Japan cabinet shake signals intensified drive on China
The May 28 dispatch notes Japan's cabinet reshuffle placing War Minister Itagaki and Foreign Minister Ugaki alongside Finance Minister Ikeda and Education Minister Araki. It portrays a militarist shift aimed at rapid victory over China, with Itagaki noted for hard line tactics and Araki for extreme militancy, while Ugaki is cast as a stabilizing middle choice.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Associated Press
New York
Japan
China
Nippon
Seishiro Itagaki
Manchuria
Suchow
Mongolia
Zushige Ugaki
Ugaki
Siehin Ikeda
Ikeda
Baron Sadao Araki
America
Europe
Russia
Araki
Itagaki
Ho Ying-Chin
Thaw Loses Suit Over Psychiatrist Fees in White Case
Harry K. Thaw of Kenilworth lost a $750 verdict to Dr. Smith Ely Jelliffe, noted psychiatrist and star defense witness in the Slaying of Stanford White. Jelliffe sues for $10,000 for fees, and claims he coined brain storm during Thaw's second trial.
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Harry K. Thaw
Kenilworth
Smith Ely Jelliffe
Thaw
Stanford White
Jelliffe
Dr. Jelliffe
White
Map of Asia offers up to date detail for readers
The Winchester Evening Star advertises a five color map of Asia printed on durable paper, 21 by 28 inches, with a reverse side listing complete economic and political data. The map costs ten cents postpaid and is available through the Information Bureau.
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Asia
Daily News
Winchester Proclaims Poppy Day May 30
Mayor Charles R. Anderson proclaims Monday May 30 as Poppy Day in Winchester to honor World War I dead and support living veterans. Citizens are urged to wear the VFW memorial poppy to aid the disabled and dependents.
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Winchester
Anderson
Frederick County
United States
Charles R. Anderson
City of
Landon Headlines Evening Radio Return From Hiatus
Alfred M Landon Republican presidential candidate will address the New York State Young Republican Club at Niagara Falls New York tonight on WEAF NBC station. Landon last spoke over the air in October 1937. The broadcast highlights a busy weekend of programs across WEAF WABC and WJZ NBC CBS networks with music news and memorial day services.
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New York
Alfred M. Landon
WEAF
NBC
New York State
Young Republican Club
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Mr. Landon
Robert T Anderson
Harrisburg
Ill
Williams. Paley
Shawneetown
Illinois
Walter Stiles, Jr
Coudersport
WJZ
Budapest
Vatican
Chicago
Mexico
WABC
CBS
WOR
MBS
Forum
Elbert D. Thomas
Rush D. Holt
Aunt Fanny
Marion Talley
Jack Benny
Charlie McCarthy
Phil Spitalny
Wabc-Cbs
Everybody’s Music
Guy Lombardo Orchestra
Joe Penner
Phil Baker
Helen Jepson
Radio City Symphony
Grenadier Guards Band
Feg Murray
Tyrone Power Playhouse
Norman Cloutier
Arlington Cemetery
David I. Walsh
Gettysburg National Cemetery
A. H. Vandenberg
U. S. Revenue Cutter
Cleveland
J. P. Pope
Elbert Thomas
Indianapolis
Rush Hughes
Paul Douglas
Manhattan
Northern Baptist Convention
J. H. Rushbrooke
Tancer Hall
Woman Presents Suspected Spider for Inspection
Mrs. D. B. Mahony of 191 South Indian Avenue brought a spider to town for inspection. Officials said it was not a black widow and identified it as a common species.
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D. B. Mahony
South Indian Avenue
Aged Methodist Clergyman Dead in Virginia
Rev. Spotswood Harvey Johnson, 83, a retired Methodist minister with 49 years of active service, died at his home Emmafield in Hanover county. Funeral at 1 p.m. Saturday, interment Glenstrup Chesterfield county. Survived by widow Lula Dahl Johnson, a son and five daughters.
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Ashland
Spotswood Harvey Johnson
Emmafield
Hanover County
Glenstrup
Chesterfield County
Blassingame H. Johnson
Virginia Methodist Conference
Yoigger Johnson
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Lincoln man files suit over beer costs as medical expense
Elmer Swenson of Lincoln sues Iowa Nebraska Light and Power for 454.50 claiming beer and alcohol consumed as medicine after an eight year old fall at the plant. He cites a prior 1933 judgment requiring the utility to pay all reasonable expenses.
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Lincoln, Neb
Elmer Swenson
Lincoln
Swenson
Iowa-Nebraska Light and Power Company
Evening Star prompt delivery call for Winchester service
If you ran to receive your Evening Star in Winchester call POSTAL TITTLEGRAPH for prompt delivery. There is no charge for this service.
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Winchester
Warner Brothers bans commercially sponsored films at Capitol Theatre
Warner Brothers declares no commercially sponsored films will be shown in any theatre they control. Joseph Bernhard, chief executive, says theatres should not be advertising venues and newspapers should carry paid ads instead. He argues the screen must remain free of commercial invasion to protect public trust in cinema.
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Capitol Theatre
Warner Brothers House
Joseph Bernhard
Warner Brothers
Bernhard
Salvation Army Book Audit in Winchester Positive Review
Major George H. Marshall and Adjutant James Longino inspected the Salvation Army in Winchester and found the books in perfect order. Captain and Mrs. Matthias W. Bott discussed current and future plans, including a building project, marking six months of their stay.
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George H. Marshall
James Longino
Salvation Army
Winchester
Matthias W. Bott
Orchestra To Play For Class
The Lutheran orchestra will be a musical feature at the Men's bible class of the United Brethren Church tomorrow morning at 9.45. All members of the class are urged to be present. The public also is cordially invited to be present.
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United Brethren Church
Roanoke Arrests Ship Big Prohibition Era Style Raid
Police and ABC agents raided Roanoke targeting illegal liquor traffic. Seventy four people were arrested with many facing multiple counts. warrants were issued for others as twenty one agents joined nearly fifty officers in the operation described as the biggest since repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
ABC
C. W Saunders, Jr
ABC Board
Stepping Out at Coney Island in Uniformed Rollers
Regimentation reaches the rolling-chair pushers at Coney Island as they debut Sunday in light tan tunics and white caps.
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New York
Coney Island
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BR Twinere
Loudoun St
Thea
Winchester Furniture CO
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Washington, D. C
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Henry Armstrong
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Larry Clinton
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