Winchester Evening Star Advertising Rates Notice
The Winchester Evening Star lists advertising rates for classifieds at 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials and cards of thanks at 10 cents per printed line, and display ads due by 9 PM the day before publication. Transient rate 45 cents per inch. National reps listed in major cities.
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Tenney- Woodward and Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Subscription Rates By Mail And Carrier
By mail or carrier rates listed for one year six months three months and one month in advance. Rates shown include three months and six months in advance with different price points and a weekly option.
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Tess Ga
Associated Press attribution notice
A note states the Associated Press holds exclusive re publication rights for all dispatches credited or not credited to the paper and all local news printed here.
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Associated Press
Courage to Live a Moral Life Quote Ad
A 1939 religious item presents the Bible verse Joshua 23:6 urging courage to keep the law of Moses. The short note frames moral living as steadfast adherence amid temptation.
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Josh
Hitler’s Expansionist Drive Linked to Mein Kampf
The piece argues Chamberlain may confront Hitler’s promises to defend Poland with force. It warns appeasement fails and urges reading Hitler’s Mein Kampf to understand his step by step conquest strategy from rearmament to territorial seizures including Austria and Czechoslovakia and threats to Poland and Romania.
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Ler
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Rhine
Austria
Sudetenland
Moravia
Bohemia
Slovakia
Poland
Rumania
Beefs Made Tender by Heat and UV Treatment
Scientists from the Mellon Institute report a new process to tenderize beefsteaks by higher cooking temperatures and UV irradiation. They claim every grade of beef could rise about one palatability grade, potentially pleasing 30 million households.
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Mellon Institute
Andrew Mellon
the Treasury
Where Are We Progress of the national economy in muddled state
The piece argues that the US economy is in a muddled state with government spending consuming a third of total income. It notes public fear of disaster if spending continues and questions lawmakers who vote for higher outlays despite calls for lower costs and private industry support.
Silent Abuse From The Big Boys In Glasgow Missouri
A reader from Glasgow laments being ignored by larger peers. He argues that being dismissed quietly hurts more than harsh words and shares personal frustration at unequal treatment of smaller players.
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Glasgow
Barkley plan prompts calls to rein in spending
The Richmond News Leader argues that Senator Barkley’s proposed “ten desirable objectives” must be weighed against the surge in federal outlays. It warns the Seventy-sixth Congress risks long term damage if spending remains unchecked, urging STOP SPENDING as the guiding objective.
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Senator Barkley
Congress
Europe
Democratic Party
Barkley
No taxing relief problem taxes minds in Armstrong
The Armstrong Mo Herald notes the relief problem burdens the best minds while most things are taxed, urging scrutiny of tax policy.
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Armstrong Mo. Herald
Edith Barrington marries Dabney Carr Harrison in North Augusta
Announcement lists the March 30 wedding of Miss Edith Barrington to Dabney Carr Harrison in North Augusta South Carolina. Civic League luncheon follows with Mrs. James A. Miller and Mrs. J. M. Steck addressing the meeting at the George Washington Hotel.
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Edith Barrington
Dabney Carr Harrison
North Augusta
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Civic League
George Washington Hotel
James A. Miller
J. M. Steck
Birth of daughter welcomed by Startzman couple
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Startzman receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter. The item notes a family naming event and adds other society notices including an engagement in Baltimore.
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E. D. Startzman
John Merryman
Baltimore
Eleanor
R. Julian Roszel, Jr
Robert Y. Conrad Post
Loudoun Street
Arnold Grove
M. E
Hillsboro
Apple Blossom Festival Finance Committee Drives Fund Campaign
The finance committee led by H Delmar Robinson D E Stultz and Clifford Grim treasurer launches a broad campaign to raise funds for the upcoming fete. In city news the Methodist district meeting meets at Braddock Street M E Church, South. An Easter dance starts tonight at the George Washington Hotel with Earl Crows er in charge and Black Diamond Orchestra of Baltimore providing music. Winchester and nearby communities attend a candle light service at Christ Episcopal Church where the Episcopal High School choir from Alexandria performs.
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H. Delmar Robinson
D. E. Stultz
Clifford Grim
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
George Washington Hotel
Earl Crowser
Black Diamond Orchestra
Baltimore
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church
Episcopal High School In
Alexandria
Steck Named Chairman Of New Public School Board
Fifteen years ago J. M. Steck was chosen as chairman of the new public school board. Captain Robert L. Christian delivers an address to the Kiwanis Club while inspecting Company I. The thermometer shows 12 degrees below freezing in a winter swan song. General Pershing, back from Europe, remarks that conditions look better there than on his last trip abroad.
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J. M. Steck
Robert L. Christian
Kiwanis Club
Company I
General Pershing
Europe
Winchester News Briefs Highlight Local Leaders and Events
Twenty five years ago citizens anticipate a Citizens' Band under Mr Miller Jenkins. Harry B Thatcher will be installed exalted ruler of the Elks. Daniel Lupton announces Winchester Chautauqua plans. Winchester mayor Randolph T McGuire is reported seriously ill.
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Citizens
Miller Jenkins
Harry B. Thatcher
Elks
Daniel Lupton
Winchester
Randolph T. McGuire
Benedict Monument to Music in Rhode Island noted
The Benedict Monument to Music is a marble Greek style structure on South Lake in Roger Williams Park Providence Rhode Island. William Curtis Benedict left a large bequest ending in over $100,000 toward the memorial, aiming to illuminate music and instruct and adorn.
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Benedict
South Lake
Roger Williams Park
Providence
Rhode Island
William Curtis Benedict
United States
Practical Suggestions On Care of Pets
A 32 page booklet from the Washington Information Bureau outlines feeding housing and care for dogs cats parrots canaries rabbits goldfish guinea pigs pigeons and other pets. Government experts back much of the material. Ten cents postpaid order form includes name address and payment.
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Washington Information Bureau
The Power of Confidence: Jeff Palmer’s Transformation
A 15 year old boy climbs an electrical pole with spikes, is shocked by 6600 volts, and survives. After a long recovery he overcomes an inferiority complex by joining a public speaking class, gaining courage, popularity, and a fine job. The story links confidence to personal success.
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Lance
Jeff
Jeff Palmer
McNaught Syndicate
Nona Ackerman in Night on the City Street
A destitute boarding house tenant, Nona Ackerman, wanders the city with three dimes and a suitcase. She halves her meals, shelters in a park, and finally finds aid when the former boarder discovers her. The man reappears offering help as a night restaurant opens.
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Nona Ackerman
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