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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1937
Page
4
A scripture verse from Mark 16 15 urges followers to go into the world and preach to every creature, underscoring a universal mission.
Senator Byrd introduces a bill to indemnify Smithfield ham shipper for prepaid hams sent to Republic Steel during a Cleveland strike. Hams were returned and auctions sold below value to cover postage, per rounds of criticism of the Post Office Department.
A New York University professor surveyed over 2000 young men and women on attitudes to alcohol. Women drink less often and in smaller amounts than men, favor mixed drinks, and avoid bars more than men, yet their overall consumption has risen faster. Many dislike the taste of hard liquor, and peer influence plus a desire for sociability drive drinking.
A Lynchburg dispatch notes support for the Presidents court packing plan remains strong among allies and commentators. The piece cites Senator Minton who claims to act on his own view proposing a rule requiring two thirds of justices to strike down congressional acts.
The New York World Telegram views the Texas influence in the Roosevelt administration as a Texas dynasty. Vice President Garner Senate leadership Sam Rayburn and Hatton Sumner as power brokers, with Jesse H. Jones and others guiding policy. Texans’ independence and integrity shape national politics, including Rayburn’s fights for securities reform and consumer protections.
Berkeley Springs merchants plan a Labor Day weekend Tomato Festival centered at State Park. The event will include a pageant parade queen and religious services with a tomato industry focus, aiming to become an annual celebration highlighting Morgan county tomato production and its economic impact.
The Democratic National Committee's Board of Strategy opens a conference of politics at President Roosevelt's Hyde Park, New York, residence. The Winchester Golf Club wins the Bi-State league title in a final match at Fountain Head Course in Hagerstown. Observers estimate the western corn harvest falls about a billion bushels short of normal. The local Gas Company announces rate cuts saving about seven thousand five hundred dollars annually for consumers.
Five years ago Maryland state police informed officials the bonus army camped at Waterbury must vacate by 6 a m after being pushed from Washington. The Lions Club of Winchester credited for organizing the Harrisonburg group with help from Charles Town and Romney. City council decided to handle its indigent population locally instead of jointly with the county to save money. The county Board of Supervisors set the Commissioner of Revenue salary at 2550 a year plus expenses.
R S Wright of Strasburg defeats J Henkle Henry of this city by about 3000 votes in the Democratic primary for state senator from the 7th district. Scott Grant among five county supervisors re-elected in August primary. Lou Gehrig leads Babe Ruth by two home runs in the race for King Of Swat.
Twenty five years ago bullets fired by Mexican rebels struck five American citizens in El Paso Texas. Capt J P Reardon and Company I return home from annual encampment at Mt Gretna Pa. Washington society girls reportedly study new irregular dances in secret. About 12000 attend the Stover Camp Confederate Veterans reunion at Fishers Hill Strasburg.
Forty years ago at John Kerr School in Winchester 65 applicants for teaching positions are being examined under M. M. Lynch county superintendent. Ron T. McGuire, official scorer for the Winchester Baseball Club, tallies batting averages with Moran at .473. A Capt. Lewis E. Cooper survey shows 1,417 houses in Winchester. George F. Hansell’s barn burns down overnight, partly insured.
August 3, 1492 marks Columbus departing Palos Spain on the voyage that opened contact with the Americas. The record notes the departure date and the key port of departure for the historic expedition commanded by Christopher Columbus.
The Richmond Times-Dispatch weighs maritime disaster lessons from the City of Baltimore fire in Chesapeake Bay. It compares past calamities like the General Slocum and Morro Castle, questions crew training and inspections, notes lifeboat delays, and discusses reform efforts and a forthcoming post-mortem by the Department of Commerce.
A reader can obtain facts by writing The Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington D C, with three cents for reply. The page lists Q and A on topics from car types to Rhodes Scholarships, Voltaire burial, and Japanese no plays, including figures like 258 623 white and 219 292 negro pupils in South Carolina.
Washington observers discuss a C I O leadership split with Hillman possibly taking the helm as John Lewis faces political pressure. In France, Georges Bonnet's budget battles spark resignation rumors as Paris fights to fund reforms while presidents elected in zero-year cycles are recalled.
Marcia immerses in book design at Garrets firm moving from advertising to illustrating fiction. Ellen returns to work with Walther, and a dinner with friends at the Ambassador leads to renewed tensions with Sandy and Paula as Marcia confronts romance and career priorities.
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