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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1938
Page
4
When in Pain Look Up Weeping May Endure For Night
A devotional line quotes Psalms 30 5 about enduring sorrow overnight but finding joy in the morning. It emphasizes faith and perseverance through hardship with a hopeful message.
The Quarterback Analogy In Roosevelt Policies Questioned
Commentators challenge Roosevelt’s 24 hour administration claim and compare his shifting plays to a quarterback. They argue the nation of 130 million cannot endure rapid rule changes and misapplied strategies, risking confusion and discouraged players.
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Mark Sullivan
Arthur Krock
Roosevelt
David Lawrence
United States
Soan
Hi Team
Administrative Law and the Law School Tradition
The text praises administrative law as a torchbearer of Holmes and Brandeis with Cardozo celebrated by American press sections. It notes Frankfurter's term by term Supreme Court commentaries as sought by legal technicians and philosophers. It mentions students gaining national recognition for breadth and core legal techniques.
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Holmes and
Brandeis
Cardozo
Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Opportunity for a Supreme Court seat for Felix Frankfurter
The Arkansas Democrat argues President Roosevelt should show political courage similar to Hoover's in 1932 and appoint Felix Frankfurter to the Supreme Court, praising him as highly deserving in the public eye.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
Justice Cardozo
Supreme Court
Felix Frankfurter
Frankfurter praised as pro democracy thinker and Brandeis ally
The Kansas City Times notes that Frankfurter is not a Communist. He aligns with Justice Brandeis on limiting bigness and monopoly and believes in making democracy function to respect human diversity. He emphasizes democracy as a path to civilizational richness.
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Kansas City Times
Frankfurter
Justice Brandeis
MAN FOR THE JOB
The piece states Felix Frankfurter would honor the nation as the direct successor to Justices Holmes and Cardozo on the Supreme Court. It argues he is a strong, not sole, choice for the vacancy and stresses his qualifications.
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New York World-Telegram
Scripps- Howard
Felix Frankfurter
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Benjamin Cardozo
Noel
Julian
Ruth
New Orleans
Ruth Chester
Opposition Inconsequential in Confirmation Vote
The piece argues any opposition to confirmation would be inconsequential, overwhelmed by endorsements. It cites Justice Holmes in 1932 praising the nominee’s learning and character, with letters from Bran deis Cardozo Hand and others. Prominent supporters include Baker Warren Stimson Smith Pepper and more.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Holmes
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Brandeis
Cardozo
Ely
Hand
Mack, Anderson
Hitz
Newton D. Baker
Charles Warren
Henry L. Stimson
Alfred E. Smith
George Wharton Pepper
Soap Box Derby Thrills Lowell Leader
The Lowell Leader notes a greater thrill in soap box derbies than in soap box oratory, reflecting a shift in local interest toward racingCompetition and community events captivate residents with the speed and spectacle of derby cars rather than formal speeches.
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Lowell
Engagement of Miss Mary Lyman to Mr. Richard Hawkey
Announcement of the engagement with a wedding set for the morning of Sept. 27. The couple, Miss Mary Lyman and Mr. Richard Hawkey, are to be wed in the local area.
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Mary Lyman
Richard Hawkey
Five Years Ago Navy Weather and Local Notices
The Middle Atlantic coast faced a severe gale with ships at sea and Norfolk flooded. Walker McC. Bond was named chairman of the Winchester and Frederick county Red Cross chapter. Virginia General Assembly in a special session acted on repeal, with a beer bill being drafted. A birthday party honored Mr. Harry Lamp’s 67th birthday.
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Middle Atlantic
O. S.s
Norfolk
Walker McC. Bond
Winchester
Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Virginia General Assembly
Lamp
Harry Lamp
Governor Smith Plans Presidential Campaign Tour
New York Governor Al Smith prepares a Democratic presidential bid. New York fruit growers visit Shenandoah Potomac and Cumberland valley orchards next week. Winchester firemen announce Fire Prevention Week October 7 14 and urge public cooperation.
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al Smith
New York
U. S
Shenandoah
Potomac
Cumberland Valley
Winchester
Engagement of Dr Randolph and Miss Cary announced
Dr Francis Randolph of this county and Miss Eleanor Cary of Baltimore announce their engagement. The Handley Library issued over 70 cards on its first day and Eddy reports formal opening last night. Miss Marguerite Norton hosted several house guests at her parents home on North Braddock street. Rev Dr George S Bowers of Grace Lutheran Church participates in the State Synod conference at Norfolk.
