Hold Fast to These Blessings Verse Paraphrase
A devotional note quotes a Bible verse encouraging strength in faith and victory over evil, urging young readers to cling to the word of God and its enduring power.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1938
Page
4
A devotional note quotes a Bible verse encouraging strength in faith and victory over evil, urging young readers to cling to the word of God and its enduring power.
The text notes strong US press condemnation of Jersey City's Mayor Hague while contrasting praise from the German Nazi press. It argues Hague, seen by opponents as anti democratic, is supported by fascist propaganda, highlighting ironic alignments between democracy's critic and fascist praise.
A Federation of Tax Administrators report shows death, inheritance and gift taxes funded state treasuries at 109.5 million and the federal government at 305.55 million in 1937. Most states levy some form, with varied administration and rates. Minnesota, South Dakota and Montana share revenues with local bodies.
The Roanoke World-News reports Virginia may lose part of a 2 million dollar deficiency act allotment for Blue Ridge and Natchez Trace parkways if the state fails to deliver rights of way promised in 1933. Park Service officials say funds will be allocated where rights of way are secured and work can begin promptly. No contracts have yet been awarded for grading.
The article details Virginia delays in acquiring land and easements for the Blue Ridge Parkway, despite federal funds and plans connecting Shenandoah to Great Smoky, with ongoing condemnations, court actions, and calls for state action to avoid losing federal construction money. It notes possible political resistance within Virginia agencies and urges gubernatorial intervention.
Judge Williams appoints Burr P. Harrison as receiver for Pommell Inc a brandy distillery. Joe Louis defeats Jimmy Braddock to become the second colored heavyweight champion. Theodore Nail of near Hogue Creek may lose his arm after an automobile sideswipe on route 50.
Five years ago President Roosevelt would not rush to London to pressure the world economic conference as rumors spread. In Winchester gas customers stand to save about $5,000 annually if the new low-rate proposal from Manager Goss is approved by the State Corporation Commission. The Winchester Furniture Co. warns customers in an advertisement that prices are rising and urges immediate purchases.
Miss Marie Bumgardner of Shenandoah and Mr. Gus Haines of this city marry in Hagerstown by Rev. Mr. Snavely. A burglars break in at W. A. Norton and Sons yields no loot. John H. Snyder’s car catches fire after being forced off near Opequon Lake Park. Virginia gasoline tax receipts set a new yearly record at $803,568.
Thomas Jones of Berryville is seriously injured after a fall from a third story dormitory window at Northwestern University. Mary Lockley Frances Green Lillie Wilkerson Clarissa Carter Ida Green and Allie Garner graduate from colored school here. Stanley Maphis of Strasburg kills himself after overwork and nervous breakdown on his father's back porch. Gardner B. Hillyard secures contract to repaint the post office walls which have become badly soiled.
Forty years ago the Sarah Zane Fire Co requests council support for funding to remodel its engine house to fit new reel apparatus. Robert Steele, a former county resident, is said to have gone insane in Washington where doctors cite smoking as the cause. Troops land in Cuba as the invasion Army readies its attack on Spaniards. Alexander Potter, designer of the city's water works, wins a contract to plan Newport News water system.
A quiz style page notes the Department of the Interior Building in Washington DC as the largest air con structure. It collates trivia on oceans of facts from Confucius burial to parking lots and movie rights with brief entries on historical figures and places.
Washington reports a drop in Farm Security payments from March to June 1937, with projections under $300 million for the year vs. $370 million last year. The note warns of commodity loans, policy limits, and shifting political moves around figures like Morgenthau and Kennedy, amid wage law administration chatter.
Ellen Dale, a screen star, learns Bill Baron and Panola Montoya ride off after breakfast. Felix Montoya vows to hunt them with guns, while Ellen pleads innocence. Don Julio sends riders to search as the Montoyas fear a kidnapping with danger looming.
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