Winchester Evening Star 1936 April 29 edition notice and rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists publication details for Winchester Virginia including editor H F Byrd Jr and postal facts. It provides subscription rates 4.50 annual 2.25 half year 1.20 quarter 1.40 monthly, plus advertising and memorial rates and deadlines for display ads. Also notes Associated Press affiliation and national reps Tenney Woodward & Company.
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Winchester Evening Star
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
Virginia
Tenney, Woodward & Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Associaed
Associated Press
Making Haste to Be Rich Proverb Adage
A verse from Proverbs contrasts usury and unjust gain with divine blessing. It warns that grabbing wealth quickly diminishes innocence, while a faithful life leads to abundance of blessings. The quotation emphasizes patience, integrity, and care for the poor.
Democratic Party Opposes Abrogation of Two Thirds Rule
A press conference quoted James A. Farley signaling a Philadelphia Convention push to drop the historic two thirds rule for presidential nominations. Critics warn such a change could destabilize party unity by undermining the unit rule and privileging large states over regional balance.
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James A. Farley
Democratic National Committee
Philadelphia
Farley
Democratic Party
Atic
Baltimore
Champ Clark
Co operation Welcomed for Albemarle Charlottesville Apple Blossom Float
Charlottesville and Albemarle join the Apple Blossom Festival parade with a double float sponsored by the Piedmont Fruit Growers Association and the Albemarle Chamber of Commerce. The article highlights Albemarle County fruit reputations including the Albemarle Pippin and Winesaps and notable peaches.
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Virginia
Whottesville
Albemarle Nexty
Piedmont Fruit Growers Association
Chamber of Commerce
Albemaine County
Charlottesville
Piedmont Virginia
Albemarle
Albe
Winchester Emphasizes Shared Success of Apple Blossom Festival
In a speech praising collective effort, Winchester credits past support from friends and neighbors for the festival’s success. Albemarle’s first-time participation is welcomed as a sign of broader regional cooperation and a hope that more groups from the Valley and nearby areas will join in future years.
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Marle
Winchester
Albemarle
Check on Stolen Goods
The Federal Bureau of Investigation forms a lost and found department for stolen property. J Edgar Hoover announces that records will track all stolen goods with descriptions victim and suspects names. The database will aid local police nationwide along with fingerprints and histories of criminals in the identification division.
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Alexandria
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
J. Edgar Hoover
Bureau
America
G-man
Valley blossoms draw thousands as county schools close
A week after a water supply and fire protection recommendation by the Southeastern Underwriters Association, county schools close for a day as thousands visit the Valley to see the blossoms. City officials authorize condemnation of properties on Millwood Avenue to widen the road. A pageant will depict dawns of many days.
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Southeastern Underwriters’ Association
Millwood Avenue
Miss Patricia D Morton to be enthroned in rites five years ago
Five years ago ancient rites will mark the enthronization ceremonies of Miss Patricia D Morton. The note appears in a Frederick county area report with other brief items including garden club enrollments and a train incident in Connellsville Pennsylvania.
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Patricia D. Morton
Frederick County
Mary Rhodes Lineweaver
Burg
Willoughby A
Winston Salem
N. C
Edwin A. Alderman
Neagency of
Virginia
Connellsville
Stouffer Named Winchester Postmaster Ten Years Ago
Ten years ago Harry C. Stouffer was named Winchester postmaster as reports note the appointment. A hundred girls from the Har i association board seek $500 for rental of grounds during wartime. The University of Virginia committee plans to confer with the head of Gra.
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Harry C. Stouffer
Winchester
Hari Association Board
University of Virginia
Gra
Milteen Salon Receives Business License Amid Local Happenings
Twenty five years ago the organization gains a license to operate Me Milteen Salon, a well known Valley newspaperman falls ill with pleuro-pneumonia at Mt. Clifton, and a Richmond marriage is noted.
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Milteen
Valley
Mt. Clifton
Richmond
April decree marks religious feekaar to Russia
A dated April decree outlines a religious feekaar to Russia, detailing sponsor entities and intended participants. The notice emphasizes ceremonial aspects and organizational steps for the planned event.
