Winchester Evening Star Public Notice and Rates April 27 1936
The Winchester Evening Star announces subscription and advertising rates for 1936. It lists carrier and mail prices, display and classified ad charges, memorials, and borders. The paper notes Associated Press rights and publication date Monday April 27 1936.
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National Ad
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Trust and Waver Not
A compact moral line from Proverbs exalts trust in the Lord over personal reasoning. The adage stresses reliance on divine guidance rather than self reliance during life decisions.
World Trade Vital Urges Liberalization and Reciprocal Deals
Francis B. Sayre urges U S cooperation to liberalize world trade and reduce tariffs. He cites Argentina fruit duties, asks for drastic cuts on apple exports, and urges fruit growers to press the State Department for action while noting current reciprocal treaties have limited effect.
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America
Francis B. Sayre
American Academy of Political and
Grnless
United States
Argentina
State Department
Plenty Of Lambs Entering The Stock Market Boom
The piece warns that public enthusiasm returns to stock trading with large crowds at brokers. It notes steady market gains over the past year and cautions that markets can tumble violently, recalling 1929 and warning lambs may be fleeced in such cycles.
Virginia Republicans Back Governor Landon for 1936 Nomination
Richmond News Leader notes that the Virginia Republican convention's endorsement signals strong chances for Governor Landon as the party’s nominee. The piece recalls 1920 when Harding defeated Cox, suggesting a pattern in state GOP support for a national winner.
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Landon
Virginia
Harding
James M. Cox
Ohio
Virginia Republicans and the 1936 nomination outlook
Virginia’s GOP on the first ballot favored Wood and Lowden, then supported Hoover at times, while Coolidge’s renomination was assumed in 1924 and 1928. Democrats fared worse, with Virginia backing Smith and Hull in 1920 and Byrd in 1932, making the GOP consistently luckier in selecting the winner over the past sixteen years.
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Old Dominion
Leonard Wood
Frank Lowden
Lowden
Wood
Harding
Coolidge
Virginia
Old Guard
Hoover
White House
Ins
Smith
Cordell Hull
Harry Byrd
Roosevelt
Landon
Foreign brothers find world peace through youth exchange
The final Eddie Cantor scholarship winner, a Boy Scout who attended the 1933 fourth international Scout Jamboree in Hungary, argues that youth exchanges can prevent war. He notes wide friendships with 30,000 foreign Scouts and contacts with eight youths in Estonia Luxembourg England Austria Persia Syria South Africa and Australia. He suggests governments send mixed youth groups to international gatherings to foster understanding and peace.
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Eddie Cantor
United States
Hungary
America
Esthenia
Luxembourg
England
Austria
Persia
Syria
South Africa
Australia
Grandmother's Career in Hollywood At Seventy-One
The American celebrates youth and venerable actresses like Mme. Ernastine Schumann-Heink and May Robson. Robson just marked her seventy-first birthday with many congratulatory calls, plans for a new movie contract, tap-dancing for a film, and a trip to England to see the Berlin Olympic Games. She jokes about retiring at 100.
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Mme
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
May Robson
Schumann-Heink
Miss Robson
England
Will Rogers Humorous Story
Will Rogers jokes about women's clothes in this humorous piece. A girl scrambles for her missing mothering, purse, and dance ticket while relatives search under lights and through papers for the hard to find item.
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Amelia
American News Features, Inc
Cardenas and Calles in Mexico Do Not Heal Split
The Hartford Courant notes Calles lives in exile and remains influential in the National Revolutionary party that elected Cardenas. It argues the party split, while not signaling Cardenas’s defeat, could reflect ongoing tensions and hints Calles might plot an overthrow from abroad.
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Calles
Mexico
National Revolutionary Party
Cardenas
United States
Vivian Kiser Crowned Shenandoah Festival Princess
ONE-YEAR ace Miss Vivian Kiser of Roanoke is named princess to represent Shenandoah College at Dayton during the festival. Berlin officials deny Germany is violating the peace treaty by submarine construction. Captain George Bryan Conrad designated as instructor at Went Point. Dr Orville Van Deusen leaves for New York to attend a convention. Handley defeats Hedgesville and Bunker Hill in a tri cornered track meet.
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Vivian Kiser
Roanoke
Shenandoah College
Dayton
Berlin
Germany
George Bryan Conrad
Went Point
Orville van Deusen
New York
Handley
Hedgesville
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Winchester Band Sues Over 400 for Music at Fair
The Winchester Concert Band sues the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society for 400 dollars alleged due for music services at the last fair. Judge Philip Williams and C Vernon Eddy find sites for historical markers. President Hoover returns from Cape Henry exercises and encounters rough seas, proving his seafaring. Lawrence Jolliffe shows photographs at the 32nd Portland Society of Art annual exhibit. Captain David Harvey Barger, 73, former Vir ee Farm Bureau president, dies in Roanoke.
