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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1933

Page

8

Banks Asked to Aid Govt Back-to-Work Plan

Washington reports President Roosevelt and the Treasury approved the Reconstruction Corporation chief's appeal for banks to expand credit to spur employment. Jones said $710 million repaid on loans proves the economy is sound and urged banks to bolster working capital by buying preferred stock. Roosevelt's letter endorsed the goal and noted no tax burden or public-cost obligation.

Washington Roosevelt The Treasury Jones Reconstruction Corporation Tonight

Baby's Additional Feedings Unchanged by Hot Weather

Dr. Logan Clendening explains that summer heat does not require changing the infant feeding schedule. Milk remains the main diet for up to six months, with sugar or corn syrup added to cow’s milk and occasional additions like cod liver oil and orange juice. The article outlines progressive feedings, cereal and egg yolk introductions, and a 24 hour plan from six to eleven months, stressing regular feeding times.

Logan Clendening M. D Clendening

Fremont Lutheran Picnic Set For August 5 At Hayfield

Hayfield Virginia August 2 Fremont Lutheran Sunday School plans an annual picnic on the church lawn next Saturday August 5 starting at one o clock with a social that night. Neighbors and nearby schools are invited to attend for an afternoon and evening of social time. Miss Mabel Crouch returns to Washington after visiting Misses Cora and Pearl Lineberg. Dr. and Mrs. Harbaugh and

Hayfield Fremont Lutheran Sunday School Mabel Crouch Washington Cora Pearl Lineberg Harbaugh

Family Visit and Local Anecdotes from Nearby Mount Williams

A family visited the Misses Smoke at their home near Mount Williams last Sunday. Miss Frances Wolfe of Augusta, Virginia, has recently been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Baker. The cotton planter who paid for plowing under cotton with aid from four government loans faces completing the circle by repaying the loan. The piece ends with a broad moral about recovery and caution against excessive doctoring.

Mount Williams Frances Wolfe Augusta W. Va Vernon Baker

Nira You Informational Poster on National Recovery Act

Central Press artist George Green illustrates the signing steps for the National Industrial Recovery Act and outlines the wage and hour rules. The plan sets minimums the president demands for workers, bans longer than forty hours, and restricts child labor while guiding equitable pay adjustments and price controls.

George Green Central Press

S S Meeting In Stonewall On August 13

The Council of Religious Education of Frederick County calls all Sunday School officers and teachers in Stonewall District to a meeting at Stephenson M E Church South on Martinsburg Pike August 13 at 2 30 p m. Rev Minor C Miller state secretary will assist in planning improvements. William H Cochran chairs the district with Mrs Daniel W Lupton as secretary.

Winchester Frederick County National City Federal County Council of Religious Education White Hall Stonewall Stephenson M. E. Church South Martinsburg Pike Tion Minor C. Miller State Secretary of Religious Education William H. Cochran Daniel W. Lupton

Nude dancing ends at Century of Progress fair

The Associated Press reports nude dancing at the Century of Progress World Fair has ended after Major Edward J. Kelley ordered a halt. He witnessed a "Lady Godiva" ride and a woman dancing unclothed in theOriental village and along the midway prompting the order.

Associated Press Chicago Edward J. Kelley

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