Winchester Evening Star June 7 1937 front page notice
The Winchester Evening Star published daily in Winchester Virginia with print at the post office. Advertisements rates include classified 2 cents per word, memorials 1.50 for four stanzas, display ads 42 cents per inch. National representatives listed. Associated Press rights noted. Monday June 7 1937.
Understanding Heart Prayer as Solomon Seeks Wisdom
A biblical verse scene recalls 1 Kings 3 in which God asks what to grant Solomon. Solomon asks for an understanding heart to judge the people and discern good from evil, emphasizing wisdom over riches.
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Solomon
Privacy Plea Fails to Halt Public Curiosity Over Royal Union
Commentary on the Duke and Duchess of Windsor seeking privacy after their wedding noting that public fascination with the couple remains intense. The piece argues notoriety and fame create a price the couple must pay, drawing global attention regardless of their wishes.
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Duke of Windsor
Harrass
War Admiral Wins Belmont and Completes Triple Crown Run
War Admiral, son of Man o War, captured Belmont Stakes to join the Kentucky Derby and Preakness in a Triple Crown effort. He also broke the Belmont track record previously held by his famed sire, Gallant Fox’s era. Only Gallant Fox and Omaha had achieved the feat before.
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War Admiral
Man of War
Gallant Fox
Omaha
Austen's Brother Reaches the Top
The Boston Transcript notes Neville Chamberlain's rise to prime minister marks a new era as the "least promising" Chamberlain attains a historic post. It compares him to Joseph Chamberlain and Austen, highlighting political legacy, leadership style, and the weight of his father's influence on England's future.
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Boston Transcript
Chamberlains
Joseph
Sir Austen
Neville Chamberlain
England
Joseph Chamberlain
G Street
Austen
Nevoe
Stanley Bald
Neville
Hiament
Nev
Chamberlain era politics and war A look at Neville and Anthony
The passage charts Neville Chamberlain as health minister pursuing housing and living standards reforms while guiding rearmament. It notes Anthony Eden’s obedience to Chamberlain and hints at Chamberlain’s prime ministerial and foreign secretary roles, marking shifts in empire tariffs and foreign policy as Europe moves toward conflict.
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Ille
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Austen
Neville
Anthony Eden
Chamberlain
Joseph Chamberlain
Germany
England
United States
Neville Chamberlain
Stanley Baldwin
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Japan
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The Tragedy of Edward and the Windsor Marriage
The article reflects on the Windsor marriage to Wallis Warfield Simpson as a climactic British tragedy. It credits Stanley Baldwin and ministers for averting greater harm and contemplates Queen Mary's enduring sorrow as Edward faces the consequences of his marriage choice.
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Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield- Spencer- Simpson -Warfield
England
Associated Press Paris Bureau
Mr. Jardine
Stanley Baldwin
Dominions
Queen Mary
Edward
Reader Q A Style Quiz of Facts From The Evening Star
Questions and answers cover topics from highway crossings to notable figures like Asa Candler, James Watt, and Eugene Field. It lists ages, titles, locations in the United States and Europe, and brief biographical notes, presented in a Q A format with diverse topics.
Edward V of Windsor Drops Crown for Tragedy
The king of Great Britain Ireland and the British Dominions Beyond the Seas Edward Windsor abandons duties and faces ongoing tragedy. Last December he relinquished responsibilities and today he continues to endure misfortune by his side.
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Great Britain
Ireland
India
Edward of Windsor
Handley class gets baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Chenault
Historical item recalls the 1936 Handley baccalaureate with Dr. Fred R. Chenault delivering the sermon to the class. It notes a large fire risk at Step hens City High and a Weather Bureau forecast of heavy rain for Virginia next week.
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Fred R. Chenault
Handley
Stephens City High School
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Virginia
Westwood Beverley Byrd
H.R. Kern, Jr
Byrd
Clarke County
Lindbergh to be greeted in the U S by committee
Ten years ago Berlin celebrated Lindberghs Atlantic flight with a welcome committee. Senator Swanson is named to meet Lindbergh on U S destroyer arrival from England. Engagement announced for Iral Nulton's daughter to Laurence Wright of Maysville Kentucky. Luther Manuel dies in a Model T crash on Front Royal Pike.
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Berlin
Germany
Chamberlain
Levine
Atlantic
Bellanca
Columbia
Senator Swanson
Lindbergh
England
U. S
Iral
Nulton
Laurence Wright
Maysville
Luther C. Manuel
Ford
Front Royal Pike
Barrie exonerated in fatal accident case at Trenton
Twenty five years ago Alexander Barrie of this city was exonerated in Trenton New Jersey in the death of Ted Chamberlain who was accidentally run over by Barrie s automobile Virginians agree that Woodrow Wilson is the sole suitable opponent to Roosevelt for president The B and O Railroad places new steel mail cars on their lines Pet rats in Wilkesbarre mine surface and overtake the town when mines close and miners cannot feed them
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Alexander Barrie
Trenton
N. J
Ted Chamberlain
Mr. Barrie
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Wilkeshare
Fight at Savaces saloonion huge disturbance
Forty years ago A Smallwood and N Hardy began a brawl in Savace s saloon that escalated to enormous proportions before police halted it. Today many town residents take a holiday with fishing while work crews blast a trench to lay water pipes and gas line with dynamite, no injuries reported. A baby near the memorial day speaker at the cemetery cried during the service.
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Smallwood
N. Hardy
Savace
Norway Gains Independence from Sweden in 1905
In a historic move on June 7 1905 Norway ended its union with Sweden and established full independence. The peaceful separation followed constitutional crisis and popular support led by key political figures and civic leaders across major cities.
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Norway
Sweden
Mules Chewing Tails Stirs Suit Against Rail Line
Winston-Salem report says C. A. Boles seeks 1440 dollars in a suit against Southern Railway over mules shipped in poor conditions. The complaint alleges the mules became so hungry that they chewed each other's tails during transport.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
C. A
Boles
Southern Railway
Watch for sand drifts on Santa Fe westbound line
Mulligan Stew Dodge City issues order to all west bound trains on the Dodge City Cimarron Valley branch. Drivers are told to watch for sand drifts between Keyes and Boise City and for highway between Hogoton and Rolla. The two locations are about 50 miles apart.
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Cimarron Valley
Santa Fe
Keyes
Boise City
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Hidden quarrels swirl in Farm Bill debate and Kennedy bids
Washington rumors say the House farm bloc eyed the omnibus farm bill and found a disputed benefit payment plan. Secretary Wallace faced a private grilling about fairness and constitutionality. Meanwhile Kennedy’s maritime bids sparked talk of selling idle ships to foreign buyers, and a Tennessee aide shifted to socialism amid patronage concerns.
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House
Agriculture
Wallace
House Agriculture Committee
Confinement on the river barge ends with a threat
Jacqueline resists captivity on a barge as Mrs. Joplin and Alfred assert control. Joplin abducts her to a bunk while she plans escape, and she accepts a temporary bed to bide her time. The scene ends with Alfred warning and leaving her to rest.
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Jacqueline
Mrs. Joplin
Alf
Joplin
Mr. Joplin
Alfred
Dearie
Rampag
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