Roosevelts Ticket Featured in Winchester Star Article
The Winchester Evening Star lists Franklin D Roosevelt for President and John N Garner for Vice President with Carter Glass for U S Senate and A Willis Robertson for the House. It notes subscription rates and publication details for Winchester, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
Virginia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
President
The
United States
John N. Garner
The Patient Teacher and Servant of the Lord Verse
A biblical verse from 2 Timothy 2 24 emphasizes the servant of the Lord must not strive but be gentle to all, apt to teach and patient. The quotation highlights Christian virtues of meekness instruction and forbearance in leadership roles.
Deserving Support for Boy Scouts in Winchester
The Winchester community is urged to support the annual drive for the Boy Scouts fund. Scouts contribute to Apple Blossom events and other undertakings, with one merit badge for 150 hours of service and total yearly community work. The piece highlights physical moral and leadership benefits and urges generous contributions commensurate with their work.
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Winchester
Boy Scouts
South must act for itself in newsprint industry
The Nashville Banner argues the South has proven its suitability to produce newsprint from Southern pine and must finance the venture itself. It notes Northern and Eastern mills and Canadian capital shape the debate, with U S imports of 170 million dollars annually. It cites Southern financial capacity around seven billion and recalls the 1862 Bismarck event as context.
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Nashville Banner
United States
Oy Geemepoey
Riese Tagauls
Southern Boom Plan Urges Industrial Drive and Jobs
South leaders and bankers should unite to study the massive deposits and investment potential. a major plant in the pine region could spark widespread growth, create tens of thousands of jobs, boost construction and agriculture, and reduce U S dependence on foreign lands. Townsend plan is cited as a cautionary example of fundraising reach.
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United States
Roosevelt
U. States
South
Ford
Kieckheffer Plant Hinted to Reopen Next Week
The article notes a possible reopening of the Kieckheffer Container Company boxboard plant next week. It mentions the 4 H Club and Hobby Fair scheduled for October 19 at the Parish House and reports a deadly tenement fire in Chicago. Haile Selassie is said to be ready to mobilize two million men, and local auto licenses brought in $80 300.35 in the first half of the year.
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Kieckheffer Container Company
Chicago
Haile Selassie
Handley High faculty entertained by Kiwanis Club
The article notes Handley High School's faculty being entertained by the Kiwanis Club. Elisha Kent Kane faces trial parnahs in the death of his e. The Rev. E A Lambert of Braddock Street M E Church South closes a successful year. Damages of 20000 are sought by Vincent Hollis for injuries in an automobile accident. Mrs Scott Fuller dies at her Monmouth Street residence.
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Handley High School
Kiwanis
Elisha Kent Kane
Parnahs
E. A. Lambert
Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Vincent Hollis
Scott Fuller
Monmouth Street
Ten Years Ago Weddings and Movements Noted in Town
Miss Rose Ebersole marries Ernest C. Sloat in a decade ago society notice. Mrs. George C. Baker of Morgantown notes grave of Simon Lauck at Mount Hebron Cemetery, a Revolutionary hero and ancestor. Minerva Nurton returns to Portland after visiting Pikeside. Mary Kenna Knott of Shepherdstown plans October wedding to Shirley Alger of Charles Town. Mr and Mrs Harold C March move into new home on South Loudoun Street.
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Rose Ebersole
Ernest C. Sloat
George C. Baker
Morgantown
W. Va
Simon Lauck
Mount Hebron
Minerva Nurton
Portland
Oregon
Pikeside
Mary Kenna Knott
Shepherdstown
Shirley Alger
Charles Town
Harold C. March
South
Loudoun Street
The Battle Hymn of the Republic Tops Auditorium Attraction
Twenty five years ago the Battle Hymn of the Republic is the current attraction at the Auditorium. Miss Nora Clowe returns to Washington after visiting her parents. Mrs James Hay undergoes an operation. Farmers begin sowing winter wheat as nations announce intervention in a Turko Italian war.
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Germany
France
Russia
England
Nora Clowe
Washington, D. C
H. Wowe
James Hay
Representative Hay
Will Rogers Humorous Story About Pencils
A joke about stealing pencils leads to a newspaper editor’s apology for a spoof in a country paper. The editor vows to curb thefts and humorously threatens to shoot the culprit full of holes in a future edition.
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American News Features, Inc
Roosevelt Victory Backed Amid Jeffersonian Echoes
A public letter from Gordonsville Virginia opposes Democratic defection to Republican lines praising Franklin D Roosevelt. It recalls 1933 policy failures and argues for continuity with New Deal governance over Hoover era privatism and Landon opposition to war readiness. The piece contrasts Jeffersonian ideals with current measures and urges support for Roosevelt.
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Nelp
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Hoover
Jefferson
America
White House
Kansas
Landon
United States
Europe
Liberty League
Roosevelt
Max Fleischer
Gordonsville
Virginia
International money talk suggests unified world unit
The article reports on the Anglo Franco American proposal to stabilize postwar currencies. It quotes William du Puy arguing for an international money unit, possibly a gram of gold, while preserving existing currencies like the dollar, pound, franc, and mark.
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Washington
D. C
Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
William Albherton du Puy
du Puy
United States
England
France
Puy
Youre Telling Me Quotations On Culture And Politics
Column by William Ritt reviews quirks of modern life from tap dancing myths to political leaders. It riffs on ghosts, leaders, taxation, and public behavior with satirical asides about music, games, and national identity.
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William Ritt
Central Press
Egypt
Michigan Club Dinner Triggers Marriage Speculation
Gay, a Pontchartrain club employee, dines with Christian Scott a Cosmopolitan Motor president older than her, fueling rumors he will propose. Scott admires her background, hints at loneliness, and aims to marry her within the Pontchartrain circle, while Gay weighs social ascent against personal attraction.
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Tim Keenan
Pontchartrain Club
Tim
Christian Scott
Gay
Michigan Club
Detroit
Cass Avenue
Timothy Keenan
Mr. Scott
Christian
Mr. Keenan
George
Timothy
Scott
Pontchartrain
Doctor Wilson
Cornell University
Cosmopolitan Motors
Ann Arbor
Scott Farms
Elizabeth
Orient
Mediterranean
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I Sacced
Tenney, Woodward & Company, Inc
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Boston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Carter Glass
U. S. Senate
A. Willis Robertson
House of Representatives
Bismarck
Prussia
Will Rogers
Star's Open Forum
Evening Star
Congress
Gottschalk
J. W. A. Louis Moreau
New Orleans
Cme OS
Bamboula
Bananler
Savane
Ojos Creolas
Ossiana
Ben
Rio de Janeiro
Society of Directors of Physical Education
James Fisk
Fisk
Eee W. G
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Harvard University
F.C. A
Hugh Walpole
Red Cross
Lincoln Village
New Salem
Illinois
Salem Lincoln League
Rutledge
Frederick Haskin
E Star Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Charles P. Stewart
Hitler
League of Nation
Spain
R. J. Scott
Rutherford 3
Hayes
Adans
D Waves
Samuel Tilden
Electoral Commission
Summer
New York Harbor
David Bushnell
Connecticut
Jaae
Nether John
Henuace
Quincy Adams
Helmonr Holland
Central Press Association
Louise
Jear Old Fss Association
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