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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1938
Page
4
Partitioning Spain remains unity cannot be broken
Richmond column notes Julio del Vayo argues peace must not sacrifice others. He says Spain cannot be partitioned as Basques and Catalans once sought autonomy but unity is essential. The article reflects on democracy, history, and the costly price of keeping Spain intact amid civil conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Julio del Vayo
Spain
Sciace
Cortez
Madrid
Catalonia
Barcelona
Night crowing outlawed in Salem Virginia rooster nuisance
Salem city council bans roosters from crowing at night with fines up to 25 dollars and ten days in jail. The piece notes other cities like Newark also regulate nocturnal crowing and adds a satirical line about killing a rooster to avoid noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Herald-Courier
Salem
Virginia
Ehantucleer
Newark
New Jersey
Domneck Sena
Ruling the Waves at a Profit
The Cunard White Star liner Queen Elizabeth will be the largest world merchant ship at about 95 000 tons and longer than the Normandie and Queen Mary. It is designed for higher speed and aims to provide two way Atlantic passenger service, a goal in an era where speed and economy are debated by shipping authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk Ledger Dispatch
Cunard
France
Percy Bates
White Star Line
Atlantic
Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth Shape Ocean Passenger Costs
Shipping experts say two giant liners racing across the Atlantic in opposite directions can be more economical than smaller rival ships. Queen Mary already consumes far less fuel than older British liners, with Queen Elizabeth expected to improve, aiding Britain’s merchant marine profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Britannia
The Crazy Whites in the Friendly Islands
Charles Ramsey, long time Tonga Island resident, visits New Zealand and England and reports the world’s crazier state since World War I. He notes Polynesians’ peaceful nature, minimal crime, and communal helping ethos, contrasting with Western turmoil. Ramsey plans to return home quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles 8. Ramsey
Tonga Islands
South Seas
New Zealand
England
Tongas
Friendly Islands
Mr. Ramsey
A TISKET A TISKET CARNIVAL OF NURSERY JINGLES
The piece muses on why the 1938 hit A Tisket Tasket dominates radio airwaves. It links the craze to childhood nostalgia amid world tensions and adults seeking simple comfort in familiar nursery rhymes.
Car crash at Opequon Bridge claims Harvey Poston life
Harvey T. Poston of Clarke county is killed and Lewis Hummer is seriously injured when their car leaves the Berryville pike road at Opequon bridge. The report also notes church and social notices: Bishop Arthur J. Moore leads the Baltimore M. E. Conference sessions, a marriage in Boyce First Baptist Church, and engagement of Ruth Elkins of Elkton to Rev. William Glass III.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey T. Poston
Clarke County
Lewis Hummer
Opequon Bridge
Berryville Pike
Arthur J. Moore
Baltimore
First killing frost strikes area as temperatures dip
The region reports a first killing frost with the thermometer at 25 degrees. Dr. Hugo Eckener showcases the Graf Zeppelin at Chicago's Century of Progress. Lucien Brumback and Oren Snapp win election as delegates to the State Grange convention in Luray tomorrow. Women of Braddock Street Church plan a reception for newly appointed Rev and Mrs Sydenstricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Eckener
Chicago
Lucien Brumback
Oren Snapp
Luray
Braddock Street
Hubert Sydenstricker
Handley Opens as Judges Shut Out Leesburg 25-0
Ten years ago Clark Anderson and Fries starred in Handley’s opener with Leesburg as the Judges won 25 to 0. The report also notes the Yankees’ World Series return with a fourth straight loss for the Cardinals and a local bust ceremony for Dr. H. H. McGuire. Dr. Ralph Snapp elected president of the Northern Virginia Dental Study Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Anderson
Fries
Handley
Leesburg
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
H. H. McGuire
Ralph Snapp
Northern Virginia Dental Study Club
Cars for rent at Huntsberry garage on South Main
