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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1932
Page
4
The Evening Star notes post office related item consolidates with Morning News and Weekly papers The Weekly Mirror The Weekly Times The Weekly News per Associated Press guidelines indicating AP news dispatch rights and local publication credits.
A historical ad lists subscription prices by time frame and payment in advance, with annual six month and monthly options. It also notes carrier rates and a national advertising representation network including Devine Tenney Corporation with offices in New York Des Moines and Chicago.
A brief inspirational verse featuring Proverbs 16 7 about harmony through righteous living and pleasing the Lord.
Richmond editorial urges Virginians to treat spring visitors as guests, praising the state’s hospitality and reasonable prices. It argues that tourist inquiries rise with spring and that courtesy from citizens shapes Virginia’s image more than landscapes or government efforts.
Washington session of theater owners quotes M A Lightman urging American cinema to offer wise entertainment and inviting families to share in progress while stressing parental discrimination in children’s viewing. He warns against careless parenting as deplorable.
The article argues that parents alone cannot judge film quality but theatre managers can guide programs to meet American cultural standards. It credits Mr Lightman and his brother for offering cooperation with capable parents, while noting producers and exhibitors share responsibility for circulating unworthy pictures.
The article notes sharp congressional attacks on the government and international bankers over large losses by American investors in foreign bonds. It discusses the rationale for lending to foreign governments to boost trade and the shift toward requiring greater solvency before selling securities in the United States. It also highlights the brighter prospects for U.S. investment and compares domestic rates and repayment chances.
Virginia reports 49 automobile deaths in January 1932, down from 51 in January 1931, a 3.92 percent drop, with the state ranking sixth among reporting states. National January auto fatalities totaled 825 versus 893 in 1931, a 7.61 percent decline.
William G. McAdoo said after a conference with Speaker Garner that Garner was not seeking the nomination but support for him was growing. California would send a delegation for Garner to the convention.
A florist claims a climbing rose blooms 45 weeks yearly and asks to adopt it as a national flower to inspire industry. The piece also notes the popular citizen Mr Allie Bi, whose support many accused offenders seek in vain amid recent charges and trials.
Dana Morley visits a department and secures Marcia Moyer’s company for an evening. Marcia, drawn by his bold charm, contemplates a cautious romance while preparing for a hotel date, impressed by his confident, romantic manner and her own growing attraction.
Maria travels with Dana Morley to Huntsville’s country club in a luxury car. He boasts his father's business success while hinting at personal pursuits like butterfly collecting, as the couple enjoys a glittering, intimate evening. The scene ends with a tease: to be continued.
Judge John Paul presided at United States District Court in Harrisonburg delivering 27 sentences for liquor violations. Multiple defendants received 60 and 45 day terms, others fined, with several placed on five year probation. Grand jury returned 42 indictments as court drew crowded audience and Rockingham jail reached capacity.
Mr. Rosenberger spoke to the Lions Club at the George Washington Hotel on the city water crisis following Rouss Spring contamination. He outlined possible new sources, their capacities, and costs to bring water to the city as council involvement noted. Ed C. Martz attended as guest of Joseph B. Newlin. Kiwanis president Dr. George Snarr was guest of Dr. C. R. Anderson.
Baltimore March 22 The 10 year prisoner at Maryland Penitentiary named Shipley leaped 18 feet from a shop wall in a failed escape bid. He fell inside the wall with a guard’s rifle covering him. He was hauled to a hospital with bruises cuts and shock but no broken bones. Shipley about 32 had been jailed for robbery and murder.
The J C Penney Company New York reports a 0.6 percent February sales rise from the prior year. President E C Sams notes this is the first comparative gain in 21 months while cautions about lower selling prices last year. The article hints at consumer spending weaknesses.
The report shows 24 hour rainfall at 0.35 inches ending 8 am today, year to date 7.84 inches, and March to date 2.67 inches. It also provides normal monthly precipitation from 19 years of Winchester Research Laboratory records, with January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 3.58, June 3.89, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.39 inches.
Mr and Mrs Harry C Miller purchased the former Charles E Boyd farm of over 213 acres four miles east of Winchester. The sale was negotiated through the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore. Valesko Vaiden, president of the Baltimore bank, said farms in the district are offered at reasonable prices and will rise with improved business and farm commodity prices.
General Electric refrigerators see price cuts from 5 to 23 percent announced by John S. Miller Co. The sale carries a three year guarantee and runs through May 31st, with marketing aimed at boosting sales beyond last year’s levels.
A San Francisco Chronicle piece muses that history is a picture of crimes and misfortunes. It notes that honesty can reveal soft moments in men, though it implies a cynical view of past deeds.
Sales directory lists events: Mar 29 Crampton sale 1% miles south of Berryville for stock. Mar 24 S D Childs Allen farm near Berryville stock sale. Mar 30 Brent DeHaven near Carter's Ford stock and feed. Also mentions Pachinery and household furniture items.
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