Winchester Evening Star Publication Details and Rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists editor H F Byrd Jr and publication details. Subscription rates by mail and carrier are provided for various terms, with a national advertising rep firm named Tenney Woodward & Company listed for multiple cities.
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Tenney, Woodward & Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Sins of Injustice Quote from Amos 5 12
A biblical verse from Amos 5 12 condemns manifold transgressions. It notes afflicting the just accepting bribes and turning aside the poor at the gate from their right.
Test City Campaign Aims to Boost Appalachian Apples
Appalachian Apples plans a test city campaign in Baltimore with half page ads and radio spots to promote the King of Fruits. About 1400 Baltimore grocery stores will participate under the slogan use more apples, as growers track results for feasibility of broader advertising.
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Appalachian Apples, Inc
Baltimore
King of Fruits
Cooperation Necessary for Virginia Fruit Survey
The Federal State Crop Report ing Service seeks cooperation from Virginia apple and peach growers for a commercial survey to secure complete and accurate information on varieties planted and future production. The data will help forecast annual fruit production and guide orchard practices, with emphasis on the need for broad grower participation to ensure usefulness.
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Federal
Virginia
Department of Agriculture
Il Duce and Marriage Proceeds Amid Family Tension
The article notes Mussolini in Rome reacting to his eldest son Vittorio's plan to wed a penniless but socially elite woman. Mussolini cares only about health and fertility, showing royal indifference to tradition while Vittorio faces a tense family moment.
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Edward VIII
I Duce
Rome
Vittorio
Italy
Mussolini
Il Duce
False choice in brackets alters marriage bets
A man contemplates his ideal light and a portrait to describe for self edification and for Benito. He discovers that within brackets No 1 and No 2 the outcome of who he marries does not matter, provoking consternation.
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Benito
Milk Bars Spread Across Scotland From Rail Station Start
Milk bars begun in Glasgow at a railroad station quickly drew crowds and spread to major cities and rural areas. Dairy lunches feature milk or buttermilk with cheese and crackers, while Scots seek milk based drinks with fruit flavors and novelty names like Cure That Cough and Husky Throats.
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Glasgow
Scotland
Answer to Questions Service Notice
The Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington D C offers readers factual answers by writing to Frederic J Haskin director and enclosing three cents for a reply. The notice provides the procedure to obtain information through the information bureau.
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Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Foreign Legion in Spanish loyalist army International Column
The International Column comprises about 3,500 soldiers forming two brigades in the Loyalist forces. This unit represents foreign volunteers aiding the Spanish cause.
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Murder in the Abbey Ends Meet for Reid at Paynton Manor
Jack Reid, suspected to be the killer of Sir Henry Severinge, stays at Colonel Graham's Paynton Manor after being invited to supervise the estate. Reid and Sylvia Lawrence plan to uncover danger within the house while fear of an outside spy lingers. The Colonel's fear, bloodhounds, and a secluded eyrie room set a tense mood as the mystery deepens.
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Jack Reid
Henry Severinge
Reid
Richard Selden
Scotland Yard
Hilda
Eric Colindale
Colonel Graham
Sir Henry
Thornton
Helden
Hucks
Holden
Jelden
Colinjale
Severinge
Sylvia
Jack
Marian
James
Mr. Reid
Paynton Manor
Abbey
Graham
Ramdas
Colone
Coats
Fyce
Cloud Over Recovery in 1936 Economy and Labor Strikes
The 1936 commerce secretary report shows progress toward recovery but notes lingering depression below 1928-29 levels. Labor unrest, especially in autos, risks delaying 1937 recovery. The Free Press supports unions yet calls for honesty from both sides and warns that aggressive tactics could hinder business confidence and timing.
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United States
Secretary of Commerce
Free Press
Virginia lawmaker refunds unearned pay in beer session
Blackburn Moore of Clarke and Frederick counties and Winchester returns 288 dollars of 360 for a week's work. The House of Delegates member says the refund shows conscience and fairness and suggests other scions follow suit to spare the state extra session costs.
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Virginia
Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
Clarke
Frederick
Winchester
Will Rogers Humorous Story About King Edward and Prince David
A narrator recalls a Will Rogers tale told by a well dressed Englishman. The story features King Edward and the young Prince of Wales dining with a guest while the king is reminded not to speak until addressed. The punch line reveals a worm on the lettuce salad.
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Prince of Wales
Edward
David
American News Features, Inc
King Edward VIII Begins Reign After George V’s Death
The 1936 transition sees Edward VIII ascend the throne following the passing of King George V. The era opens amid a broader note on national affairs including WPA surveys, a Legion banquet planned at the George Washington Hotel, and local efforts to restore fire-damaged dental offices and street cleaning equipment as winter weather looms.
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Edward VIII
England
George V
F. W. Bailey
R. V. Conrad Post
American Legion
George Washington Hotel
Edwin C. Yost
Middleburg
Near
Futu
What s What at a Goence Washington Vor
Two new associations form in Washington aiming for national reach. One is an urban tenants group, the other proposes Human Beings Incorporated to defend humans against machines. Organizers invite contact at the National Press Club.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
William A. duPuy
Charles A. Hamilton
National Press Club
Youre Telling Me Satirical Notes From William Britt
A potpourri of light observations mocks Nazi revival for Norse worship and overalls for sit down strikes. Nostalgic quips note Britain’s gas mask aid to babies, grass weed variety, Roosevelt cabinet growth, and land drift toward conflict with a playful punch at Milly the typewriter.
Entomologist Walter Hough Known Citizen of Winchester
Walter S. Hough entomologist in charge of the Winchester Research Laboratory was born January 3 1893 in Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. He studied at Mt Valparaiso Stanford Ohio State and served in the U S Army 1918 19. He is an inspector for the Department of Agriculture and a fellow of multiple scientific societies. He is married to Fern Marsden with two children and collects insects as a hobby.
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Walter 8S. Hough
Winchester Research Laboratory
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Mt. Valparaiso University
Stanford University
Ohio State University
Ohio State
U.S. Army
Chemical Warfare
Cleveland
Federal Department of Agriculture
Virginia Experiment Station
Entomological Society of America
American Association of Economic Entomologists
American Chemical Society
Virginia Academy of Science
Society For the Advancement of Science In America
United Brethren Church
Fern Marsden
Indiana
Barbara Ann
Don Marsden
Speech Honors Lee by Capt Gordon at Local Meeting
Capt William A Gordon eulogizes Lee in a speech to a local group. A Black revival sponsored by the Winchester Ministerial Association begins meetings lasting ten nights. Lady Godiva shows at a local theatre. Miss Mable Frye elected president of Middletown Agriculture School senior class.
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Bridges
R. E. Byrd
Coolidge
Béquint
Handley Gym
Bryan Conrad
Rotary Club
Robert E. Lee
Sands
Middleburg
Martha T. Sands
William A. Gordon
Lee
Winchester Ministerial Association
Lady Godiva
Mable Frye
Middletown Agriculture School
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Henri Bernstein
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Warner Oland
Miriam Hopkins
Carnegie Foundation
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Faust
Great Britain
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Will Rogers
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Berryville
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