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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1938
Page
4
Advertising Rates and Classifieds Policy Note
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward and Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Itlanta
Los Angeles
Universal Love Quote Meant for August 17 1938
A religious message cites Galatians 3 28 declaring unity in Christ for all people. The text emphasizes equality beyond Jew or Greek bond or free and male or female. It appears as a spiritual note in the issue dated Wednesday August 17 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
UAW Leader Endorses Murphy Roosevelt Attacks Democratic Party
Homer Martin head of John Lewis' United Automobile Workers declares support for Governor Murphy and President Roosevelt and condemns the Democratic Party. His stance aligns with other high ranking council members of the Democratic administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Martin
John Lewis
United Automobile Workers
Murphy
Roosevelt
Mr. Martin
Democratic Party
Democratic
Senator Harrison Warns of Large Deficit and Tax Changes
Senator Harrison, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, warned of a $3.9 billion deficit this fiscal year. He noted potential moves to lower income tax exemptions and broaden tax brackets if conditions do not improve before the session, while expressing hope taxation may not be needed. The piece criticizes waste and squandering of public funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Senate Finance Committee
River's for Camp in Georgia primary questioned by Times Dispatch
The Richmond Times Dispatch debates if Governor Rivers will mobilize state workers and WPA personnel for Camp in Georgia, similar to Kentucky and Tennessee practices for Barkley and Browning. It notes Rivers privately opposes the veteran incumbent and suggests Rivers and Camp met with President Roosevelt before his endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times Dispatch
Georgia
Roosevelt
Kentucky
Barkley
WPA
Tennessee
Governor Rivers
George
Chandler
Browning
Times-Dispatch
Richmond
Mr. Camp
President Roosevelt
Senator Bennett Clark in 1949 Democratic Convention calculus
The Clark of Missouri column argues Senator Bennett Clark could become a factor at the 1949 Democratic National Convention. It notes Clark’s presidential caliber appeal, broad local support, and friction with President Roosevelt as Nixon era politics loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ala
Advertiser
Bennett Clark
Senate
Missouri
Clark
Stark
Dickman
Kansas City
Ross Pendergast
Clark becomes problem child of Mother Democracy
The passage portrays Clark as neither a Liberty Leaguer nor a stooge for the American Manufacturers Association, labeling him a problematic figure for reform measures and court reform, causing friction with the White House and illustrating partisan tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Clark
Liberty
Corrigan Likely Tangles With Niagara Falls dare
The Niagara Falls Liars Club sent a taunting telegram to Douglas Corrigan suggesting he attempt going up Niagara Falls in a barrel a stunt he might find appealing given his appetite for unconventional feats. Corrigan previously flew from Brooklyn to Ireland and claimed California as his destination, leaving readers to wonder what he might do next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falls
Liars’ Club
Douglas Corrigan
California
Brooklyn
Ireland
Corrigan
Niagara Palls Liars’ Club
Mr. Corrigan
Best Policy Highlights South Boston Bond Success
The piece contrasts Petersburg and South Boston bond issues, noting South Boston sold 2 1/2 percent bonds totaling 30000 at a lower yield, reflecting a record of prompt, full payments. It credits local honesty and debt discipline for favorable borrowing terms amid widespread defaults in North Carolina municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Petersburg
South
Boston
South Boston
North Carolina
Nelson Page and Logan Fay win Virginia Senior golf prizes
Nelson Page and Logan Fay win prizes in the Virginia Senior golf tournament at White Sulphur Springs, highlighting strong performances from two named golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Page
Logan Fay
Virginia
White Sulphur Springs
Hugh Black
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
United States
West
China
U. S
Woody Glaize
William van Meter
