Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates and March 26 1941 Verse
The Winchester Evening Star lists advertising rates and payment terms for classifieds and display ads with deadlines and regional agents. The page includes a Bible verse from Isaiah 35 4 and notes publication date March 26 1941 in Winchester Virginia.
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New York
Richmond
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Rochester
Asia
San Francisco
Advanca
SEC for Labor Unions Opinion Calls For Oversight
The editorial argues for a labor union SEC to police unions as for Wall Street. It cites wage disputes amid defense mobilization and public calls for accountability, urging audits of union finances and honest elections to protect national welfare. It warns against strikes harming defense programs and favors regulation to curb leadership excess.
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Labor
America
Wolves of
Wall Street
SEC
Winchester Junior Board of Trade marks fourth year of service
The Winchester Junior Board of Trade enters its fourth year with about 100 young businessmen and an $800 budget. Its Youth, Apple Promotion, Historical Winchester, Traffic Safety, and Fire Iron Committees drive community projects and recruit contributions for the Apple Blossom Festival. It welcomes new residents, forms a Blood Donor Corps, and aims to save lives. Led by president J. Pinckney Arthur, the organization earns public commendation and hopes to continue developing.
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Winchester
Junior Board of Trade
Achester
Board of Trade
J. Pinckney Arthur
Tts
Mr. Arthur
Editorial on union initiation fees and racketeering
Reprinted from The New York Times the piece condemns high initiation fees and dues charged by unions for government work. It argues these practices amount to anti social exploitation and calls for legal reform to apply anti trust and labor laws equally to unions and employers. The editorial warns such racketeering harms legitimate unions and workers nationwide.
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New York Times
Fort Meade
Maryland
Carpenters’ Union
Thurman Arnold
United States
Union Glaziers
Norris
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Friends of
Supreme Court
Our War Aims and the Road to World Policing
The New York Daily News reviews Lord Halifax remarks on British aims to spread democracy plenty and peace, restore seized nations, and police Germany after the war. The piece argues policing with American troops risks failing to convert populations and notes postwar occupations in history and Germany.
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New York Daily News
Lord Halifax
United States
Pilgrims
New York
Hitler
Germany
South
Bevin and Halifax Clash Over Postwar War Aims
Bevin speaks on radio outlining vague postwar goals including shadowy borders and global slum clearance, signaling potential shift toward socialist or even communist leanings. Halifax camps offer differing outlooks as wartime aims remain unclear to Britain and to the United States, with expectations of high costs in money and men.
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Churchill
Bevin
Halifax
Europe
Stalin
United States
Fort Knox Quip About Wealth Echoes a Private Banker Swing
A witty aside at Fort Knox has a country gentleman sighing that he owns vast sums yet longs for a loan. The remark likens wealth to a private private economy and echoes Garbo seeking mystery, underscoring the era’s moneyed talk.
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News of Other Years One Year Ago
A glimpse of past events shows wartime tensions with Britain attempting to lure the German fleet and tighten blockades. Sporting notes mention Washington Senators improving in the American League. A wedding in progress on North Washington Street and political figures facing fairness questions are noted alongside local crime and price reports.
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Virginia Lupton
Leonardsley
Northashington Street
Villa
W. O. Talbert
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Baltimore
Swimley
Vai
Winches
Will of Robert P. Peece Divides $30,000 Estate
The will of the late Robert P Peece governs the distribution of an estate valued at $30,000 north of the Martinsburg pike. It specifies division among heirs as directed by the deceased's last wishes.
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Martinsburg Pike
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Rosa V Lewis at Apple Pie Ridge
Mrs Rosa V Lewis is honored at her home on Apple Pie Ridge with a party for her birthday. Mrs Lydia R Hardesty collects a $10,000 life insurance check from J B Russell, Maryland Life Insurance Co agent, tying to her late husband Charles. Acreage of Virginia orchards rises steadily as Roanoke Times editorial notes in a Star reprint.
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Rosa V. Lewis
Apple Pie Ridge
Lydia R. Hardesty
J. B. Russell
Maryland Life Insurance Co
Charles
Virginia
Roanoke Times
Star
Answers To Questions By Frederic J Haskin
The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau provides Q and A on varied topics from population figures to patent terms. Answers cover bears reproduction to track lifespans and notable memorists, with concise factual responses and named authorities.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Parliamentary Law booklet offered for citizen groups
A 36 page revised guide titled Parliamentary Law explains rules of order for assemblies in clubs churches schools and community groups. It includes organizing elections presiding and by laws with a model constitution. Send ten cents with name address and city to the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington DC. Credit Fred Neher.
Nominations Open for The American Mother honors
Edwin C. Hill critiques the Golden Rule Foundation’s criteria for The American Mother, noting the high standards and the conflict between ideal virtues and real motherhood. He argues love and practical wisdom matter most, and laments the omission of maternal love from the list.
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Golden Rule Foundation
Quiz Questions From A Star Magazine Page
A page of nine trivia prompts asks about plural nouns, Dickens characters, a common word with multiple meanings, geography and science details, naval bases, retirement eligibility, mailing control, and a historical newspaper founder.
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Charles Dickens
Uriah Heep
Barmudas
Mars
Eat
Ome
Om. York Herald
Ambiguity in Modern Speech about Place Names
A compact note highlights common errors in quoting travel and location references. It contrasts flawed phrases like We visited not Denver with clearer forms such as We did not visit Denver and We are in New York.
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Denver
New York
Bombs and Ear Drums Loss of Hearing Common in London
Dr Logan Clendening answers reader questions on ear injuries and treatment. He warns against home remedies and ear canal washing after injuries, notes risk of middle ear infection if the drum is ruptured, and advises consulting an ear surgeon. He also answers queries on belching after meals and flat feet, and mentions seven pamphlets sold for 10 cents each.
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London
Logan Clendening, M. D
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