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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
4
World War Threat Puts Asian Art Treasures at Risk
The commentator warns that war, led by Japanese forces advancing toward Nanking, threatens to destroy Hangchow Nanking and other historic sites. He argues many priceless works and monuments may be lost unless cities are de militarized or spared, noting the global cultural impact of such destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
China
Spain
Shanghai
Hangchow
Nanking
Sun Yat Sen
Iia
Those Charming People The French Royalists Reach for a Return
The Richmond Times Dispatch notes that French royalists led by the Duke of Guise seek a Bourbon restoration amid republican strain and fascist pressure. Exiled at Manor d Anjou in Belgium, the Bourbons have 50 000 French supporters and a historically adventurous faction, including l Action Francaise. The piece warns royalist mob action could prompt repression as monarchism confronts modern governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Republic
France
Duke of Guise
Surete Nationale
National Committee For the Revolution
Manor d’Anjou
Belgium
Paris
l’Action Francaise
Leon Daudet
Stre Dame
Prince Henry
Plucky Widow Builds Home With Her Own Hands
Mrs. Jennie Lyubi 44 of Conneaut Ohio widow of six children, pursues home ownership by building a six room frame house herself. She handles outside carpentry bricklaying plastering and plumbing with help from pros when needed, turning self reliance into progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Lyubi
Conneaut
Lyubi
Barton Aims to Be Great Repealer in 17th District Bid
Fredericksburg editorial notes Bruce Barton Republican candidate for New York 17th District would be an income reaper not a lawmaker. He would repeal one obsolete law a week, claiming the statute books are full of bad and moldy laws and that the United States could run well with fewer laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Free Lance Star
Bruce Barton
House of Representatives
New York
Mr. Barton
Plymouth Rock
Roosevelt
Barton
United States
City leader urges relief action to curb lawlessness
A mayor warns that ignoring local relief duties invites unrest and crime. He calls for a public lobby to resist selfish interests and support adequate state relief with targeted health work and rehabilitation.
Arm Injury Diagnosed After Kellogg Man's X Ray
Fred Wilson of Kellogg Idaho learned his neck was broken after an accident that left his arm partly paralyzed. An X ray confirmed the fracture, signaling a serious injury and medical evaluation ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg, Idaho
Fred Wilson
Local News Briefs From Winchester Frederick County Era
King Edward seeks to retain throne amid abdication fears with Wallis Simpson noted. The state lists 31 jails as fire hazards per Arthur James official report. Rev C E Seastrunk becomes Frederick County Ministerial Association secretary. The Winchester Frederick County Chapter reports 1116 members and 2297.20 in receipts for 1936. D Edward Stultz elevated to commercial manager for Potomac Edison four state area. Rev Dr Charles A Freed named president and dean of Lutheran Southern Seminary. Lieut Leo W Cather to marry Miss Clara Belle Vosburg of San Antonio. Miss Mary Gold of Clarke County wins 25 dollars from Daughters of the American Revolution for essay and life of General Robert E Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
England
Wallis Simpson
Arthur James
C. E. Seastrunk
Frederick County
Winchester-Frederick County
D. Edward Stultz
Potomac Edison Company
Charles A. Freed
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Southern Seminary
Columbia
S. C
E. W. Cather
Leo W. Cather
U. S. Army
Clara Belle Vosburg
San
Evangelistic crowds persist at Berryville church meetings
Heavy rains fail to curb the large crowds attending evangelistic meetings at the First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren
Berryville Avenue
Mary Warden Boyd
Liverpool
Eng
E. H. Durell
Berkshires
Century Club
Missing B&O sub agent McDonald reported at Stephens City
Julian W. McDonald a B&O sub agent at Stephens City is missing and his accounts are reported $2000 short. The note appears in a local report on city affairs and railroad oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian W. McDonald
Stephens City
William Marley
North Carolina
P. W. Boyd
Marie O’roark
Virginia Woolen Company
Joe O'Roark
Frendship Fire Company holds large meeting amid possible officer elections
Forty years ago the Frendship Fire Company sees its largest turnout in years as officers are likely to be chosen and band reorganization discussed. Heavy rain halts trench digging for Main Street water extension. street mud slows progress. A frightened officer fires at a barking dog, injuring its owner. Construction nears completion at C M Gibbons home on West Peyton street. Seal Brothers begin painting wood surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frendship Fire Company
C. M. Gibbons
West Peyton Street
Seal Brothrs
Oberlin Opens First Coed College in 1833
On December 3, 1833 Oberlin College opened as the first coeducational institution in the United States. The historic start challenged gender norms by admitting both male and female students to pursue higher learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Field Finds Meager Lunch As Judge Grants Divorce
Los Angeles report states Arthur Field opened his lunch box to find only a cucumber once and later a can of fruit without a can opener. Judge Walter Gates granted Field a divorce on cruelty grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Arthur Field
Walter
Gates
Open Forum Praises Newspapers In Unemployment Census Campaign
The Star endorses the wide dissemination of unemployment data through daily newspapers. Editorial support aided a rapid educational campaign and high accuracy in Report Cards from 14 cities, with only 1 percent callbacks. John D. Biggers signs the acknowledgment to editors and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
A collection of trivia Q and A items covering impersonators of the Duke of Windsor on radio, biographies of John D. Biggers, Basenji dogs that do not bark, climate vs weather, definition of patio, Camille’s origins, marmalade tree, Mrs. Roosevelt’s peace book This Troubled World, stamp production location, laissez faire doctrine, common germs, a London noblewoman’s home, colonial population leaders, the first public song in America, Walter Camp’s contributions, early Thanksgiving, radiator water, accidental deaths by gender, and number of correspondence schools with enrollments.
Inside CIO AFL tensions and Chiang Kai shek rumors
Washington reports reveal behind the scenes friction between CIO and AFL leaders with pressure to renew peace. Chiang Kai shek faces a collapsing Nanking defense as Japanese forces threaten routing the Chinese army. Harold Mason smiles through open door management as wage bill signatures loom. Congress eyes frugal veteran hospital probes while shielding travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIO
AFL
Lewis
Green
Cioafl
Mr. Lewis
Chiang Kai Shek
Tim Reckoning and Downfall at The Wilderness
Tim faces social ruin as his practice loses clients after Esther’s death scandal. His once orderly life unravels with alcohol, shifting work at The Wilderness, and Adams’s drift into idle ruin as Tim parks his discipline and fellowship, fearing exposure and collapse.
Looking Ahead Chicago show business tale of Wilke
Deloss Wilke learned calm handling as 400 performers and laborers at an indoor circus faced layoffs due to payroll failures. He planned to use the money for dinner and milk his gains, suggesting they could continue as long as the $2 lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Deloss Wilke
Wilke
Queenie
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