Va. Politics in 1937 Governorship Contenders
Virginia voters in 1937 will face issues over state finance school reform government efficiency and tax relief. Observers note the outcome hinges on fiscal policy and leadership rather than personalities or party factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Essary
Virginia
Richmond News-Leader
News-Leader
News- Leader
Fred Essary
Washington
Baltimore Sun Today
James H. Price
Harry ¥. Byrd
Price
Senate
Answers to readers questions as The Evening Star offers
The page lists Q and A items from The Evening Star Information Bureau covering topics from tool angles and aging businesses to the Kiel Canal and Tintoretto. It includes notes on Mrs. Roosevelt, Jockey Ralph Neves, Field Museum, paper wood use, and a mix of art, history, and horticulture queries with concise answers and context.
Winchester Evening Star Publication Rates and Policies
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription and advertising rates including carrier and mail options, memorials and cards of thanks, display ad rules, and deadlines. It notes Associated Press news use rights and distribution practices for the newspaper in Winchester Virginia.
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Tenney, Woodward &York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chi- Company, Inc
Newcago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Peace of God Passes Understanding Keeps Believers
A devotional line from Philippians 4 7 emphasizes divine peace guarding hearts and minds in Christ Jesus, offering spiritual consolation and trust in hardship. The verse is cited for encouragement and faith grounding in daily life.
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God
Christ Jesus
First Lady and the Press Controversy Quieted by Roosevelt Decision
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt will discontinue press conferences until after the summer, a move seen as easing White House tensions ahead of the election. Observers note her forthright nature and potential to stir controversy, prompting careful handling by campaign strategists and Charley Michelson’s press HQ.
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White House
Roosevelt
Louis Howe
Albany
Navy
Cox
Steve Early
Early
Charley Michelson
Mrs. Roosevelt
Roanoke Times
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Fire And Penwipers
Will Rogers tells a humorous tale about a factory run by clockers and records. He exposes how spending on efficiency charts and spare penwipers wastes funds and prompts a drastic freeing of space. The response from New York details firing workers and burning records, which Rogers counters by starting penwiper production.
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New York
American News Features, Inc
Common Council blocks milk sale ordinance
One year ago the city Common Council blocked action on an ordinance to control the sale of milk. Italy prepared to move 120000 troops to Africa as war clouds gathered. Floods in upper New York state left forty dead and 5000 homeless. George Bentley sailed for Europe. Snapp family reunion planned for July 18.
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Common Council
Italy
Africa
New York State
George Bentley
Europe
Snapp
Pilots Forced Down Near Solo Mon Alaska
R L Robbins and Harold Jones are forced down at Solo Mon Alaska during a proposed hop from Seattle to Tokyo. Fresh air kiddies are due to arrive on July 24. Post office staff receive a four hour Saturday workday. W W F Anderson of Winchester wins the Virginia state trap shooters all around championship. Descendants of Col Cuthbert Powell undertake a pilgrimage to Llangollen estate.
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R. L. Robbins
Harold&. Jones
Solomon
Alaska
Seattle
Tokyo
Post Office
W.W. F. Anderson
Winchester
Virginia
Col. Cuthbert Powell
Llangollen
Local Notices and Social Updates From Cedarville and Winchester
Miss Anna Louise Barr and Henry Smallwood wed. Elizabeth Ann Raese and Fred C. Ridgeway marry. Gore family reunion planned at Cedarville. Winchester hosts carnival in July 1924 to benefit Firemen’s Welfare Association. Clyde Smith, 26, fatally injured after leaping from a car.
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Anna Louise Barr
Henry Smallwood
Elizabeth Ann Raese
Fred C. Ridgeway
W. Dyson Gore
Cedarville
Winchester
Firemen’s Welfare Association
Clyde Smith
Russell Cather Returns from Texas to Practice Law
Russell Cather comes home from Texas after planning to practice law there and says prospects there do not look favorable. Rev S W Kuhns is installed as pastor of Woodstock Lutheran Church. A train collision at Bridgeport Connecticut kills fourteen and injures many. John Massie excels as a detective for the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Wyoming admitted to Union on July 10 1890.
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Russell Cather
Texas
S. W. Kuhns
Woodstock Lutheran Church
Pigpen
Bridgeport
Conn
John Massie
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Political views on New Deal era campaigns in Washington
The piece analyzes Republican and Democratic campaign strategies in Washington as they respond to the New Deal era. It contrasts Republicans pressing for access to power with Democrats portraying themselves as attackers of a reactionary system, discusses past prosperity, drought impacts, and economic indicators including industrial output and national income.
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Washington, D. C
The
Wall Street Journal
Landon
Ments
Joan Spencer Returns to New York to Reunite with Julian Sloane
Joan Spencer, a schoolteacher and secretary to playwright Julian Sloane, moves into Sloane's summer house and contemplates independence. In New York she shops aggressively and plans a Friday dinner with admirer Alex Garrity, while Julian faces Europe business. Tension rises as romance and jealousy loom.
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Joan Spencer
Julian Sloane
Sloane
Sheila True
Julian
Sheila
Joan
Pierre Durand
Pierre
Alex Garrity
Europe
Blakeville
Susannah
New York
East Sixty-third Street
Madison and
Park
Grand Central Station
Boston
Mrs. Henderson
Alex
Ello
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J. Fred Essary
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Evening Star Information Bureau
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National Bureau of Standards
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A. H
Kiel
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Ralph Neves
Bay Meadows
San Mateo
California
Field Museum
Chicago
Field Museum of Natural History
North America
Richelieu
Ae River
James River
Newport News-James River
Crittenden
Chuckatuck Creek
Nansemond River
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Tennessee
Mississippi
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Marshall
Hickman
Ballard
Fulton
Carlisle
Graves
Calloway
United States
Jackson Purchase
Andrew Jackson
Isaac Shelby
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Tintoretto
A. R
Jacopo Robusti
Market Street
Philadelphia
Henry Sheaff
Charles H. Gabriel
Winchester Evening Star
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Evening Star
First Lady
the Press
Will Rogers
Wyoming
Union
S. P. Stewart
Central Press
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
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Drouth
Wall Street
Alexander Hamilton Institute
Central Press Associa
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Spencer
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Germany
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