Winchester Evening Star Advertising Rates Notice
The Winchester Evening Star in Winchester Virginia lists advertising rates for classifieds at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum and memorials or cards of thanks at 10 cents per printed line. Display ads with border are due by 9 PM the day before publication. transient rate 45 cents per inch. National reps listed in major cities.
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Tenney- Woodward and Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Associated Press Rights Statement
A standard notice states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish news dispatches credited to AP and to local news printed in the paper.
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Associated Press
Freedom to Choose Sides echoes in faith and warning
A religious reflection cites Luke 12 9 about denying before angels as a call to choose steadfastly. The brief mentions faith and judgment without additional context or events.
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God
Appendicitis Death Rate Called National Disgrace
Dr. Mont R. Reed of the University of Cincinnati told the Southeastern Surgical Conference that the United States has the highest appendicitis death rate among civilized nations. He cited 25 000 to 30 000 annual deaths mostly among young adults and urged school based education to cut the rate, noting gains in Atlanta Cincinnati and Philadelphia. He urged teaching that abdominal pains require medical evaluation to prevent rupture.
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Mont R. Reed
University of Cincinnati
Southeastern Surgical Conference
Reed
Sweden
America
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Philadelphia
ABC
Apprenticeship Training Programs Spread Across Cities States
The Civil Service Assembly reports at least five cities and three states started public service apprenticeship programs in the past year. San Diego created municipal student workers, New York City hired 11 cadet engineers, and cities like Glendale Saginaw and Portland joined. Wisconsin led with state supervised programs placing graduates in one year apprenticeships. Michigan Indiana offered similar tracks, NYU and University of Pennsylvania added lab work, and federal programs included 41 interns through the National Institute of Public Affairs in 1938.
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Civil Service Assembly
United States
Canada
San Diego
Calif
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
New York City
Glendale
Saginaw
Mich
Portland
Ore
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
California State Personnel Board
Civil Service Department
Bureau of Personnel
New York University
University of Pennsylvania
University of Minnesota
University of Cincinnati
Syracuse University
National Institute of Public Affairs
A Plague of Dogs and Cats Stirs City Debate
The piece laments a stray animal surplus and recalls old dog catcher days. Police say only a state game warden can handle dogs now, with licenses and leashing duties for the city. A landslide favors the anti-dog side as tax measures loom.
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James M. Broughton
Chief Broughton
Shirley Hope
The Biggest Joke in Germany Says Nazi Humor
The article notes propaganda minister Goebbels promoted jokes to boost morale after cabaret performers were fired for humor about the regime. First prize went to a painter of a nude woman who refused to perform. other winners were similarly disparaging. It concludes the biggest joke is the Nazis themselves.
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Newport News Daily Press
Gobbels
Germany
Cabret
Election of Field and Harper to Hampden Sydney staff posts
Arthur Field Jr and Charles Harper win staff positions on The Tiger weekly. Hoye Riley, parade director, notes floats material arrived and is under review. Wendell Goode of Virginia Woolen Co is nominated by the city Democratic executive committee for a short term, to be written on the ballet. Shenandoah Vinegar Co employs 200 plus workers to can apples, handling 30 000 bushels, a first for spring canning in the industry.
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Arthur Field, Jr
Charles Harper
Tiger
Hampden Sydney College
Hoye Riley
Wendell Goode
Virginia Woolen Co
Democratic Executive Committee
City
Shenandoah Vinegar Co
Roosevelt urges wage settlement via public commission
Five years ago President Roosevelt urged railway employers and workers to settle wage disputes and proposed a public commission to study the controversy. Harrisonburg Federal Court hears no prohibition cases since the amendment. Miss Gladys Tennant of Shepherdstown named first princess for Miss Shenandoah 11th court.
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Roosevelt
Harrisonburg
Gladys Tennant
Shepherdstown
Shenandoah
Handley Students Stage Mass PE Demonstration
Ten years ago more than 300 Handley students joined a large physical education demonstration led by Snag Sargent. Funeral services were held for Thornton Goode at his home near Carpers Valley. Rev. J. Luther Neff, pastor at Market Street M. E. Church, was transferred to Frostburg Maryland.
