Winchester Evening Star practical ad rates and issue date
The Winchester Evening Star dated Friday June 4 1937 lists publication details subscription prices memorials and display advertising rates. It notes advertising deadlines and national representatives and provides general office terms for cash with copy and minimum charges.
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Tenney, Woodward & Company Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Tax Exempt Bonds and Byrd Resolutions Debate
A private citizen earning 3000 to 4000 dollars faces tax equity issues as current bonds and tax free government positions create privilege. The Byrd tax reform proposal draws opposition from Congress, bureaucrats, and the wealthy, but Roosevelt support may help overcome propaganda and correct the long standing inequity.
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Byrd
Congress
Roosevelt
Abolish Tax Exemption for Officeholders and Employees
Senator Byrd urges a constitutional amendment to tax tax exempt bonds and end tax free status for federal and local officials. He argues fifty five billion in tax exempt bonds drains productive borrowing and calls for pay as you go funding, ending exemptions for all but charities to ensure fairness. government salaries and positions should be treated like private income for tax purposes.
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Harry F
Byrd
Abe
Virginia
United States
Reader Inquiry Policy Adapts to The Evening Star
An instruction notes readers may write The Evening Star Information Bureau for factual answers, directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC. Respondents are asked to enclose three cents for a reply.
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Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Racehorse feeding and cooling routine at Idle Hour Farm
Idle Hour Stock Farm posts a four daily feeding schedule 4 a.m. 11 a.m. 4:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. each about three quarts of pal per feeding with hay available. On race days horses receive 4 a.m. rations, water one hour later, then no food or water until after the race. Postrace they drink sparingly while cooled and then resume normal rations and routine.
Prohibition Debates Shape Virginia Elections 1937
In Virginia the Anti-Saloon League reactivates as dry sentiment tests local option prospects. Tazewell County and nearby areas show strong dry support while Middlesex and Russell reflect divided views. Analysts warn the outcome hinges on mobilizing anti prohibition voters and the direction of local referenda.
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Anti-Saloon League
J. E. Richardson
Virginia Anti Saloon Leaf
League
Tazewell
Tagewell
T. McCall Frazier
State
ABC Board
Bluefield
Virginia
Russell
Middlesex County
Middlesex
ABC
West Point
Hail damages local orchards as drought ends with rain
A long rain ends a drought period and causes heavy damage to local orchards. A state funeral is arranged for House Speaker Joseph Burns who died of a heart attack yesterday. The state highway commission cites lack of material delaying road repairs. Nancy Fugitt receives her diploma from Allegany Meg Hospital in Cumberland.
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House of Representatives
Joseph Burns
State Highway Commission
Shirley
Nancy Fugitt
Allegany Meg Hospital
Cumberland
Five Years Ago Sermon at Handley Graduates by Rev Luther Thomas
Five years ago Rev Luther Thomas preached the baccalaureate at Handley high school as graduates gathered. The piece notes police pushed around bonus marchers heading to Washington to urge Congress to act. Persell Plank reports on city sanitary conditions to the Women's Civic League. A nurse’s Ford coupe was stolen while she tended a patient in hospital. Ten years ago Clarence Chamberlin and financier Charles Levine began their Atlantic flight in a Bellanca monoplane. Kiwanians and Elks Club tussle noted as pitcher Paul Beck injured. Judge Philip Williams hears Daniel Funk vs Commercial and Savings Bank with a $300 claim. Mrs T B Allamong wins Bakers Drug Store contest prize toy automobile.
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Luther Thomas
Handley
Washington
Congress
Persell Plank
Women’s Civic League
Catherine Anderson
Clarence Chamberlin
Charles Levine
Atlantic
Elks Club
Paul Beck
Philip Williams
Daniel Funk
Commercial and Savings Bank
Claims Bank
T. B. Allamong
Spon
Bakers Drug Store
Farm sale in Rose Hill nets 50 000 dollars
Twenty five years ago M. H. Reardon sold 107 acres of his Rose Hill farm near White Post for 50000 dollars. The local Boy Scouts troop, recently organized, will march in their first parade on June 6. Lydia Funk, wife of James N. Punk, furniture dealer and funeral director, dies after years of illness. Mary Louise Glass shines in final exercises at Fort Loudoun Seminary.
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M. H. Reardon
Rose Hill
White Post
Boy Scouts of America
Lydia Funk
James N. Punk
Mary Louise Glass
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Fortieth anniversary talk at Valley Seminary Quadrige
Rey. Dr. Cox delivered an interesting address to the Quadrige Society of Valley Female Seminary. Mrs. B E C Jordan was badly bitten on her thumb and forefinger by a stray dog. The telephone line extension to Bunker Hill West Virginia progresses. Henry Gray rural mail carrier was arrested and fined $2.50 for cussing on Main Street. Historic event June 4 1192 General Burgoyne.
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Rey
Cox
Society of ‘Valley Female Seminary
Be.c. Jordan
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Henry Gray
Henry
Main Street
Shadow Boxings and Political Intrigue in Washington
June reports detail Roosevelt pressuring Treasury for tax inquiry while Harrison dispute muddied the scene. Robinson’s O Mahoney bill flirtations draw White House suspicion. Treasury uses informers, not Congress, to reveal tax dodgers as Rayburn handles a lordly interruption during a relief bill debate.
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Senate
Harrison
Roosevelt
Treasury
White House
Pat Harrison
Treasury Department
Congressional Record
Robinson
Corcoran and
Cohen
O'Mahoney
New York
Congress
Congressional Investigation Committees
Congressional Investigation Committee
Supreme Court
Rayburn
House
Lord
Lord Marley
House of Peers
Jacqueline's Bold Escape From Dark Lodgings
Jacqueline searches for a light and finds a door, then meets Mrs. Joplin on a flight of steps. The rough, friendly stranger introduces herself as Joplin and greets the wary girl in a bold, wary moment as the night sky shines above.
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Jacqueline
Dearie
Joplin
Mrs. Joplin
Quiet stranger resists capture on a barge
Jacqueline awakens in a dim room aboard a barge and is confronted by Mrs. Joplin a towering captor who insists she stays. The two spar as the massive woman asserts control promising no violence but keeping Jacqueline under lock and looming threats.
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Dearie
Mrs. Joplin
Alf
Jacqueline
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