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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1938
Page
4
Boward Honored Seeks Vocational Seer Roles
The article notes Boward's honor and outlines aims for vocational service and community leadership. It mentions a ceremony and references figures linked to local governance, including county and police roles, with emphasis on labor and public works.
Hopkins Should Resign Over Relief Politics in Iowa
An editorial accuses WPA administrator Harry Hopkins of using his vast agency to back a Democratic senate candidate in Iowa. It argues his actions mirror the misconduct he once fired subordinates for and calls for his resignation or public rebuke by Iowa voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busty L. Hopes
WPA
Hopkins
Iowa
Towa
Harry Hopkins
People of America
Works Progress
People of
Senate
Barkley
Agricultural Progress Administration
National Forestry Service
Pike County
Kentucky
Burley Tobacco Inspection Service
Garry
Barbara
Ray
Wenda
Peace Nations Can Prevent War Through Unified Trade Halt
Opinion urging a coalition including Britain and the United States to withhold mineral supplies from aggressor powers. The author argues that a concerted embargo could deter warfare or swiftly defeat aggressors, and calls for exhaustive exploration of these possibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Empire
America
France
Fits
The Adoring Bride and the Encyclopedia Sale
A veteran traveler warns against selling an encyclopedia to a bride as she believes her husband already knows all. The piece notes brides and engaged women admire a salesman and favor his grand plans while he hides weaknesses until married. It ends with a reflection on insight and illusion.
Honest Americans Weigh In On Roosevelt Spending Debate
A Clifton Forge Daily Review column argues critics of the Roosevelt administration deserve fair treatment as they express honest opinions on spending aimed at lifting the nation from depression. The piece asserts billions in aid alone cannot solve the low mood and urges unity between supporters and skeptics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Forge Daily Review
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Duke and Duchess of Windsor to visit after marriage
Friends announce the royal couple will visit the country after their marriage. Stanley Baldwin resigns as British prime minister and Neville Chamberlain succeeds him. The Rev. E J Rohart resigns after 11 years at the First Brethren Church. New hospital board members named Clarke Cooper Sloan Kuykendall T F Timberlake H F Byrd Jr Ronald Wilson Boyd Hammond Wilbur Krise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
E. J. Rohart
First Brethren Church
Clarke Cooper
Sloan Kuykendall
T. F. Timberlake
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Ronald Wilson
Boyd Hammond
Wilbur Krise
Red Tape tops Blue Ridge Hunt Club Show at 40th event
Red Tape from Dr. L. M. Allen stables won the top award at the 40th Blue Ridge Hunt Club Show. Secretary Treasurer Woodin plans to stay in office after revealing he was on a Morgan firm preferred subscriber stock list under Senate investigation. Miss Elizabeth Jefferson of Martinsburg and Mr William Luck di Zerega of this city wed yesterday at Christ Episcopal Church. Dan Gregory and His Orchestra to play the final three dances for Shenandoah Valley Academy events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Allen
Berryville
Blue Ridge
Local notices and events from West Boscawen street
Ten years ago Miss Elizabeth W. Conrad died while tending flowers at her home on West Boscawen street. A new church at Burnt Factory is to be dedicated on Sunday June 24. Clara Bow appears in Red Head at a local theatre. The Jordan Springs Hotel summer season opens with a large dance and many notable visitors register there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth W. Conrad
West Boscawen Street
Burnt Factory
Clara Bow
Jordan Springs
Stephenson
James William Taylor Dies After Illness in City Hospital
Twenty five years ago James William Taylor, a young city merchant, dies in hospital after months of delicate health. Col Teddy Roosevelt announces he rarely drinks in a damage suit against a Michigan editor who claimed he was a drunkard. Rev T J Lambert of Winchester district Methodist Church given a surprise party on his 47th birthday. J Howard Cather, agent for Ford cars here, cites prices Roadster 525 and touring 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James William Taylor
Col
Teddy Roosevelt
Michigan
T. J. Lambert
Winchester
Methodist Church
J. Howard Cather
Ford Car
Wheat prices fall after wartime boom noted
Forty years ago Wheat prices drop to 1.13 dollars in town as a war boom ebbs. Justice Hodgson proclaims a plan to thrash miscreants, and officials decide to raise the United States flag over John Kerr School. Oscar Barr advertises 10 000 pounds of wool at Market and Piccadilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgson
United States
John Kerr School
Oscar Barr
Market
Piccadilly Streets
Answers to Questions Quiz Card a Century Ago
A dated quiz of general knowledge including cocoon counts for silk, Will Rogers Memorial Stadium near Colorado Springs, wind tempering, Big Red race, Cy Young’s perfect game, Tommy Riggs Betty Lou, life insurance payouts, Lindbergh glass heart, CCC costs, bumblebee, smallest newspaper, Birth of a Baby images, first lightning rod, Library of Congress cost, and Socialist Party motto.
Misunderstandings Shadow Roosevelt Policy Inquiries
Washington May 27 The administration faces ongoing misinterpretations of its non interference stance in primary elections. Harry Hopkins endures public pillorying while Otha Wearin's net stance remains unclear amid reports of administration support and flood control talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Administration
Roosevelt
News-Men
Harry Hopkins
New Deal
Harry
Iowa
Otha Wearin
Mr. Roosevelt
Hopkins
U. S. Senate
Richard Wilson
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Wilson
Wearin
Wallace
Farley
Mr. Hopkins
Senate Leader Barkley Faces Silent Accusation
The text hints at a charge that Kentucky WPA activity is being begun on behalf of Senate Leader Barkley while he pursues other directions for himself, implying conflict between public duties and personal moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Masked Gun Within A Tea Time At The Lodge
Barbara hides a gun during tea with Garry and Ray as danger looms from Jimmy Minton’s threats. Garry disarms the weapon, and Barbara confronts lingering feelings for Garry while Wenda’s fate with the staged romance remains unresolved. A loud shot ends the scene as the chapter stalls for later continuation.
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Th. i. Boward
Sri Das Af Tee
eSrasr
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the Cumberland Times
By Frederic J. Haskin
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Colorado
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Maria
Laurence Sterne
Cy Young
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Betty Lou
Riggs
Pittsburgh
Searle
Bellefonte Academy
Brown University
Ohio State
WCAE
Pudy Vallee
Colonel Lindbergh
W.M. G
Ameritical Society
Alexis Carrel
CCC
J. W
Meee Q
Bahamas
Co. W.R. A
American Institute of Public Opinion
Seinjaris Franklin
Congressional Library
Washington, D. C
C. F
Library of Congress
Socialist Party of
U.S. A
W.G
Workers of the World Unite
Paul Mallon
Agriculture Committee
Budget Bureau
Richard Leche
Louisiana
Leche
Happy Chandler
Russell
Senator Russell
Georgia
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Scott
Monmouthshire
England
Alf Penny
BY R. Scott
Tinicum Island
Delaware River
Delaware County
Pennsylvania
E. A. Er
New Amsterdam New York
Falkland Islands
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King Features Syndicate
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Minton
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Bobbie
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