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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1937
Page
4
Fostering Monopoly in Wage Policy Debate
The piece argues wage and hour proposals and a forthcoming fair trade program will boost monopolies. It contends small businesses suffer more from minimum wages and hour limits, praises the NRA for strengthening big business, and questions government trust campaigns and price controls amid recovery efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Mistreatment of Shenandoah Park Residents Examined
Roy Flannagan reports in a Richmond News Leader series that Shenandoah National Park residents suffer extreme destitution. He condemns 1934 Delays by the Resettlement Administration and calls for swift action to provide decent living and rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Flannagan
Richmond News Leader
Shenandoah National Park
Flannagan
Tugwell
Debate on wage and hour reform targets fair balance
The article weighing President and Congress wage and hour proposals argues for government limits on hours and minimum pay to protect workers and sustain industry. It cautions that a 30 hour week and $16 weekly minimum may be too harsh in textiles, urging a reasonable middle ground to avoid exploitation by either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
NRA
Federal Board
Black
Senate Labor Committee
Connery
House Labor Committee
Wall
Price and Daniels in Debate Over Lieutenant Governorship
The Danville Register notes Mr Price seems certain to win the governorship and questions why he would pick Mr Daniels as lieutenant governor. The Richmond Times Dispatch chides Daniels’ Senate record as inactive while praising his wealth and James River estate as potential qualifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Register
Price
Daniel
Senate
Register
Daniels
Mr. Price
Tr. Jel
James River
Commonwealth
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Roosevelt
Gov
Falling Body Dynamics In Scott's Scrap Book
The note explains the physics of free fall. A body falling four feet touches ground in one second while a 48 foot fall takes two seconds. It states that a falling body gains 32 feet of distance each second, illustrating constant acceleration.
Wealth Annual Losses From Rust and Corrosion
Fire and storms aside, R J Scott notes yearly iron and steel output loses about one fourth to rust and corrosion.
Answers to Questions from The Evening Star Information Bureau
A long list of Q and A items answers common factual queries. Topics include number of lawyers in Congress, major flour milling, nursery school origins, Derby and Preakness winners, Isle of St Helena population, Confederate seal motto, Eskimo names, American meat consumption, Lincoln portrait, hospital patients, Walter Hagen age, Hindenburg insurance, gumbo soil, punctuation breakaway author, Weston inauguration walker, rats' property damage, Staten Island transfer, repeating cannons, greyhound racing states, Italian conquest Ethiopia cost, Lionel Logue, Gold puzzle entry, cantaloupe production states, albino robins, and large airplane tire.
May 12 Set for Edward VIII Coronation
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin announced May 12 as the coronation day for Edward VIII in the British Empire. In Warren County tomorrow 1,500 school children will display and demonstrate the work of the school year in store windows. S. V. A. graduates are luncheon guests of the Rotary Club. The Dionne quintuplets celebrate a birthday today without their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Baldwin
Edward VIII
British Empire
Warren County
Rotary Club
Dionne Quintuplets
Five Years Ago: Murder Accusation and Local Honors
Five years ago Kermit Orndorff of Star Tannery faced murder charges as his wife remained missing since December. Edwin Bailey Philip Glaize and Cordelle Huff were slated to graduate from S V A next week. Turner Ashby Camp, Confederate Veteran's sons, held its first meeting with C P McVicar elected commander. Stanley Miller, 13, saved S M A cadet Fleischman from a heat driven fall into a 60 foot pit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Orndorff
Star Tannery
Edwin Bailey
Philip Glaize
Cordelle Huff
Turner Ashby
Confederate Veteran’s Sons
C. P. McVicar
Stanley Miller
Frank Miller
S. M.A
Fleischman
Yeast Company
King Albert Receives Lindbergh in Belgian Royal Palace
Ten years ago King Albert welcomed Charles Lindbergh during the Atlantic flyer’s visit to Belgium at the royal palace. The Elks Club baseball team won the opener of a inter civic league series against Rotary Club. Ollie Pitcock led local shooters with 47 breaks in a gun club practice. The American Legion Post plans to move earth from local graves to France to honor fallen soldiers from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Albert
Lindbergh
Royal Palace
Atlantic Flyer
Belgium
Elks Club
Rotary Club
Ollie Pitcock
American Legion
R. Y. Conrad Post
France
City School Board Reelects Teachers for New Year
The board renews contracts for active teachers for the upcoming year with several additions planned. A man on Mainstreet tries to camouflage a small car, causing fear. The will of Henry Baetjer is probated leaving substantial property to wife and son. Marines are being sent to Panama as U.S. monitors unrest in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mainstreet
Henry Baetjer
Panama
Cuba
Democrats win in first ward election
Forty years ago Democrats succeeded in electing all but one candidate in the first ward of the city election. Local horsemen tested four racing trotters at the fair ground with William Newman’s Axtellite first in all three trials. The Reuss Hook and Ladder Company planned new uniforms for the state convention in July. M EB Church South officials voted to overhaul the church building with John W. Rice as chairman of stewards. Historic note marks Emperor Maximilian's Mexico landfall on May 28, 1864.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Ground
William Newman
Fence Pat on the Back Sparks Confusion Over Back Slap
A fragmented report notes a tense moment when a man pat Mr. Daniel on the back after a fence jump. The incident triggers speculation about motives, with officials offering unclear explanations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Daniel
Roosevelt's Supreme Court tussle colors wartime policy tone
Washington dispatch notes two opposing readings of President Roosevelt's hints on continuing the court fight. While some see new orders and unresolved legal clashes, others expect a pause to weigh outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
White House
Congress
SEC
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jacqueline Burns Check to Stop Marriage to Lutman
Jacqueline sabotages a plan by burning a check in a luxury central-heated apartment after plotting to defy Colonel Lutman. She had discovered her mother’s check among papers, and Lutman returns as she seals the act with smoke and ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline
Colonel Lutman
Jim
Jim Asson
Asson
Lutman
Lutmann
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