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Handley
Snag Sargent
Thornton Goode
Carpers Valley
J. Luther Neff
Market Street M. E. Church
Frostburg
Local Ste phens City Resident Fractures Shoulder on Ice
Miss Mary Carver slips on ice near her home and fractures a shoulder in Stephens City. Engagement and forthcoming marriage announced for Mrs May Paxton Lovett and Louis Baker a well known local druggist. Health Officer Joseph McFadden campaigns against dirty grocery and food shops in Winchester.
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Phens City
May Paxton Lovett
Louis Baker
Joseph McFadden
Winchester
Winchester delegate chosen by Madison Lodge Odd Fellows
Forty years ago E. L. McIntosh was elected by Madison Lodge Odd Fellows to represent Winchester in the grand convention in Lynchburg. The Mutual Farmer's Club met at Sunny Croft the home of J. W. Branson and Jonah L. Rees presented an interesting paper on club policies. Frank Anderson moved his furniture emporium from Miller Supply Co building and is now associated with D. B. Andrews.
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E. L. McIntosh
Madison Lodge
Odd Fellows
Winchester
Lynchburg
Mutual Farmer’s Club
Sunny Croft
J. W. Branson
Jonah L. Rees
Frank Anderson
Miller Supply Co
D. B. Andrews
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin in The Winchester Star
Reader questions answered on diverse facts from history, science, and culture. Noted figures include Diamond Jim Brady, James Young, and Voltaire. topics cover ships, etiquette, paraffin, dog behavior, and radio stations with dates and locations.
Map Of The United States 21 by 28 Inches
An old advertisement for a five color map of the United States showing states territories and statistics. It urges readers to order a map for ten cents postpaid using a coupon to Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin director in Washington. Include name address and payment with mail to Washington DC.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
U. S.A
United States
The
The Forty Plus Club Of New York Aims To Help Unemployed Executives
A 1939 McNaught Syndicate piece describes The Forty Plus Club of New York meeting on East 47th Street. It gathers former executives earning $4,000 yearly to aid peers over 40, offering no pay or fees, with plans to expand nationally. The club emphasizes the Golden Rule and mutual aid over self interest.
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East 47Th Street
New York
47Th Street
Forty Plus Club of
Forty Plus Club
Henry Hay
United States
McNaught Syndicate
Murder at the Manor Ends in Suspense and Suspicions
In the manor halls a night of shooting unravels as Minnie Horace is found near death, Mrs. Witherspoon dies, and Richard and Toots face police. Elsie learns Richard and Bettina had torn loyalties while Phil claims the Chicago Blade will cover the trial. The group pieces together who stole emeralds and who killed whom.
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Minnie
Mac
Phil
Elsie
Ludwig
Benson
Didmore
Richard
Mr. Richard
Toots Lemoine
Karns
Chicago Blade
Toots
Ellis
Biel
McIntyre
Witherspoon
Miss Ritter
Mrs. Witherspoon
Mr. Horace
Grandmother
Federal debt at Roosevelt inauguration stood at $20 584 310 620
On February 28 1933 the federal debt was 20 584 310 620 dollars. Russell Herman Conwell delivered the famous acres of diamonds lecture, was educator clergyman lawyer and Temple University founder and first president who died in 1925.
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Roosevelt
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Winchester Evening Star
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester, Va
Portsmouth Star
Mary Carver
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By Frederic J. Haskin
Jim Brady
James Buchanan Brady
New York Central
Manning, Maxwell & Moore Machine Manufacturers
Broadway
Atlantic City
Poe
Louis XIV
Fontainebleau
James Young
George Earlie Shankle
H. W. Wilson Company
O— Q
London
Fleet Street
Deak Eel
New York State
O- Q
Charles Willson Peale
Rembrandt
Raphaelle
Titan
Newport News
T. A
Hawaii
Federal Communications
Ron
Southern Railway
Danville
Postal and Express
Hell Gate
East River
Newadh
the Dictator of Letters
J. T. H. A. Voltaire
Dale Carnegie
Scott
Dominica
Lusan Albatross
Kung’ Features Syndicate, Inc. World Sights Reserch
Bastoon
R. J. Scott
Chil Asked
Philip
Genson
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