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Russia
Will Rogers Humorous Story on Food Fads
Will Rogers jokes about people chasing food fads such as raw wheat and weeds. He notes restaurant diners who become particular and hard to please, reflecting a lighthearted take on culinary trends.
Convention humor ends with liver and bacon joke
A convention scene shows a health nut causing chaos while claiming he is doing stunts for his liver and bacon. A bystander jokes about his liver as the man leaps on a table, kicks dishes, and is stopped by the manager.
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Inet
Oglethorpe University Peace Memorial Library Seeks Southern Books
The Star's Open Forum highlights Oglethorpe University Ga establishing a Peace Memorial with a special library of Southern historical works and invites Southerners to donate. The memorial features four sections including an International Hall of Fame an art gallery and a museum with international gifts and rare volumes.
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the Star
Ogelthorpe University
Oglethorpe University
Robert E. Lee
W. Earl Hopper
Oglethorpe University Peace Memorial
Peace Memorial
America
New York City
University
South Africa
Mexico
Utah
California
Sun Yat-sen
Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Questions and Answers From the Huet De Writing Column
A reader asks about Roosevelt radio speeches and center of rotating shafts. The replies cover Roosevelt speeches, shaft centers, telephone call origins, U S labor, California's acquisition, expected spring graduations, iron-rich foods, artificial wood from sawdust, radio equipment exports, and Yellowstone as the oldest National Park.
Keynoter Split Threatens GOP Convention Unity
The column weighs possible GOP choices for the Cleveland keynote in light of Borah's stance. It ponders if Senator Steiner would alienate Borah and trigger a split, versus Snell and Tilson steering a conservative bloc. Roosevelt's New York dinner receipts and machine entanglements are also critiqued.
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Washington
D. C
Frederick Steiner
Oregon
William E Borah
Idaho
Horah
Steiner
Bertrand H. Snell
New York
John Q.tilson
Connecticut
Idaho Statesman
Borah
James Farley
James Dooling
James M. Curley
Massachusetts
Robert F. Warner
Herbert H. Letman
Wilbur L. Croas
George H. Earle
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mississippi
New England
Melien-Reed
Ohie
Roosevelt
Chicago
Kelly- Nash
Horner
Wiscénain
Towa
Minnesota
Old Guard Republicans Highlighted In Local Discussion
The piece portrays Congressman Snell of Potsdam New York as a likable but conservative figure nicknamed Hard-boiled Bert. Colonel Tilson, noted as a parliamen tarian and former House leader, is described as equally affable and ultra conservative. Steiner is seen as mildly liberal, not radical, in the portrayal.
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Steiner
Representative Snell
Tilson
Snell
Potsdam
N. Y
Bert
House of Representatives
Kidnaping case linked to Martines in Los Angeles
Testimony from operator Tom Makeplace describes three men holding up a filling station and dragging Robert Martines 30 feet by his necktie to the rear. Municipal Judge Clement Nye orders Martines held for trial on kidnapping and robbery charges. In Marysville California police report calves stolen and other odd thefts including a missing typewriter and overcoat. A Millenium St. Paul item notes Arch BD Campbell seeking the Republican nomination while rejecting campaign on Lincoln's fame or coastal imagery.
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Los Angeles
Tom Makeplace
Robert Martines
Clement Nye
Martines
Murder mystery deepens in Margalo Younger case
In Margalo Younger's death, detective Keyes questions Van Every and Gary Maughan while Margalo's maid and Joyce expose tense relations with Barrimore, Gonzales and a missing green dress, as a clipping about the Camden ruby surfaces amid a household full of secrets.
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Margate Younger
Don van Every
van Every
Camden
Gary Maughan
Keyes
van Avery
Maughan
Margalos
Joyce
Van
Marghar
Splie
Margalo
Tate
Mia. Peoples
Margale
Yeat
Mr. Maughan
Mr. Barrimore
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