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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
2
The author argues the steel code should balance wages and hours with steel prices, warning that focusing on labor gains while neglecting price impacts could hinder capital goods sectors and public works. He urges examining steel pricing alongside wages before code approval.
The piece suggests Huey Long believes his early political ease fades as James Farley, once friendly with him in Chicago, now wields substantial power in Washington.
Thomas B. Glascock, Fauquier County Board of Supervisors chair and Eastern Livestock Cooperative Marketing Association president, was awarded a Virginia agricultural merit certificate at the Farmers Institute session at VPI. He is one of only two Virginians honored, noted for his extensive farming operations and cattle raising influence in the state.
The station WDOP debuted at the White House on Monday night drawing about 25 000 fan letters. The note emphasizes the broadcaster’s serious stance with no crooning.
The Lions Club met at the George Washington Hotel Tuesday with Clevenger and Alexander in charge. J G Jackson of Clarksburg West Virginia spoke for Corn Products Refining Co on NRA principles. A city park investigation committee was appointed. E B Yonkers of Sanico Baking Co was a luncheon guest.
The Corporation Clerk reports deeds admitted to record. Fannie R. Stouffer transfers 105 Hart Street to Annie V. Oates for 2900 dollars. Harry R. Kern as special commissioner transfers 129 and 131 S Main Street to George H. Eagle for 4650 dollars. B Brook Smith et al transfer 28 Kent Street to Wesley L. Shiley for 2000 dollars. M M Lynch and J M Steck as special commissioners transfer Lot No 1 in Block A in Robert M Henry subdivision Valley Ave to Farmers and Merchants National Bank & Trust Co for 1200 dollars.
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