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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
4
Politics in Relief and Hopkins The Iowa Case
The piece argues the Works Progress Administration has been accused of political influence, citing Harry Hopkins's defense that relief money is separate from politics. It contends Hopkins has politicized relief by urging opposition to Senator Gillette, harming morale and the public view of relief amid the 1940s election cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Progress Administration
Pepper
Florida
Harry L. Hopkins
Yeesterday
Hopkins
Gillette
Harry Hopkins
Iowa
Hopskina
Relet
Mr. Hopkins
Ptf
Democratic Party
United States
EB. M. A. J. E. Rhoads and Sons
Wilmington
Delaware
Virginia exhibit at New York Fair in doubt
Roanoke World-News reports the State Commission plans a Virginia exhibit at the New York Fair but cites a $15 000 rental concern and uncertain funding. Mr Price will confer with commission members next Wednesday to resolve questions about Virginia’s share of a $35 F fitting and whether to raise additional funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke World
Virginia
Price
Com-M
Yas
Virginia urged to exhibit at 1939 New York fair
The piece argues Virginia should display at the 1939 New York Century of Progress exposition to showcase progress under modern industry agriculture and culture, noting the advertising value beyond the 35 000 already allotted and the state’s historical prominence as the Cradle of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Virginia
Christianity and Democracy in the New England context
The Christian Science Monitor argues Christianity liberates thought and aids democracy. Alf M. Landon’s remarks at a New England Methodist Conference are cited, urging Christian selflessness to preserve self government and counter un Christian selfishness and hate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Prophecy on Lipstick by William Allen White
In New York subway two college women lack lipstick drawing attention. A reader notes no lipstick in sight and jokes about lipstick becoming obsolete. He muses on Revelations to see if prophecy shows lipstick fading from use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
New York
Columbia University
Local youths tied to Kern auto theft case tied for trial
Two local youths arrested in Kern automobile theft case may be tried in the U S. District Court for moving across state lines. Winchester hosts the Good Will tour of the Acca Temple of the Mystic Shrine with James H. Price among distinguished visitors. Mabel Hausenfluck and Margaret Isner graduate from Harrisonburg State Teachers College this June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
Ty. S. Court
State Line
Winchester
Acca Temple of the
James H. Price
Mabel Hausenfluck
Margaret Isner
Harrisonburg State Teachers College
Senate clash over Morgan inquiry erupts in Glass Pecora dispute
Suppressed tension over the Morgan investigation in the Senate erupts as Senator Glass and attorney Ferdinand Pecora trade bitter remarks. Annual S M A encampment at Rouss Park canceled early due to heavy storms. A 5 year old boy, Harry Robertson, dies after being struck by a milk truck on Loudoun Street. Apple crop damage from rosy aphis may reach about 25 percent of expected yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Senate
Glass
Ferdinand Pecora
Rouss Park
Harry Robertson
S. E. Robertsons
Loudoun Street
Prisoner’s Escape Attempt Revives Jail Reform Debate
A girl prisoner’s near getaway renews contention that the jail by the county is antiquated and inadequate. Democratic and Republican leaders in many counties push for changes to the state constitution. Miss Dixie D Mason, daughter of Isaac Mason, graduates as a nurse from Johns Hopkins Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie D. Mason
Isaac Masons
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Answers to Questions Column By Frederic J Haskin
Frederic J Haskin offers readers a question and answer column from Washington with directions to send a three cent reply via the Winchester Evening Star Bureau for information. The item reads like a service box note inviting inquiries and outlining submission details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
Winchester Evening
Question and Answer Style Miscellany from a Newspaper Page
A dense Q and A roundup covers topics from music and diplomacy to debt, borders, saints, and natural wonders. It lists figures on US war debt paid, Iguazu Falls height, Annapolis education cost, and Swiss unemployment, among other curiosities and trivia.
Policy shifts in Mexico and Europe reshape diplomacy
A May 25 dispatch notes U S doubts about Cardenas paying Mexican expropriations and hints Washington may demand restoration of seized properties. It contrasts with Britain and hints Hitler may press for Sudeten autonomy, while Wheat policy foresees a 37 percent acreage reduction in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
U. S
Cardenas
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Roosevelt
Securities Exchange Commission
Charles West
Ickes
West
Tellig Ira
SEC
Wallace
Local Medical and Veterinary News in Frederick County
W L Poston is thrown from a spirited horse and badly injured, treated by Dr Walter Cox. Dr E W Miller moves from Strasburg to open Valley Veterinary Hospital. Dr P W Boyd performs delicate surgery on H R Santmyer removing an open safety pin from his esophagus. Paul Haldeman hosts 1913 high school graduates at Evandale home of his parents in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Poston
Walter Cox
E. W. Miller
Strasburg
The
Valley Veterinary Hospital
P. W. Boyd
H.R. Santmyer
Paul Haldeman
Evandale
Frederick County
McKinley Plans U S Army Move Into Cuba Stated
Forty years ago President McKinley planned immediate U S Army occupation of Cuba as the Spanish American War progressed. The Misses Conrad, daughters of Holmes Conrad, host a driving party through Frederick and Clarke counties. Charles M. Lupton and Bertie Hammon of Mountain Falls are married by the Rev W J Smith. William Evans is knocked from a front porch chair when lightning strikes an outbuilding behind his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Cuba
Wenda confronts Garry while Julia and Barbara plot at the lodge
Barbara overhears perilous schemes as Wenda resigns to Garry and Julia risks exposure. Jimmy Minton pressures Bobbie with a dangerous game while Barbara contemplates warning Minton and protecting the boy. The chapter ends with looming danger and a planned confrontation.
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Wenda
Garry
Julia
Barbara
Jimmy Minton
New York
Cousin
Ray
Garry Page
Bobbie
Jimmy
Mim
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