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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1940
Page
4
False Prosperity In Morgenthau’s eager wartime plea
The Treasury Secretary Morgenthau praised a British demand for 36 000 airplanes yearly and argued that war profits would boost American prosperity. The piece notes this as a dangerous shift away from the New Deal on economic strategy and warns against repeating war profit myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgenthau
Washington
Wreernis
America
Madden Faces Opposition to Reappointment as NLRB Leader
The five year term of J Warren Madden as chairman of the National Labor Relations Board expires August 27 and the American Federation of Labor opposes his reappointment. The National Lawyers Guild supports Madden calling him fearless and impartial, while Berle Jackson and Margold quit the Guild over communistic ties. Employers distrust the board and demand a unanimous Senate rejection amid tensions between labor and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Madden
National Labor Relations Board
American Federaltir Labor
William Green
Gen
National Lawyers’ Guild
A. A. Berle, Jr
Guild
Mr. Berle
Jackson
Nathan Margold
Ickes
Interior Department
Het
Defenders of the fox provoke a storm of letters
A rural defense of foxes in The Pennsylvania Farmer sparks a flurry of hostile replies from farmers and hunters. The Letters discuss fox predation on poultry, citing fox life, feeding, and the impact on game birds, while noting foxes' rising presence in metropolitan areas and low pelts prices driving hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
Farm Journal
Country Weekly
Pennsylvania Farmer
Huntingdon County
Walker
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Aesop
Virginia adopts premarital disease tests and licensing reforms
The St. Louis Post Dispatch notes Virginia joins 27 states requiring premarital disease tests and discusses how county clerks gain from marriage licenses. It contrasts Missouri’s opposition by marrying justices and legislators and suggests renewed battles ahead to protect public health over private interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Virginia
Missouri
Illinois
Post-Dispatch
Winchester
Maryland
Clerks of Court
The
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Winchester and Clarke Counties Stage August Primary Balloting
In the Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties area heavy balloting occurs during the August primary. The Army unveils a new flying fortress bomber racing across the continent in under ten hours. Abner Johnson, former Park player, forms the Winchester Red Sox to mentor younger players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Abner Johnson
Park
Winchester Red Sox
Virginia Counties Report Infantile Paralysis Epidemic
Over fifty eight counties report rising infantile paralysis cases as the epidemic reaches an alarming stage. Dick Griffith is announced as director of the Little Theatre production of Mary The Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Dick Griffith
Little Theatre
Negro pool room shut by police on Fairfax Lane
Ten years ago police closed a Negro pool hall on Fairfax Lane after nearby residents complained of disorder. Ninety seven prisoners crowded Winchester jail during the hot month of July. The Virginia Sand Glass Corporation begins operations in Western Frederick county near Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax Lane
Winchester
Virginia Sand Glass Corporation
Frederick County
Gore
America set to become world leader amid WWI era turmoil
Twenty five years ago America aimed to become the greatest nation as Europe’s war toll grows. Britain tightens the blockade on Germany despite heavy merchant losses. Virginia National Guard sergeant F W Pingley tops the summer encampment with 232 of 250. Anti Saloon League campaigns rise ahead of the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
Britain
Germany
F. W. Pingley
Virginia National Guard
Anti-Saloon League
Forty Years Ago Noted In Star Newspaper Files
A fragment notes that no copy of The Star was included in the files for this date, reflecting gaps in archival preservation and record keeping from forty years ago.
Infants Health tips for hot American summers
Dr Clendening outlines infant care for summer health including clothing, bare feet, milk safety, and the role of pureed vegetables with milk. He notes hygiene advances, the value of air flow and water for cooling, and the need for individualized feeding. The piece promotes pamphlets available for 10 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendening
Logan Clendening
Answers to Questions From The Information Bureau
Three cents for reply. Reader asks about Coolidge syndicated articles earnings. Other Qs cover presidents third terms perfect games and notable historical facts with concise answers from the bureau.
The Star Quiz Answers for Page 2
The piece presents seven trivia prompts and asks readers to turn to page 2 for the answers, covering topics from biology to government to stamps and history.
Answers to Today's Quiz Hinting at Reported Speech
A reader instruction requests paraphrase guidance for direct speech in a quiz format. It emphasizes avoiding explicit phrases and encourages using indirect reporting such as began to cry or she cried.
A Home Law Book For The Layman Ad Offered
A compact promotional note advertises A Home Law Book compiled for laymen covering naturalization contracts property wills copyrights patents and more. It urges readers to send ten cents to Washington Information Bureau Frederic J Haskin director for a prepaid copy via mail response form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Winchester Evening Star
Washington, D. C
Frederic J. Haskin
Drama in Uptown Bronx as Suspicions Rise After Murder
Mina Nevins hosts Robert Barton and Linda at Sue Ackerman’s apartment while the case unfolds. Sara Markely calls with word of the murder and questions about Ronnie, deepening the web of fear, alibis, and possible espionage links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina
Robert Barton
Linda
Ackerman
Miss Ackerman
Sue Ackerman
Robert
Miss Avery
Mina Nevins
Bronx
Sue
Undertaker's
Rob
Sarah
Linda Honey
Caroline
Terry
Hamilton
Ronnie
Ronald
Violet
Sarah Markely
Coffee slogans and seamen shelter facts in Q and A
The Q and A discusses egg iron location in the yolk and notes 127 014 lodgings for seamen in New York during the first six months of 1940. It cites Maxwell House slogan origins and Theodore Roosevelt drinking coffee. It covers Ford's 1918 Senate nomination loss and Japan gaining Korea jurisdiction in 1906 and annexing in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seamen's Church
New York City
Institute
Maxwell House
Nashville
Tennessee
Old South
Theodore Roosevelt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Star Publishing Co
Berle
United States
Madden
Senate
Labor Board
Fox
Logan Clendening, M
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Coolidge
White House
F. W. A. Claud M. Fuess
Richard H. Waldo
Joe Q
Ulysses S. Grant
Cy Young
Joseph Dixon
George Wright
Peese Savage River Canyon
Alasa
O. Q
Motion Picture Academy
Academy
George Washington
Gainsborough
Elizabeth
Duchess of Devonshire
London
Messrs. Agnew
New York
Chicago
Agnews
J. Pierpont Morgan, Sr
Hughes
P. A
Aviator
TPA
Kugelmass
Great Lakes
Atlantic
Benjamin Franklin
Scott
Java
Air FoRestry Service
Michigan
R. J.scott
AIR Service
Mexico
King Features Syndicate, Inc
World Rights
Milton Mont Musics
Henry Ford
Ford
Japan
Korea
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