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Published every day except Sunday by The Evening Star Pub og Co of Winchester Virginia.
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Evening Star Pubog Co
Winchester
Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
4
Associated Press Credit Notice
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use its news dispatches in this publication and credited material or uncited focal news published herein.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Subscription rates and representative listings in Frost Landis era
One year in advance four dollars fifty cents per year and six months at two dollars twenty five cents with three months at one dollar. Also one year in advance three dollar fifty cents and six months one dollar seventy five cents and one month thirty cents. Weekly rates and representatives Frost Landis and Kohn with Ry York, Atlanta, Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Landis
Kohn
RY York
Atlanta
Chicago
Christ for All All for Christ Writings and Biblical Motto
Fragmentary text shows religious slogans and verse references. Mentions Christ for All All for Christ and a Bible proverb about wisdom and peace. No clear event or well-defined details to date or place.
Shenandoah Valley effort praised in National Geographic ad
The Star extols Shenandoah Valley for its National Geographic magazine advertisement reaching 1,100,000 members. The piece credits Shenandoah Valley Inc. with major campaigns featuring Natural Wonders and a push to attract tourism, housing data, and vacation information across the region.
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Star
National Geographic Magazine
Shenandoah Valley
National Georgraphic Magazine
America
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
The
Natural Wonders
East
Within Her Income Governor Pollard Seeks Budget Cuts
Virginia Governor Pollard invokes the 1932 General Assembly and orders state departments to operate within the income limit for the new biennium. Agencies must implement a 10 percent general fund reduction, with department heads choosing which areas to cut. The move aims to preserve Virginia’s fiscal standing despite political pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Pollard
General ‘Assembly
Virginia
Cerao
Virginia to Cut Government Costs Amid Budget Strain
Governor Pollard advocates a 10 percent salary cut for all state employees to reduce expenses instead of raising taxes. The plan aims to align state spending with reduced revenue while maintaining services, though workers face uncertainty and morale concerns as departments prepare for the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Pollard
Virginia
Railways, Motor Trucks, and the Freight Future
Professor Ripley argues that motor trucks will outpace rail for many freight tasks, showing faster door to door service and higher costs for trains. Railways must redesign terminals, cut yard costs, and overhaul charges to win back less-than-carload traffic and compete with private carriers using trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ripley
Penvenas
Millwood social events honor guests in Virginia
Millwood residents hosted dances and gatherings in honor of guests from Baltimore and other towns. Attendees included Miss Mary Burchard and Miss Jane Cary Randolph among many others, with performances by a Berryville orchestra.
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Wean
Charles Consolvo
Blue Ae Eet
Mary Burchard
Margaret Burwell Burchard
Baltimore
Jane Cary Randolph
Anne Meade
Margaret Della Meade
Margaret Dole
Sophie Meriweather
Charles Lee Burwell
Lewis B. Meade
Conrad Lewis
Thomas Woolfolk
Roland Mitchell, Jr
William B. Watkins
Joseph Moore, Jr
Frank Bowyer
Berryville
Richard E. Dole
Mary Gold
J. Townsend Burwell
Boyce
Archibald B. Bevan
England
Lewis Burwell Meade
Gwynne Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Henry Post Mitchell
T. N. Jones
Robert Page Jones
John Townsend Burwell
Gustav Tidde
Fairfax Randolph
Annapolis
Messrs
John Townsend
Burwell
Naval Academy
Captain McBride
Woman’s Auxiliary of
Christ Church
Henry B. Gilpin
Winchester
Hugh M. Nelson
Long Branch
Warrenton
Millwood
Richard Evelyn Byrd
Tom Byrd
Ottway Byrd
Upper Brandon
James River
Consolvo
The
Belvedere
Colonel Consolvo
Richmond
Ewart Johnston
Clay Hill
Virginia Jacobs
Sallie Appleton
Montgomery
Johnson
Richard Wilmer
Washington
New York
Run
Anne Hart ‘Melwood
Lexington
Holton Arms
B. O'F. Randolph
Slavery Among Indians and Rising Black Slavery
The article explains that many American Indian tribes practiced slavery, taking captives as slaves or wives. It notes adoption of captives into tribes and mentions Northwest tribes using slavery, with some tribes owning African slaves after African slavery began in America.
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Northwest
North America
America
Residents and visitors from Reliance share Washington trips
Mrs G E Dovel and son Barrin and Mrs J E spent days in Washington with relatives. Miss Ruby Beaty returned from a two week visit. Calbreath of Washington visited Cooley family. Rev H E Richardson and Miss Mildred Judy attended Dayton Va Bible School. Families report rain aiding vegetation but delaying harvest.
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Reliance
G. E Dovel
Ton, Barrin
J. E
Washington, D. C
Ruby Beaty
Mide
Bine W.o Yoo
An .O
Billy
Sax Tees Calbreath
Washington
J. F. Judy
West Virginia
Dayton
H. E. Richardson
Helen Bowen
Mildred Judy
Carson Bowen
Carson
Cooley Brothers
Frank Gruver
North Carolina
Charles Gruver
F. L. Derflinger
Kathleen Stickley
Rev
Lee Hunt
Bluefield
W. Va
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages From Local Record
Past 24 hours rainfall at 8 am measured .02 inches. June to date 1.41 inches and year to date 19.66 inches. Normal monthly rainfall based on 19 years at Winchester Laboratory lists January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Large fee paid to physician for inoculating Catherine of Russia
The article notes one of the largest single doctor fees, paying $50,000 to inoculate Catherine and her son against smallpox. An extra $10,000 covered travel expenses and the physician received a $2,500 annual pension for life.
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Catherine of Russia
Catherine
South Seas Cruise Begins From New York With Mystery
A Chicago group quits jobs over salary cuts and sails from Greenwich Village aboard the Sequoia to Tahiti. Miss Whitney offers a secret voyage for a total of one hundred dollars, with a condition of secrecy while Maurice Beam and Helen assist with navigation and mail. The log book hint and atoll Tarea raise the stakes as anticipation builds for a hidden treasure aboard a mysterious cruise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Adams
Jay Bruce
Pilly Lightener
Tom Baery
Holmes
Chicago
South Seas
Ione
Jay
Larry
Tahiti
Pilly
Tom
Miss Whitney
Papeete
Maurice Beam
Helen
Whitney
Quinn's
Pauo
Montonga
Apostle Group
Sequoia
States
Beams
Beam
Tarea
the Apostles Archipelago
Here
Papa’ Stewart
Greenwich
Pacific
Navy
Signal Corps
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Lehigh University
Harry Hansucker
Mvalary
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Northern Virginia Power CO
North Main Street
Wonder’s
North Loudoun ST
Winchester Furniture CO
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Levinson Clothing _Company
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