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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1937
Page
4
Editor H P Byrd Jr announces the Winchester Virginia Evening Star Pub Co edition details. Includes postal notice about second class matter and a church proverb emphasizing faith and guidance.
An editorial vows neutral but firm U S stance toward Japan after the Panay sinking. It recalls August shelling of Augusta, condemns repeated incidents, and warns against being bullied while urging pride, readiness to defend honor and possessions.
The Christian Science Monitor discusses balancing tolerance with justice in dealing with regimes that deny rights. It cites Edmund Burke and Sir Brian Barttelot on the dangers of intellectual pride and appeasement, urging states to align internal law with public ideals while respecting other nations' systems.
The text argues individuals may seek to persuade others in democratic discourse using reasonable means. It asserts liberty of opinion and expression, while warning that government duties of toleration must precede coercive measures to avoid war. It emphasizes the balance between conviction and toleration for individuals versus governments.
The Virginia Horticultural Society considers limiting sales of low grade apples to protect high quality fruit. A letter by H. H. McClain of Avon argues restrictions may hurt small growers who cannot afford spraying. the paper urges horticultural groups to aid small growers rather than legal limits, preserving room for the modest apple.
Washington attorney George Todd buys Keswick from Thomas W Page Sr heirs in Albemarle county. Thomas Kremer, leading town merchant, shows slight improvement after a week of illness. Andy Grove of the Judges football team is named quarterback for all C V A L.
Breakfast at Long Branch entertained members of the Blue Ridge Hunt Club after a thrilling hunt through snow. The Nelsons hosted the event and guests praised the morning gathering.
Ten years ago readers learned of heavy concern as Charles Lindbergh was many hours overdue on a nonstop flight from New York to Mexico City. The item reflects anxious public interest in aerial travel.
Dr. William S. Love passes away at his West Water street home while kneeling in prayer after 45 years serving the community. The piece notes his long medical career and local impact.
Kern and Campbell in the western city area report strong business after purchasing 54,000 pounds of Clarke county corn for grinding. A six pound shell is found on Main street during water line excavation by Sam Totty. The Star apologizes for late delivery due to a press breakdown and printing at The Times office. L Cappr is not injured when his horse slips on the ice in front of the hook and ladder hall.
The question set notes the Tin Can Tourist Convention will take place in Tampa Florida at one of the country’s largest trailer camps. Other items cover fundraising totals for the President's birthday balls, soup preferences, proper plurals in salutations, and various trivia facts from a quiz column.
Washington reports a developing trend toward an Anglo American trade pact as a core around which a trade peace policy may form. Officials warn that if talks fail, a sharper diplomatic corps will be needed. debates swirl about Spain China Japan France and Mussolini.
Tim contends with the murder of Adams and a grave letter marked Private and Confidential that could expose the killer. He tracks the envelope to Major and West, waits for officials, and prepares to confront the telegram of truth as dawn breaks.
Sports experts give Alabama only half a chance against California in the Rose Bowl. They cite no sure outcomes as football results often defy expert judgments, noting Alabama’s rose history and past upset results. The piece recalls Rose Bowl classics and cautions against betting against a dominant Tide by odds as high as 2 to 1.
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