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Classifieds list pricing 2 cents per word with 25 cent minimum and memorials 10 cents per line. Display ads 9 p.m. prepublication deadline and 45 cents per inch for transient ads. National reps Tenney Woodward with offices in major cities. LAS
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Subscription Rates and Denials Note
Rates listed for carrier and mail subscriptions in advance with several term options. The text includes a biblical quote from Matthew about Peter denying Jesus, framed as a regretful note regarding denials.
March milestones in Hitler’s expansion 1935 to 1939
Timeline notes Hitler abandons Versailles disarmament in March 1935 and rearms Germany. In March 1936 troops remilitarize the Rhineland. In March 1938 Austria is seized and annexed to the Reich. March 1939 question marks the next step.
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Austria
Seibel Cartoons Featured in Chicago Exhibition
Fred Seibel, cartoonist for THE RICHMOND TIMES-DISPATCH, is shown at the Art Institute of Chicago with his work including September Morn. The piece and others highlight Seibel among America’s top cartoonists, with patrons like Roosevelt and Farley owning his originals.
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Fred ©. Seibel
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Art Institute of Chicago
Mr. Seibel
Times-Dispatch
Seibel
America
Chabas
Roosevelt
Moscow
James A. Farley
Garner
Harry Hopkins
Carter Glass
Richmonder
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STAR
Fred Seibel
Dodds Warns Alumni on Democracy Balancing Freedom and Social Duty
Dr Harold W Dodds president of Princeton addresses about 400 alumni warning that democracy thrives on creative individualism within a balanced social order. He argues against ideologies favoring regimentation like communism and fascism and calls for resistance to centralized dictation while upholding personal liberty.
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Princeton
Harold W. Dodds
University
America
PARDONING OUR OFFENDERS
Richmond Times Dispatch argues the governor should not bear sole blame for pardons without a parole system. It defends cautious use of clemency while urging broader reforms to release prisoners, reduce disparities, and avoid politicizing mercy in Virginia's penal system.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Commonwealth
Times-Dispatch
Virginia
Price
Perry
Governor Price
Hon
John S. Draper
Draper
Virginia State Penitentiary
Trial date set for Pingley in Sheriff Newcome murder
The court fixes April 5 for the George Pingley trial over the death of Sheriff J W Newcome. Greta Garbo and Leopold Stokowski are reportedly vacationing together in Italy. Senator Aubrey Weaver's highway bill to relocate Route 50 at Boyce is sent to a subcommittee, potentially removing Boyce from the road.
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George Pingley
J. W. Newcome
Greta Garbo
Leopold Stokowski
Italy
Aubrey Weaver
Highway Department
Boyce
Five Years Ago Trial Defense in Larceny Case
The defense of Max Krol rests without calling him to testify on the stand. Arbitrators award John J. Miller heirs 28416 for land and timber in Shenandoah National Park areas of Warren and Rappahannock counties. C W A employment in Winchester cut drastically leaving 145 jobs. February records show all time cold weather with 12 below zero.
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Max Krol
John J. Miller
Shenandoah National Park
Warren
Rappahannock
Winchester
Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Rumored on Mexico Flight
Ten years ago Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow were seen taking an airplane ride together in Mexico amid romance rumors. A mass meeting shows strong support for continuing the spring festival here. James J. Davis is reported to stay as Secretary of Labor in Hoover's upcoming cabinet. Alexander W. Whetzel, aged 81, is buried at Mt. Hebron after dying in Martinsburg.
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Charles Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Mexico
James J. Davis
Hoover
Alexander W. Whetzel
Martinsburg
Mt. Hebron
Elsie
Phil
Daphne
Mister X
Taylor
Mac Mcintyre
T . “Gare
War Talk and Anniversary Observed in Local Notes
A 25 year old interview quotes Representative James Hays saying the U.S. could field a 90 000 man standing army if war comes. Preparations begin for the V M S 50th New Market battle anniversary celebration. Stewart Bowen dies from burns in the area, the tenth such casualty. A Nemo piece recounts General Robert E Lee as his family and close friends knew him.
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James Hays
America
Battle of
New Market
Stewart Bowen
Nemo
Robert FE. Lee
Painting of Charles T. Moss showcased in Mt. Hebron church scene
Forty years ago a painting of Charles T Moss depicting the old Lutheran Church in Mt Hebron is exhibited in W H Bakers store on Main street. Prospecting for coal or any metal in the Dainesboro area proceeds after a coal company asks for options. Miss Mary W Pannett and Mr Claude Kline wed at the bride’s home just north of the city.
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Charles T. Moss
Mt. Hebron
W. H. Baker
Main Street
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Notice
Reader can obtain factual answers by writing The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau directed by Frederic J. Haskin in Washington DC. Enclose three cents for reply and mailing details.
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Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
First air cargo shipped from New York to Columbus in 1910
The Morehouse Martens Co of Columbus received five bolts of Rajah silk shipped from New York by Parmelee a publicity stunt that carried the label This silk is a piece of the first merchandise ever carried in an airplane Dayton to Columbus November 7 1910. The 60 mile flight took 56 minutes and paid 5000 for the stunt.
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J. B
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Morehouse-Martens Co
Columbus
Parmelee
Rogers & Thompson
New York City
New York
Dayton
Be Thrifty Budget Your Income Be Thrifty Budget Your Income
This 1939 household budget booklet promotes prudent money management with simple facts, tables, charts, budgets, and ruled pages. It urges readers to learn saving and budgeting and offers a postpaid coupon for ten cents.
Household Budget Booklet 1939 Enclosed with Ten Cents
Information Bureau offers the 1939 Household Budget Booklet. The sender encloses ten cents and provides name and address for mailing to Washington D C. The note specifies careful wrapping and requests delivery to a street or rural route.
Warden's Quiet Rule Turns Hard Prisoner
A French Guiana penal camp story shows a warden who refuses confrontation. A violent convict refuses to work, sits idle for days, then volunteers, becoming meek through cooperation. The tale urges applying this method in parenting and management.
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French Guiana
McNaught Syndica
Manor Mystery at Witherspoons Ends in Suspense
Elsie Ritter, a beauty shop operator, fills in at the Witherspoon townhouse salon and becomes entwined in a murder case as the elderly Mrs. Witherspoon and her daughter in law die under a hair dryer. Phil Benson and Mac McIntyre investigate while a cigar tissue and a mysterious killer loom, with a nocturnal attack heightening the danger.
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Elsie Ritter
Horace Witherspoon
Elsie
Witherspoon
Benson
McIntyre
Horace Witherspoon, Jr
Phil
Bitter almond scent hints at killer mask clue
In the midnight salon scene Phil and the narrator chase a clue after a missing beauty mask and a toxic bitter almond odor. A suspicious note and a whispered plan point to a druggist knowing poison smells and a hidden second compartment. The tension rises as danger looms in the lobby.
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Taylor
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