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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1936

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates and Publication Details

The Winchester Evening Star outlines subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery, and explains classified ad pricing. It notes deadlines for display ads, memorials rates, and national advertising representation by Tenney Woodward & Company, with Associated Press affiliation. Friday, June 19, 1936.

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Criticism of Farley Strains Democratic Unity

The piece notes widespread resentment toward James A. Farley within the Democratic ranks and the Middle West. It cites Republican and Democratic press criticism of his statements and campaign role, with calls for restraint and focus on party organization.

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Stay Thin After 40 Warns Arthur Brisbane

Arthur Brisbane urges middle aged readers to stay thin to extend life. He compares a 62 year old heart to a pump overworked by too many cells and demands, stressing the brain and body’s cellular load.

Gilbert K. Chesterton Brisbane Arthur Brisbane

Byrd Still Heads Virginia Democratic Organization

Editorial notes Virginia Democratic convention reinforces Harry Flood Byrd as active head of the party while praising Senator Glass and defending Byrd’s leadership. It commends Roosevelt policy while detailing the convention’s inferred independence and pledges official support for Democratic nominees.

Virginia Democrats Adopt Unified Platform Declaration

The Ninth District caucus defeated Congressman Flannagan while Lt Governor Price and Judge Woodrum speeches drew interest. Virginia Democrats issued a unanimous platform called a general resolution, asserting enduring state principles and signaling a courageous historic measure, as Senator Glass commented.

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Virginia Democrats Endorse Roosevelt with Right to Dissent

Senator Byrd expressed allegiance to the Democratic philosophy while affirming Virginia’s right to vote and debate within the party. He said the party endorses Roosevelt but reserves the liberty to dissent when conviction and judgment demand it, stressing the need for an independent legislature and national self-reliance.

Byrd Washington Democratic Party Virginia Roosevelt America

Questions and Answers From The Nation’s Library Panel

A long list of reader inquiries is answered on diverse topics from history and geography to language and famous figures. Names, places, dates, and numbers appear, including references to Philadelphia traffic, Bristol Tennessee Virginia hotels, Israfel, Collossal Cave near Tucson, and the Bastille.

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Senator Byrd Explains Votes at Norfolk Convention

Senator Byrd outlined his opposition to certain Administration measures at the Virginia State Democratic Convention in Norfolk. He defended his stance as consistent with his fiscal policies and the party platform, and said he could support President Roosevelt for re election with good grace. He praised a Byrd plan to reorganize bureaus for economy, which the President adopted as an administration measure.

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Harmony at Norfolk reinforces Democratic unity and platform

The Roanoke World News reports a harmonious Norfolk Democratic convention pledging support for Roosevelt and Garner, approving humanitarian aims while cautioning against extravagance. It highlights Woodrum's keynote, praises Carter Glass, and calls for adherence to Jeffersonian Democratic principles for an orderly government.

Virginia Platform Endorsed in Norfolk Letter

The Norfolk platform praised by Virginia Democrats stresses restraint and honesty in writing. It supports the President when measures are sound and commends Governor Perry's administration while praising Virginia’s leadership in sane government and prudent practices.

Platform Adopted by State Democratic Convention in Norfolk

The Norfolk convention approved a brief platform presented by Senator Carter Glass. The document is clear and succinct, outlining principles acceptable to all Democrats regardless of enthusiasm for the New Deal.

Norfolk Carter Glass

Lady the Gallant Sparks in May Day Romance

In a sunny school hallway Joan and Louise discuss spring fever and weddings as they plan a day in town. Joan frets about an engagement to Dr. Winsloe while Louise nudges fate and indulges in light banter about suitors and sundae plans.

Louise Joan Spencer Joan Trudy van Dusen Win Dr. Winsloe New York

Separated Lovers In Summer Town Plot Turns

In Bilakeville a restless teacher contemplates marriage to Winslow while her friend Joan plans a sudden realliance. A family supper reveals Win’s engagement to another, triggering Joan’s silent resolve to marry him despite obstacles. The scene ends with cliffhanger anticipation.

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