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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star is noted as a second class matter at the post office. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and receives AP dispatches for re publication alongside local news.
Fragmentary OCR shows subscription rates in advance 3.50 monthly 1.75 three months 4.60 yearly 6 months 2.25 with mentions of carrier delivery and national ad reps Frost Landis and Kohn in New York Atlanta Chicago.
Fragmentary religious text references Psalm verses about God as a shield and guidance. It emphasizes seeking uprightness and divine support, urging steadfast faith and protection in the journey.
The Charlottesville Progress notes the revenue bill imposes a two cent tax on checks and drafts after June 21 while removing the need to keep special revenue stamps. Banks will handle deductions from balances or overdrafts. The piece implies few if any easing provisions remain.
The writer lauds banks taking on collections to cut Treasury stamp production, reduce mail fraud, and ease government finances. They predict banks may charge a service fee and foresee a return to a two-cent postage rate in time, while noting no documentary stickers will remain.
Roanoke Times highlights Dr William J Showalter as a volunteer promoting Shenandoah Valley tourism. His brochure Virginia The Beckoning Land gains praise from Governor Byrd and Governor Pollard, noting national attention and support from the Virginia Conservation and Development Commission.
Traveler with flags and travels across many nations presents a broad view of his native state. Dr Showalter’s discriminating pen selects national and international shrines over local spots, offering compelling scenes for world and local readers.
The piece critiques Iowa Republican nominee Henry Field, arguing his influence comes from KFNF radio and his plain talk approach. It questions his suitability, noting past funeral studio event and linguistic choices while suggesting Brookhart’s senate seat remains contentious.
Richmond June 23. Attorney General Saunders ruling allows 10 percent cut of the general fund for education. The state department of education will see about 692000 fewer dollars allocated for teachers salaries next session. Dr Sidney B Hall says much of the education funding tied to population cannot be reduced, but the AG holds otherwise. Localities may save some by also paying salaries, but counties cities and towns together will have about 640000 less for teachers next year.
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