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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1927
Page
4
The Evening Star and Winchester newspapers announce consolidation with the Morning News and Weekly papers. Subscription rates are listed for daily and weekly editions with new carrier options and dates.
The Iolumbia Aircraft Corporation announces construction of its first factory in Richmond Virginia to produce Bellanca monoplanes. A new aviation school will accompany the factory, reflecting Virginia’s industrial progress and Richmond’s emergence as an aviation hub through careful planning and civic effort.
The New York World notes New York City has donated 1,170,258 dollars of 6,214,868 raised for Mississippi disaster relief to date. It calls New York generous and resilient in the face of distress, contrasting city morals with humanitarian effort.
A fragment from the ReneS Herald notes commendable progress in the Hiscantoch Valley, highlighting improvement and ongoing efforts. The text emphasizes positive developments and community focus.
The Suffolk News disclaims offense at Roanoke Times remarks on George Coleman entering politics in Williamsburg. It argues the Times misstates its view and defends supporting Governor Byrd's program while opposing those who demand unreserved Byrd approval as a condition of election.
Walter, an 18 year old farmer, died after a fracture vertebrae operation. Physicians regarded the initial struggle as hopeless, yet he stayed strong while friends pumped air into his lungs as his condition collapsed during the procedure.
Special to The Star Virginia should rally to build the Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial. Virginians include Lee, Jackson, Stuart, Hill, Johnston, Maury and others. Hollins N. Randolph leads the association, with sculptor Augustus Lukeman from Richmond. The piece frames heroic loyalty and sacrifice in the 1861-65 conflict.
France and the French Red Cross pledge relief including anti typhoid serum and support for flood victims in the Mississippi Valley region once a French domain. Messages of condolence run between Orleans and New Orleans and Abbeville and Louisiana as Coolidge era reactions meet French assistance.
The notice lists candidates for state and local offices in the forthcoming primary. R. S. Wright files as unopposed State Senate candidate representing Shenandoah Clarke Frederick counties and Winchester city. Joseph S. Denny and Boyd R. Richards named for the House of Delegates from Clarke Frederick counties and Winchester.
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