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Associated Press
Delisser-Boyd, Inc
New York
Richmond
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rochester
Atlanta
San Francisco
Taxes For Defense Push Could Raise Corporate Rates
Senator Walter George of Georgia, ranking Democrat on the Senate Finance Committee, said the corporate income tax may rise to 30 percent to fund national defense. Current rate is 24 percent for large corporations with $25 000 plus net income. He noted higher individual taxes are likely, and warned higher rates could hurt business, but argued economy in non-defense spending is essential.
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Walter George
Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
George
New Jersey Girl Sentenced for Flag Desecration at Lakewood Parade
A 20 year old from New Jersey received a one to two year term in a women’s reformatory after allegedly throwing the US flag to the ground during a Lakewood parade last July. Witnesses testified she proclaimed Nazi allegiance. The judge defended the sentence as a protection of flag respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
United States
Lakewood
Boy Scouts Promote Readiness as Nation Builds Defense
The Boy Scouts of America National Council announces a nationwide long term program tying youth training to defenses. Troops will reach thirty two scouts each with focus on advancement and emergency readiness to ensure members are at peak effectiveness.
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Boy Scout Organization
Boy Scouts of America National Council
America
Boy Scouts
Kennedy Seeks Role For Ambassador in War Debate
Reprinted editorial notes Kennedy plan to keep America out of war may lead to public duties on reserve. It questions Roosevelt’s hesitation to accept Kennedy’s resignation and suggests Kennedy may speak against aiding Britain, yet not commit to belligerency. The piece urges Kennedy to dissent if needed.
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Richmond
Washington
Kennedy
America
National Defense Council
Roosevelt
Britain
Mr. Kennedy
Boston
Walter Hines Page
Jesse Livermore Symbolizes an Era of Wall Street Gambles
The article recalls Jesse Livermore as a legendary yet morally dubious figure of a bygone financial age. It notes his fortune built on bold risks and coin flip bets, his later ruin, and his final suicide as a sign that the era of reckless speculation has faded with government actions and price controls.
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Jesse Livermore
High Finance
Wall Street
Builders of
America
Heaven
Livermore
Securities Exchange Commission
Russians press Finnish front as towns fall again
Russians report steady advance against Finland despite recapture of key towns by Finnish forces. Fred Stine is reappointed County Agent by the Board of Supervisors and Christine Wright is chosen president of the Middletown High School Safety Council.
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Fred Stine
Board of Supervisors
Christine Wright
Middletown High School
Empire defenses to be made good says King George
King George addresses parliament urging stronger imperial defenses. H. B. McCormac elected chairman of the Apple Blossom Festival executive committee with Fred Read reappointed director general. City Planning advisory group recommends a council vote on bonds to fund new water supply development.
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George
England
British Empire
H. B. McCormac
Fred Read
City Advisory Committee
Dish Pan Hands and Soap Reactions Describe Eczema Causes
A dermatology column details dish pan hands as an eczema from soap hypersensitivity. It notes soaps contain fatty salts, additives, and perfumes triggering eruptions on hands and forearms, with diagnosis often mistaken for ring worm. Prevention favors rubber gloves and substitutes like olive oil or sulfonated oils in some cases.
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American Medical Association
Answers to Questions by Frederic J Haskin
A reader can obtain the bureau’s replies to varied questions on history weather linguistics and biographies from The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau directed by Frederic J Haskin in Washington DC. Fees apply for reply and many entries cite specific names places and dates such as senators list and the Columbus navigator pilot.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Washington, DC
Christmas Suggestion New Testament Red Letter Edition
The Red Letter Edition of the New Testament offers an inexpensive Christmas gift for Sunday School teachers and readers. It includes red words and historical facts, tables, and references to enrich the text in a 254 page compact edition bound in black. Order now for 20 cents postpaid via this coupon from The Winchester Evening Star.
