Winchester Evening Star Subscription Rates Displayed
The notice lists subscription rates for six months three months and one month in advance and notes national advertising representatives Tenney Woodward and Company with offices in New York Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Chicago Boston Atlanta and Los Angeles.
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Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Vote the Democratic Ticket Franklin D Roosevelt for President
A voter call urging support for Franklin D Roosevelt for President with John N Garner for Vice President Carter Glass for Senate and A Willis Robertson for the House of Representatives. The appeal emphasizes party unity and electoral victory.
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John N. Garner
A. Willis Robertson
House of Representatives
Jesus Crowned with Glory and Honor
A biblical verse notes Jesus was made lower than angels for the suffering of death and crowned with glory and honor by the grace of God to taste death for every man.
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Jesus
Landon omissions spark Sun demand for concrete plan
The Baltimore Sun criticizes Governor Landon's budget balancing pledges as insufficient and vague. It urges a detailed plan to cut federal expenditures and address subsidies, farm bounties, and relief programs, arguing that mere waste elimination is inadequate to balance the budget. It notes the need for real reductions with explicit methods and cautions against empty promises to unemployed and farmers.
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Landon urged to rethink subsidies policy
The speaker dismisses Governor Landon as whistling against the wind until he shows evidence of fundamental reconsideration of subsidies paid by the people for the benefit of a class, not the nation as a whole.
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Landon
Restoration of hawk bounty debated in Valley regions
Petersburg Progress Index notes renewed agitation for hawk bounty restoration in parts of the state, arguing the policy reduces vermin and protects poultry. It cites that bounties were once common, but many areas ended them as sentiment shifted and hawks cut into game and pest control balances.
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Horne
Davis versus Warburg in Roosevelt campaign shift
The piece outlines John W. Davis opposing Roosevelt and attacking New Deal measures while James P. Warburg returns to the Roosevelt camp. It notes past anti New Deal writings and the political realignment as the campaign enters its final weeks. It mentions Charlottesville, Baltimore legal contexts, and reactions from Republicans.
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Will Rogers Humorous Story Confusion About Pay
A humorous tale features Handy Joe who lands a china department role and faces wage deductions for a vase purchase. The manager asks the vase’s value, Joe’s reaction shows he believes he finally has a steady job.
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Warburg Opposes London Trade Plan Amid Turbulent GOP Rhetoric
The passage argues that Warburg opposes a London program calling for increased world trade while rejecting reciprocal trading treaties and Hawley-Smoot policies. It asserts Republicans face a contradiction between pro trade aims and protectionist stances, urging acceptance of currency stabilization and world trade revival.
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Labor parley favors boycott of Nazi goods
Atlantic City talks favor a boycott of Nazi goods amid labor discussions. The report notes broad support among participants for economic pressure against Nazi Germany.
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Midland
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Wallace
Handley High School Judges Practice for Cumberland Game
A Handley High School team completes a practice session in preparation for a forthcoming game against Cumberland. The report notes focus on lineup drills and strategy as the contest approaches.
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Capon Springs Hotel rebuilt after fire loss said at
Twenty five years ago management announced plans to rebuild Capon Springs Hotel which burned causing an estimated loss of one hundred thousand dollars. The Star features a practical motoring costume for women with three quarter length veil and ground sweeping skirt. The Presbyterian Synod of Virginia’s 123rd session convenes in Winchester with Dr. Kirk of Baltimore as moderator. Three cars crash at Shepherdstown bridge causing no serious injuries. Massachusetts Bay Company charter forfeited in 1684 historic note.
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Open Forum Calls for War Prep and Industrial Arms
The Star's Open Forum urges rapid air production and armaments, including airplanes, machine guns, armored cars, and scientists to advance research. It warns of gas, tanks, and submarines in future war and insists mothers and boys must be ready, referencing Wilmer F. Shryock.
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Q and A: Answers from the Star Information Bureau
A reader questions Frederic A. Maskin and others on topics from polo pony prices to camellia origins and cardinal terms. Entries cover prices, biographies, geography, history, and statistics with brief expert or institutional attributions.
Japanese Campaign to Win Filipinos By Friendship
Dispatches from Manila describe Japanese efforts to win the Philippines through hospitality and cultural visits rather than force. Officials and business representatives organize tours for influential Filipinos, creating pro Japanese sentiment. Foreign visitors report lavish treatment but also risk if they violate rules, with some foreigners blamed for missteps amid tense wartime atmosphere.
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Telling Me by William Ritt mocks modern follies
A compact critique by William Ritt lampoons public figures and media trends. It scoffs at presidential endorsements seeking gain and notes forgetful voters missing registration. It mocks radio nostalgia and pays sly attention to money matters among nations.
Flowers At Her Feet Love and Ambition in New York
Kath leen watches Alix and Kim together and recalls her attraction to Alix. She longs to see the world and achieve more, leaving behind her shabby room and stalled life. A Holman Mattress slogan contest pulls her toward work, ending with her submitting “For the Rest of Your Life.”
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Fourteenth Street
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