Ickes Attacks Glass as Hypocrite in Tacoma Address
Secretary Harold Ickes criticizes Senator Carter Glass in Tacoma accusing him of ingratitude toward government grants. Glass calls the charge a falsehood and protests federal funds disbursement, arguing money is Congress’ to use for public good, not bureaucrats’ personal property.
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Harold L. Ickes
Tacoma
Washington
Carter Glass
Horatius
PWA
Glass
Ickes
Congress
Virginia
Secretary Ickes
Sen. Glass
Harold Ickes
Cleanliness Institute
Petersburg editorials clash over political activity by public officials
A debate between the Petersburg Progress-Index and The Star centers on whether a federal official like Lawrence Camp may campaign for George while drawing a salary, and if ousting for political activity should apply to one official but not another. The exchange argues the fairness of resignations and political activity rules.
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Petersburg Progresss-Index
George
Lawrence Camp
United States
Georgia
Petersburg
Dunlap
Charlottesville Progress Not Aiming to Permit Crime
Local political note states Charlottesville has no plan to allow crime. The brief argues against permissive policy and calls for stricter safety measures amid ongoing civic discussions.
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Charlottesville
Courts crack down as judge sentences youth to life
Charlottesville authorities push a tough stance on crime. Judge J Callan Brooks has long pursued stern penalties for vagrants and criminals to deter petty offenses and fugitive bands. Yesterday Judge A D Dabney imposed life imprisonment on nineteen year old James Spurling for attempted criminal assault and banditry, signaling a deterrent to would be offenders and reinforcing public safety.
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J. Callan Brooks
Charlottesville
United States
Brooks
James Spurling
Corporation Court
A. D. Dabney
Dabney
Spurling
Pleasant Woman as Hostess a Store Sought
Readers weigh a shopper ideal as a pleasant woman defined by life interest poise tact and restraint. An intelligent girl stresses individuality good breeding calm and simple presence as strength. A middle aged man adds thoughtfulness comfort for others extroverted not poseur humor and unselfishness. What is your definition.
Winchester to host northern Virginia home demonstration agents
Joe Flickinger, Handley graduate and son of a local minister, is appointed athletic coach on the William and Mary College staff. Winchester will host the demonstration agents event on September 1.
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Winchester
Northern Virginia
Joe Flickinger
Handley
William and Mary College
Five Ars Ago Sale Of Show Horse To Guggenheims
A show horse named Red Tape, linked to Dr. L M Allen, is reported sold to the Guggenheims of New York. A severe hail storm damages the Bunker Hill area in Berkeley County. C Luther Kern, longtime member of a prominent family, dies at his Baltimore home from heart disease.
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L M. Allen
Guggenheims
New York
Bunker Hill
Berkeley County
C. Luther Kern
Baltimore
First Baptist Church Launches Ten Year Membership Drive
Evelyn C. Dean of the District Nurse Association leads the Baby Show at the Winchester Fair as part of an extended church membership outreach in Winchester.
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First Baptist Church of
Winchester
Evelyn C. Dean
District Nurse Association
Winchester Fair
Beav er Dies in Clarke County Front Yard Five Decades Past
Twenty five years ago J Bart Beaver a large land owner and Confederate veteran died in his Clarke County home on the Millwood pike. The article notes several local men entering a fruit contract to sell apples to William Hartman of St Louis at three dollars and fifty cents for twenty four percent. It also reports Harry B Krebs appointed postmaster of Mercersburg Pennsylvania by President Wilson, noting his Winchester origin and his brother Frank H Krebs.
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J. Bart Beaver
Millwood Pike
Clarke County
E. V. Weems
Melvin Green
L. Lupton
James L. Robinson
William Hartman
St. Louis
Harry B. Krebs
Mercersburg
Wilson
Winchester
Frank H Krebs
Spain Faces Transport Shortage In Cuba Evacuations
Forty years ago Spain struggles to evacuate people and property from Cuba due to lack of transports. Henry Frederick Knock a German native but long-time resident dies at home from heart paralysis. J C Davis a shoe and harness shop owner injures arm after a bed fall. Mr and Mrs Dudley Miller host Winchester and out of town youths at their Stephens City home.
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Spain
Cuba
Henry Frederick Knock
Germany
J. C. Davis
Dudley Miller
Winchester
Stephens City
First National Doll Show in New York City July 11 to August 6
The First National Doll Show will be held at the Spear Auditorium in New York City from July 11 to August 6. It is sponsored by the National Doll and Toy Collectors' Club with Mrs. Mary E. Lewis as president.
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United States
Spear Auditorium
New York City
National Doll and Toy Collectors’ Club
Mary E. Lewis
Everybody's Cook Book advertisement in Winchester Star
A practical cook book offers nearly 300 tested recipes with table settings, marketing advice, and cooking time tables. Order by enclosing fifteen cents to cover cost and handling, sent to Washington D C.
Confidence grows in Roosevelt era upturn as industry leads
Inside data show industrial production at 85 for August, highest since last November, with steel textiles shoes and machine tools rising. Auto and agricultural implements lag, while new model autos start in October. Stock market trends tied to income. agriculture sees a sharp price drop but remains near 1936 levels. Georgia and South Carolina politics swirl with hints of possible runoffs and early arrivals for Roosevelt entourage.
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Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Texas
Maverick
White House
Georgia
Russell
Rep
Raimspeck
George
South Carolina
Cotton Ed
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Two Worlds Desires Freedom in a Southern City
Noel Shayne, a wealthy society girl, moves from romance to independence in a new city life. She takes a taxi dancer job at Nick Luigi's Peacock club while living with Laurie Evans and dodges a dangerous rival, Ruth Chester, as she navigates money worries and a tense confrontation with Luigi.
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Julian Feige
Noel Shayne
the Peacock
Nick Luigi
Laurie Evans
Julian
Noel
Ruth Chester
Laurie
Luigi's
Dick Graham
Sally Chenowith
Europe
Miami
New York City
Sally
Nick
Luigi
Noel and Julian Share a Moment on the Sand Bar
Noel and Julian acknowledge mutual attraction during a day spent on the beach. Julian kisses Noel and remains emotionally controlled, while Noel feels a deep, lasting memory. Noel dreams of Ruth Chester and awakens sure of her love for Julian.
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Julian
Ruth Chester
Laurie
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