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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1935

Page

5

Shenandoah Valley Inc boosts regional publicity nationwide

A Shenandoah Valley Inc publicity drive expands outside Virginia with 3,980 lines of display ads in 19 northern and mid Atlantic papers and 15,960 lines of publicity to 95 papers across numerous states. Headlines and photos highlight caverns Natural Bridge and Skyline Drive to attract tourists.

The Star Staunton Shenandoah Valley, Inc Shenandoah Valley Virginia New England Florida Chicago Skyline Drive Shenandoah Valley Inc Massachusetts New York New Jersey Pennsylvania District of Columbia Maryland Ohio North Carolina Tennessee Georgia Illinois West Virginia South Carolina Shenandoah Valley News

New Attractions In Old Dominion Skyline Drive And Shenandoah Park

Skyline Drive and Shenandoah National Park are highlighted as premier regional attractions alongside Natural Bridge, Luray Caverns and Endless Caverns. The piece by William Garrard praises the Shenandoah Valley as a national playground, noting that 215000 visitors had already explored the park by June and projecting high future attendance.

Skyline Drive Shenandoah National Park William Garrard Luray Caverns Endless Caverns America Shenandoah Valley Virginia Lowell Thomas Vale of Kashmir North East South Middle West Mississippi Pacific Coast A. R. Lassiter Luray Blue Ridge

Skyline Drive Opens Scenic 34 Mile Route In Virginia

The Skyline Drive spans 34 miles through Shenandoah National Park with views of Washington 80 miles away. It cost 2 million dollars in federal funds plus 2 million from Virginia to acquire park lands and complete construction. Crews re surfaced sections in June and July. work limited to one mile at a time. Six hundred CCC boys built stone retaining walls and served as guides along the route while crews clear trees and create hiking paths. The Shenandoah Valley towns offer modern hotels and recreation sites for moderate prices amid golf tennis swimming fishing and dancing. The drive promises vast scenery including caverns Natural Bridge and panoramic mountain views.

Blue Ridge Shenandoah Valley Piedmont Virginia City of Washington State of Virginia Skyline Drive Lassiter America

Hall Outlines Future of Virginia State Parks

Wilbur C. Hall, chairman of the State Conservation and Development Commission, told delegates at the National State Park Conference in Skyland that the park system’s future nationwide hinges on educating people to use resources without harming them. He emphasized self sufficiency, education, and service as key to expanding park offerings. The talk followed a preview trip along the Passamaquoddy Trail.

Skyland Virginia Wilbur C. Hall State Conservation and Development Commission National State Park Conference Hall Passamaquoddy

First Diamond Shape Adopted By Abner Doubleday in 1839

Abner Doubleday from Cooperstown New York reportedly adopted the diamond shaped field and key baseball rules in 1839, helping shape the game. The Knickerbocker Club of New York formed the first organized team in 1845 and contributed to early baseball evolution.

Abner Doubleday Cooperstown N. Y Knickerbocker Club New York

Jim Braddock Born in Hell's Kitchen Named for Ring

Edward J. Neil reports James J Braddock was born June 7 1906 in Hell's Kitchen West 48th Street to Elizabeth O Toole Braddock and Joe Braddock. The family from Galway Ireland later moved to New Jersey where Braddock began boxing early and rose to heavyweight champ with trainer Joe Gould.

Edward J. Neil Associated Press New York James J. Braddock Hell's Kitchen West 48Th Street Elizabeth O'Toole Braddock Joe Hoboken James Jay James J. Jeffries Braddocks County Galway Ireland Jim Ralph New Jersey West New York N. J Elmer Furlong Johnny Morris Jack Dempsey Jess Willard Toledo

Pioneers of National Park Dine Thursday

A dinner for Shenandoah National Park project pioneers sponsors will be held tomorrow night at Skyland in Page county. Conservation leaders and park officials meet there with local civic figures including Andrew Bell of Winchester and H. J. Ebenchoff of Woodstock expected to attend.

Skyland Page County Shenandoah National Park Project H. J. Ebenchoff Woodstock Andrew Bell Winchester Shenandoah National Park

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