Winchester Evening Star rates and policy page overview
The notice details subscription prices by mail and carrier, advertising rates for classifieds and displays, memorials, and notices. It lists office fees, payment terms, and contract rates, plus list of partner cities and AP membership. It notes re publication rights for AP dispatches and local news.
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Detroit
Kansas City
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Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Labour not for perishing meat but for life eternal
A religious note from August 10 1938 quotes John 6 27 urging focus on eternal life rather than earthly food. The piece frames spiritual nourishment as superior to material sustenance in a brief devotional tone.
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John
New Deal split in party primaries across states
Ohio renominates Senator Bulkley by nearly three to one in a New Deal aligned race while Arkansas backs Senator Caraway in a tight contest. Idaho sees a major upset as Rep. Worth Clark defeats Senator Pope by about 2,500 with three-fourths counted. Clark frames himself as conservative not an admin Yes man. Idaho’s result highlights farm state dynamics in the New Deal era.
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New Deal
Ohio
Robert 3. Bulkley
George White
Bulkley
Arkansas
Hattie Caraway
White House
Caraway
James P. Pope
Idaho
Worth Clark
Pope
Sen. Pope
Richmond News-Leader
Cordell
James A. Farley
Clark
Apple Growers Keep Step in Belt Advertising Drive
The Appalachian Apples association reports its second year of advertising and promotional work boosted apple sales by up to 66 percent across the east and south. The cooperative campaign is praised for saving the statewide belt’s fruit market and expanding demand for apples.
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Appalachian Apples, Inc
Appalachian Apples
An Enlightened Labor Leader Sidneys Hillman Opines
Sidney Hillman former CIO vice president advocates a practical labor stance. He warns against extreme strikes that harm both industry and unions, urging labor to be industry conscious and to pursue achievable goals for mutual benefit. The Petersburg Progress Index notes the value of his measured approach for workers and employers alike.
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Petersburg
Sidney Hillman
CIO
Sidney Hillmans
Labor
Capi
O'Daniel Sees Duty as Governor with Steady Resolve
Editorial endorses O'Daniel as governor, praising his honesty energy and readiness to learn. It argues he will improve state government efficiency reduce waste and foster wealth through industrial and economic growth while guiding Texas toward capital investment during the two year term. The piece notes the public chose well last Saturday.
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O’daniel
Texas
Barkley Wins Kentucky Primary Amid Campaign Controversy
Senator Barkley's solid lead over Governor Chandler signals a Roosevelt era victory though not decisive. Chandler improved his share, while straw polls had shown gains. The Senate committee called the campaign practices deplorable, citing federal employee influence and coercive actions by both sides threatening ballot integrity.
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Barkley
Chandler
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Senate Committee
Senator Barkley
Richmond man denied permit to move house over trees
A Raleigh News and Observer report notes a Richmond houseowner was refused a house moving permit that would have endangered 40 trees. He revised plans proposing a transfer affecting one tree, urging communities to protect trees and avoid unsightly town changes.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Richmond
Future Farmer supplement highlights regional agriculture activities
The Winchester Evening Star carries a 16 page Future Farmer section detailing agriculture student activities. Walter L. Bell, 64, dies of pneumonia in a Richmond hospital after surgery. Howard Nurton of Washington arrives for Shirley Carter's funeral. Representatives A Willis Robinson and Thomas G. Burch visit Winchester.
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Winchester Evening Star
Walter L. Bell
Clarke County
Richmond
Howard Nurton
Washington, D. C
Shirley Carter
A. Willis Robinson
Lexington
Thomas G. Burch
Winchester
Resolution Adopted By Charley Rouss Fire Company
The fire company members adopt a resolution on the death of Dr Frank T Mc Faden. Miss Mary Warden Boyd attends with twenty girls on a vacation to Roanoke Virginia to visit Dr Philip W Boyd's home Princess Lodge. Citizens of Winchester travel to Chicago to see the Century of Progress exposition. Frederick Farm Bureau announces a picnic at Jordan Springs hotel.
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Frank T. McFaden
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Mary Warden Boyd
Judge sustains scalp injury driving into Capon river
Bail set at 5000 dollars for Henry C Robinson, Front Royal aerial photographer, charged with killing John Johnson on June 7. Robert Rupp, 25, dies when his car crashes into Old Stone Chapel at Briggs Virginia. J. H. Meek says Virginia farmers are paid less than market prices for their grain.
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Philip Williams
Capon River
Henry C Robinson
Front Royal
John Johnson
Robert Rupp
Old Stone Chapel
Briggs
J. H. Meek
Virginia
Child of the Desert Thriller Plays at the Auditorium
The serial thriller Child of the Desert is the current feature at the Auditorium. Wheat trades at 8978 cents in Winchester while corn sees no quoted price. The Rev Dr James Gray McAllister of Louisville Theological Seminary returns from Covington where he was called due to his father A A McAllister’s illness in Winchester.
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Winchester
James Gray McAllister
Louisville Theological Seminary
Covington
A. A. McAllister
Splinter From My Sweetheart's Wooden Leg Tops Hit List
Forty years ago a leading song hit titled A Splinter From My Sweetheart's Wooden Leg is noted. Dr. J. R. Graham and Rev. Alfred Graham depart for Waverly, Mrs. Anna Washington's home. Hon James Hay visits Winchester and promises free mail delivery by October 1. Cassius Diffenderfer, 16, and Carrie Peyton, 15, marry at Boyce with a bell ringing from friends.
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J. R. Graham
Rev
Alfred Graham
James Hay
Winchester
Cassius Diffenderfer
Carrie Peyton
Boyce
Answers to Questions from Frs J Haskin Quiz Feature
A compiled Q and A list covers WPA expenses showing 3.4 percent administrative costs in eleven months of 1937 38 and an overall about 4 percent since 1935. Other queries include mean US altitude 2500 feet Walt Whitman called poet of Democracy and Franklin and Marshall College name origins with 1937 sesquicentennial.
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WPA
Works Progress Administration
United States Treasury
Franklin College
Benjamin Franklin
Marshall College
Marshall
Franklin and Marshall College
The American Health Problem and an Aging Nation
Washington report notes the United States is aging, with infant mortality down and birth rates falling. The Interdepartmental Committee warns of a top heavy population, urging public action and higher health spending to boost national stamina and reduce disease impact.
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Washington, D. C
United States
England
Rome
Townsend
Roosevelt
Windhoek Wharf Built From Discarded Tin Oilcans
Scott's Scrap Book shows a Niger region tale from Windhoek about a wharf entirely crafted from discarded tin oilcans. The piece notes two versions prepared by different printers, one in Ottawa Canada and another in Stockholm Sweden.
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Windhoek
Africa
Sweden
Ottawa
Canada
Stockholm
King Features Syndicate
Fiesta at DD Ranch Brings Border Tension and a Plan
Bill Baron reports a major smugglers operation at the DD fiesta near Nogales and with border patrol chief McIntyre devises a surprise raid plan to seize the smugglers while protecting guests. The narrative follows Ellen Dale’s peaceful gathering and the undercover spy presence among the smugglers.
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Casa Dhermosa
Wien
Hollywood
Pandla Montoya
Iillen
Bill
Bill Baron
DD Ranch
Nogales
Mr. McIntyre
Border Patrol
Sam
Ellen
Baron
McIntyre
Blake
DC Rancho
CW Ranch
Miss Dale
Fiesta
Hilen Dale
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