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Advertising rates and terms listed with word counts and pricing. General guidance includes two cent per word copy with name and address, 25 cent per year, and 9 PM deadline the day before publication. Transient rate 45 cents per inch. Contracts rates on application.
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Campe
The Unfairness of The National Labor Relations Board
Judge Smith of Alexandria leads a House probe into the National Labor Relations Board. Critics from employers and the AFL claim the board unfairly favors certain unions and infringes property and personal rights. Hearings before the Smith committee are cited as vital for due process protections.
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National Labor Relations Board
Green
American Business
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Combs to Return as Senate Clerk Amid Byrd Era Shifts
Reprinted editorial notes E R Combs rose from Russell County clerkship to top Byrd era posts and his 1940 senate clerkship signals a climate change. It notes his restlessness for action and predicts the clerkship will be a stepping stone to broader opportunity rather than a quiet retirement.
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Combs
Byrd Organization
Senate
O. V. Hangér
State Senate
Administration
Compensation Board
House
Wheelhorses
Griffith Dodson
Ashton Dovell
Col
Joseph Button
Marshall B. Booker
Deafness Criteria in Teacher Regulations Examined
New York medical specialists argue teachers with hearing loss over 20 percent should be dropped though the figure is debated. Psychologists warn of peculiar behaviorism and distortions in class as self defense to handicap awareness. Emphasizes student welfare and possible retention of brilliant exceptions.
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New York
We Don't Like It Lynchburg News Opinion
Ernest Lindley argues the budget is a heavy concession to politics in an election year. The Philadelphia Record calls the cuts a strategic retreat to avoid a party split. Friends and foes claim motives, while critics say the president uses clever trickery. We insist the words misrepresent the President.
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Lynchburg News
Ernest Lindley
New Deal
Philadelphia Record
Roosevelt
Rhodes Elected President of Middletown State Bank
M H Rhodes becomes president of the Middletown State Bank for its 34th year. A new quarry opens near Middletown by the M J Grove Lime Co of Stephens City and Frederick Maryland. Roosevelt presents a 552000000 National Defense program to Congress.
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M. H. Rhodes
Middletown
City groups discuss new combined armory market plans
Committees from the City Council and county Board meet to discuss definite plans for a combined armory, community building and public market place. Byron O. Brumback is installed as Master of the County Subordinate Grange. Mary Pickford and Doug Fairbanks are divorced in three minute court action at Hollywood.
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Byron O. Brumback
Grange
Mary Pickford
Doug Fairbanks
Hollywood
Fire destroys Lee Baking Co causing $250000 loss
President Hoover urges stronger Volstead act in a message to federal law enforcement officers. Mrs Bessie M Anderson dies after a long series of paralytic attacks.
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Lee Baking Co
President Hoover
Bessie M. Anderson
Wheat price inquiry eyed as Congressmen push action
Twenty five years ago Congressmen favor an inquiry into high wheat prices amid suspicions of speculation manipulating market. The nineteenth annual convention of the State Horticulture Society opens with T N Thompson presiding. J D Grim is elected captain of South End Hose Co.
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State Horticulture Society
T. N. Thompson
J. D. Grim
South End Hose Co
Forty Years Ago Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Anderson
Fortieth anniversary celebration noted for Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson at their home. Rouss Pire Co names committees to plan annual banquet honoring C B Rouss with budget of 1000 dollars or more. A buggy seat and whip were stolen from Jim Hott's buggy while he was in town on business.
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Robert Anderson
Rouss Pire Co
C. B. Rouss
Jim Hott
Answers to Questions from the Winchester Information Bureau
A compilation of quiz Q A exchanges covering poll taxes in Alabama Georgia Virginia Mississippi Tennessee Arkansas Texas and South Carolina. It also includes facts on archery distances in 1939 polio epidemics infantile paralysis and other trivia about Mary Fidler Rome China and dogs turning around before lying down.
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Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Mississippi
Tennessee
Arkansas
Texas
South Carolina
National Archery Association
Ken Wilhelm
Vermo
Calif
Wilhelm
Household Budget Booklet 1940 available for ten cents
Learn to save and budget income with practical guidance from the Household Budget Booklet 1940. The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau offers a ten cent postpaid copy, with a coupon and space for name address and payment.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Winchester Evening Star _ Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
The
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Scott's Scrap Book Item Sparks Fashion Symbol Debate
A fragment from Scott's Scrap Book notes sexual symbolism in clothing with a claim that men wear horizontal stripes and women wear an H motif vertically. The text is garbled and lacks clear attribution or date.
Paradise Is Here in Studio Turmoil and Romantic Nearby T
Alma Sioux Scarberry narrates Baxter’s struggle in a Chicago radio agency as Cain Delacorte rewrites his script Paradise Is Here. Tensions flare between Baxter and Delacorte while Lane polishes the project for a sponsor. Romany, Baxter’s friend, catches attention in the control room and a dinner date looms as Brent Nelson schemes to meet her.
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Baxter
Chicago
Byrd-Cromwell Agency
Miller
Bax
Bob Lane
Lane
Tree
Stan Miller
Cain Delacorte
Delacarte
Mr. Delacarte
Delacorte
Byrd
Cain
Paradise
WPA
Romany
Cissie
Glamor Gal
Seven of the Daily Quiz Questions
A list of ten quiz prompts asks: chief coal constituent, Ebro country, Alberto Guani's republic, Beehive State nickname, tarpon meaning, definition of chronology, pronunciation of commandant, botanical term for hardwoods, Dodecanese ownership, and square yards in an acre.
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Ebro
Alberto Guani
Dodecanese Islands
Old English Style Advice on Tomorrow’s Travel
A guidance note contrasts modern phrasing with older forms advising avoiding plain future tense. It cites an example urging readers to say I think I shall go down town to morrow rather than I calculate to go down town tomorrow.
Acne Trouble In Adolescence And Its Treatments
Dr. Logan Clendening discusses acne in teens, noting emotional toll and varied responses to treatments. He cautions against extreme diet restrictions, outlines local skin care, comedone extraction, and other methods, and mentions seven pamphlets available for readers.
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Clendening
Logan Clendening
Professor warns students by botulinum example
In Storrs Connecticut Dr Milton J Foter of the University of Connecticut describes why a professor should not stick out his tongue in a bacteriology class He recounts a student handling a syringe full of poison and a liquid splash striking him He notes that 84 ten millionths of a gram of botulinum taken orally could kill in ten minutes and a pint could dispatch all armies in the world.
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