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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1938
Page
4
South Carolina Senate Nomination Debate Contrasts Smith and Johnston
The Carolina Fight outlines Democrats choosing a U S Senate nominee with Cotton Ed Smith defending independence and judgment while Vernon D Johnston runs a blunt campaign. Roosevelt’s push sparking a test of whether South Carolina will back an independent voice or a staunch New Deal supporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrats
South Carolina
United States Senate
Cotton Ed” Smith
Senate
William E. Borah
Evelt
Smith
Veri D. Johnston
White House
Senator Smith
Roosevelt
Virginia judge vows to ignore anonymous bootlegging letters
A circuit judge said he would pay no attention to anonymous letters accusing bootlegging in his jurisdiction. He declared that the writer who signs is responsible and that the nameless critic deserves no courtesy or respect for condemning the law without courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Ndt
McAdoo Favored To Win California Senate Primary
California Senator William Gibbs McAdoo seeks renomination in the Democratic primary with President Roosevelt's endorsement. Facing Sheridan Downey Townsend Plan advocate James W Mellen and John W Preston, McAdoo is predicted to win by a comfortable margin based on expert opinion from a longtime California official. Roosevelt backs a South Carolina favorite while McAdoo appears certain to triumph in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Roosevelt
Sheridan Downey
James W. Mellen
John W Preston
Bailiwick
McAdoo
Mistaken WV Virginia Road Project Found in Survey
A West Virginia roadway built into Virginia land was identified as a mistake by Jerome O. Kilmartin of the U S Geological Survey. His report notes the scenario where a proposed scenic highway appears to intrude into Frederick County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunset
W. Va
West Virginia
Virginia
Associated Press
Winchester
Jerome O. Kilmartin
United States Geological Survey
Frederick County
Morganee
Pee Virginia
Campaign fueled construction of 2000 feet of highway across state line
A political controversy suggests a driver obtained roadage through West Virginia by posing as a Virginia voter. No date of construction is given, but the piece likely arose during a heated campaign. The piece hints at possible other stray miles in surrounding states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennnsylvania
Ohio
Deluding the People on Social Security Funds
Newport News Daily Press argues the Social Security Act three years in, old age payroll taxes totaling 708 million have funded current expenses. Government notes act as IOUs with no earning income, threatening future pensions unless budgets balance. Calls for Amending the act and fair treatment by the Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News Daily Press
Sam
The
New York Times
Roosevelt
Bombing of Hoover wounds seven sailors near Shanghai
Seven seamen are wounded when four Chinese planes bomb the liner Hoover, which is busy removing foreign refugees from China at Shanghai. Local apple growers are cautioned against being stampeded into sacrifice prices for their fruit. Officer B. C. Cline is injured making an arrest of a panhandler. Judge Donald Weems unexpectedly umpired a Park Nine game versus Washington A. C. in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
China
Shanghai
B. C. Cline
Donald Weems
Park
Washington A. C
Virginia legal beer to begin Labor Day as repeal vote looms
Five years ago Virginia moves toward legal beer starting Labor Day after the governor signs a bill. Voters will decide on October 3 whether to repeal prohibition. Mr. Jack Beardall wins first prize at a Boyce bowling party hosted by Roland Mitchell Jr. Miss La Verne Ludwig becomes Mrs. Howard Walls in an announcement by Rev. and Mrs. 8. R. Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jack Beardall
Boyce
Roland Mitchell
la’ Verne Ludwig
Howard Walls
8. R. Ludwig
Hoover Assailed and Defended at Winchester Fair
Republican candidate Herbert Hoover faces opposing speakers at the Winchester Fair while gun shoot honors go to Arthur Seabright. Rev R B Nelson and wife return from Adirondacks vacation as F Amos Shryock moves to mayoral office tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
Winchester Fair
Arthur Seabright
R. B. Nelson
Adirondacks
F. Amos Shryock
Imperator Swept by Flames at New York Dock
The Imperator, the world’s largest liner, was hit by a blaze at a New York dock causing extensive damage estimated at $500000. The fire disrupted operations and raised questions about salvage and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperator
New York
Katharine Virginia Newlin
Albert Calvin Smoke
York
City Band Misses Concert Frustrates Large Crowd
Court Clerk Cartmell issues a marriage license to Sallie Z Neville and B N Seabright both of this county. Judge Atkinson and S H Hansbrough are in Chambersburg on railroad business. Taylor Simpson, son of Frank and Mrs Simpson, is christened at William Taylor's home by Rev Dr K Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartmell
Sallie Z. Neville
B. N. Seabright
William Atkinson
S. H. Hansbrough
Chambersburg
Taylor Simpson
Frank Simpson
William Taylor
5. K. Cox
Answers to Questions from Frederic J. Haskin column
A reader questions column lists varied trivia with concise answers. Topics include weather storm timing, deepest oil well in California, origin of candid camera, Jefferson's words, Caribs cliff custom, Rome World Fair size, news commentator Boakee height, Kansas anti-cigarette repeal, Japanese bombing casualties, Connecticut nutmeg nickname, Gertrude Stein birthplace and education, Kentucky Youth Administration director salary, and Highlands Orchard in Highland Arkansas as the largest peach orchard.
Haskin Quiz Book Offered By Washington Star Bureau
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau advertises the Haskin Quiz Book a quiz compendium of questions and answers for games and parties. Priced at a dime postpaid, readers are urged to mail ten cents with name and address to receive a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskins
Washington, D. C
Frederic J. Ae
Washington, D
Fireside chatter and political reshuffles in Washington
Washington chatter centers on Berle's memo and resignation, the fate of Donald Wakefield Smith on the NLRB, and debates over Roosevelt's political stance. Capone's impending birth anniversary jail term, purge politics in Maryland, and upcoming legal and labor conferences round out a wide slice of federal news and fiscal talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berle
Columbia University
AF of L
Bill Green
Hyde Park
AFL
Ma Perkins
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Board
Green
Smith
Joe Guffey
Pennsylvania
NLRB
Senate
al Capone
Algatraz
Capone
Maryland
Tydings
Gus Klecka
A. S. Marshall
Bernard Flynn
U. S
Homer Cummings
Davey Lewis
Cummings
Two Worlds by Maud MeeCurdy Welch
Noel Shayne, a wealthy society girl, moves into a rooming house and works as a taxi dancer at the Peacock while pursuing Doctor Julian Paige and fending off Ruth Chester. Laurie Evans counsels Noel on love and ambition as Noel secures a laundry job after a brief setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Feige
Noel Shayne
the Peacock
Nick Luigi
Laurie Evans
Julian
Noel
Ruth Chester
Luigi
Laurie
Doctor Paige
Paige
Luigi's
de Luxe
Medical Arts
Women discuss men in a Richmond salon
A group of assorted women share blunt verdicts on men. They claim men crave dominance and flattery, overestimate marriage prospects, prize vanity, and often fall for a broken heart or fortune’s charm. They concede some men are kind. others are fools.
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Richmond News
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