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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
4
The Star is entered at the Oena Virginia post office as a second class mail item for Winchester Star Co. of Winchester.
Rates listed for one year four dollars and fifty cents by carrier. six months two dollars and twenty five cents. three months one hundred twenty cents. one month thirty cents with small unreadable trailing text.
A credit note from the Associated Press states it holds exclusive rights to use news for republication, whether credited to AP or not, and applies to local news published in Morning News, The Weekly News, The Weekly Times, and The Weekly Mirror.
Johnnston Murray and other famed players of the past are seen as too risky to top veterans in singles. Tilden, once American No. 3, remains a magnetic draw though aging, still capable of three set wins but slower in pace.
A park director and a middle west highway commission argue over severing or preserving a line of trees for a sidewalk alongside a new road. The park director values the trees, while the highway plan seeks a safer path. the piece advocates curved routes to save fine old trees and questions rapid highway expansion.
The text cites Hebrews 2 10 praising the captain of salvation as the one through whom God brings many to glory, followed by a devotional prayer to adore Christ as King with a reverent hymn.
The piece warns that a Fascist victory in Germany would threaten Europe’s order by turning France into the last staunch defender of the existing framework while Nazi and Fascist powers might unite to destroy parliamentary regimes and social orders. It discusses arms equality talks at Geneva and the risky path France faces amid rising extremism.
Two Virginia girls, Grace Branscombe and Melba Scism, were sent back from New York City after being arraigned for vagrancy. Magistrate Gottlieb criticized charity groups for failing to aid in homeward repatriation, and he suspended their sentences. John Armstrong Chaloner offered to reimburse The Times and supported Gottlieb's view. The piece highlights the poorly covered field of philanthropy in urban contexts and the risks facing girls abroad.
John Doeg of California defeats the late William T. Tilden II and earns a chance to play in Davis Cup matches. The future roster includes McLaughlin, signaling a shift in American tennis leadership after Tilden's era.
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