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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1934

Page

2

Roosevelt speech arouses interest across the seas

The Associated Press reports Roosevelt’s remarks on the League of Nations and German rearmament sparked wide reaction. France praised his stance as shaping policies. Berlin warned of United States openings. Latin America showed mixed views but noted policy toward armed intervention as decisive. Officials in Cuba, Chile, and London outlets described the remarks as engaging and substantial.

Associated Press Roosevelt League of Nations Tates Levon Nations Americas United United States North Central South America London Spence Chile

Beg Yee the People Guilty as La Opinion Comments

The Santo Domingo La Opinion offers a favorable note but asserts that Beg yee the people share guilt in the matter, reflecting editorial stance on collective accountability.

Santo Domingo la Opinion

United States May Be Favored By French Quotas

France imposes higher tariffs and taxes on American apples pears and lard while exempting the United States from a provision reserving three fourths of import allotments for countries favoring French exports. The move signals potential trade friction with Germany and may affect vehicles and other products as French quotas tighten for the first quarter of 1934.

France United States Germany Washington

Card of Thanks for James R. Burner and Family

The Burner family thanks friends for kindness during illness and death of beloved husband and father James R. Burner. Mrs. James R. Burner and family.

James R. Burner Eit

Condemned Youth Faces Colorado Gas Execution

Arthur Reppin, 18, an orphan, was to be the first to die in Colorado's new lethal gas chamber after Governor Johnson denied clemency. Reppin's brother Herbert planned a last minute appeal from Newark, New Jersey, but no funds were available. The youth, faint yet defiant, faced the likely Friday night execution as Warden Roy Best delivered the news.

Canon City Arthur Reppin Colorado Edwin C. Johnson Denver Herbert Re Newark N. J State Supreme Court Herbert Reppin Johnson Roy Best

Virginia Builds 350 Miles of Road in 1933

Richmond Jan 1 The State Department of Highways reports about 350 miles of primary system roads were constructed during 1933. A Public Works allotment of 7.4 million dollars supported the program, with plans for a 2 million dollar building program for 1934 already completed.

Richmond State Department of Highways Today

President proposes Skyline Drive extension from Vermont to Virginia

President Roosevelt discussed extending the Skyline Drive from the Canadian border in Vermont south through the Green Mountains Berkshires and Blue Ridge to connect Shenandoah and Great Smoky National Parks. Secretary Ickes quoted the President envisioning a landscaped 100 foot wide road with era civic improvement and interior life benefits. The proposal arose as Senator Byrd urged a Skyland Parkway between the two parks. An estate matter in Kans. listed for county clerk handling includes Rutherford individuals.

Roosevelt Shenandoah National Park Great Smoky National Park Land Pennsylvania New York Cana Vermont Lee Harold L. Ickes Harry F. Byrd Virginia Blue Ridge Ickes Saturday Evening Post Byrd Shenandoah Canadian Green Mountains Berkshires Bronx River Parkway New York City

Miss Rutherford Leaves Estate to Kin in Will

The will of Minnie V. Rutherford, a retired Richmond milliner, leaves a $20,000 estate to her rightful kin. The late businesswoman’s testamentary disposition specifies beneficiaries and final settlements.

Miss Rutherford Kin Minnie V. Rutherford Richmond

Clarke County Civil Works projects employ hundred workers

One hundred men are employed on Civil Works Administration projects in Clarke County for school expenditures of more than 311,000 and the care of 49 men and two supervisors. Berryville schools reopen January. Superintendent A F Robertson announced. Street repairs and sanitation work add 50 workers. A B Hummer administrator adds Doris Reid Jolliffe and Carl Rodgers as staff secretaries.

Civil Works Administration Yorten County Berryville A. F. Robertson A. B. Hummer Doris Reid Jolliffe Boyce Carl Rodgers

Race Meet Nets State 23500 From West Virginia Track Wagers

The Charles Town horse race meet ran from December 2 to Christmas Day and yielded West Virginia 23500 from the state’s 3 percent share of pari mutuel receipts. Agricultural Commissioner McLoughlin, ex officio racing commissioner, reported the totals.

Charles Town West Virginia McLoughlin

First West Virginia pari-mutuel betting race met

The first racing event in West Virginia since the legalization of pari mutuel wagering took place.

West Virginia

Federal Corn Hog Program Set to Start in Virginia This Week

The corn hog reduction program begins in Virginia with district meetings in Luray Petersburg and Blacksburg this week. County counts will discuss contracts and program details as county agents assist local committees forming farmer groups to contract for reductions. Start of the program is slated for mid January with ties to cotton and tobacco signups in other regions.

Virginia Luray Petersburg Blacksburg Coun’ts Piedmont

Carols Sung For Those Shut-In at Loudoun Street Church

Nine members of the Christian Endeavor Society braved winter to sing Christmas carols for sick and shut-in residents of the city. Despite raging wind and low temperatures they found joy in visiting and saw the happy faces of the less fortunate.

Christian Endeavor Society of Loudoun Street

Emancipation, unions, and world shipping figures quiz

A reader quiz asks when emancipation took effect and how Uncle Sam sails the seas. It lists Great Britain as the leader with 18,700,739 tons, then 0.8 trillion? and 12,662,000 tons, with Japan, Norway, Germany, and France following. It also notes the American Federation of Labor formed in 1886.

Yea Lincoln Uncle Sam Great Britain Japan Norway Germany France American Federation of Labor

Is This Too Good for Your Cough

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a multi formula remedy for coughs claiming quick relief and safety. It notes mild coughs may respond to lesser remedies and promises a refund if relief is not achieved.

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