Twenty five years ago W E Huntsberry advertises car rentals day or night from his South Main street garage. Miss Lola Dorsey has a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs William Dorsey at their White Hall home. A memorial tablet honors Rev Dr Charles White and wife at Berryville Presbyterian Church. Miss Blanch Elizabeth Sargent and James Crowell Gardner wed at Market Street Church parsonage Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Huntsberry
South Main Street
Lola Dorsey
William Dorsey
White Hall
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Charles White
Blanch Elizabeth Sargent
James Crowell Gardner
Frederick County
Market Street Church
Fire destroys Beverley residence at Stewart and Wolfe
Forty years ago the nearly finished home of J. B. Beverley on the Stewart Wolfe corner burned in the night. Also noted: Miss Bessie Nicodemus and James Clark wed in Hagerstown Maryland. Guards appointed for C. B. Rousson during his annual Winchester visit. A J Tavenner and S M Chiles spent Sunday on the Shenandoah River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Beverley
Stewart and
Wolfe Streets
Bessie Nicodemus
James Clark
Clarke County
Hagerstown
George Kurtz
Robert Haymaker
William Deschon
R. Atwell
Stover Lewis
C. B. Rousson
Winchester
A. J. Tavenner
S. M. Chiles
Shenandoah River
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
A collection of Q and A items covering figures and facts from 1883 Krakatoa eruption to FDIC coverage. Topics include Pitchfork Ben Tillman, Italian Ethiopian conquest, largest recorded largemouth bass, Franco birthplace, literacy by region, Who's Who entries, and the 1875 unveiling of the Stonewall Jackson statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic J. Haskin
General Jackson
Richmond
Cuban stamps overprinted during the American occupation
The article catalogs Cuban stamps overprinted during the 1898 99 American occupation noting values from a few hundred dollars up to 600. It highlights rarity and price ranges, referencing collectors and catalog listings.
Judy Rogers Faces Love and Loss After a Shocking Marriage
Debutante Judy Rogers copes with her father’s financial ruin and a shattered romance after Craig Denby announces he married someone else. With her future uncertain, she seeks a new path, meeting attorney Ronald Birrell for a luncheon as she confronts her fall from social grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Rogers
Craig Denby
Hollywood
Judy
Craig
Bantrees
Long Island
Polly
D.C
Chess Move Not A Purge
Washington reports a strategic reshuffle in the agriculture sector framed as a chess-like realignment. Officials describe the reorganizing of the AAA with Wallace’s leadership as a bid for unity, while farmers allege conflicting guidance and subsidies misstatements affecting cotton and farm program payouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Bishop Tolley
Rook Evans
Knight Black
King Wallace
Farm Bureau Backs Eicher Bill in Push for Price Fixing
The Farm Bureau will set up a headquarters here next week to lobby for the McAdoo Eicher price fixing bill. E. E. Kennedy, former secretary of the union, will head the effort after his prior congressional work on the measure. Democratic magnates predict a limited GOP gain in next month’s elections, with analysis pointing to a potential turnover of about 26 seats in an off year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Union
E. E. Kennedy
Congress
Farley
Congressional Campaign Committee
Lea
California
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Winchester Evening Star
Chanticleer
Atlanta Journal
New York World-Telegram
Benjamin Tillman
South Carolina
Pitchfork Ben
Cleveland
Krakatoa
Sunda Strait
Tropics
South
Africa
Australia
Oregon
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
United States
Oakland
Florida
Walter Harden
Communist Party
Karl Marx
Friedrich Engels
Samuel Moore
General Franco
Francisco Franco
Galicia
Portugal
Pation
Harry L. Chiles
Leonard Moore Davis
Ira W. Drew
Francis T. H.doubler
Patrick T. Moreland
Joseph Robinson
Irving Fineman
Fifth Infantry
New York
Brest
President Grant
United States Treasury
Treasury Department
Government Life Insurance Fund
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
FDIC
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Stonewall Jackson
Mabilitado
Philippines
King Peatures Syndieste, Inc
Malay States
Masellitado
Craig Darling
Greenwich
Mary Banner
Banner
Miss Rogers
Childs
Agricultural Dept
Wallace
Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
NEW Deal
AAA
Department of Agriculture
Congressional
Georgia
Middle West
Farm Bureau
Eicher Bill
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