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Alcohol the Deceiver Proverb Quotation Emphasis
A Bible verse from Proverbs 20 1 echoes warning about wine and strong drink as deceivers. The text cautions that those who are misled by intoxicants lack wisdom and self control.
Tax Exempt Bonds and Sixteenth Amendment Debate
The article traces the Sixteenth Amendment ratification and the Supreme Court ruling on tax exemptions for government bonds. It discusses proposals by Dr. Butler and others to seek a new court ruling, and notes Byrd’s push for independent accounting and cost critiques of resettlement projects amid President Roosevelt's reorganizational plans.
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Byrd Scores Twice in Helena Pork Barrel Note
Senator Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia drew attention in Helena Montana with two scoring remarks on pork barrel projects, startling observers and signaling a shift in his approach to federal spending.
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Memorial for Thomas Jefferson debated with Virginia options
The Petersburg Progress Index discusses memorial options for Thomas Jefferson, weighing a University of Virginia foundation against a Washington memorial. It notes Monticello and Virginia Capitol as existing tributes and suggests a UVA foundation as fitting, though some insist on a Washington memorial.
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Visibility for drivers in Cumberland traffic study
The Cumberland Times discusses night driving hazards from poor visibility and urges better street lighting and lighter pavement tones. It notes black asphalt and tar coated brick reduce visibility versus clean concrete, advocating practical lightening of street surfaces for safer night driving.
Yankees clinch 1937 World Series in sixth game
The 1937 World Series saw the Yankees defeat the Giants 13 to 5 in game six before the smallest crowd in the event's history. James A. Farley adds Burr P. Harrison to Roosevelt electors council as local head. Marlene Dietrich named Hollywood's most beautiful actress by Gleason. Local Red Cross dedicates a Highway First Aid Station at Mrs. W. B. Stine's Berryville avenue home.
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Prohibition Defense by Bishop Cannon at Baltimore Conference
Bishop James Cannon Jr leader of the Southern Methodist Church defends prohibition before the 148th annual Baltimore Conference. Two inches of snow blankets Elkins West Virginia as festival opening day proceeds. Charles Harper vice president of the common council to speak at Women’s Civic League meeting.
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Local events planned for 100th B and O Railroad anniversary
Andrew Bell organizes a special train trip for citizens to attend the B and O Railroad centennial fair. School children will join the excursion. In Baltimore Frank Miccile of Winchester Fruit Store sustains multiple hand fractures after striking a thief on the head. Worth Brill, a local mechanic, is treated for a head wound after an assault and robbery on South Kent street. The will of David Brooks leaves his entire estate to Aaron Harper.
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Fast electric trains hit Piedmont line extension toward Bluemont
Twenty five years ago electric trains began running on the converted Piedmont line from Washington to Leesburg with plans to reach Bluemont. S. V. A. won its season opener 28 to 3 against R. M. A. Rev. R. E. Richardson, longtime U B Church pastor, is transferred to Cumberland, Md., after the Martinsburg annual conference and a new $30,000 church is dedicated there. Miss Betty Muir visits White Post and attends a Medilla dance hosted by the E. S. Meades.
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Fifty Years Ago Highlights At Hart Hotel Scene
A large crowd of young men gathered after the Cuban Gaiety Girls revue at the Hart Hotel and the local auditorium. The water department reports over seven million gallons pumped last month. Excavations for W L McCann residence on Amherst Street near completion. An editorial urges a city electric system benefiting private homes.
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Street Sign Lighting and House Number Clarity Urged
A civic notice stresses proper street sign lighting and clear house numbers to aid nighttime readability and daylight visibility. It warns that driver distraction in city traffic leads to many wrecks when locating streets or houses during travel.
Virginia tourism ranked sixth among states in trade
Richmond news leader reports Chairman Wilbur Hall of the Conservation Commission notes Virginia ranks sixth in tourist trade and could reach first with proper funding. He says tourism is already a major industry and will require planning and social adjustments as visitor numbers grow, aiming for Virginians to be good hosts.
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The Star's Open Forum Thanks Readers for Brass Tacks Lesson
Reader from Methodist Home, Athersburg, Md thanks The Star for Brass Tacks Sunday School lesson appearing in Friday's paper so it reaches in time for Sunday. Expresses appreciation to editor for timely lesson notes.
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Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
A quiz from Haskin’s column covers topics from radio voice acting to climate in Puerto Rico and the deep lakes, noting also ships, towers, and notable figures. It lists questions and concise answers on subjects including education, wine pairings, the Statue of Freedom, 4-H clubs, measles, iceberg formation, and the Empire State Building.
Cable of world trade tensions hangs over Washington
Washington reviews a growing global cable of trade blockades and financial maneuvers linking China, Britain, and the United States. Officials discuss the risk to recovery as British actions and a looming Far East crisis push toward policy responses and potential embargoes. A sabotage case on a major U.S. warship and the upcoming visit of the Duke of Windsor add domestic intrigue to the international strains.
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Windswept Tryst in Mougins Ends With a Truth
Mari and Alec share a fleeting idyll atop the Mougins church tower as thoughts of marriage and future careers collide. Alec reveals he is married, shattering Mari’s hopes and prompting a pragmatic end to their holiday affair.
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