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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
8
A fragmentary Pathfinder Magazine remark questions cause and effect in leadership. It contrasts responsibilities with credit, suggesting a leader’s standard is tied to taking credit when outcomes favor them.
Washington dispatch reports Republican national committeewoman Mrs. Murray Boocock floated Col Henry W. Anderson of Richmond as a potential candidate for Virginia governor in 1933. Anderson, contacted in Richmond, offered no comment. Boocock urged him as party leader and noted Virginia’s backlash against Byrd dictatorship and rising state costs. She announced campaign organization would begin in January.
Roosevelt departs Warm Springs aboard the presidential train bound for New York to resume duties as Governor. He meets with Senators, Representatives, and Young Democrats to discuss farm relief and budgetary reforms. A 15 minute Washington stop precedes arrival in New York.
Witnesses for brewing interests urged a 3.2 percent alcohol beer in a House Ways and Means hearing. Levi Cooke defined well balanced as 3.2 percent beer. R A Huber testified 1914 beer sales under a $1 tax totaled 66 189 000 barrels and a $5 tax would raise about 330 945 000 yearly.
Washington action rushes to push a beer bill through the House by Christmas while Senate leaders seek prompt action on prohibition repeal and Volstead act modification. Glass urges repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and a saloon ban. Collier introduces the beer measure with tax and content details. hearings set with 42 witnesses. expected revenue of 300 million annually.
The revival at Stine Chapel on North Frederick Road will end Thursday with a sermon by Rev. Guy M. Morrow of Kernstown. The Burnt Church quartet will sing at the service. Tonight Rev. J. M. Derrick of Youngstown Ohio, a retired missionary, will share experiences from foreign fields.
Bulls in New York extended modest gains to open the session after a prior short squeeze. Oils, mail order shares, rails and industrials showed firmness amid choppy trading. Sterling cables traded at 3.23 dollars and call money stood at 1 percent.
Leaders praise a Scout for bravery as the Winchester Plan advances in communities. They stress the need for timely financial support to expand Scouting and aid disadvantaged youths. A rubber firm marks its 200,000,000th tire with a blowout celebration noted in Dunbar's Weekly.
Quoted prices from Legg and Company Chicago Board of Trade and Baltimore Chamber of Commerce members. Details come from Chicago grain market quotations published for traders and subscribers.
Social items report Miss Dorothy Wilkins daughter of Mrs John Edward Wilkins Washington formerly of Charlottesville married Mr John Julian Pickeral Middletown alum of the University of Virginia class of 1931 in the university chapel. Rev Dr J W Moore officiated the ceremony with the bride’s mother giving her away. The bride’s attendant was Mrs CG Hooley sister of the groom. Dr H E Pickeral best man. Also announced is the marriage of Miss Mabel Copenhaver to Alvin Sargent at Trinity Lutheran Church Stephens City with both natives of Charlottesville and Ridgeway W Va. They will reside at Bunker Hill where Sargent works at Bunker Hill Woolen Mills.
Market report details daily wholesale and retail prices for corn dairy feeds meats and butter. Regional listings include Baltimore wholesale and various livestock categories with price ranges and item notes.
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