Cordell Hull’s Democratic Nomination Prospects and State Dept Role
The article profiles Cordell Hull as a leading Democratic presidential prospect whose future depends on expanding the State Department to pursue reciprocal trade agreements. It traces Hull’s career from Congress beginning in 1906 through his tenure as Secretary of State, noting his tariff advocacy, opposition to Hawley Smoot, and role in 1932 prohibition debate, while praising his dignity and competence.
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Cordell Hull
State Department
Hull
Congress
Borah
Sabath
Illinois
House
Sheppard
Texas
Norris
Garner
Tennessee
Wilson
Bankhead
Rayburn
Harding
Democratic National Committee
New York City
United States Senate
Roosevelt
Mr. Hull
United States
Senate Finance Committee
Alfred E. Smith
Virginia
North Carolina
Chicago
Battle Against Beetles Sparks Health and Trade Talk
The article discusses post treaty tensions between Japan and the United States, economic penalties, and embargoes. It notes the Japanese beetle as a persistent threat and mentions a New Jersey golf course where grubs are exposed to a bacterium fatal to Japanese beetles, highlighting a biological control effort amid policy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
United States
New Jersey
Beetle Control Experiments Show Mixed Results
Under favorable conditions a large percentage of beetles curl up and die but no assurance exists that the remedy will protect shrubs trees and flowers. It has helped prevent sod ruin by the beetles and birds have spread the grub disease beyond the experiments, highlighting ironic challenges for scientists seeking a cure.
Beautify Route 11 by following Route 1 example
Editorial from Richmond News Leader urges Valley leaders and Chambers of Commerce to rally along Lee Highway for scenic beautification. Highlights voluntary business cooperation, orderly signs, and coordinated advertising to attract tourists, reduce garish storefronts, and improve first impressions of Virginia routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton News-Leader
Richmond News-Leader
Lee Highway
Washington
Richmond
Chambers of Commerce
Virginia
State Highway Commission
Alexandria
South Hill
General Assembly
Route One
A Paradox in Virginia Tax Policy on Liquor
Governor Price proposes a liquor tax aimed at funding education and welfare programs while arguing liquor undermines education. The piece notes liquor worsens poverty and disease, yet high consumption would supposedly finance its own replacement by supporting public services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Price
Virginia
Louis Beats Lewis in First Round Title Fight
Joe Louis knocks out John Henry Lewis in the opening round to retain the world heavyweight title. Rebels push government troops after Barcelona capture as the Spanish Civil War risked nearing a conclusion. Brucetown Woolen Mill offered for public auction following a year of insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
Spain
Barcelona
Brucetown
Senator Huey Long suspends inquiry amid snowbound county
Five years ago Senator Huey Long recesses his inquiry into what he called a plot to murder him until the first of next month. Snow closes county schools and blocks roads into Winchester. C.8. Campbell is promoted to assistant manager at Montgomery Ward in Bristol, having led the men's wear department locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Long
Winchester
Campbell
Montgomery Ward and Co
Bristol
Men’s Wear
Last family prom figure G Ernest Bantz dies in Baltimore
G Ernest Bantz prominent in county social life dies in a Baltimore hospital. An agriculture survey reports more cattle in Virginia with improved breeding. Friendship firemen attend their annual memorial service at Christ Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ernest Bantz
Baltimore
Virginia
Friendship
Christ Episcopal Church
Public figures laud effort as schools face crowding
Prof. N. D. Cool reports excellent attendance and work but says buildings are overcrowded. Rev. Herman H. Sherman praises a charity ball method used to raise funds in a sermon last Sunday. Rep. James Hay of Virginia district earns commendation for opposing a need to expand the U S army.
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N. D. Cool
Herman H. Sherman
Staunton
James Hay
Virginia
United States
Cold snap grips region amid heavy valley snow
Forty years ago extreme cold spreads across the area as heavy snow blankets the valley. Local business interests discuss uniting with several southern financiers to build an ice plant here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Virginia
Seven Quiz Questions From The Daily Quiz Page
Questions test geography science and history. Topics include El Salvador capital accuracy Niagara River location Finnish Relief Fund leadership pronunciation of dimeter crab classes and Rose Bowl origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of
el Salvador
Great Lakes
Niagara River
Finnish Relief Fund, Inc
Adolf Hitler
United States
Rio de Janeiro
Today’s Common Error Guideline
A guidance note warns against casual phrasing and urges using precise terms like engagement or appointment when referring to plans with a relative. The tip emphasizes clarity and formality in everyday speech.
How the Weather Controls Health
Weather affects energy and health through heat loss and climate. Cold and heat shift physiology, blood pressure, and infection risk, influencing military and civilian populations. The piece cites Dr. Clendening and Mills with notes on related medical observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Nature
C. A. Mills
University of Cincinnati
Tiny Tube of Nickel Drawn in Pennsylvania Plant
A minuscule nickel tube barely 1/385 inch wide with a hole 1/1428 inch across was produced in a Pennsylvania factory and could fill a cup of water after a month’s operation. The item is highlighted in Scott's Scrap Book and emphasizes extreme miniaturization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Paradise Is Here The Romantic Radio Star Party
Romany Haile and Cholly ONeill navigate a birthday party aboard a yacht deck as Dover Hayworth, Brent Nelson and Pee Wee Tyler mingle with Chicago society. Cholly confronts class snobbery from Pee Wee while revealing her Indiana farm roots and work as a piano player.
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Romany Haile
Cholly O'Neill
Brent Nelson
Romany
Dover Hayworth
Cholly
Tyra Noyes
Brent
Erry O'Rourke
Saxter Tree
Terry
Dover
Red-Head
Natalie
Pee Wee” Tyler
Chicago
Dove
Pee Wee Tyler
Dovie
Dave
Pee Wee
Chelly
Darling
Indiana
Randolph Street
Miss Tyler
O'Neils
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
Reader questions answered on government, science, and history. The column covers topics from constitutional resignation and meat inspection to national dances and historic bets with specific dates and figures.
New Up To Date Map of Europe for War Coverage
Purchase a large colored Europe map with current boundaries and tentative German and Russian occupation marks. Reverse side provides economic and political data. Offer from Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau, Washington, D. C. Ten cents post paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Europe
Poland
Germany
Russia
Washington
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Winchester Evening Star
H. P. Byrd, JR
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Department of State
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Clendening
Tropical
Arctic
Logan Clendening
Dolores del Rio
Lupe Velez
Raquel Torres
Ramon Navarro Leo Carrillo
Tito Guizar
Scott
U. S
Natal
Africa
R.j.scott
Evem
Etem
Nickei
Chapter
Debs
Chiago
Cissie
Dover's
Federal Meat Inspection Service
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Pittsburgh
Youngstown
Ohio
Bethlehem
Panama
Chile
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Holmes
Clemson College
South Carolina
Daniel Webster
Verge Lind
Castle Garen
Louisiana State Capitol
J. D. Stotler
R. F E. Collins
Collins
Baton Rouge
Lincoln
Library of Congress
Robert Lincoln
Lime Crest
Cleveland
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