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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star announces circulation rates for mail and carrier delivery and credits Associated Press content. The notice lists pricing for one year through one month plans and identifies national ad representatives.
A scripture verse from John 3 16 emphasizes divine love and salvation through belief in Jesus Christ, promising eternal life to believers across Christian faith communities.
Staunton newspaper argues broad support for shortened hours and higher wages to boost purchasing power and aid recovery while warning against applying industrial recovery rules to small businesses. It cites Walter Lippmann on wage-profit imbalances and urges careful, fair distribution without harsh dictates.
A clipped editorial blend cites Ferdinand Pecora warning Americans who rush back into stocks after 1929 while grain and securities markets wobble. It urges tighter brakes on marginal trading to curb market gambling amid volatile price swings and government attempts to stabilize grain prices. The notice then shifts to a Frederick County court filing from 1933, detailing a suit by Southern Chemical Co. against Sunny Mont Orchards for $332.81 and a lien on property in Stonewall District, with publication and service orders listed.
The writer argues that the stock market remains purely speculative with high risk. He notes those burned in 1929 still chase losses and cautions that fewer supports exist in 1933. He warns anyone seeking gains from market plays is likely to be fooled again.
The article notes American tourists and expatriates abroad face reduced buying power as the dollar falls, while consular staff and American firm employees abroad endure fixed costs and salary cuts. It argues government solutions may come later and highlights the broader puzzle of balancing the greatest good for the most people amid global complexity.
Mayor William J. Swoboda of Racine Wisconsin was arrested on a charge he accepted a bribe to grant gambling syndicate control of the city and is accused of trying to bribe the police chief. Swoboda declared he would run the city from a police cell if needed.
Sally Gwynne moves to Daytona Beach to work for John Kemble Proctor. Ted Chandler investigates the self-inflicted death and a buried cartridge, linking Gus Vitelli and Fred Proctor to a shadowy plot as Sally uncovers lies and danger at the estate.
Precipitation data shows none in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. July totals 4.71 inches for the month, 24.76 inches year to date. Twenty year averages list monthly amounts from January 2.36 to December 2.37 inches and yearly average 34.53 inches.
The death of Miss Mary Klinko, 23, found murdered in a Kent area thicket after a desperate struggle. Her throat was slashed with seven wounds to neck and chest, prompting an urgent investigation into the brutal crime.
The piece argues that kidnappers bootleggers and racketeers thrive due to public complicity and bad policy. It cites bootlegging as a vast allied industry and urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment along with stronger National Recovery Act measures to curb organized crime and its societal support. It notes kidnapping as the hardest crime to tackle and questions enacting laws that block private ransom payments.
James Mollison and Amy Johnson call on President Roosevelt at his Hyde Park home in Bridgeport Connecticut after their transatlantic flight from Wales. The president congratulated the British flyers on their daring journey.
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