The Evening Star Publication Details and Note
The Evening Star is a Winchester Virginia newspaper published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. It is a member of the Associated Press with AP news dispatches and local news. Subscription and mailing rates are listed for various durations and delivery options.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
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Democratic Ticket for President and Virginia Congressmen
Election news from November 8 1932 lists F D Roosevelt for president with H. B. Bland A J Stague B H Drawry T G Burch C A Woodrum A W Robertson H W Smith and J W Flannagan Jr as Democratic candidates for Congress from Virginia.
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S. 0. Bland
Newport. News
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Noralk
A. J. Stague
Richikatd
B. H. Drawry
Petersburg
T.G. Burch
Martinsville
C. A. Woodrum
Roanoke
A. W. Robertson
Lexington
H. W. Smith
Alexandria
J. W. Flannagan, Jr
Bristol
Call Him A Liar! Polls And Campaign Timing Examined
A Baltimore Sun column critiques early campaign polling and the practice of releasing polls before elections. It argues that straw votes distort voter sentiment, notes 1936 style magazine deadlines, and suggests shortening campaigns and delaying conventions to reduce cost and hype. It recalls the Hoover wave and the need for accurate, timely reflection of national mood. It ends by invoking Wilson’s stories about joint debates as a warning against rhetoric.
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Editorial on Military Training Debate at University of Maryland
The Diamondback editorial questions student attitudes toward compulsory military training at the University of Maryland. It criticizes faulting pacifist groups and urges orthodox students to use time to teach logic over insults, arguing serious questions deserve reasoned discussion rather than rhetoric.
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Moon rocket fail in Baltic dunes ends in explosion
Johannes Winkler tried to launch a torpedo like rocket from the Bay of Danzig dunes in East Prussia. The device jumped a few feet, blew up, and Winkler vowed to try again while scientists and reporters watched, pondering the impossible dream of reaching the moon.
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Flying to the job in a parachute of haste
A Youngstown fireman on furlough to visit relatives in San Antonio is told to report back to work. His wife telegraphs, but he uses a plane to return and resume coal shoveling. The piece hints at a changing view of work and travel.
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San Antonio
Tex
Aur
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages from Winchester Lab
Present and past rainfall figures show none in the last 24 hours ending at 8 a m. October to date totals 2.40 inches year to date 27.86. Normal monthly totals from a 19 year record list January 2.36 February 1.95 March 2.70 April 3.17 May 3.58 June 3.29 July 3.50 August 3.54 September 2.20 October 2.87 November 2.14 December 2.39.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
The Czarina Rubies Scheme Goes Cold at Beggar's Court
Frank Severn is kidnapped from Beggar's Court as a plot to seize the Czarina Rubies unfolds. Jim Wynter, lawyer Bill Gray, and allies search ancient chapel ruins, a wall collapses, and a chase follows with suspects including servant Martin and ex-convict Ilsham. Katharine Far ing and Graysons face dangers as clues point to Sant and a shifting trust.
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Beggar's Court
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Bill Grayson
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Ilsham
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Grayson
Katharine Faring
London
Peggar
Wynter
Frome
Sant
Katharine
Mystery at Monksilver Deepens in Hidden Jewels Plot
Jim Wynter awakens from a dream about a fish clutching a large key, hinting at Monksilver’s hidden Marinov jewels. A forged letter from Frank Severn and a typewritten note from an anonymous sender connect Beggar’s Court intrigue, Sant, and Martell to a dangerous conspiracy Severn may have uncovered.
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Beggar’s Court
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Katharine
Jim
Haste
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Garden Row
London
Canada Britain tariff pact cuts duties for UK goods
Ottawa reports a Canada UK tariff agreement at the Imperial Conference sets duty free entry for Canadian wheat into the United Kingdom and imposes a 4.32 cent US equivalent duty on wheat from other nations. The accord increases British preferences on 223 of 262 tariff items and expands the free list for the United Kingdom from 80 to 157 items, with many Canadian products next to benefit including iron and steel, chemicals, autos, fish, dairy, and fruit.
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Fair demand for American apples in Liverpool and local notes
Cable reports show steady apple demand in Liverpool while a theatre in progress nears opening. The Washington baseball club will be managed by Walter Johnson for another year. Various local items cover historical leadership, a Yorktown celebration, and highway inspections in Virginia.
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Eng
Hable
Palace Theatre
Walter Johnson
Washington Baseball Club
Virginia
S. L. Flickinger
Centenary Reformed Church
Yorktown
H. G. Shirley
New York
Pauline Bayliss
Iron Horse
Halethrope
Clarke County
W. R. Talbot
Salve Promises Quick Cure for Colds Headaches and Malaria
A dated, fragmentary ad proclaims a remedy named 666 SALVE that claims to relieve head colds within minutes, headaches of neuralgia in half an hour, and malaria in three days, presenting itself as the most speedy remedy known.
AT&T subscribes to Liberty Bonds for company and staff
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company has subscribed to five million dollars in Liberty Bonds for themselves and employees. Reverend J Paul Tyler a native of Winchester has enlisted as a chaplain in the United States Army.
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Winchester
United States Army
Parmint Promised Relief For Catarrhal Head Noises
Advert says people with ear pressure and head buzzing should use Parmint double strength from Baker's Drug Store. Dissolve in hot water with sugar, take one tablespoon four times daily to relieve distressing catarrhal noises, clear nostrils, ease breathing, and curb mucus discharge.Adv
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Zigzag Shanghai Bridge Opens Across Lake
A new zigzag bridge spans a Shanghai lake, completing a unique crossing. The design curves across the water, linking distant shorelines and adding a distinctive feature to the cityscape.
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Shanghai
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