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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1937
Page
4
Democracy's New Twist Blames NLRB Critics and Seeks Imperial Censors
A critical editorial laments the National Labor Relations Boards alleged bias and its threat to contempt for a trade magazine editor. It argues that government bureaus claim virtue while silencing dissent and eroding freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
John L. Lewis
GC. I
Lewis
William Green
Jefferson
The Fear of Fear in 1932 Campaign Echoes
The article argues fear dominates public sentiment in 1932 with quotes from Roosevelt supporters and businessmen. It urges moderating lamentations by business, restraining anti business rhetoric from politicians, and calm congressional leadership to avoid panicked calls for a government fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Washington
Congress
Baldwin says Edward will have long time to decide on Wallis enthronement
Stanley Baldwin tells the English House of Commons that King Edward will have a long period to determine whether to enthrone Wallis Simpson. Mr. Conrad I. Wright of South Cameron Street departs for Norfolk, Virginia to begin training before entering U S Naval service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baldwin
Edward
Wallis Simpson
Conrad I. Wright
South Cameron Street
Norfolk
U. S. Naval Service
Angry marchers escorted from Washington demand aid
Over 1 700 hungry marchers leave Washington with police escort after a fruitless cross country trek to seek help. City Councilman Hable nominates Chief C. W. Hollis for reelection and the motion passes unanimously. Argentine buyers plan to meet Virginia growers at Winchester Cold Storage to discuss selling grapes. Mrs. B. F. Arthur Jr and Mrs. John Woolfolk win cups in a tri state contract bridge tournament at George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Washington
Hable
C. W. Hollis
Virginia
Winchester Cold Storage
B. F. Arthur, Jr
John Woolfolk
George Washington Hotel
Barr residence on North Braddock sold to Phil Gold
The E. M. Barr residence on North Braddock street was sold to Phil Gold, a well known clerk of the circuit court, for 6600 dollars. Local fruit growers plan a banquet for T. W. Steck who won high honors in New York for apple exhibits at the Land show. Postmaster Kern urges Winchester citizens to mail Christmas letters and packages now to avoid the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Barr
North Braddock Street
Phil Gold
T. W. Steck
New York
Kern
Winchester
Masons Meet in Richmond for Annual Session Led by Major Courtney
The Grand Lodge of Masons convenes in Richmond for its annual session with Major Alfred R. Courtney as most worshipful master. A Friendship Fire Co committee to reorganize its band meets at the East Cork street hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge of Masons
Richmond
Alfred R. Courtney
Friendship Fire Co
Hall
East Cork Street
Delaware Ratifies the U S Constitution on Dec 7 1787
Historic record notes Delaware's ratification of the U S Constitution on December 7 1787 marking the first state to endorse the framework. The event solidified the new nation’s governing document and set a key constitutional precedent for the early United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Indian Hollow road woes prompt plea for better maintenance
A letter from a Star forum writer recounts the history of Indian Hollow road No. 679 and laments neglect after county and state control. He cites repeated washouts at Hogue Creek, impassable streams, a damaged mail route, and car recoveries, urging a practical farmer to restore the road to its former condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Hollow
Randalls
Crismores
McFarlands
Glaizes
Haddoxs
Marpoles
Fullers
Peacemakers
George F. Miller
Gainesboro
Cumberland
George Washington
Winchester
Fort Loudoun
Hogue Creek
Answers to Questions From Frederic J Haskin
A compilation of Q and A covering paintings in Bardstown Kentucky by Louis Philippe and Francis I American composers law Social Security tax and Nobel Prize facts marbling in meat Marie Antoinette prayer book real steam in A P Coffee sign first American gun shot in World War Andrew Jackson and Benjamin Franklin place names old fashioned pomanders and a deer leap physics problem with standards bureau analysis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Bardstown
Kentucky
Louis Philippe
St. Joseph's Proto-Cathedral
Benedict Joseph Flaget
Francis I
the Two Sicilies
Rubens
van Eyck
van Dyck
Murillo
Department of War
Barthlemont Les Bouzemont
France
Sixth Field Artillery
Alex Arch
South Bend
Ind
United States Military Academy
J. Q
United States
J. K
Washington hears unified plan to revive business recovery
Washington reports a growing agreement on how Roosevelt should act to salvage business. Leaders from Congress, advisers, and bankers favor boosting private enterprise via utility expansion, labor capital balance, tax reform, and controlled spending, with White House leadership seen as key to restoring confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Features, Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Roosevelt
Lewis Douglas
Vandenberg
Douglas
White House
Monumental Engine uses silver and gold fire bell in 1817
R J Scott notes a fire bell fashioned from solid silver and gold by the Monumental Engine Company No. 51X in Virginia City Nevada amid Bonanza Days of 1817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Nevada
Tim Unlocks Adams Room Finds Secret Letter
Tim probes Adams room using a master key hoping to recover a hidden letter linked to a birth certificate and army discharge papers. After a tense search through trunks and belongings he discovers the envelope containing the letter, feeling a surge of relief and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty
Tim
Adams
Murphy
Landseer
Railroads seek 15 percent freight rate increase
The rail industry asks for permission to raise freight rates by 15 percent, citing higher costs and wages. It compares its situation to newspapers raising prices, noting both rely on service sales and face rising production costs. If outgo exceeds income, prices must rise or bankruptcy follows.
Saunders named to state board of motion picture censor ship
Petersburg note recalls Col Peter Saunders who has served four Virginia governors as secretary for 18 years and is now appointed by Attorney General Staples to the state board of motion picture censorship. The piece ponders his retirement with pay and questions the lack of opportunity in the new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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