Out in the Open on AFL CIO Breakup Talks
A public dispute over the breakdown of peace talks between the AFL and CIO is laid bare. The piece questions what progress was made, why unity failed, and whether either side will refrain from rivaling the other in key labor sectors.
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John L. Lewis
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Roosevelt
Aocne
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
A compiled Q and A column covers topics from Clem McCarthy word counts in fights to junior college totals, the Allentown Band, Washington Monument sway, Italy's Chamber of Deputies, prize magazines, and US Japan fishing treaties with Alaska. It preserves era voices and specifics like Armstrong and Louis Schmelings rounds, 1938 fascist reforms, and 1939 March changes.
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Clem McCarthy
Henry Armstrong
Chamber of Deputies
Uncle Sam's Almanac advertised as best value dime edition
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau promotes UNCLE SAM'S ALMANAC with claims of high customer satisfaction and rapid reprint. Readers are urged to send a dime via a coupon for a copy, addressed to Washington D C, with name and address fields.
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Winchester
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Sam
Frederic J. Gaskin
Associated Press News Reprint Rights
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republish all AP dispatched and locally credited news in this paper, ensuring full access to national and local reporting for readers.
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Associated Press
Lord Delays to Show Mercy in Isaiah Writ
A biblical verse from Isaiah 30 18 is cited noting the Lord delays to show mercy and exaltation for those who wait for him. The passage emphasizes God as judge and the blessing for those who rely on his timing.
England Must Stand Ready to Face Hitler and Japan
The piece argues England failed to show force at Munich and faces Japan in the Orient while remaining firm against Hitler in Europe. It suggests England can deter Germany by maintaining arms and promises to help France if war comes, urging repeal of the arms embargo to aid democracies.
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England
Japan
Hitler
Europe
Munich
Danzig
Poland
France
Germany
United States
U. S
What Then WPA Reliefers Strikes Over Wages
The piece argues that WPA workers authorized to produce goods for relief find their hours extended to match prevailing wages, while protests emerge against the security wage. It discusses political pressure on relief program administrators and the potential demand to extend relief to those who refuse or cannot work, raising questions about future policy.
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WPA
First Tennessee legal liquor sale in Chattanooga
Chattanooga opened eleven legal liquor stores as Hamilton county led the state under the local option law. The first day saw far fewer drunkenness arrests than usual, while stores reported strong business and revenue, casting doubt on whether legalization reduces drunkenness by a large margin.
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Tennessee
Chattanooga
Hamilton County
Eleanor Parrish Meets Dennis Pryor at Grace’s Party
Eleanor Parrish, a bored novelist, meets mining engineer Dennis Pryor at Grace Mordecai's party. Pryor challenges her with pointed questions about her marriage and past, sparking a complex attraction. Grace arranges a dinner where Pryor will stay as a guest, prompting Eleanor to plan a decisive move about her life.
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Mordecai
Great Neck
Grace Mordecain
Dennis Pryor
Liontine
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Dennis
Eleanor Parrish
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Paul
Phillip
Darling
Trivia Quiz From The Daily Page Two
Seven sample questions ask capital of Costa Rica Mars moons diplomatic rank photometer pronunciation Jamaica ownership Tales of a Traveller author Roman numerals 1812 Western Open winner Idaho’s main river and definition of a spherometer.
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Costa
Mars
Jamaica
Idaho
Todays Common Error Climb Down Phrase Clarified
A linguistics note explains the proper usage of climb down versus get down to avoid incorrect phrasing. It emphasizes that climb means ascend and should not replace phrases indicating lowering actions.
Notable Promotions and Honors in Earlier Virginia Sports Notices
Lieut. George Miller is appointed captain of the Virginia National Guard Rifle Team. Halford Red Baker receives a four year athletic scholarship to the University of Tennessee. Miss Jane Temple becomes the bride of Harold Potts at the home of the bride's parents in Berryville.
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Lieut
George Miller
Virginia National Guard
Halford “Red’’ Baker
University of Tennessee
Jane Temple
Harold Potts
Berryville
Stolen Savings of West Virginia Farmer Spark Theft Report
Jefferson Davis, a prominent Hampshire County farmer in West Virginia, loses his entire savings from his home while his family attends church. A Winchester report says union organizers plan to form a local textile workers chapter in the city.
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Jefferson Davis
Hampshire County
W. Va
Davis
Winchester
Jones Woolen Mill President Arrested for Embezzlement
Arthur G. Jones of Jones Woolen Mill is jailed on charges of embezzling company funds. Mr and Mrs Howrrd Cahill are summoned to Baltimore for the double funeral of Mrs Cahill's parents August and Elizabeth Heil.
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Arthur G. Jones
Jones Woolen Mill
Howrrd Cahill
Baltimore
August Heil
Prohibition Drive in State as Villa Crisis Looms
Twenty five years ago federal troops massed near Mexico City for a last stand against Pancho Villa. W. M. Seal elected chancellor commander of Winchester Lodge Knights of Pythias. Ministers urge statewide prohibition in fall election.
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Mexico City
Pancho Villa
W. M. Seal
Winchester Lodge Knights of Pythias
Fire destroys barn and cattle at Highview farm
A large barn and several head of cattle were destroyed by fire at James Kelsoe's farm near Highview. C. B. Rouss sent a $500 check to help buy new uniforms for his namesake fire company. Talks proceed on building a trolley line between here and Berryville.
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James Kelsoe
Highview
C. B. Rouss
Here
Berryville
Shirt-Tails Go Out in Fashion Shakeup at Norfolk Amateur
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot surveys 150 golfers at the Virginia amateur championship and notes only one sticks to knickerbockers while many wear untucked shirts. The piece traces the shift from tight waists and neckties to looser clothing, citing fashion critics and historical nudges toward comfort.
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Norfolk
Virginian-Pilot
Virginian-Pilot Sports Department
Virginia
Princess Anne Club
Gene Sarazen
Hollywood critics rail at Selznick casting plans
Jimmy Fidler voices sharp critique of David O Selznick and theatergoers in Hollywood in July 1939. He cites hype over Gone With the Wind and two Supers projects Inter mezzo and Rebecca and lists public gullibility in response to cinema gossip. He notes industry anecdotes about casting, production hurdles, and a dog show scene mishap in Death of a Champion.
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David O. Selznick
Rebecca
Mr. Selznick
Selznick
Messrs. Cohn
Columbia
Vivian Leigh
Bill Holden
John
Jane
Robert Florey
Paramount
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