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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
4
A brief item presents a religious prayer and a cited biblical verse from Colossians 6 7, with a note referencing advertising representation firms in New York Des Moines and Chicago. The page blends corporate notices with devotional text and a prayer invocation.
A fragmented tale mentions a junk dealer in Bucharest and a red haired woman linked to Carol and Charlie. It hints at Helene of Greece as a claimed queen and discusses loyalists and entourages at Pelesch Castle. The text blends scandal rumors with royal intrigue and a rest cure suggestion.
President Hoover signs legislation by Representative Porter abolishing the deputy commissioner of prohibition narcotics post and creating a Treasury Bureau of Narcotics led by a commissioner with a 9000 dollar salary. The new bureau gains powers to enforce importation and use laws and may assign customs authority to its staff as needed along interior and coastal areas.
Fragmentary line notes that lettered groups in a city are identified as the ringleaders in nations supplying the US through reliable sources.
The text notes that a funnel shaped cloud extending toward the earth signals a tornado and describes a bridge like elongated cloud reaching down from the sky. It emphasizes the visible funnel as the positive proof of a tornado.
A head of a major real estate firm praises a shift away from aggressive sales tactics. He argues the future broker must prioritize client welfare and careful stewardship of property, not merely push sales. The aim is stable deals that benefit buyers and agents alike.
Secretary Ney Lyman Wilbur told a national advisory committee radio could educate illiterate families at home. Radio industry groups donated five tube sets to Virginia mountain regions, with sociologists to evaluate effects on listeners. The Star notes a May review and requests readers send inquiries to the Department University Virginia.
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