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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1933

Page

5

Muddling Through Becomes American Political Style

The passage argues that recovery efforts lack a single guiding plan and that policy emerges from practical experience rather than dogma. It contrasts improvisation with rigid doctrine, praising the English-speaking tradition of moving forward with debate and public participation even if outcomes seem uncertain.

Movement For Recovery Washington

Resurgence of National Spirit Follows Government Revival

A 1982 New York Tribune viewpoint lauds renewed national resolve after a period of paralysis in Washington. It credits unity, energized leadership, and a confident spirit for guiding recovery, even if prosperity figures lag and policy details remain unsettled.

Washington New York Tribune

Funeral Rites For Ir Hillyard Here Tomorrow

Funeral services for the late R. R. Hillyard 61 who died in Cumberland Maryland will be held at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday at 4 30 p m The Rev E A Lambert will preside Interment is at Mount Hebron Cemetery He was a longtime resident of this city and died at his Cumberland residence Thursday night He was the son of the late Mr and Mrs George Hillyard of Winchester Survived by his widow formerly Miss Hattie B Vance two sons Lee and Boyd Hillyard Cumberland and two brothers William and Harrison Hillyard Winchester

R. R. Hillyard Cumberland Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South E. A. Lambert Mount Hebron Cemetery Hillyard George Hillyard Winchester Hattie B. Vance Lee Boyd Hillyard William and Harrison Hillyard

Roger Pryor Debuts in Moonlight and Pretzels

Roger Pryor, a rising Broadway star and son of famed bandmaster Arthur Pryor, makes his screen debut in the Universal musical Moonlight and Pretzels. The film marks Pryor's transition from stage to cinema as he headlines the production.

Roger Pryor Arthur Pryor

Political Pie Industry Leader Charts New Deal Concept

Chairman Farley leads the push in a symbolic diagrammed scheme while Gen Johnson clarifies that the new deal does not compel all to chase a royal flush.

Farley Diagramme Gen. Johnson

Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets

Market quotes across Chicago Baltimore and Richmond show mixed grain prices with No 1 hard wheat around 96 1/2 to 98, oats and rye varying by grade. Livestock in Chicago and Baltimore markets mostly steady to lower with hogs and cattle modestly weaker.

Chicago Baltimore Richmond U. S Virginia Philadelphia Plymouth Rocks P. R Chicago Livestock Washington

Local Market Rows Corrections Noted

Fragmentary OCR note references market reports and daily edits. It mentions typographical errors and no responsibility for mistakes, with unclear context about local markets or statistics.

Virginia Apples On English Mart

Auction in Liverpool sold Virginia Williams Red U S One 24a inch at 5.16 per barrel and 2 inch U S One in baskets 1.29. Boxed Williams from New Jersey fancy 1.57. Exchange rate 4.48. Australian apples remain heavy in England but tapering. about 160009 boxes arrived week to Aug 8 with 95000 more expected this week. Miss Sue Schlack improving after appendicitis. secretary to Dr George G Snarr.

Liverpool Eng Virginia Williams U.S U. S New Jersey England Sue Schlack Memorial Hospital North Braddock Street Miss Schlack Geo. G. Snarr

County Scouts Achieve Much at Camp White Rock

Stephens City and Middletown Boy Scouts finished a record camp at Camp White Rock on the Capon River. Senior Life Saver William Kline led swimming progress with assistant Scoutmaster Charles Rinker directing.

Stephens City Middletown Camp White Rock Capon River Charles Rinker William Kline Marshall Golliday Cecil Herbough Kenneth Herbough Billy Orndorff Peter C. Petrie, Jr Ted Lemley Tinsworth Sperry Randolph Larrick William Keith Charles Hammock Donald Borden Eugene Pope Billy Lemley Victor Carbaugh Harry Hartley Clark Kline Richard Borden Paul Everly Buddy Pingley David Busey Charles Reely John Boyd Kline Rinker

Carson Fractures Arm on Night Boat Trip

W E Carson chairman of the Commission on Conservation and Development fractured his arm Tuesday night aboard the Washington to Norfolk night boat. He slipped on a stair leading to the dining room and was taken to the Protestant Hospital in Norfolk for treatment. the elbow fracture was not serious and he is resting comfortably.

