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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
4
The Evening Star entered at the post office and to be published every six by The Times Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia.
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The passage lists Associated Press reprint rights and the paper’s consolidation with several local weeklies. It notes AP exclusivity for dispatches and credits local news published in the paper.
A religious excerpt cites James 1 12 about enduring temptation earning the crown of life. The accompanying prayer vows to deepen love and service to the Lord.
The piece argues Republican congressman candidate Jacob A. Garber overreaches in claiming a Republican House, noting national trends point to a Democratic gain of at least fifty two seats and possible Senate control. It criticizes Garber for backing Grundy tariff and urges voters to defeat him on November 4 to avoid continued minority status.
A candidate defends district service and urges voters to reelect him, arguing party alignment and admin access aid efficiency. He notes ballot qualification issues and accuses an opponent of rubber stamps and late eligibility while referencing Smoot Hawley tariffs and administration ties.
Newport Daily Press notes J Bho walter, assistant editor of the National oe Magazine, argues that the war outcome is pivotal for Virginia and stresses the belief that the conflict will influence the state’s stance and resources.
The Commission on Conservation and Development led by William E. Carson argues Shenandoah National Park will draw thousands of tourists and millions of dollars to Virginia annually. The panel also marked historic shrines and created a Presidential camp while promoting broader highway markers to guide visitors.
A bill proposes creating the Colonial National Monument by the federal purchase of Jamestown Island and parts of Yorktown. It would connect the sites with a historic highway near Williamsburg, with millions in funding for the project and ongoing commission plans for establishment.
The article praises a seaside park with cabins that tourists can rent at a nominal rate. It credits the Commission on Conservation and Development and Chairman William E. Carson for valuable service to the state and commends the commissioners to the populace.
An important congregational gathering is called by the Presbyterian church of Burnt Church for tomorrow evening. All members are urged to attend and participate in the discussions and decisions planned.
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