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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star enters Winchester Virginia post office as second class matter. Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. Consolidated with The Morning Weekly News News Item The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror.
A United States newspaper reiterates that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to reprint all AP news dispatches and any local news published in the paper. The notice asserts exclusive entitlement and credits to AP for reproductions.
Fragmented text showing advance payment options by term and amount with figures like one year six months and monthly rates. Mentions carrier delivery and a stray token baala suggesting truncated content.
Rates listed for classified advertising two cents per word with a 25 cent minimum. Memorials priced at 150 dollars for four stanzas of four lines. Cards of thanks 75 cents. Display ads with border due by 10 AM publication day, 42 cents per inch for transient ads, contract rates available on request. Cash with copy.
Divine Tenney Corp lists national advertising representatives covering New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh Des Moines and Atlanta to coordinate campaigns and media placements.
A biblical verse from Micah 6 8 questions what the Lord requires of people to act justly love mercy and walk humbly with Him using archaic spelling and phrasing for emphasis.
The Needlework Guild of America with 800 branches in the United States reports growth last year and plans to double membership this year. Members donated two new garments or linens or money, aiding hospitals and charities as part of the National Recovery Program.
Greensboro News notes Georgia defeats Yale 4th straight in football and also reports a debate at Harkness Hall where Georgia argued NRA adoption is in the United States' best interest. About 275 attendees witnessed the event with limited wider coverage.
President Roosevelt says the public works program moves slowly and faces approval hurdles. An extra $400 million from the unexpended fund will fund four months of projects under civic works administrator Hopkins, aiming to provide temporary jobs for up to 3,000,000 beyond the 1,000,000 initially forecast.
The Kansas City Star lauds Chicago for the Century of Progress fair financials noting ready money reached 33 million dollars for admission and concessions. It criticizes the Streets of Paris peep shows as a leading attraction, stating they led concessions in money taken.
Present and past rainfall figures show November to date at .52 inches and year to date at 36.12 inches. The Winchester Research Laboratory’s 20-year average annual precipitation stands at 34.53 inches, with monthly averages: January 24.36, February 2.?, March 27.0, April 11.?, May 37.38, June 38.1, July 34.5, August 34.5, September 21.5, October 30.6, November 42.5, December 23.7 inches.
Harry Ingram of Chester Pa is likely the oldest non resident sportsman in Virginia, on his 46th annual trek for game birds in the Shenandoah Valley. He based in Woodstock, visits nearby counties with dogs and gun, and recalls pre prohibition days when Woodstock hosted politicians, judges, and famed figures.
Notice states McKinley Restaurant at 176 North Loudoun Street Winchester Virginia is now operated by E M McIntyre who will be responsible for payment of all bills dated November 20 1931.
For Georgia listeners, Lipppman argues the Roosevelt administration must treat the New Deal as a great experiment in self government and broad opportunity. He warns against dogma and Tory resistance, urging inclusive leadership and diverse voices to guide reforms.
Marion withdraws in grief aboard the Loganthan as crew rally to tend her and Kerma plots to learn if Lizetta’s tale about Stuart Logan is true. Stuart sits with Lizetta on a private deck while the others seek quiet, patience, and sun.
Lizetta and Stuart share intimate vows aboard a moving ship as their bond deepens. He declares lasting love despite potential dangers and pasts while she reflects on fate, identity, and the meaning of belonging, hinting at a longer tale to come.
Summary of card style notices reports a postponed trial of Senator Emory L. Coblentz of Frederick Maryland. Other items note deaths births marriages club concerts and a public theatre opening with various local details.
Ten years ago Thomas Volney Purcell once a Confederate tanner and a prominent Winchester citizen died in the city. Mrs Robert Staples aged 75 died at her Stephens City home. Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Helen Adams Nesbit of Pelham New York to Edward Milton Field Jr of New York City. Capital stock payments of the George Washington Hotel are called for. John Kerr School will be open to patrons during Education Week.
An Amsterdam dispatch reports the former German Crown Prince faces exile on Wierenzen Is off the Dutch coast. In Washington Senator Lewis pushes a resolution for government ownership of railroads telegraph and telephone lines. Draft records must be sealed per orders from Chief of Staff Peyton March. Chambersburg PA fire department purchases two black horses from the Friendship Fire Company.
Warner Bros hosts event at local theatres to view The College Coach featuring Pat O'Brien Dick Powell and Ann Dvorak with a dozen All American players. Baldridge notes the film as top Hollywood work, plus Charley Chase comedy and another screen souvenir.
Analysis spans Louisiana politics with Huey Long and Overton upheaval, and New York stock-world clashes over Roosevelt programs. Notes Long’s rise, battles with Ranadell and Brousard, and Overton’s ouster. then critiques Morgenthau and farm policy amid dollar weakness and global price shifts.
A string of station notes shows a Thursday morning and afternoon tour by Hill Billy MusicABC on 660 KC with 760 and 3730 Lewies Orcan listings, plus WEAF and W4JZ mentions and a 2:00 program with Wendall Hall on WJZ.
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