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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1933

Page

8

Education investment judged by returns and citizenship value

Dean William Eves of the George School Philadelphia told Rotary Club the five billion dollar capital in public education and two and a half billion annual expense yield six billion in national income in normal times. He stressed education’s role in good citizenship and character, noting literacy is high and religious training is only one factor.

United States William Eves The George School Philadelphia Rotary Club Virginia Mr. Eves Russia Dean Eves Rotarians Eves Europe Friends’ Relief Organization Walker Bond Tan C. MacCallum Coffman

League denounces Japan policies in Manchuria and seeks US aid

The League of Nations reports on Manchuria denounces Japanese policies and urges China’s sovereignty over Manchuria. It calls for new talks with Japan with the league’s help and invites Soviet Russia and the United States to participate. Subscriptions from 19 members mark support. The document awaits ratification and debate ahead of a final vote.

Associated Press Geneva League of Nations Manchuria League Japan United States Manchukuo China Russia America Stimson Ers Tokyo League Assembly

Baptists urge higher moral code of ethics in Virginia

The Baptist General Association of Virginia closed its session in Charlottesville urging laws to restrict gambling and regulate marriage, support liquor-control efforts, and promote interracial kindness. A committee was formed to address creditors of the University Baptist Church of Charlottesville. a telegram congratulated President-elect Roosevelt on surviving an assassination attempt.

Charlottesville Baptist General Association of Virginia First Baptist Church Petersburg G. Harwood Victoria H. A. Willis Bluefield Temperance Committee H. Lee Scott Waynesboro F. W. Boatwright University of Richmond Charles W. Daniel Richmond University Baptist Church of Relvix Harlan Alfred Anderson Norfolk T. W. Gilliam Lynchburg Henry Alfred Porter John W. Slaughter Henry W. Battle Roosevelt

Snowy Capon Springs section shares visitors and illness notes

Capon Springs notes report heavy snow and rain making roads muddy for pedestrians. Visitors include Marie Brill and Li lian Johnson at G. C. Stevens home, Helen Anderson, Gletus Brill, and others visiting local families. Several residents ill or recovering, including Eldon Dunlap and Madge Lee Cooper, with various visits to Winchester and nearby towns.

Capon Springs W. VA Marie Brill Lilian Johnson G. C. Stevens Helen Anderson Gletus Brill John Anderson Mess Roy Orndorff Elizabeth Yellow Springs Orndorff J.D. Line L. J. Doyle Katie,Orndorff Emma Derson B. B. Brill Brill Katie Orndorff Jennie Orndorff J. D Frances Orndorff Dave Line Aileen Clinton Bland Ashby Himelright Winifred Larrick Johnnie

Virginia plan praised for deficit safeguards and tax cuts

Senator Byrd touts Virginia financial reforms as a model for federal action. He notes Governor Pollard reduced state expenses by 2.4 million dollars and cut his own salary, arguing a similar federal power could balance budgets. He cites tax cuts and bond market premiums, urging fair treatment of corporations and expansion of industry in the South.

Virginia Byrd Pollard Roosevelt United States South Union

Public sale of household furniture in Winchester Virginia

At the residence of the late Luther Pannett 317 S Cameron St Winchester VA the undersigned will sell household furniture office desk radio book cases lamps rugs dishes pans stoves meat lard antique sideboards closets secretary clocks and many other articles cash Terms Mrs Minnie F Pannett At the same time and place the administrator will sell two automobiles 1 Oakland Sedan 1 Ford Touring Auctioneer Dunn Clerks Jolliffe and Chiles James P Reardon Admr Luther Pannett Decd Auctioneers and clerks listed.

Luther Pannett S. Cameron St Winchester Minnie F. Pannett

Sales tax debate cited by Byrd as emergency measure

Byrd says the sales tax is acceptable as an emergency measure but unfair to the poor compared to a graduated income tax which he prefers because it taxes income wherever it is. He notes Virginians will pay the tax and argues for a broader tax base.

Byrd

Prohibition Debate Shapes West Virginia Legislature

In Charleston on February 16, a tense session unfolded as caucuses dominated both houses. The Senate discussed the Rutherford-Mill-Ender challenge in secret, with a report expected tomorrow. Governor-elect Kumpf urged party unity while the Butcher prohibition repeal resolution moved to the calendar. Both houses also condemned the Miami assassination attempt and expressed sympathy for Mayor Cerna? of Chicago.

Charleston W. Va House Senate Rutherford-Mill-Ender Elections Committee Wiseman Nicholas Kumpf Robert G. Kelly Senate Judiciary Committee Miami Fla Roosevelt Cermak Chicago

Five Counties Seek Loans From Finance Body

Richmond February 16 Governor Pollard applied to the Reconstruction Finance Corporation for advances totaling 31,136.83 for relief work in five Virginia counties. Norfolk county seeks 12,500 for relief work marking its first request. Culpeper Goochland...

Richmond Pollard Reconstruction Finance Corporation Virginia Norfolk County Culpeper, Gooch

Governor outlines road funding shift to farms as spring begins

The governor cites a total county road expenditure of 14 867 68 with Dickinson bidding 3 769 15. He notes the Federal lending agency has advanced over 2 000 000 to Virginia, largely for work relief on roads, and plans to redirect emphasis from roads to farms with spring opening.

Land Powhatan Dickinson Federal

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