Classified Rates and Associated Press Note Dateline
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription and advertising rates including 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials at 1.50 for four stanzas, and 75 cents for cards of thanks. Display ads must reach the office by 10 A.M. on publication day. transient 42 cents per inch. national reps listed. AP note and publication date Monday June 14 1937.
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Woodward & Ee National
Tenney, Company, Inc
New, York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Sociated Press
Jesus Inaugural Spirit Anoints Him to Preach
A biblical excerpt from Luke 4 18 describes Jesus declaring the Spirit of the Lord is upon him to preach to the poor heal the broken hearted proclaim liberty to captives recover sight to the blind and set the bruised free.
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Jesus
Better Billboard Regulations Needed in Tryon NC
Tryon North Carolina bans billboard advertising to improve appearance and boost local business. The piece urges other towns to follow, arguing cleaner signage enhances tourism along the Blue Ridge foothills and Shenandoah Valley routes.
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Tryon
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
Union
Commonwealth
Interference with mails in Ohio strike territory questioned
The Norfolk Ledger Dispatch questions postal service refusal to carry packages to non striking workers in steel plants. The paper argues that as the truth emerges it shows the Post Office Department may be playing John L Lewis's violent game and notes the issue looks uglier to Americans.
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Norfolk
Resettlement debates in Blue Ridge relocation effort near Luray
The Clarke Beach study on Blue Ridge resettlement shows how Shenandoah National Park land seizures pushed some mountain residents to buy valley property while others needed aid. The report urges deeper understanding beyond environmental excuses and questions policy limits.
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Clarke Beach
Blue Ridge Mountains
Luray
Shenandoah National Park
Beach
Washington
Government programs and mountain people under fire
An analysis critiques Tugwell proposed collective farming and urges against federal led schemes for helping mountain communities. It discusses costs of housing units, Byrd heresy on waste, and argues for work requirements over relief. It lauds Sheriff Hicks for enforcing employment with relief clients and warns idle workers deserve no relief.
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Tugwell
Byrd
Virginia
Sheriff Drives Bibb County Relief Work Sweep
Sheriff Hicks of Bibb County Georgia calls peace officers to arrest anyone refusing employment as part of a county wide effort to relieve the labor shortage. He has Judge Butler of Macon backing the plan and suggests relief recipients who can work should be treated as vagrants under a twelve month chain gang sentence. Superior Court Judges Etheridge and Harpers have urged indicting vagrants.
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Sheriff Hicks
Georgia
Bristol Herald Courier
Hicks
Bibb County
Butler
Macon
Etheridge
Atlanta
Harpers
Americus
Answers to questions estion of fact by writing The Evening Star
A reader can get the answer to any question by writing The Evening Star in Washington D C. The Information Bureau under Frederic J Haskin offers replies for three cents.
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Evening Star
Washington, D. C
Formation Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Notable Q and A roundup of historical trivia and facts
A compilation of questions and concise answers on topics from royalty and literature to science and geography. It covers Emmy Ameche ancestry, planetariums, early U.S. industry, railway Camp Wadsworth, Detroit and Milwaukee outputs, and other geographic and historical curiosities with brief, fact-based responses.
Governor Peery Leads Party to State Democratic Convention
News notes a year ago with Governor Peery traveling from Richmond to attend the state Democratic convention. Also mentions postal bonds deliveries to soldiers as directed by Page and a Front Royal auto accident killing Ed Jackson Russell Martin and Thomas Payne.
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Peery
Richmond
United States
Page
Ed Jackson
Russell Martin
Thomas Payne
Front Royal
Guy Duff
Winchester Park Nine
Williamsport Wildcats
Vernon Eddy Elected Librarian at Handley Institution
Twenty five years ago Vernon Eddy was elected to serve as librarian in a new Handley institution. The report notes the local event as part of a broader set of church and political items from the era. Four local men were found guilty of illegal liquor sales and imprisoned.
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Vernon Eddy
New Handley Institution
Baltimore Methodist Conference
Braddock Street Church
Taft
Roosevelt
Chicago
Labor Politics and the Rise of a National Labor Party
In Washington discussions span the C I O and its political reach as unions eye elections in disputed steel plants and other industries within six months. Lewis shifts labor toward politics, using the Democratic party while hints of a future national labor party loom, with warnings about farmers’ alliance, European precedents, and gopher holes ahead.
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Washington
I. O
Johnnn
A. F
Lewis
A. F. of L
Europe
Democratic Party
England
Mysterious prisoner schemes demanded money and escape
Jacqueline, held on a boat by Mrs. Joplin, confronts her captor about a murder plot and a possible ransom. Jacqueline offers five hundred pounds to secure her freedom, while Mrs. Joplin weighs Alf’s possible reaction and the legal certainty of the deal.
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Mrs. Joplin
Jacqueline
Alf
On the Barge Jacqueline Warns of Trouble
Jacqueline warns Mrs. Joplin that helping her escape will entangle them with Colonel Lutman and police. Mrs. Joplin tries to keep her at the barge, fearing Alf’s drinking and loss of five pounds weekly. Jacqueline presses for a plan to flee despite threats and danger.
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Jacqueline
Mrs. Joplin
Dearie
Mr. Joplin
Alf
Love
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