Charitable Verse Inspires Faithful Reflection
A brief devotional quote from Psalm 41 1 reminds readers that the Lord helps the poor in times of trouble and urges charity as a faithful response from the community.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1940
Page
4
A brief devotional quote from Psalm 41 1 reminds readers that the Lord helps the poor in times of trouble and urges charity as a faithful response from the community.
A Federation of Tax Administrators study notes diplomats enjoy broad immunity from taxes, while consular exemptions vary by treaties. States differ on sales, gasoline, and vehicle taxes, creating conflicting outcomes for consuls and sparking calls for clearer policy.
Detroit police questioned by Commissioner Frank D. Eaman favored stricter enforcement of traffic ordinances as the top cure for accidents. They called for uniform timing of signals, stronger pedestrian laws, and education via radio and newspapers. Speed limits on streets and districts were supported by most, with few deeming rules too many.
The piece argues Washington faces rapid crystallization of a dangerous world war situation. It says Roosevelt is on the defensive politically and the emergency is a liability to the administration. It predicts a Republican push to replace the administration amid claims of American unpreparedness in a century’s crisis.
M. M. Lynch takes his first airplane ride en route to New York to visit the World's Fair. Eldon Brumback gives the welcome address at Middletown High Class Night exercises. Robert Lee Glaize, 61, a veteran Post Office employee, dies at his home on Fairmont Avenue.
G men pursue the Alvin Karpis gang after the safe return of George Weyerhaeuser to Tacoma Washington for a 200000 dollar ransom. The Rev Wallace Brashears completes four years as pastor of Market Street Church.
The state of Nevada approves lethal gas as a method of execution. Virginia reports cash assets slightly over 12 million dollars in the treasurer’s report. Dr L M Allens entries win numerous awards at the Carter Hall Horse Show held at Millwood by the Blue Ridge Club.
German claims press on with nightly raids as a large airship is brought down in London and submarines vow to secure the seas. Company I gears up for a June 6 Confederate reunion in Richmond, preparing for travel and participation.
Residents complain to police about shinny games on residential streets. The Star reports coupons for its popular young lady contest are bought and sold. Bill Bly drives a traction engine from Edinburg to Winchester at a record speed of a mile per hour.
Dr Adrian Gibbs tells a patient to buy a full length mirror to assess health by naked reflection. Logan Clendening explains how golf and sitting life affect digestion and posture. Editor notes list pamphlets offered by Dr Clendening on health topics.
Reader information service presents a Q and A roundup with varied topics. It covers seating at St Patrick's Cathedral, origins of Annapolis name, a 1938 tomb search, and maritime, legal, and social trivia. Multiple named entities appear, including St Patrick's Cathedral New York, Annapolis Maryland, Westminster Abbey, and 1940 timelines.
The page lists eleven trivia prompts and a common error note. Questions cover radium discovery, an African republic, cell shapes, hara kiri meaning, first seceding state, labor martyr released in 1939, plural of tablespoon, counterclockwise meaning, father of King Solomon, and completing a proverb about wisdom with aloud versus out loud.
The Oaks after the play draws full-page attention with Gayle Dixon and Bill Bailey in lavish photos. Jeremy Tucker, grandson of Benjamin Merriefield, joins the trio as talk of the Merrifield Little Theater swells. Gayle guides the two men on the Merrifield lawn toward ideas of home and pool.
The piece recalls the trapped Allied armed forces in Flanders as an epic of bravery and endurance. It notes British and French resilience despite overwhelming pressure, describes relentless assaults from the air and ground, and reflects on the likely shortages of food and munitions while preserving discipline and courage.
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