Commission On Conservation and Development Washington Norfolk Carson

Classified Rentals and Help Wanted Line Ad Fragments

Classifieds list multiple rental notices for rooms and apartments at 303 Fairmont Ave amidst scattered entries for 18 Peyton Street 411 N Loudoun St and 531 N Loudoun St as well as a job ad from Taylor Instrument Company seeking proposers and commissions.

For Sale Classified Items and Business Opportunity

Local notices list a mahogany Wardrobe and gilt mirror for quick sale with contact 1333-W, a White Leghorn pullets breeding cockerels in Crosby Kernstown, a beer location lease in Star, and a Farquhar Cider mill with 22 hp engine plus 200 cider barrels priced at 475 and 1.25 each. Appointment details via E. W. Pickett Woodbine Maryland.

Crosby Kernstown Farquhar E. W. Pickett Woodbine

Native Hawaiian guitar instructors offered at low price

Free guitar with purchase advertised as Native Hawaiian instrument instruction. The notice cites a contact at 652-W and hints at a humorous line about government expense cuts, comparing pruning to plum.

Call

Timberlake Estate Referred to Master Commissioner in Chancery

In Winchester Virginia August 12 1933 Warren Rice Master Commissioner in Chancery orders a referee to determine William B Timberlake decd real and personal property value liens priority and beneficiaries under the will and to report accounts of Ella R Timberlake executrix. Notice fixes September 15 1933 for proceedings at Capitol Theatre Building Winchester VA with Larrick Lynch attorneys.

R. Lee Timberlake William B. Timberlake Ella R. Timberlake Winchester William Jam B. Timberlake Virginia Capitol Theatre Warren Rice Herbert Larrick M. M Lynch

Lew Ayres's College Sports Roles at University of Arizona

Lew Ayres starred in Universal's Dont Bet On Love while playing basketball and running track at the University of Arizona.

Lew Ayres Universal University of Arizona

Girdle Ad Praises Light Comfort and Shape Control

An advertisement extols a Vassarette girdle as light and supple with freedom and stretch. It promises comfortable wear, firm control of curves, a smart silhouette, and easy washing.

Dudley Diggs Finally Becomes American Citizen

Dudley Diggs, the detective in Universal's forthcoming The Invisible Man, spent 29 years trying to complete his naturalization papers and recently gained citizenship.

Dudley Diggs Universal

NRA as a chaotic but speedy national recovery effort

Washington dispatch notes General Hugh Johnson’s National Recovery Administration is chaotic yet touted as a driving force for reviving U S business. The piece mocks its structure, likening it to an unruly solar system led by obscure sub chiefs and a publicist, with Charley Michelson as its comet. It also covers New York reactions to industrial labor disputes and hints at a struggling economy with wage declines from 1929 norms.

Washington,d. C Hugh Johnson United States National Recovery Administration General Johnson NRA Roosevelt NTRA Bureau of Business Conditions Alexander Hamilton

Century of Progress to Show Profit at Chicago World Fair

The Century of Progress exposition in Chicago aims for profit with surplus to be given to charity or education. It must retire $10 million of 6 percent gold notes and pay $2.5 million of floating debt. Break even requires 25 million visitors. 30 million is projected. The 1898 fair drew 25 million attendees.

Chicago Exposition Company

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Walter Lippman Ir. Hillyard Lavender Goodyear Runcutter S. Braddock INO. S. Solenberger & Co., Inc N. Loudoun St Baltimore Produce Baltimére Maryland Pennsylvania Dutchess U. S. II Baltimore Butter and Egg Exchange Ocal Market Yerters Ences Dick Borden Clarke Kline Ainsworth Sperry Flying Eagle Patrol Candy Fox Patrol W .E. Carson E. Carson Riverton Fairmont Ave Peyton Street Robinson Apts Liberal Commission Taylor Brothers Company Taylor Instrument Companie Af New York Stewart Street Davis Grocery Loudoun St N. Cameron Cork West Cork St. W National Ave FE. Germain St South Braddock Street N. Main W. L. Kuhn S. Main St Wenders Vassarette Girdles Vassarette Charles P. Stewart Central Press Tive Commerce Department Uncle Sam Russia Alaska Charley Michelson Leslie Eichel Gifford Pinchot United States Steel Corporation Hannah I Samuel Alvin E. Bell Alfred J. Buescher Elkanah Shiloh Samuel Eli
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