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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1937
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star is published daily except Sundays by The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester Virginia. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions along with office details.
Classified and display advertising terms listed with rates per word and per inch. Memorials and cards of thanks priced. display ads require office delivery by 10 A.M. Memorial and notice details include border usage and newspaper affiliations.
A concise verse echoes Psalm 46 1 affirming God as refuge and strength in trouble, offering solace and assurance. The text emphasizes divine presence and aid during crises, inviting faith and resilience.
An American citizen buys a postage stamp and the United States Government agrees to deliver the article to its care bearing such a stamp. Exceptions apply to obscene literature and other restricted items. The mails must go on despite disasters unless the CIO objects.
In a annual report H Hayes president of the Motion Picture Producers of America notes the 1936 37 season produced more fine pictures and raised quality due to public opinion and social responsibility, with films drawing on literature art and travel. He cites self regulation and trials expanding screen entertainment. Madame Perkins is told that courts ruled sit down strikes illegal and the labor secretary reacts with surprise.
The July Foreign Affairs issue contains an article titled The Destruction of Capital in Germany by a pseudonymous author with close ties to German affairs. It argues that racism is as destructive of capitalism, private property, and private profit as Communism.
An author argues against a Nazi friendly illusion, noting German big business financed the Storm Troops and gained control and heavy regulation. He warns that capitalism under fascism destroys living standards, abolishes private credit, imposes food and work controls, and harms both workers and capitalists, urging capitalism rooted in liberal democracy.
Vice-President Garner packs his bag and departs Washington amid a rift with President Roosevelt over New Deal policies. His departure signals discontent among many Democrats in Congress and hints at a broader split in the White House coalition. Garner warns of a potential leadership vacuum in the Senate.
One year ago Miss Epe the race horse owned by Jack Engle posted a splendid streak with three straight wins on nearby tracks at Aga wam Massachusetts. The racing note marks a notable season high amid tracks and rains that altered farming moods.
Forty years ago Franklin Flowers a Gainesboro district farmer was killed when his team and wagon ran over him. Agnes Hansucker and Isaac B Miller wed at Castleman's Ferry Clarke county. Allen and Newton Parker returned to Cumberland after a week visiting relatives in the valley by bicycle. J W Athey and David Lowrey caught eels and turtles on a Red Bluff fishing trip.
June 24, 1497 marks a landmark voyage when John and Sebastian Cabot reached Canada, opening European awareness of North American shores. The discovery influenced exploration, mapping, and later colonial interests in the region.
The text notes a choice between desertion and open rebellion, predicting others at the Capitol will face the same decision soon. It argues Congress has exhausted most of the New Deal medicine it can tolerate without backlash.
A life insurance company report titled Birth and Death shows weight effects vary by age. Under 30 slight overweight may help, 30 to 40 optimal weight, and after 40 underweight can offer advantage. Obesity raises mortality, especially in ages 15 to 24 and 25 to 34, while tall, thin individuals often outlive heavy-set peers.
A reader can get factual answers by writing The Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington D C. Enclose three cents for reply.
Roseland, built in 1845 by silk merchant Henry Chandler Bowen, in Woodstock. The pink color supposedly tied to a will condition keeping heirs who live there from repainting. Bowen hosted Fourth of July gatherings with many prominent guests, including the President.
The Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch notes that J P Morgan favors legality over morality in taxation debates, a stance many observers consider unsatisfactory as a broad public concern grows.
In Springwater New York a red rose bloom on Miss Harriet lips wallpaper died after wind damaged a shoot that emerged through a wall hole three years ago. Miss Hunter plans to try rooting another sprig from the bush inside her house.
Washington dispatch reports the Department of Justice finds a potential criminal hook in the 18th title code to prosecute employers who interfere with union rights under the National Labor Relations Act. The piece notes historical uses in Harlan county and signals ongoing CIO charter activity and anticipated by laws.
Sandy Knight at KROX is drawn into a fake Mrs O Day and dying boy letters from Alicia O Day lead to a rushed emergency broadcast Then a telegram reveals the letters are faked by a Mrs Madden and Knight plans to flee town as the plot continues to be aired with Blakeslee taking over.
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