All Are Brothers Verse Reflection
A dated church message from August 12, 1939 cites Galatians 6 2 urging followers to bear one another's burdens and fulfill the law of Christ.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1939
Page
4
A dated church message from August 12, 1939 cites Galatians 6 2 urging followers to bear one another's burdens and fulfill the law of Christ.
The Star reports Governor Price denied using the word control and decried the AP story as exaggerated. The paper apologizes if its editorials based on AP accuracy misrepresented him and calls for AP to publish conference details from the steps of the State House.
The obituary recalls Al Munro Elias who founded the Elias Bureau with his brother Walter to compile complete official baseball statistics. From humble beginnings as a traveling salesman he became the trusted source for game records each day in major and minor leagues, earning the nickname statistician of the sport.
In a Nebraska CCC camp tale, male enrollees seek permanent waves at a beauty shop. The shop notes rising numbers and social shifts as men sport curls while Camp commander's quip about Girl Scouts hints at tension. The piece ends with a question on acceptability of male permanents in the camp.
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch reports the indictment of former Louisiana Governor Richard W. Leche and Seymour Weiss, last leaders of Huey Long's machine. The cases threaten the Long organization as Maestri and Earl Long remain, with broader probes and a New Deal cleanup underway.
The page lists seven quiz prompts asking about geography history and notable figures. Topics include the Gulf of Carpentaria, the two states that ceded land for the District of Columbia, rod to feet conversion, capital cities, Poland’s republican reestablishment, Henry A. Wallace’s middle name, Paul Revere’s profession, the Yser Canal country, Alfred Landon’s governorship, and the game linked to the shuttlecock.
The prompt requests a direct rephrasing of a quote without commentary. It presents a challenging task to convert the sentence into a compact form while preserving meaning and tone.
Recent dry weather is not harmful to the state apple crop which remains healthy for this period. Capt E C Goss departs for Charlottesville to attend the State American Legion convention and defend his Legion Golf Championship. More than 45 owners have entered mounts in the 37th annual Berryville Horse Show set for next week.
Admiral Byrd, alone five months at an advance base, meets a tractor party at Little America while in ill health. A drastic action orders federal procurement of foodstuffs to prevent waste. The Dionne quintuplets, seventy six days old, are reported healthy by Dr. Allen Dafoe.
State supervisor of jails says the local hoose gow is a veritable fire trap. Cleveland Sager is killed while sleeping on a railroad track near Front Royal. Claude B. Stickley of Vaucluse Va wins state amateur trap shooters tournament.
Twenty five years ago leading citizens across Virginia wrote to newspapers urging support for local self government on liquor. In Opequon the young people held a surprise party at the home of Mr and Mrs J B Singhass. German forces armor airships as the European War enters its twelfth day.
Forty years ago Hon J Hoge Tyler chief executive of Virginia visits Winchester for the first time as governor. The Capon river summer season peaks this month drawing Winchester and metropolitan visitors. Mrs Joseph Patton narrowly escapes death when lightning strikes her residence at 1215 South Braddock Street.
Sarah Anne drives to aid Bob Kennedy after his return and a crash while Corrinne seeks revenge on Bob. Jack Courtney and Bing Wells weigh danger and loyalties as Bob explains the hospital escape and a planned move toward a sanatorium.
A scanned Q and A compilation answers several trivia items including the record baseball throw of 426 feet 9.5 inches by Sheldon Lejeune in Cincinnati on October 12, 1910. It also covers National Guard pay, public domain meaning, British White Papers, Silas Marner, widow announcements, drinking in summer, Argus, Joaquin Miller, US road mileage, Cypress knees, shirt collar finishes, Geraldine Fitzgerald biography, and the iron lung called artificial respirator.
Jimmy Fidler reports on film world chatter aboard the Matsonia voyage to Honolulu. He notes movies as friend builders, mentions stars Dick Powell Rosemary Lane Errol Flynn Lili Damita Judy Garland Leslie Howard Ida Lupino and Jeanette MacDonald, and previews gossip about projects and travels.
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