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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star and Wi Mirror with Morning World Times News Weekly are published in Winchester Virginia. The papers announce daily editions except Sundays and are distributed through the Winchester post office as second class matter.
The notice lists subscription prices by mail and carrier. By mail rates are one year 3.50 six months 1.75 three months 0.90 one month 0.30. Carrier rates are one year 4.50 six months 2.25 three months 1.20 one month 0. Weekly option available.
The Associated Press states exclusive rights to use news dispatches and credits this paper with republishing content. It outlines that use remains limited to AP credited material or as allowed by the publisher and clarifies local publication practices.
A religious excerpt presents Romans 8 33 about divine justification and a prayer giving thanks to God the Father. The text emphasizes God's act of justification and trust in divine care.
William Braid White of American Steel and Wire demonstrates that noise is scrambled tones like music, differing only by rapid frequency sequences. He shows that noises such as subway rumble and concrete mixer grating share tones with instruments, with ear sensitivity limited to certain frequencies between 30 and 4 200 vibrations per second.
Portsmouth Star endorses State Senator Nat B. Early from Greene for the Democratic nomination in Virginia's Seventh District. The editorial says Governor Byrd's withdrawal narrows the field to Judge John W. Fishburne of Albemarle Greene and Madison, praising Early for party loyalty and predicting future reward.
The piece describes rapid growth in stainless steel use especially in autos and planes, predicting a future where rustless steels replace many traditional materials. It foresees interior uses and decorative options in varied colors, potentially substituting wood plaster wallpaper and other metals.
Obituary poem praising Anne Marie Pollard as a bright, cheerful life who brought light to others and is believed to be not dead but gone before to await at heaven's door. Her memory imparts a hopeful message urging lives of service and surrendered deeds. W.T.W.
Special Lenten services for women of the city will be held tomorrow at Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 30 in the afternoon. The speaker will be Rev Dr F T McFaden pastor of Loudoun Street Church. Women of churches and those not members are cordially invited.
James M. Hayes Jr former director of motor vehicles was appointed by the State Corporation Commission as inspector of aviation and motor buses. This appointment marks a new oversight role for Hayes involving transportation safety and regulatory duties.
The governor signed the general appropriation and issued the appointment of a new motor vehicle department director. The commission members Genties a Platch er, Lester Hooker, and George W. Peery announced the action as efforts to keep the former head in state service continue.
New York report from March 19 states a Queens patrolman saw George Moore, 29, a Black man, last night and involved an incident leading to his capture.
A Queens arrest reports a man using a ten foot pole with a hook to reach through an open window. He pulled down trousers from inside the house and later returned them on the same pole after rifling the pockets.
Ashton Dovell of Williamsburg, a member of the Williamsburg House of Delegates, will deliver the principal address at the Friendship Fire Company banquet. The event occurs Thursday evening, April 3, in the fire company hall on East Cork street, with formal acceptance recently received.
A banquet will include several speeches and the guest speaker’s address. Mr Dovell, Democratic floor leader of the House Delegates, is noted for outstanding ability.
British statesman died at his brother’s home after a week of illness. He passed away in his eighty second year, marking the end of a long public career.
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