Calf Born During Violent Summer Storm in Burlington
Five years ago a 113 pound calf was born to E. C. Webb's cow near Burlington West Virginia during a violent summer storm. Governor Pollard called a special session to legalize beer sales in Virginia. A. H. Miller, a prominent retired merchant, died at his North Cameron Street home. An ideal day for a horse show saw Mrs John Hay Whitney’s entries perform well at Clarke County Exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Webb
Burlington
W. Va
John Pollard
Virginia
A. H. Miller
North Cameron Street
John Hay Whitney
Clarke County Exhibition
Local Notables Return From Cumberland Valley Firemen's Convention
Russell Potts Clay Manuel George Sumption and Lloyd Thomas return from Cumberland Valley Firemen's Convention and may meet again in 1930. Jesse Dove and A A Kraft die when a bus is stranded and submerged near Lexington. Capt Lewis F Cooper recalls Sheridan’s early ride from city headquarters. Mrs Bernice Clevenger and Miss Elenora Clevenger return from Philadelphia visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Potts
Clay Manuel
George Sumption
Lloyd Thomas
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Convention
Jesse Dove
A. A. Kraft
Lexington
Lewis F. Cooper
Sheridan
Bernice Clevenger
Elenora Clevenger
Philadelphia
Solenberger offers touring cars for hire in Winchester
Twenty five years ago an advertisement in The Winchester Star announced John 8. Solenberger store had touring cars for hire. Miss Bettie Crawford of Fort Loudoun Seminary returned home after attending Harvard summer school. Valley Turnpike tolls for pleasure wagons were being collected. Kernstown Methodists held an old time revival with Rev. W. R. Hardesty preaching in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Star
John
Solenberger
Bettie Crawford
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Harvard Cambridge
Massachusetts
Valley Turnpike
Methodist
Kernstown
W. R. Hardesty
Winchester
American Troops Storm Manila Trenches in Sweep Victory
Forty years ago American forces stormed trenches at Manila in a sweeping victory. Miss Elsie Love was injured by flying timber while passing a construction site run by Isaac Faulkner. Miss Gussie Conrad hosted guests at her father’s house for Miss Rosa Conrad. Russell Brothers store on Main Street undergoes gradual renovation to handle rising trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippine Island
Elsie Love
Isaac Faulkner
Gussie Conrad
Rosa Conrad
Answers to Questions from Frederic J. Haskin
A compendium of trivia and quick facts answering user queries on topics from literature and history to science and public figures. Answers cover Peter Pan quotes, animal hybrids, Frances Willard education, prune origins, Death Valley cooling, Franklin rivals, Whiteman's father, paint blisters, bank suspensions, pigeons in history, church hospitals, Uruguay and Paraguay names, Father Divine, Hans Holbein, male turkey, and Dionne quintuplets insurance.
Berle urges nuanced view on monopolies and subsidies
A private memo by Adolph A. Berle argues that monopoly is not solely big business and that prices do not define monopoly. He proposes varied remedies including cartel, public ownership, and competition, and urges scrutiny of government subsidies and the credit system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Adolph A. Berle
O'Mahoney
Berle
RFC
FCC
Capital Reserve Bank
Lundberg
J. P. Morgan and Guaranty Trust
Aluminum Company
Niagara Hudson
Rayon Supply
West Virginia
Two Worlds Maud Mc Curdy Welch Continues
Noel Doran leaves home for a governess job in a grand house but is dismissed by Mrs Garwood and the cold butler. She recalls a sad little girl in the upstairs window and heads to Julian Paige’s office hoping for support as she contemplates her next move. Continuous tale follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Shayne
Julian Aige
Noel
Julian
Hichens
Noel Doran
Noe
Madom
Mrs. Garwood
de Luxe
Ruth Chester
Doctor Paige
Noel’s walk to a Belvedere governess job amid money worries
After theft and near penniless, Noel decides to seek a governess position on Belvedere Place. She walks from her home, manages the long distance in oxfords, and faces the side door gendered as for all domestic helpers before entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel
Julian
de Luxe
Shayne
Belvedere Place
Belvedere Drive
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