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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1932
Page
4
An item notes the Morning News and The Weekly News in Winchester Virginia consolidating with the Morning News group. The fragment mentions a post office Tec Virginia and a suite of local paper names being merged.
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish and republish news dispatches credited or not credited to it as published in this paper, and also to all local news content. This agreement governs use of the newspaper's material and its distribution rights.
The snippet lists yearly and monthly advance rates and mentions national ad representatives Frost Landis and Kohn with offices in Atlanta and Chicago. Subdued due to incomplete OCR.
The Cumberland Times cites Riverton Wyoming residents urging Congress to halt the $70,000 pork barrel bill. They call for budget clarity and an end to vacillating actions, praising local citizens for urging responsible national fiscal policy.
In this Alexandria Gazette excerpt, a critic argues that private life is deflated while pulse life remains inflated. The economist warns that misaligned public spending and price levels hinder business recovery and budget balancing. He cites fixed charges and operating expenses as key obstacles.
The Greensboro Daily News criticizes Mas sie Massie for ordering to report for duty while the Danville Register notes sympathy with Massie and outrage over the actions against his wife. It argues balance between vengeance and legal restraint.
The article notes Lieutenant Massie, residing in Kentucky, received a swift pardon from the Kentucky Governor. It implies the pardon completes his legal residence and citizenship matters, restoring order after earlier fears. The piece hints at broader implications for Massie and Hawaii relations.
A Financial Chronicle piece urges returning to first principles to revive the economy. It argues thrift and economy are essential as the speculative bubble bursts, and that there is no easy road to recovery.
Veterans of the Eightieth Division will meet at Massanetta Springs in Harrisonburg from August 4 to 7 with General Hurley Cronkhite and Butler in attendance. The event coincides with a Sacred Music Festival featuring a George Washington Bicentennial pageant and a 2000-voice festival choir concert directed by Dr. Williamson, aiming for about 10 000 attendees.
In memory of Sidney J dear mother two years since death with lines of grief and faith. Dearest mother memories linger and prayers rise for peaceful rest. Card of Thanks from Mrs Stacey J Newlin and children thanking neighbors for kindness during illness and death. A Parliament taxation quip follows on Congress and taxation shifting to the other fellow.
A study by the Advertising Federation of America finds that in 34 cities with stronger newspaper lineage in the first half of 1931 than 1930, newspaper space carried at 83 percent of the rate, above the national average.
The Louisville Times notes 10 year Winchester Research rainfall figures by month from January to November with readings such as 2.36 and 3.89 inches. It also mentions President Hutchins and the University of Chicago plan to teach with talkies as a double reason for a sound education.
An advertisement for ALL-BRAN claims relief from constipation through bulk and vitamin B, noting safety and non habit forming use. It cites Miss Mary Bundy of Bennettsville, S C, testimonials and mentions two tablespoonfuls daily as effective, with recipe ideas and Kellogg Battle Creek origins.
Short on help, many families skip vacations this summer to ensure someone stays to feed and care for goldfish.
A yard party at Burnt Factory Church is planned for June 16 with rain date the following night. Home made ice cream and cake expected from 9 to 11.
The Federated American Engineering Societies describe engineering as the science of controlling natural forces and utilizing materials for human benefit, and the art of organizing and directing human activities in that pursuit.
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