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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star Publishing Co outlines subscription costs and advertising terms. Rates cover daily and weekly editions, with classed and memorial notices priced per word or stanza and display ads by inch. Deadline and payment rules are specified along with national reps locations.
A religious fragment cites Psalm 34 verses 9 and 10 urging fear of the Lord. It promises that those who seek the Lord shall lack no good thing, contrasting with the needs of lions. The text appears in a parish sermon or hymn context.
Georgia publishers report experiments using Georgia pine yield paper as good as Canadian spruce. If scalable, southern pulpwood may cut costs by about one third and enable the United States to be paper self sufficient. Regions from Virginia to Texas could continuously produce all required paper.
The Norfolk and Western Railway announces December 1 rate cuts to two cents per mile with lower Pullman charges and removal of the Pullman surcharge. The new fares exclude Roanoke to Hagerstown and segments west of Walton to Cincinnati and Columbus. Carriers monitor December receipts to see if lower fares revive dwindling passenger travel.
The New York Times reports a likely Cunard and White Star merger after large orders for new uniform badges show both lines together. Observers note Cunard ships end in ja and White Star ships end in ic, with historic ties to Britannia and Oceanic.
The text asks what the future names will be for Lusitania and Titanic era hulks and the unfinished Cunarder. It ponders whether majestic or monstrous names will prevail and whether a compromise might yield Old England or British Commonwealth as the final title.
Danville Bee notes Maxim Litvinoff during his U S visit challenges the dour communist stereotype. He dresses neatly, smiles often, shows childlike curiosity, and even draws the label cute from female readers, though the depiction clashes with expectations of a serious diplomat.
The Sunday night program at Trinity Lutheran Church featured the pageant Money Talks directed by Mrs. Paul Sampsell and Mrs. Harry Stickley. A Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday at 10 30 in the Methodist Church South with Rev. Snyder Alleman preaching.
Earle Wynekoop charged with first degree murder of his wife Rheta Wynekoop is shown at a Chicago police station playing with a jail mascot named Midnita. He appears unconcerned by superstition about a black cat.
The piece argues Dr. Sprague's objections to the gold policy reflect wider distrust of the administration. It warns that neglecting opposing views risks undermining presidential leadership, risking political conflict after Congress reconvenes and pressuring the president to broaden representation and educate opinion.
Pleads insanity Mark H. Shank of Akron is photographed in Benton Ark during murder trial. Shank is accused of poisoning grape juice at a picnic killing his wife Ethel 38 and children Clement 11 and Clarence 8 and injuring Alvin Colley 34.
The Ames style narrative follows Lizetta aboard a speeding train toward New York while memories of Stuart haunt her. She weighs a planned arrival against a life of routine and vague danger as friends at Tropica Beach react with冷 distance and mystery.
A historical data brief notes 24 hour precipitation ending 8 am shows none. November total reads 0.52 inches for the year to date 36.12 inches. Monthly averages from twenty year rainfall indicate January 2.36 inches February 2.70 March 2.70 April 3.11 May 3.73 June 3.81 July 3.45 August 3.45 September 2.15 October 3.06 November 0.
Abstract of decree dated November 20 1933 refers to Eisendrath Glove Co W Carl Ritter trading as Ritter Glove Co and others with Shenandoah Valley National Bank as plaintiffs. R E Perrine appointed special commissioner to take settle and state account on real estate liens taxes rents and other claims with notices by Winchester Evening Star and fixed December 11 1933 for execution at Rice and Rice Capitol Theatre Building Winchester Virginia.
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