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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1933
Page
4
The page includes publication details for The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia with pricing for subscriptions and carrier rates, then lists national ad representatives and a Bible verse Proverbs 19:17 about lending to the poor as a safe investment.
Professor Moley, long associated with Roosevelt's brain trust, will be detached temporarily to study the crime situation and kidnappings. The move appears to suit Moley who has conducted crime surveys and written on crime, while Secretary Hull may be relieved of his assistant's influence for a period.
Richmond dispatch notes major powers seek to curb Nazi tirades against Austria and discuss a joint protest to Hitler. Britain, France, and Italy exchange views amid tense Germany Austria relations and Versailles obligations. Austrian opposition to Anschluss cited as key stance amid propaganda and air leaflets.
The piece notes Austrian resistance to Nazi pressure after Dollfuss and a 1000 mark tax on German entrants. It highlights tourism losses hurting Austria’s economy and calls for a joint British French Italian protest to deter Hitler from further interference.
The Star editor details a heartfelt tribute to Rev Dr McFaden praising his uprightness, rare genius, and strong personality. He recalls their ten years of intimate work and McFaden’s cheerful humor, radiant charm, and social influence, noting his abundant friendship across Virginia.
Miss Catherine Nagley spent last week in Martinsburg visiting cousin Joyce Nagley. Kenneth Strewbridge returned home after a month touring western and southern states with Winchester friends. Joyce Nagley and brother Max of Martinsburg stay with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Nagley. Mr. and Mrs. John Harshman and sons visited Findlay Ohio relatives. Leona Luttrell of Cedar Grove visited Roy Ashton’s family. Various local residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Cane Winchester and Gilbert Lyon and daughter Martinsburg, enjoyed Sunday calls or meals with neighbors.
The pastor George W. Stover reflects on the life of Dr McPader praising his Christian character and charitable work. He recalls their friendship and expresses sorrow while believing the departed rests in a brighter morning.
Sally arrives in Daytona to serve as secretary to John Kemble Proctor, a murdered millionaire. Ted Chandler, a newsroom recruit turned chauffeur, helps Sally investigate suspects including Gus Vitelli while Cleo, a cook, hints Vitelli’s murderous nature. The duo uncover a past of suspicion, lurid hints, and tense danger as they await more clues.
Ted Chandler watches Gus Vitelli and Sally depart in a roadster. he worries the fat man’s predatory glare. Inside Cleo the cook notes tension and warns Ted she won’t tell his secrets yet. Ted suspects Vitelli’s danger and fears his own nerves.
The report shows rainfall data from the past 24 hours ending 8 a m with none for August to date totaling 1.01 inches and year to date 25.79 inches. It lists Winchester rainfall averages over 20 years by month with January 2 36 inches, February 2 70, March 2 70, April 3 11, May 3 73, June 3 81, July 3 45, August 3 45, September 2 15, October 3 06, November 1 25, December 2 37.
Venancio Q Liberato of East Riverdale Maryland pleaded not guilty toreckless driving and failing to have a registration card after a Brentwood Saturday crash that buried Ray Shenk of Winchester under an 8 ton load of sugar. Shenk is recovering in Sibley Hospital. A sugar truck was overturned and another truck was demolished in the accident.
Warner Bros. presents Kay Francis in Mary Stevens M D at the Capitol Theatre last night’s opening drew enthusiastic crowds. The medical romance shows Francis in a sought after role with strong support from Lyle Talbot Glenda Farrell and Thelma Todd. Added features include McNamee News and comedy. Tomorrow and Thursday preview Mama Loves Papa with Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland.
Robert Montgomery leads a star cast including Madge Evans Walter Huston Jimmie Durante and Robert Young in the thriller Hell Below shown today at 5 30 and 9 at the Colonial Theatre. The program also includes Fox News and a Vitaphone comedy.
Columbia's The Wrecker starring Jack Holt delivers an intense earthquake climax and strong performances from Genevieve Tobin George Stone and Sidney Blackmer. The program also features a Torchy Comedy and news shorts, with Florenz Ziegfeld's Whoopee to follow in Technicolor at Palace prices.
Hugh Duncan of Buchanan Virginia led the year at National Business College after starting January 2 1933 and graduating July 21 He secured a job with W M Bassett Furniture Corporation July 24 and averaged 3 07 points per month The Bassett Industries employ twenty six graduates from the college and the fall term begins September 5. A 74 page catalog is available from the Roanoke Virginia school.
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