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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
4
Editor Meacham departs Danville for Richmond Times Dispatch
William 8. Meacham resigns after ten years as editor of the Danville Register to join the Richmond Times Dispatch editorial staff. The Star and local tributes laud his high editorials and forward looking liberal philosophy as he moves to broader field and higher ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Register
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Times- Dispatch
Meacham
Register
Danville
Richmond
The
State of mind as September beckons in Richmond
The Richmond News Leader reflects on the changing season as August ends. It contrasts the calendar with internal preparation for autumn including school openings, winter clothes, and the upcoming tests of mind and spirit amid the grippe season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News Leader
Grippe
Partisan rhetoric and political banter across papers
A Roanoke Times critique on partisan bias notes universal demand for harsh partisanship during campaigns. Short notes add quirky items: Snow in Pennsylvania, Italy taxes bachelors, and a Warsaw report of a man jailed for shooting a bridge partner who kept talking. the dummy bears the blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landon
Roosevelt
Roanoke Times
Warsaw
Worcester
Note to Townsend from Richmond Times-Dispatch
A quoted note laments false beliefs about Santa and exposes the moral tension of deceiving relatives. It also comments on government gold mining and concealment in Kentucky, highlighting public skepticism of authority and money.
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Townsend
Junior
Grandpa
Kentucky
Richmond Times-Dispatch
WPA projects sought in Winchester for 89 thousand dollars
A year ago a total of 89 000 dollars was sought from the WPA for projects in Winchester. Herbert Schutte landed a 44 pound bonito while fishing in the Chesapeake. The 40th session of the United Daughters of the Confederacy of Virginia was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WPA
Winchester
Herbert Schutte
Chesapeake
United Daughters of Confederacy of Vir
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Heaven and Hell
A quip contrasts heaven and hell with Rastus and Sam as they swap life on earth for afterlife duties. Sam teases about easier tasks in hell while Rastus recounts celestial chores like gathering stars and dragging the sun. The joke hinges on swapped labor expectations.
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Rastus
Sam
Heaven
American News Features, Inc
Roanoke to Convene October Twenty Fifth
Roanoke prepares for a city meeting on October 25. Miss Ann Preston wed Mr John Guy Harness in a Washington ceremony performed five years ago. City water consumption up under state data. P P Pilcher notes higher water use as four banks extend hours to nine each Saturday till Christmas. Troop E Cavalry set to visit during the fair and the Gun Club schedules a Labor Day match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginia
Roanoke
Ann Preston
John Guy Harness
Washington
P. P. Pilcher
U. S. Cavalry
Shenandoah Valley Reorganization Plans Announced
Ten years ago Col H J Benchoff outlined efforts to reorganize Shenandoah Valley Inc. The Travelers Protective Association lauded the General Assembly in legislation aiding highways. Berryville and Boyce win agricultural awards at Marshall exhibit. D F Polk arrives from St Paul for a visit. Graf Zeppelin completes world flight on Sept 4 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Benchoff
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Travelers Protective Association
General Assembly
Berryville
Boyce
Marshall
D. F. Polk
St. Paul
Minn
Joseph Roe
Open Forum Letter Attacks Bank Failures and Roosevelt Policy
A Winchester letter to the editor questions the 1677 bank suspensions cited in a prior editorial. It argues Roosevelt era bank failures and liquor policies caused suffering, asking voters to weigh money against life and to critique Roosevelt’s actions before the election. The writer cites religious references and warns against praising the president for saving banks.
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Highland Recorder
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Roosevelt
BD. Simmons
Reader Q and A on varied facts from The Evening Star
The column presents trivia questions with answers on topics from bridge traffic to naval oatmeal and Will Rogers last dispatch. It cites The Evening Star Information Bureau director Frederic J. Haskin in Washington and provides concise explanations across a wide range of subjects including geography, history, fashion, and science.
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Evening Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
United States
H. A
Montana
Wyoming
Utah
Colorado
Texas
Oregon
Will Rogers
What’s What at a Goxnce Washington World
Central Press Washington Bureau reports rising risk of U S involvement in a potential overseas war as a Spanish air attack on the destroyer Kane in the Bay of Biscay underscores tense international danger. The incident, likely mistaken identity, could spark broader hostilities between major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
Kane
Bay of Biscay
We Must Save for a Rainy Day Says Landon
Witty column notes Gov Alf Landon urges saving for hard times while deriding national worries. Mentions Trotsky banter from Norway and a satirical look at public life, sports, and trade through a string of breezy quips and zingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ritt
Central Press
Alf Landon
Social club scandal prompt in Detroit club tale
Gay Elwell and Wayne Adams clash over honesty at a Detroit club dinner while Breck Carter and Christian Scott figure in dating tensions. Miss Pennell accuses Gay of stealing jewels, sparking a dramatic lobby confrontation as Eleanor Randolph defuses the scene and hints at legal risk.
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Detroit
Dr. Wilson
Breck Carter
Gay
Wayne Adams
Christian Scott
Rose Heath
Oete
Wayne
Breck
Scott
Pontchartrain
Mr. Carberry
Miss Pennell
Jimmy
Leopard
Peggy
Miss Penney
Eleanor Randolph
Miss Randolph
Peg
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