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Francis Randolph
Eleanor Cary
Baltimore
Handley Library
Eddy
Marguerite Norton
George Norton
North Braddock Street
Georges. Bowers
Grace Lutheran Church
Norfolk
The U S Press Backs Felix Frankfurter For the Court
Joseph Alsop and Robert Kinter in the Chicago Daily News defend Felix Frankfurter as a national figure and respected jurist. They note the praise from Cardozo and Holmes and reject claims of radicalism, emphasizing his integrity and scholarship.
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U.S
Felix Frankfurter
Joseph Alsop
Robert Kinter
Chicago Daily News
Frankfurter
Cardozo
Holmes
Harvard Professor of Ad Law Sparks Deep Influence Debate
A Des Moines Register report notes the strong influence of Harvard's ad law professor on current legal theory. It discusses his writings, students, and the broader impact on policy debates.
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Des Moines Register
Harvard
Forty Years Ago Highlights In Local News The Week
Harry Timberlake offers a carload of 250 ewes for sale at Boyce. Capt W M Thompson an employee of B&O R R for 25 years is killed in yards while switching a freight train. Miss Mary Jane Gray selected from nine applicants to teach lower grades at John Kerr. B A Wade, noted newspaper publisher and businessman, dies at his Hart Hotel apartment, a Clarke county native.
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Harry Timberlake
Boyce
W. M. Thompson
Mary Jane Gray
John Kerr
B. A. Wade
Hart Hotel
Clarke County
Answers to Questions By Frederic J Haskin
A reader can obtain factual answers by writing to The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington DC directed by Frederic J Haskin and enclosing three cents for a reply.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskins
Washington, D. C
Frederic J. Haskin
First Schmeling Louis Film Rights Sold In Germany
Q and A column notes Schmeling bought German film rights to the Louis fight and reportedly earned about one million dollars. Additional items cover White House guest totals, Hoover's crime estimates, navy bean production, and other trivia from the era.
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A. Schmeling
Louis
Noel and Laurie Struggle Between Love and Poverty
Noel and Laurie face renewed hardship as rent rises and jobs fade. Noel dances at the Peacock while Julian worries and Ruth Chester remains distant. A mysterious follower shadows Noel amid looming choices and danger as the tale continues.
Beauty and Charm booklet offer from Washington
Take inventory of yourself and improve appearance for business and social success. The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers a booklet titled Beauty and Charm with simple beauty aids for all ages. Send ten cents and provide name address city state for mail to Washington D C.
Spending woes cloud New Deal spend lead plan
Washington notes say the spend lead program stalls as PWA and USHA funds lag behind expectations. Officials cite red tape and local objections, with figures showing minimal new spending this year and a looming election context.
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Washington
Congress
PWA
USHA
Straus
Mr. Ickes
Park Deans Addresses Lodge On Odd Fellowship
Madison Lodge No. 6 I O O F heard Park P Deans Past Grand Sire of the World give an address on Odd Fellowship at the East Boscawen street hall. The talk was introduced by Claude B Stickley Vaucluse a lodge member. Brett Kline Noble Grand presided as visitors joined in a social hour with refreshments afterward.
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Madison Lodge No. 6
Park P. Deans
East Boscawen Street
Mr. Deans
Odd Fellowship
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Madison Lodge
Noble Grand
Grand Lodge of Virginia
Brett Kline
Bankers to Meet in Charlottesville for Conference
Bankers from New York North Carolina and Virginia will speak at three evening public meetings tied to the Virginia Bankers Conference at the University of Virginia this week.
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Charlottesville
New York
North Carolina
Virginia
Virginia Bankers’ Conference
University of Virginia
Pigs Blood Test Ordered in Food Sow Theft Case
In Rochester Pa William B Brown orders blood tests on two pigs tied to a theft accusation. Michael Lombardi says he bought the pigs from Farmer Robert Allman who confirms the sale. A veterinarian will report Friday whether the pigs stem from Armstead Slaughter's stock.
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Rochester
William B. Brown
Michael Lombardi
Armstead Slaughter
Robert Allman
Allman
Squire Brown
McKean Boyce
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