Prayer Verse From Psalms Quoted In Winchester Evening Star
The Winchester Evening Star prints a Bible passage from Psalms 27 9 shared by editor H F Byrd Jr. The excerpt emphasizes seeking divine aid and assurance of God’s presence.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1938
Page
4
Pensions Debate Sweeps the Nation From Maine to California
The Alexandria Gazette notes a nationwide push for public pension schemes from Maine to California. It warns many plans risk ruinous costs, higher taxes, and state socialism, urging focus on work and production rather than expansive pensions. It cites hearings by the Bennington House Ways and Means Committee in January and stresses prudence for lawmakers and voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Gazette
Maine
California
Hare
Benington House Ways and Means
Sioshington
Indica
Treasury
Soviet Petulance and Lindbergh Visit Criticism
A Staunton News Leader report notes high Russian aviation leaders denouncing Colonel Lindbergh over a claimed 8 percent remark about Soviet air forces. The claim ties to a London weekly and a dinner with Lady Astor, both unverified by Lindbergh. The piece suggests the incident is minor but could influence Russian morale until combat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gees Staunton
Lindbergh
Russia
the Week
London
Hitler
Col
Lady Astor
Wea Cel
Corrigan
Europe
Royal Air Force
Miss Annie Jo White Remembered by Richmond News Leaders
The obituary recalls Miss Annie Jo White as a longtime librarian and founder of the Fancy Dress Ball at Washington and Lee and a beloved link to the school’s past. Her death leaves an enduring mark on the campus and its traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News-Leader
Washington and Lee
Old Washington College
Lee
Pater Patrae
Elec
Annie Jo White
Annie Jo
Gen- Lee
The Enduring Figure of a Century-Old Society Storyteller
General Custie Lee stood as a contemporary figure with President Wilson as a younger brother. The versatile Smith and infant Gaines populate a portrait of lively youth and humor. She championed patriotic causes and homesick lads, blending sentiment with sharp humor. Her fashion and grounded realism marked fifty years as a unique, indefatigable friend and storyteller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custie Lee
Wilson
Smith
Gaines
Burke
Dissenting German Exposed by Seger in America
Gerhart S. Seger, former Reichstag member now in the United States, disputes Nazi claims of a unified Germany under Hitler. He describes extensive German concentration camps, mass surveillance, and fear-driven loyalty, noting many prisoners are gentiles and mail censorship results in long penalties. A side column mocks marriage and American pride references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Gerhart S. Seger
Reichstag
Youth linked to auto thefts wrecks Rev Norman Cooper’s car
Police believe they captured a youth tied to recent auto thefts who wrecked Rev. Norman Cooper’s car. County treasurer Harry McCann reports Frederick had a balance of $20 641.16 on Sept 30. Game Commission to hold hearing in Berryville on open or closed season. Engagement announced between Miss Martha Jane McEwen and Dr Raymond H Kerlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Cooper
Harry McCann
Frederick
Game Commission
Berryville
Martha Jane McEwen
Raymond H. Kerlin
Riot at NRA HQ sparks police blame of communists
Five years ago more than 3,500 people rioted at the NRA headquarters in New York City as police blamed communist factions for instigating clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Richmond Agriculture
Shetiahdoah Paper Board Co
Edward Jenkins
Red Gate
Blue Ridge Club
Walter Johnson to pilot Senators next season
Washington reports claim that baseball great Walter Johnson will manage the Senators in the upcoming season. In other news Maurice Seabright, 26, dies after his car strikes a large stone on an embankment on the Millwood pike. Sophie Thwaite, 91, dies at relatives' home. The Graf Zeppelin battles storms over the Atlantic returning from Chicago's Century of Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News
Walter Johnson
Senators
Maurice Seabright
Millwood Pike
Sophie Thwaite
Atlantic
Century of Progress
Chicago
Chicago artist calls for longer skirt slits as fashion shifts
A Chicago artist declares the slit in women's skirts should be longer rather than shorter amid fashion expert dicta. Miss Eva Click is bitten by a snake while hunting for a ring behind kitchen plaster. Leroy Eustice Williams, a Clarke County native and former Confederate veteran, dies at his Anchorage Kentucky home. The United States will not oppose the German Kaiser sending warships to Mexican waters during internal strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eva Click
Leroy Eustice Williams
Clarke County
Anchorage
United States
Mexican
Winchester youths fined for sneaking at fair
Forty years ago six prominent Winchester men were caught sneaking over the fence at the Winchester Fair and fined. Charles B. Rouss received a rousing college cheer as he passed Valley Female College in yesterday's parade. Miss Fannie Chapman and William Cline were married in Hagerstown and will live on North Market street. William Arnold, a Confederate veteran near the city, was visiting New Market with old war comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Charles B. Rouss
Valley Female College
Fannie Chapman
William Cline
Hagerstown
North Market Street
William Arnold
New Market
Answers to Questions by Frederic J. Haskin
A digest of Q and A on topics from Futurism to Lenin's death. The piece lists origins of Futurism, Easter Island naming, Temple University founder, and details about wool manufacturing and absorption. It also notes National Book Week dates and Mark Twain burial facts.
Beauty and Charm booklet offer for women readers
A promotional message urges women to buy the booklet BEAUTY AND CHARM by the Information Bureau, Frederic J. Haskin, director. It covers care of the face body figure hands teeth hair exercise poise and makeup and invites readers to mail ten cents postpaid with name address and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskins
Washington, D. C
Frederic J. Haskin
To Be Mightiest US Air Fleet
Washington reports outline US air power plans to outpace Europe for twenty years. Proposed advances would render allied and enemy aircraft obsolete, with Roosevelt notes cast as a peace strategy. additional items cover wage and hour funding, Supreme Court dissents, social security board appointments, and a government junket to Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Europe
Roosevelt
Hitler
United States
England
Judy Rogers Faces Love and Deception in New York
Judy Rogers learns her fiancé Craig Denby is involved with another woman as she grapples with her family’s financial crash. Ronald Birrell, a driven attorney from Tennessee, joins her by car and reveals his own rise from a one room cabin to a high legal berth. Their late night river ride exposes class clashes, ambition, and a dangerous attraction as Judy questions her future in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Rogers
New York
Craig Denby
Ronald Pine
Tennessee
Ronald
Judy
Ronald Birrell
Central Park
Craig
Rgnald
Ninety-sixth Street
Princeton
Park Avenue
Denby
Harvard
Lake Placid
Miami
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FP. T. Marinetti
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Re. Russell H. Conwell
R. G. H. A. Preston Delano
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Easter Island
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Minnesota
Brain
Joe Q
Jamestown
Sir Francis Galton
Darwin
Charles Darwin
Mark Twain
A. Clara Clemens
Brick Church
Henry van Dyke
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Elmira
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Lenin
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Mai
D. Oy
America
Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
Andrews
Congress
Senate
House
Joint Conference Committee
Children’s Bureau
NRA
Justice Black
Supreme Court
Reed
Tom Mooney
Hughes
Black
Davey Lewis
Mary Dewson
Social Security Board
Mrs. Roosevelt
Brazil
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High Plains
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