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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1933

Page

8

Fruit Growers Urge Budget Reduction and Economy

J. S. Briggs of the American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association says executives seek a balanced federal budget for 1934 without new taxes, calling for deep reductions in government spending and urging congress to cut eight hundred million dollars from 1933 levels. He notes industry worries and urges all sectors to unite for swift action to relieve rising burdens and avert broader economic damage.

J. S. Briggs Mer American Fruit Vegetable Shippers Association America Chicago New York Congress American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers Association Senate House American Fruit and Vegetable Shippers’ Association Briggs

Local Call to End Wasteful Spending Sparks Civic Action

Community leaders urge residents to press local senators and representatives to curb wasteful spending. Citizens are asked to protest and demand accountability from their lawmakers in both the Senate and the House.

Senate House

Explosive mailed to President-Elect in Watertown

Watertown officials and federal agents investigated a bomb incident that mailed an explosive to Franklin D. Roosevelt. Postoffice inspectors and DOJ agents descended on Watertown as investigators described the device and its delivery.

Watertown N. Y John B. Harris Franklin D. Roosevelt United States New York City Postoffice Department of Justice Washington Geo. A. Hagen William J. Satterfield Washington Post Ofice William H. Moran Secret Service

Deodorizing Dishes With Baking Soda In Wash Water

Wire preservers advise adding two tablespoons of baking soda to soapy water to deodorize dishes used for raw or cooked fish. Also notes correct table setting for a bridge sit down luncheon.

Railroads Aid Education By Taxes In Two States

Norfolk and Western Railway says its taxes fund public schools in six states and pays about 1.5 million dollars to school budgets in two states during 1931. The statement notes more than 16 800 children educated from railroad taxes, while railroads gain no school influence. It asserts equal treatment with other taxpayers. Also included is a court foreclosure notice for Fairview Service Station liens and missing defendant J S Derrow, with publication orders in The Winchester Evening Star.

United States Norfolk and Western Railway Norfolk and Western Circuit Court County of Ss. T. Deliege S. T. Dellinger James L. Rdner J. S. Derrow Virginia J.S. Derrow Winchester Evening Star Winchester N. W. Borden P. Q

First Permanent International Body: The International Postal Union

The International Postal Union, founded in 1874, became the first sustained international organization. It established enduring standards and facilitated cross border mail cooperation among member nations.

The International Postal Union

Ultra Microbes Pass Through Filters Germs Claim

Dr Logan Clendening discusses filterable viruses, noting many diseases may be caused by ultra microbe germs that pass through fine filters. He describes infantile paralysis and influenza research, Kendall's culture media work, and the idea that microbes can switch between filterable and non filterable states, signaling new medical knowledge ahead.

Logan Clendening M. D Iwanoski

Two Advisers for RooseveLt? Jones and Hull in Line

The image shows Jesse Jones of Texas and Senator Cordell Hull of Tennessee conferring with President-elect Roosevelt. Jones already serves on the Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board and may be elevated. Hull is tipped for secretary of state or treasury as a trusted adviser.

Jesse Jones Texas Cordell Hull Tennessee Secretary of State Secretary of the Treasury Roosevelt

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