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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1933

Page

5

Beer Bill Moves Through Virginia Legislature

The beer bill conference report advances after three sessions as the Senate adopts the measure with a 32 to 4 vote. Senators N B Early L M Robinette W Worth Smith Jr H H Watson oppose with several not voting. The legislature also pushes redistricting study by a ten member commission and considers renewal of recovery act aligned measures. The House rejects a move to study senatorial and legislative redistricting while the Senate backs employment bureau funding and Home Owners Loan Corp investments. The governor sends messages on bank liquidation open bank stock, highway route changes, Byrd road plan modifications and a oil code adjustment to ease gasoline tax competition. A joint resolution urges Roosevelt to modify the oil code to allow tax sharing among retailers near borders.

House Senate N. B. Early Greene Lloyd M. Robinette Lee W. Worth Smith A E. Shumate Giles Conference Committee National Employment Bureau State Labor Department Home Owners Loan Ac Home Owners Loan Corporation Assembly Beer Hill Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Arlington County Virginia Hugh Reid Arlington C M. Waldrop Amelia Charles E. Ford Newport News Nottoway Warwick Henrico Roosevelt House Finance Committee

Emergency 16 Million Road Plan Drives Virginia Session

Governor and lawmakers push a $16 million federal grant under the National Industrial Recovery Act. The program would fund road labor, with 70 percent repaid, 4 percent interest, and seven year motor fuel tax use if enacted. Public hearing set for tomorrow amid broader session actions.

King Harman House Roads Committee Samuel Ferguson Senate Roads State Public Works Advisory Committee Executive Highway Commission Assembly Pollard Gay

Repeal of Federal Gasoline Tax Urged by Sen Byrd

Sen Byrd advocates repealing the federal gasoline tax, proposing a reorganized federal budget with limited agencies under a single chief executive. He calls for a balanced budget and a central accounting system to streamline government spending.

Sen Byrd

President Byrd Urges Tax Reform and Local Efficiency

In a speech Senator Byrd argues there are nearly 200000 governments in the United States and taxes have risen from eight to 33 percent of national income since 1913. He cites Virginia's 1927 consolidation to twelve departments and urges local governments to justify themselves by efficiency and economy as essential services expand.

Virginia U. S Byrd

Ford Code Talks Stir Tension Over Wage and Hours

A quoted figure criticizes Henry Ford and the Blue Eagle symbol, suggesting Americans may pressure Ford to sign the code with higher wage levels and shorter working hours, and notes a warm reception if he does.

Henry Ford Olhaeta Ford

Food lowered to three scouts on dizzy cliff rescue

Fred McLane flew into Indian Pass gorge to reach three Plattsburg youths stranded on a 400-foot ledge after abandoning blankets and food. A night of freezing temperatures left them unable to descend as state troopers and sportsmen arrived with ropes and supplies.

Wallface Fred McLane Lake Placid Indian Pass Adirondack Lodge William LaDue Robert Glenn Tyler Gray Plattsburg

Stock Show A Reversal To Rally Tendency

New York Aug 30 Markets reversed their late rally after the gold embargo. Equities grains and commodities drifted lower under moderate selling as official measures restrained gold trading and reduced bullish momentum across major sectors.

New York Stocks Staples

Sterling Markets Eye Renewed Short Selling

Sterling opened at 4.55 percent and call money renewed at 0.75 percent, signaling renewed readiness for short selling activity in the market.

River Searched For Mysterious Bundle in Patuxent

State police scoured the Little Patuxent River near the Fort Meade road bridge for a large parcel men claim was thrown in last night. Dr. N B Steward of Laurel said two men in a Washington car tossed the package and later returned to break the bridge rail and discard it again, fleeing each time with no lights.

Baltimore Patuxent Fort Meade Road N. B Steward Laurel Washington

No Trace Found of Sloop With Three Aboard

The coast guard ended its search for the 23 foot sloop Postscript missing since August 20 after coast guard vessels and planes scoured from Portland Maine to the Delaware capes. The craft carried three sons of New York City neighbors of President Roosevelt, Pierre P Irving and Charles L and John beret Niles.

Associated Press New York Coast Guard New York City Roosevelt Manasquan N. J Nantucket Portland Maine Delaware Capes Pierre P. Irving L. Dupont Irving Charles L. and John Beret Walter L. Niles

Chicago and Baltimore Grain Prices Report

Closing quotations today in Chicago futures for September 865, December 90 34, May 94 7 Toward Baltimore spots Winchester spot 80 and Baltimore spot 0144 were reported to The Star by Winchester Milling through Stickell Sales Corpora tion dealers in cash grain and futures from Hagerstown Maryland.

Chicago Baltimore The Star Winchester Milling Corporation Stickell Sales Corporation Cash North Washington Street Hagerstown Winchester

All Invited To Tent Meeting

All persons are invited tonight to a gospel tent meeting beside the First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue. Rev. R. Paul Miller will preach at 7 45 o clock on What Will God do Next. Chil dren's Chorus will perform selections as cooling evening breezes pass.

First Brethren Berryville Avenue R. Paul Miller Mr. Miller

Public sale of valuable farm implements and livestock

By authority of a deed of trust dated August 5 1932 J Jos Sullivan Frederick County sale to be held September 5 1933 at 10 am at Hunter Stine Farm one mile north of Winchester on the Martinsburg Turnpike. Items include 33 cattle 6 calves 11 milk cows 17 hogs 2 farm wagons a McCormick binder and more. Cash terms. Trustee B P Harrison. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall. 8 22 25 28 30 9 1 4.

J. Jos. Sullivan Frederick County Hunter Stine Farm Winchester Martinsburg B. P. Harrison Dunn and Duvall

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