Winchester Evening Star Masthead and Classified Rates
The Winchester Evening Star announces its publication details and advertising rates with office hours and regional ad reps. A Bible quote from Daniel 4:17 is included on the page.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1940
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star announces its publication details and advertising rates with office hours and regional ad reps. A Bible quote from Daniel 4:17 is included on the page.
British naval officer Lieutenant Commander Ouvry and four assistants earned a royal decoration for disassembling a German magnetic mine. The risky test revealed a 700 pound explosive and learned mine mechanisms. They showed mines are effective mainly in sea lanes, not deeper waters, offering hope to countermeasures.
Impatience grows in the House over the Wagner labor act showdown as a new discharge petition group forms after Rep. Cox attacked the labor committee. The Smith committee interim report is under fire and critics say the committee must not withhold recommendations.
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled against Chicago by declaring a 60 million dollar plan to issue state revenue notes for highway work invalid. The notes would be serviced by Chicago gasoline tax receipts for 20 years, but the court said the obligation rested with the state if the tax rate stayed at current levels.
The editorial cites Senator Byrd's critique of Morgenthau's report showing 25 billion lent by 31 agencies with 12 billion in assets and over a billion in defaults. It argues about lack of budget reporting, uneven audits, and possible debt-limit violations. It warns that diverted funds and hidden obligations burden the public and demand urgent federal action.
News from a past year notes Berryville born Mayor C. G. Louthan now in Littleton Colo visiting his old home. Local cold storage holds 202 573 barrels of apples with movement at average for the season. Ridgely White wins the first annual city wide ping pong tournament defeating H. B. McCormac in the final match.
Oliver Wendell Holmes dies in his sleep at age 94 after battling pneumonia. The renowned Supreme Court justice, noted for bold dissents, leaves a lasting legal legacy and unfinished opinions.
Mrs Frank Tappan and Mrs 8S C Williams organize a Berryville Girl Scout troop. The Little Theatre movement grows in local and national interest. Catholic Association warns the House Judiciary Committee that anti-prohibition groups may spark a revival of the Whiskey Rebellion.
Twenty five years ago fifty head of cattle in Rosser Campbell and M L Miller herds were killed and buried in trenches by government men fighting hoof and mouth disease spreading from West Virginia. Council seeks $50 000 bond to refund floating debt while Allied steamship lines report daily losses to German torpedo warfare.
Forty years ago David S. Glaize and A. R. Rinker were appointed to the board of the commission of valuations. Local business men were approached by interests seeking to organize a cotton mill here. Worthy Parker, once of this city, was noted in Chicago papers as a top middle west footballer attending Hyde Park College.
Read the page for answers to seven test questions. Topics cover a film role, U S politics, Cuba’s capital, Edison and batteries, name variations, Wendell Wilkie roles, Jules Verne, newspaper column counts, U S mint location, and shipping volumes between Philadelphia and Baltimore.
A reader comments on avoiding phrases such as Heaven around every so often and at regular periods and Invervale percent in casual speech. No further context provided.
This medical note explains fainting caused by fatigue or sudden emotional shock. It describes mechanisms such as drastic blood pressure drop, heart pauses, and carotid sinus reflex sensitivity, with suggested self help like lowering the head to restore circulation.
Medical discussion outlines fainting from neck sinus sensitivity and posture. Drugs may prevent certain fainting types by affecting heart rate and blood pressure. cerebral fainting resists drug therapy. Severe cases sometimes cure with carotid sinus removal. Convalescent patients benefit from gradual standing to train vessels. Editor lists seven Dr LeGans pamphlets offered for 10 cents each.
Construction began in 1163 and finished in 1304 marking a 141 year build. The planned spires atop the twin towers were never completed.
Bill Strickland is suspected in the murder of Alfred Mark at a Rio Vista river side party. Jerry defends Bill by placing him upstairs moments before the crime, while the crowd debates evidence, police, and alibis as tension rises among partygoers.
In a hazy afterglow at the Rio Vista club a man named Alfred Markham, once rich from jewelry, vows to help the poor amid a police call and a looming coroner visit. Bill, Muriel Benson, Jack Berry, and St Clair face a night of shock and publicity as a police camera nears.
New York state holds about 1 500 000 acres of white pine with a commercial value around 57 million dollars. The origin of lead pencils traces to 1565 after graphite mine discovery in England. Conte improved with clay in 1795 to vary hardness. Gold shipments to the United States face no duty. Premier Edouard Daladier’s father and grandfather were bakers.
The House of Delegates clashes over a budget with a 1.7 million overage and 1.8 million in increased appropriations, despite salary cuts and a proposed liquor sales plan. Amid protests over executive orders, critics urge restraint and a balanced bill before Senate action.
A reader questions column from the Winchester Evening Star info bureau covers topics on the pledge of allegiance for the American Youth Congress, Hitler and Mein Kampf, a talking book for the blind, Johnny Roventi birth and early life, and the Liberia jungle expedition led by Dr. William M. Mann sponsored by Firestone and under Smithsonian supervision.
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