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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1933
Page
8
Miss MacDonald, daughter of the British prime minister, accompanied by Miss Roosevelt, leaves the Washington House Labor Committee hearing with Miss Frances Perkins. They display interest in the discussions on the 30-hour week bill sponsored by Perkins.
Associated Y. Md. reports an attorney general ruling prohibiting Sunday sale of 3.2 percent beer in sections of Maryland under state law. Enforcement rests with state and county police, not municipal police.
A discussion on the spine as the main support of the body notes that erect posture keeps organs properly suspended. It warns that slouching or shoulder sagging can pressure the heart and lungs and strain abdominal muscles and ligaments.
By deed of trust dated August 20 1920 and substitute trustee by order of April 17 1933 in Winchester Virginia public auction will be held on May 20 1933 at 11 am in front of the court house. Lot 50 feet on West Leicester Street No 319 extending 90 feet with dwelling in good neighborhood. Terms one third cash, balance in two equal annual installments secured by bonds and insurance policy. T Russell Cather substituted trustee. Dunn & Duvall auctioneers.
In the Corporation of the City of Winchester on April 21, 1933 Seed Service Incorporated plaintiff vs Mills Incorporated principal defendant Frederick Cooperative Farm Bureau Incorporated co-defendant an order of publication to attach defendant Allied Mills Incorporated real estate about 30 by 90 feet and improvements on West Water Street Winchester Virginia to satisfy claim of 690.33 plus interest and to proceed since Allied Mills Incorporated is not a Virginia resident and service cannot be effected here. appearance required within ten days after due publication.
Dr Logan Clendening explains berries suit human health and pleasure due to their natural role in seed dispersal. He notes berries aid digestion and provide energy and minerals while promoting gentle urinary alkalinity, and mentions six pamphlets offered by mail.
The elderly face high pneumonia danger when bedridden, with low fever and gradual recovery. Treatment favors heart support, lukewarm fluids, and easily digestible nutrition. Winter deaths rise due to pneumonia in aged patients, per Dr Logan Clendening.
Kenneth Lewis 21 killed himself on a W Va farm after a Baltimore patrolman death. Neighbors recalled his trip to Clarksburg with two friends whose identities were not provided. Police plan to test if the weapon tied to Lewis caused Patrolman Block’s fatal wounding while Block watched for three robbers on the Annapolis road.
Roger Bacon described magnifying writing by placing a glass sphere segment with its plane downward in 1266. A Treviso church fresco from 1352 depicts two mounted lenses with riveted handles fixed before Cardinal Agone’s eyes.
The inflation bill is described as being framed by Senator Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma Senator Key Pittman of Nevada Senator James Byrnes of South Carolina and Raymond Moley the president’s economic adviser and assistant secretary of state. Wheeler of Montana and King of Utah proposed an amendment to let the president remonetize silver with a gold ratio set by him and allow free coinage of both metals.
The American Newspaper Publishers Association adopted a resolution urging newspapers to refrain from printing radio programs unless they are paid advertisements. The vote was unanimous. Matthew Woll of the American Federation of Labor told the House labor committee that the 30 hour work week bill proposed by Secretary Perkins would make serfs of American workers.
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