Broadening the Eastern Apple Advertising Network
A commentary lauds Appalachian Apples Inc for two years of work funded by Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania growers. It urges uniting regional efforts into a centralized Eastern Apple Association to boost nationwide ad campaigns and pave the way for a broader Northwest partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian Apples, Inc
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Appalachian Apples
East
Appalachian
New England
Michigan
Mississippi
Eastern Apple Association
Northwest
Roosevelt Attorn ey General Urges Cutbacks in Government
Murphy calls for 25 percent reduction in public expenses and a million payroll releases without harming core functions. The President counters with a four billion dollar lending program, half to South American nations, seen as pump priming not affecting the budget, though risks and future tax burdens loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Murphy
Modern Hog Rearing By Lewis Owings At Harpster Ohio Farm
Charles H. Lewis and Charlies W. Owings operate a 425 acre Harpster area hog farm housing 300 pure bred Poland China hogs in two new fireproof facilities with air ventilation and sunlit roofs. Each sow has a private pen and life boxes kept at 72 degrees with an office and lab planned. The operation emphasizes feed science, cod liver oil, oats, ground corn, vitamins, and concrete floors to boost growth and reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Lewis
Ohio
Charlies W. Owings
Harpster
Lewis
Parker
Seven Quiz Questions From The Daily Quiz
The page lists seven quiz prompts asking about Alaska purchase country, aliens in the Navy, Dnieper Sea outlet, Sir Walter Scott, Belmont Stakes winner, successor to Justice Sutherland, and the body of water linking the Channel to the North Sea. Additional items include pronunciation of mistrial and definition of conduit with a final question about Ossining’s former name.
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U. S
Alaska
U.S. Navy
Dnieper River
Walter Scott
Belmont Park
N. Y
Justice Sutherland
U. S. Supreme Court
English Channel
North Sea
Ossining
Common Error Guideline Update
A guidance note instructs reporters to avoid clinical phrasing and instead describe illness as serious when describing a lasting condition. It emphasizes concise wording suitable for public summaries and consistent terminology across stories.
Winchester marble champ heads to national tournament
Elwood Williams, the Winchester marble champion, departs for Wildwood New Jersey to compete in the National tournament. In other news, People's Drug Store opens its new location in the Bell building.
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Elwood Williams
Winchester
Wildwood
N. J
People’s Drug Store
Bell Building
Winchester to be Represented at Virginia Municipalities Meeting
Lawrence Hollis Dr. C R Anderson and P P Pilcher will represent Winchester at a Virginia League of Municipalities meeting. Citizens oppose issuing a building permit for an abattoir just east of Kent Street. Miss Rachel Jennings receives a scholarship to Camp Andre of the national Girl Scout council.
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Lawrence Hollis
C. R. Anderson
P. P. Pilcher
Winchester
Virginia League of Municipalities
Kent Street
Rachel Jennings
Andre
Girl Scout Council
Virginia political shifts and prison sentence reported
Ten years ago Harry Sinclair and Henry Mason Day entered prison. Edwin Andreson marks 25 years as University of Virginia president. William Mosely Brown, formerly a Democrat until 1928, is named the Republican nominee for Virginia governor.
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Harry Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Edwin Andreson
University of Virginia
William Mosely Brown
Virginia
Rescue attempt ends in drowning as pair saved
Dr. W. Holmes Yeakley drowned while attempting to rescue his wife and friend. all three were saved. Gordonsville selected as site for Virginia state militia annual encampment. Hailstones as large as walnuts struck J. C. Miller’s wheat field in Bunker Hill.
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W. Holmes Yeakley
Gordonsville
Virginia
J. C. Miller
Bunker Hill
George Marpole jailed for shooting at Berryville officer
George Marpole receives six months in jail and a fifty dollar fine after firing at Berryville town officer George Ricamore. John Swartz drives a traction engine into a new fireplug near the toll gate on National Avenue and gets a spray. Thomas Barr falls ill while walking on Main Street and is taken home where his condition improves.
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George Marpole
Berryville
George Ricamore
John Swartz
National Avenue
Thomas Barr
Main Street
Desendents of Kings prize changes Nell Parrish life
Eleanor Parrish wins the Senfell Raye prize for her novel Descendents of Kings after a crisis with her sick child Jessica. A celebration follows with plans for a Bermudian holiday for Nell, Phil, and Jessica, as they face debt and hopeful recovery.
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Eleanor
Phil
Parrishes
Annie
Eleanor Parrish
Jessica
Kate Douglas
Wisconsin
Kate
Henderson
Phillip Parrish
Hazelton Gardens Estate
Great Neck
Long Island
New York
Nell
Mrs. Parrish
Bermuda
The Way To Ruin A Young Man
An editorial warns that debt is a swift path to ruin for individuals and nations. It argues that living beyond means weakens health and prospects, linking personal debt to societal decline and cautioning against grandiose government schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Magazine
Liberty
Rome
Germany
Hitler
Washington
Back to the good old drama in Alfred E. Smith's view
Alfred E. Smith argues America needs a return to real stage drama and swashbuckling plays from Hollywood. He recalls classics like Way Down East and Turn to the Right and questions why Hazel Kirk and Uncle Tom’s Cabin are not revived.
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Cleveland
Hazel Kirk
Uncle Tom
Legree
Answers to questions from a 1930s quiz column
The text compiles Q A style items: first national rifle match held at Sea Girt New Jersey in 1903. Santa Rosa Island history and size. 50 mile NBC broadcast radius from Empire State Building. air space in cement blocks lightens weight and aids insulation. Jumbo the elephant killed near St Thomas Ontario in 1885. large NYC parade crowds for Lindbergh 1927 and others. three states did not ratify the 18th Amendment. Galento and Louis first pro fights dates. Harvard Library size. Glenn Frank linked to Rural Progress. 1937 shirt production 12 027 243 dozen valued at 128 533 699 dollars.
Who's Who Among Household Pests booklet offer
The Winchester Evening Star advertises a 32 page booklet COMMON HOUSEHOLD PESTS listing pests such as flies moths carpet beetles termites fleas rats and mice with information on cheap control. Ten cents postpaid via the Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Hollywood Luck and Famed Actors Defy Time
A column notes Hal Ark Davenport’s late peak in Hollywood after a downturn with the Federal Theatre Project. Marie Dressler May Robson and others are cited as examples of late-life comebacks. The piece blends anecdotes on actors, studio quirks, and a comic cue about collecting grapes for a hospital.
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Hollywood
Halary Davenport
Davenport
Federal Theatre Project
Marie Dressler
May Robson
Kansas
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Studio Cafe
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