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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star entered at the post office in Megan Virginia as a second class publication. It is published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Company of Winchester Virginia, consolidated with The Morning News and Weekly papers.
The notice lists subscription prices, advertising rates, and memorial card charges. It cites AP rights, classifies classified rates at two cents per word with minimums, display ads, and national reps in major cities.
A religious text presents Psalm 37 23 24 about the steps of a good man ordered by the Lord. It promises divine support and that the righteous will not be utterly cast down even if they stumble.
Newport News Times-Herald notes the Lindberghs’ world tour of twenty thousand miles in under a year, matching a landmark Wright brothers anniversary. The piece compares aviation’s rapid progress to steam and surface travel, predicting further advances in thirty years.
Analysis notes increasing objections to the governments monetary policy as students and economists rally against the gold purchase plan. Officials admit prices diverge from Warren equations, signaling partial acceptance of critics and weakness in the policy framework.
The motor industry produced about 1.43 million vehicles last year and is projected to reach 1.8 million this year, a gain over 25 percent. Orders for materials point to 500,000 machines in early 1934, signaling a new year boom as cars shift from luxury to essential status.
Washington observers report no signs of organized opposition to the President as Congress reconvenes. Public confidence is high, with Inflationists and anti NA pol inquiries lacking unified plans, while Republicans say they cannot unite in opposition for now.
A call for strong government and open debate to avoid political paralysis. It warns against obstruction and urges criticism to refine policy, arguing that national strength matters more than perfect infallibility. The piece contrasts Tory Britain and progressive America, urging Republicans to provoke necessary debates. Copyright, 1933, New York
Fifteen years after Elisabeth Horain's murder at Volnic Chateau the de Jouvelles sell the property. Antonine, the Marquis d Erlemont and Inspector Gorgeret become entwined as secrets surface near the ruins. Raoul, a thief, shadows the case and a new chapter begins.
Present and past rainfall data cover 24 years ending at 8 a.m. December to date shows 1.38 inches, year to date 37.77 inches. The 20 year average is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.861, July 4.5, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 4.225, December 2.37.
One year ago the Fellowship Club pledged Santa visits for 500 destitute children this Christmas. Sheriff Luther Pannett was laid to rest today while Circuit Court pays tribute. Hoover delays war debt talk before Roosevelt takes office. Five years ago a Hoover goodwill party arrived in Rio de Janeiro and a sponsor trip through West planned for next summer. A fire destroyed a house and barn of John M. Marker near Opequon. Virginia girl Viola Gentry set endurance airplane record.
Report recalls a Columbus malpractice case where doctors poisoned three people by error. It notes a bank dividend and surplus fund increase totaling 300 000 dollars, with mentions of Virginia gubernatorial contenders and Salvation Army kettles during Christmas. Hoot Gibson's The Ramblin’ Idol played at Strand Theatre on Christmas.
Interwoven Mills Inc of Martinsburg WV advertises for girls over 16 to earn good wages under pleasant working conditions. Statistics show Spanish influenza was more deadly than previously thought.
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