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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
2
Lipppman argues that Public Works Administration programs are a flawed emergency tool for job creation and criticizes wage and price policies under PWA and CWA. He advocates a reformed public works approach with lower wages, broader, cheaper projects and a focus on long term economic balance to reduce unemployment.
State pig crop reports indicate a decline in hog numbers tied to corn prices and the federal corn hog reduction program, reflecting how feed costs and government policy influence livestock supply.
Almost a score of small committees named by the 1933 regular session and the 1934 special session will report to the 1936 Pennsylvania General Assembly opening next week. The panels will probe various phases of state government and present findings for lawmakers.
Philadelphia dispatch reports triplets born at Stanley Becker's farm near Bensa on Christmas Eve. The delivery coincided with Santa’s legend as reindeers Dancer Prancer and Dasher are named for the animals. The mother is Daisy a five-year-old Gluerr Guernsey cow.
State liquor sales for December were estimated at 1 600 000 60 per cent above recently monthly averages in a compilation yesterday. At the 19 per cent profit on which the ABC Board operates.
Capitol Hill expects a message from President Roosevelt on January 4 focusing on relief, the NRA, and the soldiers bonus. Viewpoints split on relief spending from 3 to 6 billion dollars, with work relief favored by many. NRA changes and World Court policy could shape the new session, while House leaders and Senate committees map supply bills and protocol debates.
Virginia American Legion members pledge full backing to the national convention's call for Congress to pay the face value of adjusted service certificates. Statement by W. Glenn Elliott notes executive order from Department Commander Robert L. Insko backing the move.
Washington December 28 The Alcohol Control Administration revoked 44 permits held by liquor distillers importers and rectifiers. Forty two percent? No 39 permits were held by importers and revoked for failure to file reports and inactivity.
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