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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1933

Page

2

Scrip issued in south has big turnover

Knoxville uses 134000 dollars in scrip monthly for payrolls and city supplies. Since 1932 over 1 million issued, about half used to pay taxes. Atlanta issued 400000 before Christmas for November salaries. Scrips circulate in Alabama Georgia Virginia Louisiana and North Carolina with various public and private uses and incentive effects.

Knoxville Tenn Atlanta Alabama Selma Roanoke Sparta Richmond Citizens’ Age Louisiana Louisiana Highway Commission Louisiana State University Cumberland County North Carolina Charleston S. C

Prussian Diet Dissolved By Triumvirate

In Berlin on February 6 the Prussian Diet was dissolved by the president of the Prussian State Council. A new Diet will be elected March 5, the same day as the Reichstag election.

Berlin

Problems Awaiting Action in Lame Duck Congress

Washington notes only 23 legislative days remain in the 72nd Congress as parties contend with a Senate jam on appropriations. House leaders deem further bills futile while Roosevelt plans a possible April 17 assembly of the new Congress. Senate debates spending cuts amid continued post office treasury bill wrangling.

Washington House Senate Garner Roosevelt Congress Treasury-Post Office Navy District of Columbia Calvin Coolidge Franklin D. Roosevelt John N. Garner Texas George Washington Treasury Post Office Bratton N. M

Alexandrian cosmographer Cosmas Indicopleustes flat earth theory

Sixth century Alex available cosmographer Cosmas Indicopleustes proposed in Christian Topography that the earth is a flat rectangle bounded by four walls. He argued the walls converge at the dome of the firmament when viewed from a great height.

Cosmas Indicopleustes

Indigestion Remedy Natex Promoted At Winchester Store

In Winchester at Peoples Service Drug Store the speaker urges stomach trouble sufferers to try Natex the new prescription medicine claiming rapid relief for indigestion liver and bowel issues. He offers a free booklet and insists there is no cost to consult and no obligation to buy.

Winchester Peoples Service Natex Peoples Service Drug Store

Republicans launch national league to mobilize youth

Washington announced the formation of the national Republican league led by Vice President John A. Campbell of White Plains New York as national director. Senators Felix Hebert and Daniel Hastings and former Rep John Q Tilson will be vice chairmen. The group aims to educate youth on Republican principles and help win the 1934 and 1936 elections. Campbell said eastern headquarters are in the Waldorf Astoria New York and more offices will open, with 8 000 000 young voters reaching the polls by 1936 shaping the party's future.

Washington National Republican League John A. Campbell White Plains New York Felix Hebert Rhode Island Daniel O. Hastings Delaware John Q. Tilson Connecticut Campbell Republican Party Capitol Hill Everett Sanders Hoover Olen Waldorf-Astoria

Amendment To Constitution Is Proclaimed

Secretary Stimson signed the proclamation officially putting the lame duck amendment into the constitution. Senator Norris, sponsor of the amendment, was unable to attend due to a prior engagement. The ceremony followed official notification that enough states had ratified it to take effect.

Washington Stimson Norris State Department

Hoover Signs Bill Ten to Help Needy Farmers

Hoover signs a bill enabling the agriculture secretary to require up to a 30 percent acreage cut as part of aid measures for farmers. Hyde will decide on the extent of the reduction and issue regulations as regional offices begin loan and application processes. The program reflects 64 million in loans made last year with 507 632 borrowers and an average loan of 126 dollars. Regions served include Washington Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida.

Hoover Hyde Department of Agriculture St. Louis Memphis Minneapolis Salt Lake City Washington Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida

Dutch Cruiser Mutiny Reaches Sourabaya Docking

Mutinous crew of the Dutch cruiser De Zeven Provincien seized control after overpowering officers and radioed plans to steam to Sourabaya to hand the ship to authorities. Nine officers remained prisoners, and the Dutch East Indies fleet searched for the vessel aboard Aldebaran.

Batavia Java de Zeven Provincien Sourabaya Dutch East Indies Aldebaran

Wet rebellion described by Methodist group over Dry

The Board of Temperance and Social Service of the Methodist Episcopal Church South called the House and two committees’ approval of the beer repeal a wet rebellion against the Constitution. Bishop James Cannon Jr and Dr. Eugene L. Crawford warned that Congress acts undermine Prohibition, threaten social order, and harm working families as the 18th Amendment may be ignored.

Washington Board of Temperance and Social Service The Methodist Episcopal Church, South James Cannon, Jr Eugene L. Crawford Congress of the United States Constitution Constitution Congress

Roosevelt urged to aid farmers quickly in looming strike

Des Moines Feb 5 Milo Reno national president of the Farmers Holiday Association warned of a nationwide farm strike if the incoming administration fails to relieve farmers. He said every state would participate and that the public would not know until it happened. The threat follows past market moratoriums and a milk war incident in Iowa.

Des Moines Romewall America Milo Reno Farmers’ Holiday Association Reno Partners Midwest South Dakota Iowa Willmar Minn Henry Horner Illinois

Tenaces and Fourchet tes in Central Press bridge lesson

This Central Press bridge tutorial explains tenaces and fourchettes in old French terms. It defines tenace as holding honors with gaps and fourchette as leading to a next higher card and the card below it, with examples in A Q 10 and K J patterns and strategic implications in no trump and trump play.

France

Bran Nutrition Advances Health and Recipes Highlight Bran

A historical piece traces bran’s health value from recognizing fiber’s role to vitamin B and iron content found in bran. It notes studies at Columbia University and includes two bran based recipes, Bran Nut Bread and Scotch Bran Cookies, showing practical kitchen uses.

Christian Eykman East Indies Nutrition Laboratory Teachers College Columbia Uniersity United States Columbia

Bankers plan relief fund for Iowa farmers and mortgages

Aetna Life Insurance Company and three others pledged Iowa authorities to restore prices to aid agriculture permanently. In Bowling Green Ohio mortgage cases a group of bankers proposed funds from New York Clearing House members to provide relief. Some urged the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to lend to the pool.

Aetna Life Insurance Company Iowa Bowling Green New York New York Clearing House Association Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Capitol Gold Co Cash for Old Gold at Winchester Store

A Winchester shop advertises Capitol Gold Co buying old gold at 406 N Main St with hours until 10 PM. The notice quotes a proverb about turning injury into kindness and emphasizes friendly service.

Capitol Gold Co Old Gold N. Main St Winchester

Plymouth offers safety and value with 70 horsepower

Lieutenant Anderson praises Plymouth for safety and solid build. The ad markets a full sized car with floating power engine mountings and low weight. It lists price reductions for 4 door sedan and several body styles with factory delivery terms.

Anderson Plymouth

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