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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1933
Page
9
A sewing pattern advertisement offers Marian Martin Pattern 9589 for a chic frock with contrasting sash and bow. It includes step by step instructions, sizes 12 through 20, fabric needs, and ordering details from the Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
Jerome Factor, 19, son of John Factor, a noted speculator, remains held for $50,000 ransom by Chicago kidnappers. The Northwestern University student had driven to his mother’s home in his costly car the night of the abduction. A forensic detail notes an elevator speed of 700 feet per minute as a reference.
President Roosevelt's plan to relieve small homeowners up to a $10 000 mortgage limit marks the first notice for white collar workers since the downturn. The measure aims to prevent foreclosure and aid clerical workers while aiding those in agriculture and industry less. The House restaurant resumes beer sales after 80 years a pending bill would deny loans to corporations paying more than 26000 annually with possible cuts. Secret service foresees added risk guarding MacDonald Mussolini and Hitler at upcoming Washington talks.
Chicago Mayor Edward J. Kelly plans to retain his post as president of the South Park commissioners while serving as mayor, drawing a single salary to test government consolidation. He cites no legal barrier and highlights dovetailing city and park board functions as a pilot for efficiency.
A Cadillac man Lester Bartholomew reports lasting relief from chronic constipation after starting All Bran cereal. He credits improved digestion to the bulk from bran and vitamin B, noting he eats it twice daily and continues to prefer it.
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