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A verse from Luke urges a father to give bread to his son who asks. It contrasts with offering a stone or a fish that becomes a serpent, highlighting parental care and reasonable provision.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1937
Page
4
Upholding Wire Tapping Sparks Court Debate
An old 1928 Supreme Court ruling approving federal wire tapping is contrasted with a new case argued before the Court. Dissenters Brandeis Holmes emphasize that government lawbreaking breeds contempt and urges the Court to reverse and stop such ignoble acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Holmes
Brandeis
Stone
Butler
The American Protest to Japan
The piece argues Japan must be pressured to discipline its army after Panay incidents. It warns that without firm U.S. demands backed by Congress and public support, Japanese military leaders may escalate attacks in Asia, undermining civilian authority and Western prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panay
United States
China
Japan
Congress
Asia
No Withdrawal From War Zone Says U S Leader
A U S stance rejects pulling back from the war zone in the Orient. The administration warns against panic surrender of rights and urges firm, moderate demands to protect unchallenged U S interests amid vast Asian ties and a multi nation conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Asia
Orient
Germany
British Columbia Sees Push to Ban Liquor Ads
Socialist members of the British Columbia Legislature push to abolish all liquor advertising as liquor consumption rises. Critics say the government relies on revenues from alcohol, limiting spending on administration while liquor tax income grows. Public opposition to advertising is noted as mobilization by elected representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
British Columbia
United States
Radio reception opens for inmates at Minnesota prison
Variety notes that radio access is now allowed for inmates at Minnesota State Prison. Survey interest could be high since listeners are often at home. Many expect inmates to stay with the final episode of serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota State Prison
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin columns
A reader can learn answers to various fact questions from the Evening Star Information Bureau. The page lists responses on subjects from Jewish football players to oil prices, stock exchange employment, beer drinking cities, horseradish making, education terms, construction spending, Mayor LaGuardia, London’s mayor, table setting, Boy Scout history, youth surveys, Homer Davenport, sedan chairs, the Catskill Aqueduct, and road map giveaways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Paralytic illness rumors surround Pope Pius at Vatican
News of Other Years notes growing belief that a paralytic illness may prove fatal to Pope Pius at Vatican City. Mr and Mrs C A Hobart welcome a son Chester Anthony born last Monday. H E Biggs of Front Royal wins in the American Oil Company contest. Game Warden Pingley warns local hunters to follow the game code amid numerous violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Pius
Vatican City
C. A. Hobart
Chester Anthony
H. E. Biggs
Front Royal
Big American Oil Company
Pingley
Axes ready for largest anti trust prosecutions in U S
Washington reports a confidential Justice Department plan to hire about 20 assistant attorneys general to pursue extensive anti trust prosecutions. Robert Jackson will lead, arguing to follow FTC evidence and target price fixers amid a broader political clash over war referendum ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Justice Department
Cummings
Anti-Trust
Robert Jackson
Jackson
Federal Trade Commission
Federal Reserve
Eccles
Roosevelt
Hull
Ludlow
Communist Party of
New York State
Socialist Party of New York
Communist League of New York
Socialist League of New York
Young People’s Socialist League of New York
Communist Party
House Judiciary Committee
United May Day Committee
Ham Fish
New York
Local estates manager ends life as holidays near
Milton S. Pyle, longtime manager of the Gilpin estate in Clarke county, ends his life with a pistol after being indisposed. Local turkey prices fall to 14 cents as holidays approach, with nationwide low demand. Wilbur M. Krise, Martinsburg, to move here with his family to lead duties at Northern Virginia Power Co. Officer E. B. Hinkins is ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton S. Pyle
Gilpin
Clarke County
Wilbur M. Krise
Martinsburg
Northern Virgina Power Co
West Virginia
E. B. Hinkins
Handley School to Erect Large Christmas Tree
Ten years ago the Handley school planned a large Christmas tree on school property to be decorated with lights. Mrs. Frank M. Reynolds was set to sing at a special Christmas program at the First Christian Church. Berkeley County fruit growers sent several bushels of apples to President Coolidge as a holiday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley School
Frank M. Reynolds
First Christian Church
Berkeley County
W. Va
President Coolidge
Local Couple Wed as Judge Branney Plans Retirements
Twenty five years ago David H Senciadiver wed Esther V Yeakley at the bride's home near Clearbrook. Judge Henry Branney of Winchester retires after 53 years on West Virginia courts. L Lupton reelected president of the Eastern Fruit Growers Association. Wilmer Shryock and Carl Kremer to represent Winchester schools in debate against Martinsburg High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Senciadiver
Esther V. Yeakley
Clearbrook
Henry Branney
Winchester
Supreme Court
West Virginia
L. Lupton
Eastern Fruit Growers Association
Wilmer Shryock
Carl Kremer
Martinsburg
Local Dentist Injured by Shattered Bottle During Sedative
Forty years ago in Winchester Dr. Harry Carper, a local dentist, suffers painful hand injuries when a glass bottle breaks while administering a sedative. The community praises pure water, and Arthur Washington and Taylor Morgan, colored, are fined for shooting craps in an alley, caught by officers McCartney and Neville. Young Thomas Keating is ill at his Main Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Carper
Winchester
Arthur Washington
Taylor Morgan
McCartney and
Neville
Thomas Keating
Main Street
Edison Demonstrates First Incandescent Electric Light
On December 20, 1879 Thomas A. Edison publicly demonstrates the incandescent electric light in New York, marking a pivotal advance in electrical illumination and launching the modern electric light era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Love at First Sight in the Senate Dining Room
A country boy recalls his first romance with Mimi Le Brun, granddaughter of a Missouri senator. He watches her across the room during Theodore Roosevelt era politics, drawn by her poise and detachment in a Washington dining hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Missouri
Roosevelt
Theodore
White House
Senate
Mimi le Brun
Jerry
St. Louisans
St. Louis
Washington Visit Reveals Uncle Jerry’s Hidden Lifelong Habit
In Washington during a February visit I observe a change in Uncle Jerry as he spends evenings away and dines with a blond woman while I write about my adventures. He works the capitol daily, steering favors in committees to push western state aims, a pattern I witness firsthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Jerry
Washington
Senate
Fifteenth Street
Jerry
Theresa
Capitol
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