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Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society
Philip Williams
C. Vernon Eddy
Hoover
Cape Henry
Lawrence Jolliffe
Portland, Oregon Society of Art
David Harvey Barger
Viree Farm Bureau
Roanoke
Miss Morton to Headline Apple Blossom Festival in New York
Miss Patricia D. Morton will land in New York tomorrow en route to head the Apple Blossom Festival. Mrs. Emma Belle Anderson, 88, dies at her Loudoun home, described as a true daughter of the Old Boat. Rev. L A. Thomas and family return from Salisbury after attending Mrs. A. D. Thomas’s funeral. Miss Margaret Nelson of Georgia guests of Mrs. J W Arthur. Mrs B B Dutton to entertain Saturday in honor of Miss Morton.
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Patricia D. Morton
New York
Emma Belle Anderson
Loudoun
L. A. Thomas
Salisbury
N. C
A. D. Thomas
Margaret Nelson
Georgia
J. W. Arthur
B. B. Dutton
Miss Morton
Five stories from a 25 year old edition
Twenty five years ago the Northwestern Grade and Millwood Pike failed inspector tests named by Judge Thomas W Harrison. Mr and Mrs J J Lumley celebrate their 25th anniversary. Shenandoah Valley Turnpike directors meet in Harrisburg with many traveling from the city by automobile. M H Trenary 62 dies at Boyce after serving in the Confederate era. Frank Newcomer Hack returns from Paris and plans a world voyage in December.
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Millwood Pike
Thomas W. Harrison
J. J. Lumley
Shenandoah
Morse the Telegrapher Born in 1791
Historic note marks the birth of Samuel F. B. Morse on April 27 1791. The inventor of the telegraph is celebrated for his pioneering work that transformed long distance communication.
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Morse
Dream Man And Dust Masks Spark Headlines
Tulsa motorcycle officer Sandy Headrick posed with a new dust mask to illustrate its use. An 18 year old Florida girl wrote you are my dream man despite that nose business. A Pennsylvania woman who lost her home in the flood preferred dust to floods.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sandy Headrick
Florida
Pennsylvania
Trade talks and colonial veto power in early America
A reader quiz from The E Star Information covers topics from U S trade agreements and colonial governors veto power to the Alabama Claims. It cites the Little Compton Rhode Island monument and details the new Interior Building in Washington D C, including cost, dimensions, and floor space.
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Maryland
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Little Compton
Rhode Island Red Club of America
Washington, D. C
E. R
Political balance questions in GOP ticket talk
The Cleveland keynote by Senator Frederick Steiner of Oregon sparks debate on him as a possible vice presidential contender. Some favor his mild liberal stance to reassure progressives if Landon is the nominee, while others doubt pairing two westerns or two progressives.
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Washington, D. C
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
Cleveland
Alf M. Landon
Steiner
Landon
William E Borah
Borah
Idaho Statesman
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Murder Ruby at Van Every Estate
Detective Keyes probes Van Every household after Margalo Younger is found dead by a sharp instrument. Joyce and Laura Randall are questioned while Seon and Maughan face scrutiny as Soon reports repeated calls and a note from Mr Barrimore.
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Keyes
Maughan
Margalo
Joyce
Laura Randall
Miss Randall
David Copperfield
Miss van Every
Warrington
McManus
Seon
Seo
Captain Keyes
Van
Mr. Barrimore
Missy Joyce
Jong
Flashes of Life and Odd News Items
In Florence South Carolina L O Watson reports his car stolen and a bicycle left in its place, a swap judged as lightly even by police. In Fulton New York a shoe salesman entangles in a horn and rescues a boy. Carl Steven three collapses in a drain and is freed by Harold Rogers. In Valdosta Georgia trucker Ragan finds a four pound black bass dropped by a bald eagle near Okefinokee swamp after a fish dinner.
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Fulton
N. Y
Carl Steven
Harold Rogers
Oe Horn
Carl vi
Valdosta
Gay W. R. Ragan
Ragan
Okefinokee
Ten Day Hitch Leads to Jail and Deputy Ride
A crippled hitch-hiker in Olympia Washington angered by unsuccessful thumbing threw his crutch through a car windshield and received a ride with a deputy sheriff. The transient Bob Anderson age 27 was jailed ten days and fined twenty dollars. In Gunnison Colorado the autumn start left teacher Mildred Henderson with three pupils. two moved away and the third died this week from a bullet wound complication.
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Olympia
Wash
Bob Anderson
Gunnison
Colo
Mildred Henderson
Woman Charged With Assault to Kill Dismissed in Chicago Case
Mrs. Helen Forster faced assault with intent to kill after shooting her husband in the knee. She claimed she fired to disable the weapon by exhausting ammunition, saying six shots were fired at the ground. The court dismissed the case.
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Chicago
Helen Forster
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