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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1938
Page
4
Do Not Accept Blessings Without Appreaciation
A compact exhortation warns readers to rejoice and show gratitude to God, citing a biblical verse. The message emphasizes ongoing joy and appreciation in daily life.
Virginia Governor Price Inaugural Promotes Old Age Aid and Education
The inaugural address endorses an old age assistance plan for Virginia with an estimated 39 000 eligible and a five million dollar annual cost, supports local funding share, extends education expansion including vocational schools, and emphasizes highway safety and a pay-as-you-go road program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Price
Commission On Old Age Assistance
General Assembly
Alabama Mob Fury After Car Assault Arrest
In Greensboro Alabama a white woman was attacked when a man jumped into her car and choked her. Police arrested a 31 year old mill hand amid a growing mob as the husband urged restraint and claimed to be the aggrieved party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Evening Sun
Greensboro
Alabama
Srowd
Alabama's lynching bill pressure tests southern leadership
The piece notes Southern senators pushing an anti lynching bill in Washington and Alabama's sensitivity to lynching issues. It suggests Alabama's bid for Southern leadership faces heightened scrutiny and that a backward slide would spark scandal beyond minor errors in slower states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alabama
Nebraska's frugal government cited as model for fiscal policy
The article praises Nebraska for completing a ten million state house at low cost and funding projects on a pay as you go basis with no state debt. It notes a large road system financed without debt, no income or sales tax, and limited public improvements. The governor defends local control of federal relief and urges prudent, self funding governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lemley Dies in Stephens City at Democratic Leader
Robert A. Lemley longtime member of the county Democratic committee dies at his home in Stephens City. J W Newcome bids 22725 for clerk's office improvements as other bids are reviewed. River flooding along Shenandoah up eight feet and Ohio river rising driving thousands from homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
Ohio
Robert A. Lemley
County
Democratic Committee
Stephens City
J. W. Newcome
Suspect in Middleburg murder refuses extradition in Boston
George Crawford, sought for the murder of wealthy Mrs Isley and her maid in Middleburg last year, refuses to waive extradition while held in Boston for robberies. Max Krol, under indictment for embezzlement at Arthur Jones Woolen Mill, seeks admittance to a Naval hospital in Long Island citing poor health. Reardon asks New York officials to send a man here. John C Cammer installed at the consts of the Winchester Camp of Modern Woodmen of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crawford
Middleburg
Frederick county road head elected in local returns
G. M. Carson won the election to lead the Frederick county road system. R. Powell Page of Boyce is reelected head of the Clarke County Horse and Colt Show for 1928. Candidates for city offices must file notices for the April Democratic primary within the next three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Carson
Frederick
R. Powell Page
Boyce
Clarke County
Horse and Colt Show
Local court fines Morgan Anderson for milk code violations
Mrs Emma G Cather dies at her home in this county near Clearbrook. The Bentztown Bard is to speak at the Golden Rule Bible Class Sunday meeting. Mr and Mrs William M Bowen celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Anderson
Emma G. Cather
Clearbrook
Folger McKinsey
William M. Bowen
Former foreman returns to reopen Winchester mill
F W Quantz, ex foreman of the Winchester Paper Mill, returns to straighten the plant for reopening and to employ 100 men. Hattie Henry and Annie Grim host a neck tie and apron party at the Marion Andersons home. Police disperse groups singing near female boarding schools. Fred Baker shows an 1800 New York paper with Washington death and funeral notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Quantz
Winchester
Hattie Henry
Annie Grim
Marion Andersons
Fred Baker
New York
George Washington
The Colonels Rubbers Poem Takes Center Stage
The Star prints a light verse by G. E. P. noting modern footwear for soldiers. The piece contrasts historic barefoot campaigns with the Colonel's shiny rubber feet, framing it as a witty homage to progress and posterity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Napoleon
Alexander
Ceasar
Knowledge Quiz From a Past Daily
A compilation of quiz questions and answers covers topics from the Automobile Association's size to Lindbergh's early ranks, Liechtenstein's army absence, Mesopotamian archaeology, Sun Yat sen's program, tobacco production by state, knighthood for Irving, donkey domestication, Melbourne's naming, Highlands Arkansas peach say, Oxford Group books, copperheads in Civil War, the Big Apple dance, and Mexican jumping beans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Confederacy
Congress
Peace Party
Spy adventures of Ickes and Hawkshaws teased before Senate
Washington January previews of the Interior Department satire star Harold Ickes draw mixed reviews. Burlew as the misunderstood man shines while Ickes leads as a daring cabinet figure in a plot about embezzlement and wire tapping. Senators weigh investigation risks and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harold Ickes
Hawkshaws
Senate Committee
Interior Department
Mr. Gravis
Mr. Burlew
Mr. Ickes
Gravis
Buriew
Ickes
Interior Reclamation Bureau
Colorado
Senate
Adams
Barkley
Garner
Farley
Steve Barry
Love and secrets unfold at society dance
In a midnight tale, Jerry confronts Bernice about her secret marriage to Lionel while Mimi faces a choice between true love and a life of comfort. Tension rises as lovers negotiate money, duty, and loyalty amid ballroom gaiety and whispered plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Jerry
Lionel
Mimi
Mim
Olga
Andy
Maine
Mother
Melrose Park Cupid Fines Collected in Florida Meeting
Lewis Peters founder of a Bachelors' Club and Margaret Misch nurse head of the Spinsters' Club paid their fines in Florida. Peters enforced a $200 penalty on members felled by cupid and Misch collected $25 fines from her followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lewis Peters
Melrose Park
Margaret Misch
Miss Misch
Peters
Florida
Life Begins At 92 as Veteran Weds Bride in Montana
Washington A. Uncle Billy Boyer, a Civil War veteran from Red Lodge, Montana, declared life begins at 92 as he marries Dolly E. Trot. The ceremony joins a long life of service with a new union in his hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Lodge
Mont
Washington A
Billy’ Boyer
Dolly E. Trot
Wedding trip plans for Gettysburg reunion in Pennsylvania
A couple ages 71 plan a wedding trip to the annual G A R reunion at Gettysburg Pennsylvania. The notice mentions prompt delivery for the Evening Star in Winchester and that there is no charge for this service by POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Gettysburg
Winchester
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Winchester Evening Star
H. F. Byrd, JR
Theevening Star Publishing Co
Winchester, Va
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Baltimore Sun
BY Frederic J. Haskin
Automobile Association
Lindbergh
National Guards of
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Liechtenstein
Switzerland
Austria
Mesopotamia
Pepe Gorra
Nineveh
China
Sun Yatsen
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O— Q
W. F
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K. H
Valley of the
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United States
B. A
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Arkansas
Oxford Group
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FE. B. A
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World Corpright
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Messrs
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Morrenthau
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Trae 5
King Features Syndicate
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Mordenitz
Germany
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America
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Iss
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Father
Mimis
Orfer
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