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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1935
Page
8
President Roosevelt designates Harry Hopkins as director of the works progress division with Harold Ickes and Frank C. Walker as equal heads of the three key units of the $4 000 000 000 work relief fund organization.
A Commerce official voices hope reforms need not be drastic, cites farm program strengths, questions processing taxes, and considers a sales tax. He urges limits on social security reserves to states with voluntary plans, supports holding company limits, and generally backs housing act while calling for further study of a banking bill.
President warns that future testimony printed from executive sessions must receive his approval before release. Canada asks for US air force plans citing Kilbourne testimony as basis. Secretary Dern notes army officers did not submit the testimony to top officials. The War Department aligns with the President on the matter.
A confidential exchange asserts that the matter must remain undisclosed under all circumstances. The speakers express confidence in the safeguards and believe the situation could not have been spoken of openly if not for strong assurances.
A report details the capture of an individual linked to a liquor cargo case. The article notes the circumstances unfolding on page one and hints at a near end of the first phase of the investigation.
The government spends over a week presenting evidence in the conspiracy trial. It seeks to prove that protection for illegal liquor activities in Calloway Ferrum Endicott was bought from raiding officers. Twenty three defendants stand trial for conspiring to evade Internal Revenue taxes on liquor.
The article discusses Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1592-B a simple straight line housedress with short set in sleeves and four pleats. It highlights panel treatment slim silhouette and usable summer design adaptable for daytime wear and other purposes.
The Diones birth notice highlights Mrs. Frank Di and the Dionne twins, a pair welcomed into the family. The item notes a favorable reception for the Di family in the community.
Herman and Harmon Loveless are real twins with their wives Lela and Lela, married fifteen years in a double wedding. The couples share nearly identical appearances and dress alike in every detail. They live in the same house in Pueblo Colorado and are inseparable.
Salt Lake City geologist Arthur Granger examines dust storm results from Gunnison and Tooele Utah. The storms left two inches of air and sand on streets and spread powdery dust across the northwest section of the state.
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