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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1940
Page
4
Classified advertising rates set at two cents per word with a 25 cent minimum. Cash with copy required. Includes a Bible verse from Hebrews 1 7 8 about angels and the Son.
The Star lauds Kentucky's junior senator A B Happy Chandler as a leading national figure. He carried 119 of 120 counties in a recent primary, the largest Kentucky primary majority. Chandler began in public office in 1929 and has since held state senate lieutenant governor and governor posts before joining the U S Senate last winter.
The article notes fruit cake as a seasonal signal, arriving in markets as September fades. It calls it a pioneer of festive advertising, signaling that December 25 is near and that autumnal imagery and harvest motifs accompany the cake's presence.
The author argues Friday the 13th superstition is cultural and not predictive of luck. People’s success hinges on mental discipline and self-control, not the calendar. Parents and teachers should inoculate children against superstition, though some belief may persist.
The Hartford Courant views the radio revival of early 1920s songs with fond nostalgia and concern. It notes titles like Ja da Carolina Irene Avon Remember and Whispering, compares tempo to past dances, and questions reasons from enduring value to ASCAP copyright tensions and broadcast constraints.
The New Jersey Ku Klux Klan leader who chaired a joint meeting with the German American Bund has been removed by headquarters. The fallout signals that even the Klan rejects associations with groups seen as fifth column threats amid wartime tensions.
Dr Adrian Gibbs shares views on world dislocation likened to skin injury and healing. He compares a growing European crisis to a calf lifting and later failing to lift, predicting Hitler will not be able to sustain conquest and urging resilience against a dictator. Editor notes offer pamphlets from Dr Clendening at ten cents each.
The Information Bureau answers questions on topics from state incomes to historical treaties and geography. Entries cover New York and North Carolina incomes in 1938, Cobber Kain’s aerial success, Social Security aid figures, a Canada US boundary treaty, and other general knowledge Q A topics with concise facts.
A covert pursuit unfolds as Gun Cotton is traced by an unnamed agent and pursued by a mysterious superior called X. The trail shifts to a secret testing facility and a guarded plane mission led by Squadron Leader uenuladane, carrying vital construction secrets before a radio summons redirects to another aircraft.
The Richmond News Leader argues that betraying bargains destroys an average man and even powerful politicians, as silence and evasiveness erode trust. It notes that once reliability is damaged, colleagues abandon cooperation and the fall is swift, with Farley cited as an example who avoided a downfall.
French and German troops clash across the Rhine as the second world war accelerates. Polish front sees rapid German advances while Warsaw residents brace for continued fighting. In local news, J William Stryker retires as fire chief by city council as Mr and Mrs Harry H Bowers purchase the Fairfax Inn on South Cameron Street.
Five years after the deadly hurricane, bodies of many unidentified victims in the Florida Keys are cremated to protect public health. Italian consuls depart Ethiopia by Mussolini orders amid looming war. Officials say the infantile paralysis epidemic in the state is believed to be extinguished.
Local fans advocate for evening games as many cannot attend afternoon matchups. J. A. Garber, Republican incumbent seeking reelection to Congress in this district, fails to file triggering party turmoil.
Twenty five years ago the 46th annual Shenandoah Valley Agricultural Society fair runs with larger crowds daily. Four German airships bomb a French city as forty French planes strike back at Saarbrucken arms works. A committee investigates who placed the skunk in the piano at the Free From Kare Klub dance.
Taylor Lewis fully recovered from injuries after a well cave in on his farm burying him thirty feet deep. Sandy Baker Kern and E Baker execute another triple play in a game with Martinsburg.
The page lists ten quiz prompts asking about baptismal names of presidents, Red Skins home city, the North Star name, electric shock factors, voting rights by state, ALRIGHT vs ALL RIGHT, Cain’s victim, Guam location, chronometers, and early use of hell buggies by Russians.
A local music school reports rising interest as residents seek violin instruction. Parents note improved focus and discipline among students while teachers highlight steady progress and community engagement through recitals.
An up to date dictionary of 20000 words with supplements on abbreviations foreign terms and origins. 382 pages printed on Bible paper bound in imitation leather. 25 cents postpaid payable to Frederick J. Haskin Information Bureau Winchester Evening Star Washington DC. Enclose 25 cents in coin with name address and city and mail to Washington DC.
A coded radio exchange leads Gun to follow instructions while a yacht in the North Sea hosts two tense men and a guarded owner planning to lure others into their trap. The owner smiles at the success of the deception as they scheme to press on.
In a tense night scene a private radio operation tracks a mysterious plane X O O moving toward Cape Clear at two thousand five hundred feet. A War Office and Air Force discussion weighs risk of pursuit versus uncovering the pilots’ hidden objective. To Be Continued
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