Winchester Evening Star rates and ad policies
Details on subscription prices by mail and carrier, weekly rates, and advertising terms. Includes memorials and cards of thanks fees, display ad deadlines, and national ad reps. A note on Associated Press rights and local news usage.
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Tenney, Woodward
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Angeles
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Ephesians 2 10 Passages on God’s workmanship
The verse asserts believers are God’s workmanship created in Christ Jesus for good works ordained beforehand. It emphasizes divine purpose, transformation, and a call to live aligned with God’s plan through faith. The statement reflects core Christian teaching on identity and conduct.
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Christ Jesus
The People Win The Constitution Of The United States
The People have defended the Constitution against executive attempts to expand the Supreme Court. They warn such moves threaten independence and liberty, and celebrate the Senate's defeat of the court packing scheme as a great victory for the nation.
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United States
Supreme Court
Senate
Holmes
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
United States Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Third Term Talks Sparks Roosevelts Policy Debate
Washington dispatch notes the third term question resurfacing as Raymond Clapper quotes Jim Farley dodging the issue and deferring to President Roosevelt. Farley hints at personal views but stresses only Roosevelt can answer, reflecting party hesitation and media pressure.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Roosevelt
Jim Farley
Denver
Farley
President Roose
Roosevelt third term debate roils Washington in silent uncertainty
A columnist argues Roosevelt may seek a third term or retire, warning that ongoing doubt weakens leadership and boosts party fights. The piece notes potential Senate opposition, fears of power, and calls for a decisive public statement to end the speculation.
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Fident
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Grant
Coolidge
Senate
White House
Hyde Park
Amelia Earhart The daring flyer and her lasting legend
The piece reflects on Amelia Earhart as a bold yet feminine pioneer who defied norms to chase dangerous adventures. It compares her to Lindbergh and honors her vibrancy, courage, and complex mix of charm, strength, and social work as she pursued the ultimate aviation dream.
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New York Times
Amelia Earhart
Lindbergh
Itasca
Frederick J. Noonan
Pacific
Land of the Living
Miss Earhart
Stevenson
Fred Noonan
Landon Named Republican Presidential Candidate Nominee
Alfred M Landon governor of Kansas is officially notified of his nomination as Republican candidate for the November election. Laura Trout a Warren County High School faculty member is chosen queen for the Warren County Centennial in Front Royal on August first. State inspector Bayliss investigates a report of a man posing as him stopping a car and menacing four nurses with a gun. The U S S Oklahoma sails to Bilbao and Vigo to evacuate hundreds of Americans amid Spain’s civil war.
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Alfred M.landon
Kansas
Laura Trout
Warren County High School
Warren County
Bayliss
U. S. S. Oklahoma
Bilbao
Vigo
Spain
Route 11 road project held up by right of way refusals
State plans a Route 11 widening south of Winchester face delays as property owners refuse to grant needed right of way.
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Winchester
Winchester Public School Board
Florence Ziegfield
Billie Burke
W. L. Cooper
Little North Mountain
Virginia State Horticulture Association member list update
The Virginia State Horticulture Association prepares a member roster noting Frederick County ranks third with 67 paid members while Augusta leads with 140. An article cites rising shoe prices tied to leather demand in automobile manufacturing. A body found naked on a B&O eastbound track near Brunswick, believed to have fallen from an excursion. Darcus Snodgrass, Martinsburg native and nurse in New York, is believed to have eloped after disappearing from a hospital.
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Virginia State Horticulture Association
Frederick County
Augusta
E. E. Stump
Brunswick
Darcus Snodgrass
Martinsburg
New York Hospital
Gas Company light problem examined by Star reporter
Forty years ago the Star details the Gas Company's side of the city electric light issue. Charles Moran, a fine amateur shortstop from Washington, plans to join the local team and also plays the clarinet. John Kremer injures his foot with a rusty nail and fears blood poisoning after a sleepless night. Kenneth Rice, four, swallows a penny. a doctor is called but he recovers. Historic note: July 23, 1865, General Booth founds the Salvation Army.
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Charles V. Moran
Washington
John Kremer
Kenneth
L. E. Rice
President Roosevelt faces court issue amid party turmoil
The Emporia Gazette notes President Roosevelt told congressman Maury Maverick he would not abandon the court issue. The piece recalls Henry Watterson’s 1888 warning that the Democratic party was “going through a slaughter house to an open grave,” and says the President is indeed going through.
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Emporia Gazette
Roosevelt
Maury Maverick
Texas
Henry Watterson
Watterson
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
Reader can get factual answers by writing The Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington D C. Include three cents for reply.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Evening Star Information Bureau
Washington, D. C
Birthmark locations and trivia Q&.A roundup
A reader quiz covers birthmark commonness on the head, names of Benny Goodman orchestra members Teddy Wilson and Lionel Hampton, CTO figures for CMT C commissions, and facts on ships sails, royal siblings, and high school football injuries. It also lists Ogden industries, religious membership, Atlantic Novel Prize winners, and other miscellany such as the Hudson River bridge, Justice Holmes, emu parenting, and the Coronation Express speed.
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Benny Goodman
Teddy Wilson
Lionel Hampton
Vice President Garner Actions and Alaska Fisheries Tensions
Vice President Garner privately pushes a plan to create an eleven judge court and a constitutional retirement age of seventy, aiming for rapid Senate action. In Alaska, State Department observer Leo Sturgeon reports possible issues with Japanese crabbers and salmon fishing licenses amid long‑running disputes over salmon stocks and U S. responses.
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Senate
State Department
Leo Sturgeon
Alaska
Bureau of Fisheries Expedition
Sturgeon
Alaskan
Washington
Love Is for Tomorrow Chapter 25 Ailing Ellen In Crisis
Marcia confronts gossip and career struggles while pursuing work and love. Ellen’s fraught marriage to Tony surfaces as Marcia seeks help, with Ellen collapsing from poisoning at the hospital prompting urgent worry.
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Lona von Brecht
Marcia
Sandy
Lona
Toby
Ellen
Acme
Musso’s
Lena von Brecht
Flashes of Life and Odd Woes From Various Locales
Norfolk police foil a phony parking ticket tag on a car by replacing it with a genuine ticket. A restaurant gives a meal to the officer and a 25 cent tip is found on the table. In North Carolina Melvin Stewart, 18, claims a dive from a second story window left him unharmed. A deaf man is thrown 15 feet by a fast train but suffers no injuries.
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Ellen
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Marcia
Lena
Lena von Brecht
Norfolk
Statesville
N. C
Melvin Stewart
Gallant Nashville Man Described as Hungry and Well Dressed
A Nashville man, described as gallant and well dressed, said he had not eaten each day. The report notes his demeanor and brief statements to the manager of a local establishment.
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Nashville
Tenn
Nash
Toughens With Age Claremore Octogenerian Describes Train Tangle
An eighties resident, H. F. Gaske of Claremore Oklahoma, recounts surviving a collision or entanglement with a passenger train. He describes enduring bruises while maintaining composure and reflecting on the incident.
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Claremore
Okla
H. F. Gaske
Judge frees two men over mischief charge in habeas ruling
Salt Lake City District Judge P C Evans grants a writ of habeas corpus, releasing two men charged with miscellaneous mischief after a statute search finds no such misdemeanor. They are later re arrested as they leave the courtroom for malicious mischief.
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Salt Lake City
P. C. Evans
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