Winchester Evening Star Classified Advertising Rates
Advertising rates and circulation details for The Winchester Evening Star printed in Winchester Virginia. The notice lists display and transient ad prices, minimum charges, and mail or carrier subscription options with monthly and annual terms. It identifies the paper as a member of the Associated Press and lists office locations and rate structures.
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DeLisser-Boyd, Inc
New York
Richmond
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rochester
Atlanta
San Francisco
Associated Press
WEE Eniecenceren Muasiem
Behold what manner of love we should be called sons of God
A devotional brief quotes 1 John 3 1 from the Bible. The message urges worthy living and reflects on the bestowed identity as children of God. The date Thursday March 13 1941 appears as the publication context.
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God
Babies and Dollars In the Nation's Burden
A summary discusses Census and Treasury findings of a falling birth rate and rising national debt. It notes per capita debt growth, aging population trends, and historic debt shifts from 1857 to 1940, stressing implications for future citizens and wealth transfer across generations.
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Washington
Bureau of Census
United States
United States Treasury
Treasury charts and birth rate curves urged by critics
Critics in Washington argue for Treasury experts to draw charts on birth rate as well as the money market. They say poor families remain taxed lightly and statisticians increasingly publish charts from egg boiling to long term river evaporation.
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Washington
Mississippi River
United States Treasury
Stock prices dip as ownership yield shifts amid government and labor pressure
The Baltimore Sun notes rising business activity while stock prices fall. Harold M. Fleming argues government taxes and rules, labor, and management strategies erode ownership yields, threatening the stockholder’s role in funding industrial ventures.
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Baltimore Sun
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
Harold M. Fleming
Harper's
We Shall Not Turn Back March 11 1941 Message
President asserts the United States ends its isolation, passes the lease lend bill, and commits to collective security. The speech emphasizes national unity, bipartisan resolve, and opposition to Hitler and Mussolini, pledging to protect democracies wherever they are threatened.
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United States
Senate
League of Nations
Hitler
Mussolini
Europe
Britain
Henderson Calls for Violent End to Nazi Leaders
Newsweek reports Sir Nevile Henderson a former British ambassador to Berlin spoke at Oxford saying if given a gun he would shoot Himmler and Ribbentrop and brain Hitler with the rifle butt. He framed the wartime sentiment in a vivid hypothetical.
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Nevile Henderson
Berlin
Oxford
Himmler
Ribbentrop
Hitler
Marriage of Miss Grim and Chambers Green Jr. reported
Announcement from Stephens City notes the marriage of Miss Margaret Louise Grim and Chambers Green Jr. The report lists the couple and area as the source of the event.
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Margaret Louise Grim
Chambers Green
Stephens City
Kitty Baker
Princess Handley
Answers To Questions By Frederic J. Haskin
A compiled Q and A service from The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau. Includes questions on aliens by state, submarine naming, flower seed production, parking meters history, Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight, weight loss for football players, flight altitude laws, Fort Knox acres, Glenn Miller earnings, Damascus as oldest city, addressing the Pope, Emancipation Proclamation dates, Spiegel alloy, Seabiscuit’s sire, meat inspection history, and the word ending in ny that antonym of harmony.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D.C
Map of Asia for war news understanding
A promotional notice urges readers to order a 21 by 28 inch five color Map of Asia from the Winchester Information Bureau. It emphasizes Asia covers a third of the world’s land and half its population. Readers mail ten cents to Washington for delivery. By Fred Neher.
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Orient
Asia
Washington
United States
Globe
King Alfonso Dies and Winds of Change Sweep Kings Out
Edwin C. Hill reflects on the death of Alfonso the XIII and the shift away from monarchies. The piece recalls Alfonso's humanizing charm, his turbulent reign, the revolutions redefining Europe, and the rise of new rulers and exiled princes in a changing world.
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Spain
Alfonso the Tirteenth
Charles the Second
House of Stuart
Alfonso
Don Juan
Prince of the Asturias
Club of Kings
William of
Hohenzollern
Europe
Quiz questions on geography history and literature
Seven multiple choice and factual items cover Mississippi source Lake supreme motto meaning Scapa Flow base or site type, university locations, presidential portraits on coins, Earth's planetary order, British term for crackers, Everest range, Puccini opera La Boheme composer, and Toplady as hymn-writer.
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Minnesota
U. S
New Haven
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Notre Dame
Princeton
United States
Earth
England
Mount Everest
M. Toplady
Todays Common Error Omit 'of' After Girl Descriptions
A guidance note highlights a frequent mistake in reporting ages such as a girl sixteen years old, advising omission of the word of to render a concise phrase. The instruction warns against erroneous wording that can blur age clarity.
Slight Errors Made In Framing Crossing Statute
In Columbus Ohio the Senate notes a drafting error in a traffic code bill that would allow motorists to cross railroad tracks only when the gate is lowered signals flashing and an approaching train is plainly visible. Lawmakers urge House to correct the mistake to ensure highway safety.
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Columbus
Ohio Senate
Senate
House of Representatives
Evening Editions Shift Press Times Across Cities
The Star delays afternoon news with late press times set for 9 P M in London 10 P M in Berlin and 11 P M in Bucharest indicating staggered publication across major capitals.
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Star
London
Berlin
Rome
Bucharest
Sugar as a Quick Pick Me Up for the Athlete
Column by Dr. Logan Clendening discusses using sugar and beverages as fast energy boosts for athletes, mentions Bell’s palsy, and notes common dietary questions. It includes diet recipes, breakfast and meal ideas, and a Q&A on bread and milk as a near-complete diet and vitamin concerns.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Huntington
Pasadena
Cal
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