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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1938
Page
4
Trade growth under reciprocal agreements cited by Commerce
Exports to the sixteen nations with reciprocal trade agreements rose 66.2 percent above the 1934-35 pre agreement average, while exports to non agreement countries climbed 44.2 percent. Imports increased 26.27 percent overall, with non agreement nation imports 2.3 percent higher, easing fears of cheap imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Department of State
Hull
Wis
Move to Six Year Presidency Term Proposed by Senator Burke
Senator Burke launches renewed bid to curb presidential powers to a single six year term requiring a constitutional amendment. He cites Andrew Jackson and long-standing calls dating back 125 years to justify changing from a four year limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Congress
Andrew Jackson
United States
Advertising A Good Product in Apple Industry
The piece argues apples remain the nation's leading fruit crop yet face competition from other produce. It highlights the need for steady advertising to housewives grocers and doctors to reclaim and grow demand, stating good advertising of a good product increases sales and that apples are world renowned.
Virginia Democracy Wins in Roanoke World News
Virginia Democracy won two fronts against federal spending and interference. Congressman Howard W. Smith won easily in the Eighth District over William E. Dodd Jr, candidate of Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke World News
Virginia Democracy
Howard W. Smith
William E. Dodd, Jr
Wash
Virginia primary shows restraint on New Deal influence
In Virginia’s two contested districts, voters repudiated New Deal excesses and federal meddling. Arlington and Loudoun counties favored Smith, while Norfolk area rival Darden edged Hamilton with a clear majority. The result signals support for representative democracy over federal pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crewman
Nor Hamion
Ickes
Chicago
Virginia
Newcomb
University of Virginia
CIO
Smith
John L. Lewis
Alexandria
Mr. Dodd
Randolph-Macon
Warrenton
Dodd
Arlington County
Washington
Loudoun
Westmoreland Davis
Norfolk
Norman Hamilton
Portsmouth Star
Darden
Hamilton
Shafer
John Lewis
Department of Justice
Virginia Alumni Elect New Northern Chapter President
W R Legge elected president of the newly organized northern Virginia chapter of the V P I alumni association. Benjamin J Hillidge a Front Royal churchman and businessman dies after long illness at the University of Virginia Hospital. Charles P McVicar to be guest speaker at the Presbyterian Open Door Bible Class meeting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Legge
Northern Virginia
V. P. I. Alumni Association
Benjamin J. Hillidge
Front Royal
University Virginia Hospital
Charles P. McVicar
Winchester mourns Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden funeral draws large crowd
Business houses close as Winchester citizens mourn the death of the Rev. Dr. Frank T. McFaden after surgery. The services are among the city’s largest for a Presbyterian minister. At a school board meeting, W. M. Richards resigns as chairman. Rossi and Codos, French airmen, fly from New York to Damascus setting a nonstop 5340 mile record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Winchester
Frank T. McFaden
Frederick County
W. M. Richards
Rossi
Codos
New York City
Damascus
Syria
Ill Pastor O D Lambert Stricken With Blood Poisoning
The Rev O D Lambert pastor of M E F churches in Stephens City Kernstown is seriously ill in hospital. Joe Ritter 11 son of O T Ritter badly cut by flying glass when a car he rode in wrecked near the city. United States wins track and field honors for the ninth straight Olympics despite setbacks in final events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Lambert
M. EF
Stephens City
Kernstown
J. W. Cammer
Winchester
Joe Ritter
O. T. Ritter
United States
Death of Lacy Williamson Reported in Zanesville Hospital
Friends report the death of Lacy Williamson yesterday in a Zanesville Ohio hospital. The item notes local grief and identifies Williamson as a resident of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy Williamson
Zanesville
Ohio
Robert Smith
Winchester
Americans seize Cabejas lighthouse at San Juan Hill Cuba
Twenty Civil War veterans depart Winchester for the Confederate reunion at Fisher’s Hill. Officers Seabright and Hollis arrest Pop the bootblack for intoxication. Garland Hansbrough’s broken leg from weeks past is healing and he moves on crutches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cabejas
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Winchester
Fishers Hill
Seabright
Hollis
Pop
Garland Hansbrough
Temperance Pioneer Father Theobald Mathew Ignited Irish Crusade
Theobald Mathew (1790 1856) launched the total abstinence campaign in Ireland. He signed Corks pledge in 1838 and by 1843 spread to almost every parish. In 1849 51 he gathered abstinence signatures from 500 000 in major American cities. A commemorative stamp in Ireland honors him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Theobald Mathew
Cork
Iréland
America
New York
Washington
Boston
Charleston
New Orleans
From Kid to Captor Frank Buck Career Advice Saga
A 1938 McNaught Syndicate piece follows Frank Buck who turned a Texas Coyotes and birds trapping idea into a global live animal import business. Buck studies wildlife, visits zoos, meets scientists, crosses oceans, and makes millions in film and export ventures. The tale urges boys to pursue their passion and let money follow through mastery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Frank Buck
Frank
South America
Frem
Pacific Ocean
McNaught Syndicate
Open Forum Defends Conservative Banking And Government Roles
Allen R. Johansson argues in the Winchester Star that banks should refuse risky loans to protect depositors while government agencies unfairly criticize prudent bankers. He warns a new bank holiday could occur if government pressure continues and cites alleged foreclosures exceeding 70 000 city properties and substantial farm land figures. Palestine, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star
United States
Indiana
Couse
Hundred-strong Indian encampment tops Ellen’s Hollywood hosted gathering
Ellen and Reginta wake to a sea of wigwams and army tents near their home 15 miles from Fort Huachuca. Bill Baron rents shelter for guests while Buckshot Brown roasts vast quantities of meat. About 160 people attend Friday’s outdoor feast with 40 Indians circling in song and Tom-tom drums. Mr. McIntyre notes the scene before heading to Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluun
Reginta
Ellen
Regnita
Regiita
Hollywood
Bill
Fort Huachucha
Buckshot
Bilen
Columbus
Bill Baron
Mr. MclIntyre
United States Border Patrol
Nogales
Tucson
Sid Bromberg
Elwood Loring
Fiesta at Ellen's ranch ends in epic fiesta of music and dance
The Holly wood party returns from a Mexico hunting trip with a jaguar pelt. Sid Bromberg champions a film idea set on Ellen's ranch with a border romance starring Bill Baron. Ellen weighs Hollywood life against the genuine joy of the ranch gathering as Sid pushes toward a movie deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Conway
Hollywood
Mexico
Sid
Geneva James
Bilen
Dons Club
Phoenix
Ellen
Regiita
Sidney Bromberg
Regnita
Bolly
Geneva
Baron
Sid Bromberg
Wall Street
Sidney
Felix Montoya
Rancho
Bill
Pandla Montoya
Feli
Felix
Reynita
Sid _Bromberg
Dale
Ranch
Science Industry and the Farmer
An article notes a large auto maker relies on farm products such as cotton corn sugar cane flax linseed oil and leather. It cites 195 512 people needed to grow cotton for upholstery and explains how industry uses farm outputs in adhesives plastics paints soaps and insulation. It argues mutual dependence of farming and manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynesboro
Virginian
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