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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists postal classification and publishing details. It consolidates with the Morning News Item Weekly News Weekly Times and Weekly Mirror and notes Associated Press rights and various subscription prices.
A compact verse highlights Proverbs 17 22 linking a merry heart to health while a broken spirit harms the bones. The saying emphasizes inner mood impact on wellbeing with religious phrasing.
George Send has waited to declare his platform for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in Virginia. He calls for repeal of the eighteenth amendment, abolition of the fee system in Virginia, and a balanced budget with no tax increase. He promotes fair valuation of public utilities as essential for reasonable rates, arguing the state can save costs and reduce taxes by ending the fee system and repealing Prohibition.
President Roosevelt announces sweeping reductions for veterans, forecasting a yearly saving near 400 million dollars. He says no veteran should feel singled out and that regulations are part of a broader economy program affecting all government departments and employees.
The piece argues that veteran expenditures have grown so large that budget economies are essential to protect U S credit. It notes VA appropriations have reached about a quarter of federal administrative costs and warns of compensation cuts for disabled veterans if Congress had not funded more generously to return veterans from World War I.
The article notes Germany’s March 18 government plan to ease costs for the poor and middle class, empower tax and debt administration, curb forced auctions, and expand credits. It cites salary cuts for officials, tax revision, and gold standard upkeep as Germany tackles shared economic problems with the United States amid internal strife.
A parade section will honor George Washington. Local politics list W W Dellinger as councilmanic candidate in the late W A Sale's district. Miss Meda Dick is named Princess Fredericks County in Shenandoah court.
Sue reads a front page about Philip Gerard missing and feared kidnapped. The tale spurs fear for Philip’s safety while Sue weighs whether to reveal her own knowledge and face public scrutiny as the mystery deepens. Public opinion sways with the case as Sue awaits news and considers contacting Mr. Vance.
James G. Maphis named receiver for North Valley Orchard Company at Arden West Virginia by Circuit Court Judge D H Rodgers. Application filed by the company through Dr W J Showalter of Washington its president. Orchard covers 300 acres and has a history involving John M Miller George M Bowers and Richards Brothers with a $300000 capitalization.
When cream won’t whip use one unbeaten egg white stirred into the cream to speed beating and produce a larger, light batch. This method increases volume and stability for topping or dessert use.
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total ending 8 a m zero. April to date 0 72 inches year to date 8 99 inches. Winchester Laboratory 20 year average 34 53 inches. Monthly averages listed for 20 year records with January 2 36 February 2 70 March 2 81 April 3 11 May 3 73 July 3 45 September 2 15 October 3 06 November 2 25 December 2 37.
A Chicago dispatch reports the Paul Reveres have formed to remove Communist influences from schools and churches. Edwin Marshall Hadley says chapters will spread nationwide and target U S recognition of Russia with a campaign against agitators in education and religion.
Washington notes Premier Ramsay MacDonald arrives to meet President Roosevelt, recalling a four year earlier meeting with Hoover. The piece cites his radical Labour past, current conservative stance, and mixed reputation amid wartime pacifism and self-importance.
Dean Halliday outlines plans for a 60 by 100 foot garden with perennials like asparagus and rhubarb at one edge. He cautions on succession planting, deep tillage, and using manure with fertilizer to balance nutrients, urging high quality seeds bought by variety name.
A quotation notes that without labor there is no achievement and happiness. It states that persistently absent parliament members may be imprisoned in the Clock Tower by the speaker, with the last such action occurring in 1826.
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