Winchester Evening Star Publisher Notice
The Evening Star Publishing Co. announces Harry Flood Byrd as publisher. Publication is daily except Sunday and is entered at Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter. The paper is consolidated with Morning News The Weekly News The Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror.
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Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Virginia
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Subscription Rates by Mail for One Year and Shorter
Rates listed for one year three months six months and monthly prepaid options. Figures show slight variations and possible misprints across multiple lines for advancement payments.
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Avancey
Raethe Macbin Sic
Dees
She
Ee Ae
AP Declaration of News Rights Publication Policy
Memorandum notes that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all AP news dispatches and any local news published by the paper. The policy emphasizes crediting AP for material not otherwise credited and securing rights for local content. The document underscores investigative and general reporting protections through AP ownership.
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Associated Press
Byrd Not Involved in Mrs Jones Dismissal says Charlottesville Progress
The Charlottesville Progress asserts that Harry F. Byrd had no role in the dismissal of Mrs. Clinton H. Jones over activities favorable to Senator Mapp. The paper urges fairness and allowing Hayes to present his side before passing judgment. It calls for Byrd’s exoneration by voters and notes possible circumstantial factors.
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Charlottesville
Jas. M. Hayes, Jr
Clinton H. Jones
Mapp
Harry F. Byrd
Hayes
Byrd
Courtesy Pays to Tourists in Winston-Salem Traffic
The Winston-Salem Sentinel quotes a visiting motorist praising Winston-Salem traffic officers for courteous handling of a signal infraction. He cites courtesy and a polite explanation of the new system, noting the kindness left him with a favorable view of the city. Roanoke Times highlights visitors’ common errors from unfamiliar ground as Roanoke sees more tourists. Local officers and citizens should extend courtesy to travelers, as it benefits the city and safety.
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Roanoke
The
Winston-Salem Sentinel
Twin City
Winston- Balem
Citizems
Dayton Suit Raises Darwin Teaching Lawsuit Question
The Dayton teacher faces trial over a Tennessee act banning Darwin teaching in public schools. The core issue is whether the act aligns with the state constitution. If declared constitutional, the case may proceed to jury verdict and state supreme court review. if not, the matter ends. The decision hinges on constitutional compatibility and public opinion in Tennessee.
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Knoxville Journal
Dayton
Tennessee
Reme
Rhea
William J
Parasol Trade Faces Hard Times Across Town
Fragmentary report notes parasol industry struggles as women parade in varied dress styles without parasols and with narrow-brim hats. Observers describe economic pressure affecting accessory trade and fashion norms amid changing street scenes.
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Dresels
Parasol Fashions and the Summer Girl’s Changing Skin
A reflective piece on how fashion and attitudes toward sun exposure have shifted. It notes old ideals of lily skin and glove wearing, then observes modern girls freely exposing arms, enjoying sun, freckles, and brisk outdoor activities. Mentions parasol makers adapting to new demand as styles evolve.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on life span and science
A verse by Walt Mason mocks longevity forecasts from science while affirming the value of limits. It satirizes hopes for living two centuries as medicine fights disease, then argues the wisdom of accepting the three score years and ten. Copyright.
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Fair Science Daily
Docs
Glass Letter Endorsing Byrd Sparks Comment
A Washington dispatch reported by Staunton Evening Leader Bays notes Senator Glass endorsing Byrd in Virginia’s gubernatorial race. The letter caused widespread comment in Staunton as observers weigh intra party dynamics and implications for the contest for the state’s top office.
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Glass
Byrd
Washington
Glass and Byrd Candidacy Clarified in European Trip Talk
In Europe a political clash over Senator Glass and his plans to travel abroad is discussed as Byrd’s candidacy gains open support. Letters reveal Glass’s stance on Moore and Byrd, noting initial hesitations and later shifts, with friends recounting perceived changes in loyalties and possible effects on future trips.
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Glass
Europe
Byrd
Senator Glass
R. Walton Moore
Moore
Congressman Moore
Letter phase remarks on lack of success and no comment
The phase of the letter referring to him met with no success and he declined to comment. The remark signals unresolved issues and a cautious public stance by the individual involved. The context suggests ongoing scrutiny or negotiation despite attempts at eliciting a response.
Church of Christ Services For Sunday
The Church of Christ at 20 West Cork Street holds services next Lord's Day with Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. led by L. L. Hockman, classes for all ages, preaching at 11 a.m. and communion. Evening services follow with topics on Temperance and the Gospel's Power. Midweek prayer Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. All invited.
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Church of Christ
West
Cork Street
L. L. Hockman
Virginia Wheat Crop Seen Strong Across Shenandoah Valley
State farmers anticipate an average Virginia wheat crop with good stands and large heads as cool May favors yields. Shenandoah Valley fields look promising, supplying about one third of state production. If prices hold around 1.50 a bushel, farmers could net between 19 and 27 million dollars, far above wartime values.
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Harrisonburg
Virginia
Middle West
West
Shenandoah Valley
Old Confederacy
Bus Service From Frederick To Gettysburg Expanded
The Blue Ridge transportation company announces a new schedule establishing two daily round trips from Winchester to Gettysburg via Frederick and Baltimore connections. Buses depart Winchester at 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., with Baltimore free time for a same day round trip. Frederick to Baltimore connections improve overall travel between Frederick, Winchester, and Gettysburg.
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Frederick
Gettysburg
Blue Ridge Portation Company
Potomac
Winperme
Winchester
Baltimore
For Sale Brass Bed Stove and Reed Baby Stroller Ad
Classified brief listing reads for sale a brass bed with springs an oil stove with oven and a reed baby stroller. Contact at 316 W Leicester St dated 6 11 61.
Famous Beauty Mrs Gibson to Enter Politics in NY
In New York on June 11 the famous beauty Mrs Charles Dans Gibson may take an active part in politics. She is reportedly being considered by Democratic leaders to oppose Mrs John T Pratt who was named a candidate for alderwoman in the Fittest district by Republicans. Mrs Gibson is a dentist and owner of one of the poverty sisters beauty enterprises.
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New York
Charles Dans Gibson
Powers
Democratic Party
John T. Pratt
Edward J. O Brien Engineer Land Surveyor
Edward J O Brien, engineer and land surveyor, born 1841 in Hagerstown Maryland, associated with 115 Young Street. This obituary fragment notes his profession and location.
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Young Bap Photie
Hagerstown
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Beatrice Hartshorn
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W. A. Ryan
Water Street
J. W. Baker
General Insurance
Winchester, Va
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Glaize & Brother
Fairfax Avenue
Rexall Drug Store
Symphony Lawn
Cara Nome
Comet
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