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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1938
Page
4
Advertising rates and masthead note dated December 24 1938
Classified rates three cents per word with minimum 25 cents for copy and 100 per rated line for memorials and cards of thanks. Display ads must be in by 9 PM. transient rates 45 cents per inch. Agency offices listed in multiple cities. Associated Press rights noted. Happy Landing biblical verse from Psalms 37:37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oodward and Company, Inc
New York
Detroit City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Indictment of WPA Hopkins follows Roosevelt reshuffle
The piece attacks Harry Hopkins and Aubrey Williams as the public’s disliked leaders of the WPA. It notes Roosevelt’s appointment of Hopkins as Secretary of Commerce and Williams as National Youth Administrator. It argues the relief agency is purged of the two figures and urges further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Hopkins
WPA
Senate
Harry Hopkins
Hopkins
Gallup
Roosevelt
Mr. Hopkins
Daniel C. Roper
Aubrey Williams
Col
Francis C. Harrington
Williams
Democratic Party
Arthur Krock
NEW York Times
Garner Critique of WPA Leadership Sparks Labor Debate
Advice from Mr. David Lasser of the Workers Alliance condemns Col. Harrington’s WPA appointment and endorses Aubrey Williams. Lasser links Roosevelt’s policy to John Garner and argues that following Garner’s counsel would have altered recent primary rebukes and sit down strikes, affecting the country’s economic footing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lasser
Workers Alliance
Col. Harrington
WPA
Aubrey Williams
Lasser
Harrington
Roosevelt
John Garner
Garner
John L. Lewis
Harold Ickes
Tommy Cocoran
Business Leaders Deny Roper Resignation Aimed at Hopkins?
Richmond News-Leader reports that council members deny claims the Commerce Secretary's advisory panel resigned to push Harry Hopkins as his successor. The piece notes businessmen favor a fellow member over the WPAs crusading chief amid protest over spending policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News-Leader
Secretary of Commerce
Roper
Business Advisory Council
Harry L. Hopkins
Roosevelt
Works Progress Administration
Exsocial worker wary of Hopkins appointment amid council doubts
The council debates Hopkins as a potential head noting fear of political influence. Some members privately favor quiet stance while warning a courtier like Hopkins could steer the Commerce Department to favor business elites over national leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Business Council
White House
Department of Commerce
Attracting Industry Through Tourism Insight
Ben F. Moomaw, Roanoke Chamber of Commerce secretary, argues that promoting tourism boosts local industry. He cites that hotels and merchants recapture tourist dollars as wages, and urges broad community involvement and appealing to manufacturers to secure industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Moomaw
Skyline-Shenandoah Scenic Route Association
Waynesboro
Moomaw
Roanoke Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Ford to contest NLRB charges in higher courts
The Ford Motor Co declared itself a violator of the National Labor Relations Act and said it will fight the charges in U S higher courts. An apology from Japan accepts responsibility for the sinking of the U S Gunboat Panay in Chinese waters. Mrs R G Chapin dies at the Betsy Ross from heart failure while seated at a fountain. The marriage of Miss Edna Holland and Norman Ochs, performed on Thanksgiving, is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Motor Co
U. S
America
Panay
R. G. Chapin
Betsy Ross
Edna Holland
Norman Ochs
Hoax Alleged on Stanley Plant Plans Uncovered
Report recalls a five year old scheme to build a Stanley Manufacturing Company branch plant that was deemed a gigantic hoax. A car and a corpse were found off the highway between Berryville and Charles Town by Henry S. Baker after lying there for many hours. Snow covers much of the eastern U S as Winchester enjoys its first white Christmas in years. Miss Margret Newlin and Mr. George Lutz are to wed quietly at Grace Lutheran Parsonage tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Manufacturing Company
Berryville
Charles Town
Henry S. Baker
United States
Winchester
Margret Newlin
George Lutz
Grace Lutheran
Thorny
Sara Sue
Ory
Miss Po
Geraldine
Autry
Inauguration Hoover Ten Years Ago March Budget
Prominent Winchester journalist Daniel B. Conrad dies and will be buried locally. Miss E Virginia Reynolds and Mr Robert F Lantz marry and will reside in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. Conrad
Winchester
Virginia
E. Virginia Reynolds
Robert F. Lantz
Legislature approves tax removal on bank deposits
Twenty five years ago the Virginia State Legislature moved to remove a tax on bank deposits after banks complained of withdrawn accounts. Circuit Judges salaries in Virginia were raised by 500 dollars annually, a five percent teacher pay increase was urged. Frank Woodward a longtime local barber who moved here 27 years ago died at home. An article in Country Gentleman by Barton Wood Currie praised the Shenandoah Valley during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Frank Woodward
Country Gentleman Magazine
Shenandoah Valley
Barton Wood Currie
Winchester's 98-year-old Mrs Fletcher Celebrates Birthday
Forty years ago Mrs Rebecca Fletcher the oldest resident of Winchester at 98 marked her birthday in good health. World scientists anxiously anticipate a total lunar eclipse on December 27. A marriage license was issued to Martha E Brill and Benjamin E Hauptman, both residents of the county. William R Alexander a prominent criminal lawyer and former congressional nominee from the area died after a prolonged illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Fletcher
Winchester
Martha E. Brill
Benjamin E. Hauptman
William R. Alexander
Answers to Questions from Frederic J. Haskin
A reader questions a range of topics from money value of cocoa to McKinley’s assassin, Lake Mead capacity, and Will Rogers scholarships. Historical Q and A span economics, biographies, science, law, and cuisine with dated references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Advance Orders for Uncle Sam's Almanac 1939
The Information Bureau directs readers to mail advance orders for the 1939 Almanac to Washington D C. Enclose ten cents in coin for a copy and include name and address. Orders should arrive before January 1 to ensure delivery before the New Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskins
Washington, D. C
United States
Two Swiss Conductors Show Opposite Manners in Travel
A summer encounter in Switzerland contrasted two railroad conductors. One was gracious, helpful, and eager to assist a traveler with timetables maps and baggage, reflecting natural ease. The other was rude and demanding over luggage, charging extra and dismissive, highlighting how attitude shapes the travel experience as echoed by Dawes and Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Emily Post
Me Whele Lays One Of The Most Peculiar Eggs
R. J. Scott reports on Me Whele presenting a remarkable egg, described as highly unusual, drawing attention for its unique features and novelty in the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ME Whele
Wilbur C Hall urged for Virginia Conservation post
A Virginias delegation urged Governor Price to reappoint Wilbur C Hall as chair of the Virginia Conservation Commission when his term expires December 31. He is credited with expanding Fairy Stone Park and boosting Virginia tourism, with tourists spending an estimated 256 million dollars last year. The piece argues his experience justifies continuation in the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville Daily Bulletin
Price
Wilbur C. Hall
Virginia Conservation Commission
Hall
The
Conservation Commission
Virginia
Fairy Stone Park
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