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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia publishes daily except Sunday. Subscription rates include one year in advance 4.50 by carrier 10.00 weekly. six months 2.25. three months 1.20. one month 0.90. Advertising rates include 2 cents per word for classifieds and 42 cents per inch for display.
A standard notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish AP news dispatches and any local AP credited material in this paper. The notice asserts reprint rights belong to AP and authorizes publication of local news content herein.
A biblical quotation from Isaiah 32 17 18 speaks of the work and effects of righteousness bringing peace quietness assurance and secure dwellings for the people The text emphasizes tranquil living and stability rooted in righteous deeds
The Danville Register notes Senator Byrd’s critique of diverting large portions of public works funds to non public works uses. He cites about 485 million dollars shifted to administrative expenses and various boards, warning it undermines budgetary control and expands executive authority.
The arpeggio is the rapid upward striking of chord notes. The First Capitol of the United States was New York 1785 to 1790, while the second capital was Philadelphia 1790 to 1600. The Bridge of Sighs is in Venice, connecting the Doges’ Palace to the prisons.
The speech argues that spending nearly a million dollars to run a code serving oil producers is unjustified while Senator Byrd's audit of PWA accounts benefits the public and unemployed, emphasizing accountability and relief.
The Anatomical Record reports study of 100 scalps finding thick skin causes hair to bristle despite brushing and is common in masculine scalps, while thinner scalps have more sloped hair angles. The article notes hair lies flatter as scalp is thinner or softer.
A proposed state measure would tax Georgians who live single or separated, forcing them to pay 250 dollars annually for liberty. Some call it social justice, while others warn it is a delicate, experimental idea likely to invite political trouble in a free America.
A age blaze in Lynchboro killed fourteen men and badly burned more than eighty. Local authorities report extensive damage as residents cope with the tragedy.
Counterfeit twenty dollar notes move through Hagerstown Maryland and Staunton as Brucetown Woollen Mills Corri e announces relocation to Clear rock. Harold C. Jones installed as Worthy Matron of the Order of Eastern Stars. Ashton Dovel of Williams burg and Frank M. Wray of Berryville are principal speakers for the Friendship Fire Company bands event on April 3. Harrisonburg State Teachers College plans a mass attendance at the Apple Blossom Festival.
Arthur Leafe 65 former manager of the Jones Knitting Company dies after a five year illness as festival contributions begin arriving. Coca Cola Company runs an essay contest while Arthur and Luther Bevans are captured in Wilmington Del before attempting to flee to South America. D W Griffiths America screens at the Empire Theatre.
Railway mail clerks arriving in Winchester smile at concessions granted by the government after three years of appeals. Congressman H. D. Flood completes construction of a handsome residence near Appomattox. Three men die in a gun battle aboard a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train between Newark and Wilmington. Senator John W. Daniels shows slight improvement. Mrs. Sarah E. Samsell dies at her Stephens City home.
Elder Daniels longtime leader of the Seventh-day Adventists died in California after leaving Washington for his funeral in Glendale. He led the General Conference from 1901 to 1922, expanding missions and church departments. He authored books on prophecy and served as trustee of the College of Medical Evangelists in Loma Linda.
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour, March to date, and year to date totals. The Winchester Laboratory records provide 22 year averages for monthly precipitation with January through December values listed for comparison.
Army engineers urge Congress to give high priority to flood control work at Cumberland Maryland with a levee and retaining wall funded by the Federal government and land rights by local interests. Other second priority projects include Luke Maryland Petersburg West Virginia and Harpers Ferry West Virginia with costs of 11060, 66400 and 174900 dollars respectively.
The program for the flying meet is announced featuring speeches by the president of the National Aeronautic Association the chief of the Air Corps the chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics and the president of the Washington Air Derby Association among others.
The first National Inter-Collegiate Flying Conference will be held April 1 to 3 at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington DC. Max W. Doman of William and Mary College leads the organizing efforts with events including informal receptions, model displays, field inspections at Bolling Field and the Naval Air Station, and a final banquet with awards for the largest delegation and the farthest representatives.
Newspapers with a total circulation of 4 000 000 daily and magazines with a weekly 1 600 000 circulation were chosen to carry Virginia advertisements this spring. Chairman Wilbur C Hall of the Conservation and Development Commission announced the plan to boost tourist trade. Ads will run in leading dailies in Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Boston. Literature will also be distributed in Florida hotels.
On March 26 Robert Bell lists stock and implements at Dr Bell Farm. On March 19 farm implements household furniture hay and fodder at Senseney Road. Auction at 1 p m with Mrs G H Gardner managing.
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Two regional prayer meetings will be held by Grace Lutheran. Tonight at 7 30 the service is in the home of Mr and Mrs C A Hoshour at 221 Parkway. Thursday at 7 30 the meeting takes place at 315 South Loudoun, Miss Jennie Green’s home. All are invited to attend both services.
Three persons were fined in police court Monday and several cases were continued. Henry Owens of Berryville was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless driving with alleged defective brakes and no horn. James A. Berry of Berryville paid 25 dollars and costs for possession of illegal liquor. Claude Dix was fined 10 dollars and 25 cents for drunkenness.
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