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Winchester Evening Star
Frederick J Haskin
Washington, D. C
Rose Bowl set as SEC champ Alabama faces Washington State
Ten years ago the council bans bus loading on city streets to ease traffic. The Rose Bowl will feature the University of Alabama, the SEC champions, versus Washington State. A Handley High School girl missing for 13 days remains unfound across seven Eastern states.
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University of Alabama
Washington State
Handley High School
Hamburg-American executive jailed amid conspiracy charges
Twenty five years ago the president of the Hamburg American Steamship Lines was imprisoned in a case alleging a conspiracy against the United States. Also noted were the marriage of Miss Willie Logan McGuire and Mr W Nelson Page and the sale of the Winchester Inn for about 25100 dollars to Rev Dr W D Smith and J B Russell.
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Hamburg-American Steamship Lines
United States
Willie Logan McGuire
W. Nelson Page
W. D. Smith
J. B. Russell
Winchester Inn
Seven quiz items from The Star Quiz page
The reader is asked to answer seven questions on page 2 covering geography language and history. Questions include the former Gib bi’s ownership, Oklahoma’s state flower, the naming of Pennsylvania, Shakespeare’s quotation, sources of raw silk, darkness visibility of a white horse, a president’s three nominations and defeat, cancer contagion, the author of a famous line, and the Socialist Party emblem options.
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Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Socialist Party
United States
Today’s Common Error Note on English Usage
A guidance item explains how to phrase a correction by saying I intended to answer you rather than I intended to have answered you. It clarifies grammatical distinction and proper tense for clear communication.
Vance Seeks New World Beyond Radio as Mimi Arrives
In a social gathering Mimi introduces Jacques D Arville as the lyricist for Magic in Mirrors while Vance Healey contemplates leaving radio for the brokerage. Kit wrestles with jealousy and memories as Vance hints at personal change and possible love. The scene reveals class divisions and the lure of a privileged network.
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Mimi
Miss O'Reilly
Vance
Darling
Jacques D'Arville
Jacques
Vance Healey
Kit
Gwen
Goodby
Paes
Funeral of Luther Sirbaugh Observed at Capon Bridge Church
The funeral for Luther Sirbaugh, 61, a respected resident near Capon Bridge, was held Sunday. Services were led at Giffin Funeral Home and Fairview Church by Rev. E. J. Goode. He left a son Clifton Sirbaugh and daughters Mrs. H. L. Burke and Miss Gertrude Sirbaugh, plus several grandchildren. Pallbearers included Harrison Oates Omer Pugh Marvin Hook R. N. Wolford Hanson Sirbaugh and Fenton Sirbaugh.
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Cross Roads
Luther Sirbaugh
The
Star
Giffin
Capon Bridge
Fairview Church
J. Goode
Disciples Church of
Sirbaugh
Clifton Sirbaugh
H. L. Burke
Strasburg
Gertrude Sirbaugh
Silver Springs
Harrison Oates
Omer Pugh
Marvin Hook
R. N. Wolford
Hanson Sirbaugh
All Kinds Of Luck In Egg-Laden Car Crash
Richmond dispatch says William Harris a 28 year old negro drove out of control at a corner broke through a fence into a woodshed and caused slight damage. Remarkably none of the 55 dozen eggs in the car were broken and Harris escaped injury.
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Richmond
William Harris
William
Salica Montana Purses Held Up After Boxing Match
The Ontario Athletic Commission ordered the purses of Lou Salica and Small Montana held as it probes Monday night's bout. Salica won by technical knockout in the third round after Montana was knocked down ten times. Commission doctor Dr. Tom Flommerfelt noted a possible rib muscle tear.
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Toronto
Lou Salica
New York
Small Montana
San Francisco
Ontario Athletic Commission Today
Salica
Montana
Bill Burke
Tom Flommerfelt
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Key Pittman
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Uncle Remus
Joel Chandler
Margaret Mitchell
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Thomas Nelson Page
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U 8
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Fran
Healey-Purcell
Mimi's
Tim
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Bryan Kern
Marple
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Cold Stream
Ellen Oates
Ira Bageant
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Trone
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