Evening Star Publication Details and Affiliations
The Evening Star is circulated daily in Winchester Virginia except Sundays. It is published by The Evening Star Publishing Co. and consolidated with the Morning News Item The Weekly News The Weekly Times The Weekly Mirror. It is a member of the Associated Press with AP news dispatch rights.
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The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Associated Press
Subscription Rates From The City Newspaper
The notice lists subscription pricing in advance options: one year four dollars and fifty cents in advance, six months two dollars and twenty five cents, three months one dollar and twenty cents, one month thirty cents, with carrier and weekly rates also shown. It names national advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn in New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
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Frost Landis and Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Democratic Ticket for President and Vice President
Election on November 8, 1932 lists F. D. Roosevelt for President and John W. Garner as Vice President with running mates Bland Newport News C. W. Darden Jr Norfolk A J Montague Richmond P H Drewry Petersburg T G Burch Martinsville C A Woodrum Roanoke A W Robertson Lexington H W Smith Alexandria J W Flannagan Jr Bristol.
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the Bland
Newport News
C. W. Darden, Jr
Norfolk
A. J. Montague
Richmond
P. H. Drewry
Petersburg
T. G. Burch
Martinsville
C. A. Woodrum
Roanoke
A. W. Robertson
Lexington
H. W. Smith
Alexandria
J. W. Flannagan, Jr
Bristol
Blessed Nation Prayer and Debt Extrapolate Note
A fragment references a Christian pledge and debt extension with a Psalm 33 12 citation. It mentions a religious phrase about blessed nations and God as Lord, with unclear context and no distinct event or participants.
Losses from Auto Accidents Highlight Education Costs
A Charlottesville authority notes that motor vehicle accidents cost the nation about two and a half billion dollars yearly and links much of this to ignorance carelessness and incompetence in public schooling and driving. It explains that mechanical failure is rare and most crashes stem from human factors with cars at fifty miles per hour able to strike with force comparable to a fall from 101 feet.
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Charlottesville
United States
Weore Chem
Informative ballots lift secret ballot tradition in Virginia
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports that Virginia laws loosened pre election secrecy by amending rules on the appearance of ballots. Printers and election boards could now reveal size style and contents of ballots without facing consequences previously imposed.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia
General Assembly
Assembly votes to allow informative ballots publication
The General Assembly amended election laws to permit printing and circulation of informative ballots to educate voters. The change removes barriers to publishing tickets in newspapers and aims to reduce ballots marked improperly at polling places. It seeks to improve citizen participation and election integrity.
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General Assembly
Debt relief reshapes European finances after war
The piece notes that while U S war debts to Europe are trimmed or forgiven in parts such as France, Europe owes the United States over 10 billion dollars. It explains the massive cash totals involved and suggests Americans would face large per family burdens if paid in cash, while the nation avoids a debt funded buying spree.
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Europe
France
United States
Bus Lines Hit Too in Transportation Slump
Railroads and bus lines face parallel struggles as competition harms both sectors. Bus companies guard traffic data, leaving the public unaware of declines. Experts propose unified control to coordinate networks and leverage complementary facilities rather than hinder each other.
Market Report Summary from The Star
Local markets report daily corrections and a disclaimer by The Star on typographical errors. No guarantees on accuracy are provided.
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Star
Ereressees Aee
Creamery
Emerg Cies Ste
Secrets Beneath the Manorways Question
Tense scene unfolds as Ilsham’s deception strains trust among Martell Sant and Jim. Milly’s urgent warning hints at danger at Manorways while a threatening memory of Buenos Aires rises. Martell suspects Ilsham’s link to Severn’s fate and plans to alter their strategy amid mounting fear.
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Lil Jim
Martell
Sant
Ilsham
Creyke
Jim
Sam
Miss Blair
Martin
Mr. Wynter
Avenida de Mayo
Martell of Ilsham
Buenos Aires
Milly
Jimmy
Bill
Manorways
Katharine
Isham
Lsham
Severn
Wynter
Grayson
Dr. Martell
Rainfall totals and monthly normals from historical record
Weather data shows precipitation in the past 24 hours ending at 8 a m 0.43 inch. October to date 5.26 inches. Year to date 30.72 inches. Monthly normals listed from January to December with values such as January 2.36 inches and October 2.87 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Virginia Public Schools to Receive State Funds This Week
Virginia state superintendent Sidney B. Hall announced 1 442 000 in state funds will be distributed to public schools this week. Counties receive 1 021 000 and cities 421 000 with most localities getting partial or advance installments. List of allotments includes Rockingham 16000 Shenandoah 10000 Page 8000 Augusta 17000 Bath 4000 Clarke 4000 Frederick 7000 Greene 4000 Madison 5000 Rockbridge 11000 Warren 5000 and cities Winchester 7000 Charlottesville 13000 Staunton 8000 Waynesboro 3000 Charlottesville 13000.
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Sidney B. Hall
Virginia
Hopewell
Hall
Valley
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Page
Augusta
Bath
Clarke
Frederick
Greene
Madison
Rockbridge
Warren
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Buena Vista
Charlottesville
Clifton Forge
Waynesboro
Plans Shaped For Red Cross Roll Call In Winchester
The Rev. E. T. Clark of First Baptist has accepted chairmanship of the house-to-house Red Cross drive in Winchester. Workers are being mobilized and a first general meeting is planned later this week with announcements in The Star. Each church to share its quota and volunteers are welcome. reporters should contact Mrs. R. T. Barton. Snakes in Venezuela climb trees to swallow alligator eggs then drop to crack shells, a peculiar behavior noted in the report.
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E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Winchester
R. T. Barton
Venezuela
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