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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
2
Walter Lipppman discusses Mark Sullivan’s question if the New Deal marks a fundamental departure from American private ownership. He argues that overproduction mood drives policy, urges studying economic history, and cautions against perceiving recovery through a depressive lens.
A mob near the El Pais building in Havana rioted over Cuba's new law requiring half of business owners to be Cuban born. The building burned. soldiers and police fired to disperse the crowd, killing six and wounding scores. Jefferson Caffery arrived as ambassador and was pictured amid the events.
Capitol Theatre announces a Christmas Day showing of Alice in Wonderland with a star cast led by Charlotte Henry as Alice. The film opens at 3 PM after a 2:45 PM doors opening, with a special Xmas night midnight preview of The Dancing Lady starring Joan Crawford and Clark Gable at 11:30 PM.
Harold G. Chandler, 28, son of Mrs. F. H. Chandler of Shenandoah County, was elected administrator of Shenandoah County C. W. A. projects at Woodstock board. He is a VPI graduate with relevant experience and succeeds Hugh Kneisley who resigned to manage a cave at New Market Tennessee and orange groves in Florida. Chandler is related to the Hoshour family of Winchester.
County Treasurer R. B. Smith announced that all delinquent 1932 taxes paid by Monday January 1 at 10 o clock will be sold by the Commonwealth New Year’s Day is the deadline and those who have not arranged payment should do so before the auctioneer begins selling next Monday forenoon. Many names on the list from two weeks ago have already settled and are removed from the list.
The Morgan and S. A. R. Anderson estate final settlement is filed by special commissioner Harry R. Kern. George H. Eagle bought the property for 4650 dollars. after costs and debts, a net 2624.87 dollars remains to be split equally between A. R. Anderson and Morgan Anderson, with Morgan’s share consumed by personal debts.
The sage of Chinatown Hi Ho suggests that music can make even nonsense seem agreeable when the mind grows weary. The remark frames music as a comforting force amid fatigue and urban life.
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