H. A. Snapp
Hayfield
A. F. Williams
Milton Williams
C. Hy Allamong
Ivan Miller
Newspaper advertising keeps business ahead of national average
A study by the Advertising Federation of America shows in 34 cities with stable or rising newspaper lineage in the first half of 1931, business ran 8.3 percent above national average. In contrast, in 30 cities with lineage down more than 11.95 percent, business was barely even with the national average. Maintain your newspaper advertising, Mr. Merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advertising Federation of America
Mr. Merchant
Sergeant sale of 1927 Chrysler Coach in Winchester
By court order dated May 28 1932 from the Magistere Court I offer for sale a 1927 Chrysler Coach. Cash only at Tommy Clark's Garage 16 E Monmouth St Winchester Va on June 11 1932 at 10 oclock. Lee Barr Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler
Tommy Clark
E. Monmouth St
Winchester
Lee Barr
Magistrate’s Court
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