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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1937
Page
4
Subscription prices listed for The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia with annual, semi annual and quarterly options by mail and carrier. Rates include one year four fifty by carrier and three dollars five cents by mail.
The notice outlines classified rates two cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, memorials priced at 1.50 for four stanzas, and 75 cents for cards of thanks. Display ads with borders must be in the office by 10 A.M. Transient rates are 42 cents per inch with contract rates on request. National reps listed. AP membership noted. Date is Wednesday September 8, 1937.
A biblically framed exhortation from Matthew urges disciples not to worry about daily needs. It emphasizes seeking God's kingdom and righteousness as the path to provision and guidance for life.
In a Roanoke Times commentary, John L. Lewis lambasts the President over steel strikes, arguing the labor leader’s critique followed White House ties and campaign support. The piece defends Lewis as exercising his rights while noting the public rebuke’s sharp tone.
The Times Journal lists an All-Time Command with Frederick the Great as commander and Napoleon as division chief, featuring figures from Caesar to von Richthofen and Harbord, plus Lawrence and Stuart as subordinates, noting omissions like Alexander and Washington.
The piece notes Colonel Simpson’s tongue in cheek style and calls into question the selection of Southern leaders over Northern ones in the Civil War. It observes the Journal and Colonel Simpson displaying courage over judgment while defending their All Star Command against critics and captions.
Washington Times laments the fading status of governors as some move toward national roles. The piece recalls Governor Ritchie’s influence and notes many governors now view the post as a stepping stone to the Senate, diminishing state leadership. It argues a governor should act as a strong local leader rather than a messenger.
Danville Record notes Duke coach Wallace Wade retains power football but adds a tick tack rhythm drill. Assistant Eddie Cameron leads players through timing based practice to a mechanical ticktock, aiming for rhythm in blocking charging and running. Wade defends traditional power with precise timing.
An Editor and Publisher article cites a Japanese press policy from July 12 requiring publishers to push pro army editorials. Newspapers were told to rally public support and run campaigns for cash and comfort kits, with employees pressured to contribute, illustrating state influence on the press.
The Reverend C W Lowe accepts a call to serve as pastor of Grace Lutheran Church. Jewel Ridge Virginia faces a major fire threat as 300 miners battle flames by dynamiting homes. Lewis Bly suffers a broken leg and concussion in a crash. W Nelson Page head of Virginia Postmasters plans to address a national convention in Cleveland Ohio.
Winchester residents endure a 57 degree downward swing over a week as cold snaps grip the area. Senator Carter Glass remains confined to his Washington bed, while E Blackburn Moore is named Bank of Clarke County director to replace Richard P. Whiting. Edith Bowes, daughter of Mrs. Harrison Nesbit, announces her marriage to Jerome P Bowes Jr of Chicago. Ten years ago Governor Byrd eyed gasoline price probes after a two cent Richmond drop failed to spread statewide. Appalachian Trail Motorcade planned for Winchester toward Montreal and Quebec. Maude Grove and son Earl visit Washington.
A reflective obituary tribute to Shirley Carter, a Virginia family descendant who rose from a pennywise start in Winchester to spearhead local industry. The piece praises his steady service, generosity to widows and orphans, church devotion, and lifelong presence in Main Street's window, framing his life as a durable townland cornerstone.
The race at Roosevelt Raceway used special fuel blends. each driver had a personal mixture tailored to his car.
Foreign correspondents in Japan are under Tokyo Metropolitan Police guidance that limits reporting on militaristic impressions and aggressive policy. The memo aims to shape public opinion ahead of actions in China, labeling the move as militarism and dictatorship in action rather than wartime.
Washington observers note privately that the Department of Justice would block a forthcoming Alcatraz prison film, arguing it would misrepresent the federal system. The piece highlights Capone’s restrained life on the rock and explains Alcatraz’s deterrent role and isolation.
A note on old style dances from Moll, describing a mile and a half journey of dance steps. The piece sketches half mile to a mile long sequences on the floor, reflecting evening ballroom movements and traditional choreographies.
Mary Barrett earns a partnership in Anetka's Paris dress shop after stellar sales and Anetka's faith. She envisions a glamorous future on the rue de la Paix while facing loneliness in a foreign city with only Mark, Anetka, and friends Kate and Ellin to share the moment.
The Cumberland Evening Times reports that in Warsaw Poland thieves ran a private insurance society with about 3000 members paying premiums. After an arrest the company hired a lawyer paid trial costs and supplied extra jail food. The note questions sending local agents abroad for such insurance consciousness.
A Sandpoint Idaho burglar failed to crack the H E Brown Lumber Co safe because there was no combination. He did not try turning the handle. The lumber firm now faces a new case cracking problem.
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