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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
4
The quotation from 1 John 1 8 10 is presented under the Second Ward R Frank Fellowship label. It emphasizes confession of sin as a path to truth and fellowship with God. The passage warns against denying sin and claims that denying sin makes one a liar.
Thomas L. Stokes writes in The New York World Telegram that both sides in the Kentucky senatorial race use taxpayer money to advance personal political fortunes. The article warns readers to study the campaign closely for signs of public funds being misused.
The piece argues that Senator Sherman Minton seeks to curb press freedom to shield the ruling faction, warning that such limits echo past abuses from Harding era corruption, Tweed era graft, and WPA fund misuses, urging vigilance against government attempts to silence unfavorable reporting.
Virginia loses General William H Cocke a noted public figure and former Virginia Military Institute superintendent from 1924 to 1929. His loss is felt by many for his sound judgment and devotion to the state.
A milking contest pits Governor Browning against Governor Graves, drawing regional attention as both leaders prepare for the event and its community impact.
The text jokes about state employees contributing ten percent of pay to the governor's campaign fund and imagines cows at state farms donating milk, calling it a milking contest with Alabama's governor Graves. It ends noting the payroll deduction isn’t a spelling bee.
The article urges harsh punishment for kidnappers, arguing death penalties deter crime and praising vigilant policing. It urges undercover negotiation, warns against broadcasting alarms, and calls for swift execution of justice to protect children and deter abductors.
Shenandoah area Scouts named to reception committee for the World Jamboree to be held this summer in Washington. Clark M. Smith continues his campaign for Clerk of City Court despite rumors of withdrawal. The Star features Handley High senior class activities with 122 graduates.
Over 125 members and guests of the Berryville Alumni Association attend a banquet and dance as 19 seniors are admitted to the group. City officials hold a special session to consider two bids for building a municipal electric plant. Congress faces delay despite Democratic efforts to adjourn. Dr Courtney Smith Stickley earns an M D degree from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond.
W Nelson Page urges voters to the polls on state constitution issue Tuesday. Winchester Rotary Club adopts resolutions of respect for John C. Cather. Kirson and Co clothiers open a large Winchester store with strong first day sales. Game Warden F W Pingley calls Winchester and Frederick County sportsmen to courteous conduct in field or stream.
J E Rffffleck serves as clerk of the Democratic primary. Miss Louise Cassandra Miller and Mr William Ed McKay are engaged to marry on June 26. Robert Y Conrad's Stonewall Cemetery address is printed in full on Confederate Memorial Day. Mayor C W Ramsburg is excused from jury duty in the trial of Charles Fisher for the murder of Clyde Carpenter.
Forty years ago control of the Harpers Ferry Brewery passes to J. P. Haddox and brothers Joe and Ralph Savage of the city. Robert Shanholtz is crushed to death in the cogwheel of his brother’s Cross Junction saw mill. Treasurer elect Kinzel is serenaded by the Union Band. Miss Elia Sibert hosts a bus ride and picnic for friends and music students.
A compilation of Q and A items from the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau. The editor answers questions on subjects from animals and punning to rail gauges, Ruth salaries, academic courses, word trivia, and notable figures with dates and facts.
An investigation alleges a broad WPA driven political effort in Kentucky backing Senator Alben Barkley ahead of the August 6 primary. It claims state payroll padding and job pressures to secure votes, with Governor Chandler’s machine and Washington influence cited as central forces behind the drive.
Barbara, newly in London, battles insecurity as she confronts Wenda Ayer in the city. She visits a theater, meets a young boy Bobbie for tea, and contemplates Garry and Ray while navigating her loneliness and longing for home. The encounter with Wenda intensifies her emotional tension.
The New York Times reports nine Democratic senators aligned against the Administration’s Supreme Court plan are targets for reelection challenges in 1937. Critics call the drive an ill advised purge that risks fracturing the party and weakening Roosevelt’s goals.
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