Winchester Evening Star Advertisement Directory Listing
The Winchester Evening Star lists Keeney Woodward National Advertising Representatives with offices in New York Detroit Kansas City San Francisco Chicago Boston Atlanta and Los Angeles and subscription rates of $4.50 and $2.25.
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Keeney Woodward & National Advertising
Tenney, Woodward & Company, Inc
New York
Detroit
Kansas City
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Voting the Democratic ticket in a key editorial
The column urges support for Franklin D Roosevelt and Garner for national office and cites strong free press principles. It argues against press gag orders, defends public access to criminal trials, and notes concerns about sensationalist journalism while referencing various editorials and a joke about a prisoner’s marriage.
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Tracher
Small Nations Back Britain in Africa Stand
European allies back Britain's policy in Africa as a council votes 5 500 for widening Boscawen street. J W Conners stolen horse recovered near Cairo Wadden County and Tom Carr charged. Evelyn Hoey 25 actress shot dead at farm home Downingt on Pa. Iron workers strike in Minneapolis leaves two dead and 30 wounded.
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Britain
Africa
Council
Boscawen Street
J. W. Conner
Cairo
Wadden
County
Tom Carr
Evelyn Hoey
H. H. Rogers, Jr
Downington
Minneapolis
Parables on Unrighteous Building in Jeremiah Verse
A religious quotation condemns exploiting workers and using neighbors without fair wages. It cites Jeremiah 22 13 about building a house with unrighteousness and chambers by wrong, warning consequences for injustice.
Landon attacked by Roosevelt allies over free competition
In a Portland address Roosevelt supporters condemn Landon and the Republican record on trade and price fixing. They argue GOP policies subsidize monopolies, hinder free competition, and undermine Secretary Hull's freer trade efforts. They insist tariffs and protectionist planks worsen markets.
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Portland
Landon
Republican Party
Hull
Congress
Roosevelt
Two-tooters rise as danger grows in Fredericksburg roads
Fredericksburg motorists adopting two-tooter signals increase on streets. The practice, used by drivers who insist their two brief horn blasts override others with right of way, leads to tense encounters and frequent braking tests.
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Fredericksburg
Driving manners and road safety lessons from a two-footed driver
The piece discusses aggressive driving by two-footers and corner cutters who urge others to yield and keep to lanes. It notes the danger to workers with rigid schedules and the risks posed by cutting corners into arterial highways. It also recommends refreshing state driving laws and considering other drivers’ actions.
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Reid
The Greatest Governor Controversy and Al Smith
The Roanoke Times questions Father Coughlin's praise of Al Smith as the greatest governor, noting many celebrated governors across states. It argues Smith was great but not uniquely supreme, mentioning Grover Cleveland, Charles E. Hughes, Huey Long, and Virginians like Harry Byrd. It concludes Smith is American but should not be praised by Coughlin.
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Roanoke Times
Alfred E. Smith
Father Coughlin
New York
al Smith
Smith
Grover Cleveland
Charles E. Hughes
Roosevelts
Phil” la Follette
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Claude Swanson
Henry C. Stuart
North Carolina
Press Liberty Drive Aimed at Curbing Publicity Evil
Former U S solicitor general Thomas D. Thacher launches a campaign with the American Bar Association to rid courts of publicity evil citing the Hauptmann case as a stark example.
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Newport News Daily Press
Thomas D. Thacher
United States
American Bar Association
Will Rogers Humorous Zoo Tale With a Boy and Monkey
A woman takes her five year old Bobbie to the zoo where he makes faces at a monkey. The child replies that the monkey started it, prompting a light hearted moral about not making faces.
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Bobbie
American News Features, Inc
Seven hundred dead in Belize hurricane memory
Five years ago a powerful hurricane struck Belize in British Honduras causing extensive loss of life. County schools reopen with enrollment over 2,800 pupils. Annual services held at Old Chapel in Clarke County. Heat wave pushes temperatures to 100 degrees in Huron South Dakota. Miss Mary Viola Havermale marries Ruel Percell Anderson.
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Belize
British Honduras
Assailant Attacks State Trooper in Martinsburg
Sergeant Walter Huff of the West Virginia State Police is viciously assaulted by a prisoner en route to jail in Martinsburg. J. George Baetjer leads the Common Council finance committee. Philadelphia firm to build a news plant at Moorefield. Apple pickers stranded as season runs ten days late. Ku Klux Klan plans to save America from alienism per imperial wizard Hiram W. Evans.
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Walter Huff
Martinsburg
W. Va
J. George Baetjer
Common Council
Philadelphia
Moorefield
Ku Klux Klan
America
Hiram W. Evans
Quicksand Incident Near Opequon Creek Attracts Crowd
Clark Wright narrowly escapes fatal quicksand incident along Opequon Creek near the Pidgeon and Wright crowd. About 12 000 people attend a local fair as a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad work engine crashes into a freight on the Middletown siding with one locomotive overturning. A film titled Girl in the Taxi plays at the Auditorium.
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Clark Wright
Opequon Creek
Pidgeon and Wright
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Middletown
Quebec Captured by Wolfe in 1759 Historic Assault
Historic record notes Major General James Wolfe captured Quebec from France on September 13 1759. It also marks John Harvard’s death on September 14 1630s leaving a library to the college. The notes place these events in colonial American history.
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Wolfe
Quebec
John Harvard
Answers to general knowledge questions from Frederic J. Haskin era
A compiled Q A list from The E Star Information Bureau in Washington D C. It covers topics from the National Zoological Park size to crab tagging in Chesapeake Bay and average movie admission prices. It cites figures for liquor consumption in 1935 and notable historical questions including Patrick Henry's last words and the oldest American home.
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Coen Frederic
E Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Patrick Henry
M. BR. A
What's What at a Goance Washington World
The writer extols live theater over film praising Robert Taylor and Romeo and Juliet. He notes stage protest plays reflect a living nation and cheers civic theaters producing local plays as signs of cultural vitality.
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New York
Youre Telling Me Funny Observations From William Ritt
A column notes three days left in the year including Halloween Thanksgiving and Christmas. It humorously compares dogs and humans, recalls King Edward VIII, and cites a Mussolini soldier as a child. It critiques electoral optimism and real estate boasts with tongue in cheek.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Junior
Hallowe’en
Gate Crasher at Wayne's Party Sparks Tense Romance
Gay Elwell attends a high society gathering at Wayne's Devonshire Arms penthouse. Wayne butts heads with jealousy from Mrs. Larrimore as Gay and Wayne confront their feelings amid a roomful of socialites including the Vances, Dodo Carruthers, and Mark Vance. The night crescendos with a pending kiss and unresolved longing.
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Gay Elwell
Petroit
Dr. Wilson
Cdub
Neeber Andereck Carter
Wayne Oae
Christian Scott
Tim
Kenny
Gay
Gay Resents. T Im Talks Cs Engagement To Yy Ee
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Eleanor
Mark Vance
Breck
Wayne
Doctor Wilson
Charlie Pennell
Vances
Grace Larrimore
Peggy and
Tim Keenan
Mr. Scott
Dodo Carruthers
Devonshire Arms
Sweet
Mr. Adams
Miss Elwell
Mr. Pennell
Mrs. Larrimore
Gayl
Mrs. Vance
Charlotte Vance
Dodo
Mark
Charlotte
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