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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists daily publication details and new postage rates. It notes advertising representation with Associated Press rights and shows subscription prices by year and month.
A fragment references Psalm 40 16 praising the Lord with lines about rejoicing in God and declaring His name. It appears as a devotional or liturgical text. The fragment includes phrases about magnifying the Lord and frequent praise.
The nation looks to President-Elect Roosevelt to balance the federal budget with broader taxation and reduced federal demands. A plan by Representative Burns and a shift to new revenue sources are hinted, while relief should come from trimming government spending. The public awaits a practical approach that aids the forgotten man and faces opposition to irritating taxes.
A column notes Rudy Vallee once called his popularity a fad but remains popular despite crooners. A band leader predicts crooners waning and the straight band regaining prominence as novelties pass. Swing shifts to sentimental tunes, yet band music endures.
Walter C. Teagle promotes a work-sharing system asserting it preserves overall purchasing power. He argues that sharing work does not necessarily reduce one worker’s wages while aiding others and emphasizes benefits to the economy and consumer buying power.
Mr Teagle argues four can share work to replace one nonworker among three workers. Prosperity is postponed while nonworkers exist. The plan seeks self reliance and hope, preventing charity dependence, and may economically help pull industry from its downturn if sound.
Crowds at the White House greet President Hoover on New Year's Day. Winchester notes include a 12 pound wild turkey prize and Prof Floyd Flickinger addressing the Kiwanis Club. Local weather, a temperance meeting, highway spending, and Empire Theatre entertainment are also reported.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this bank will be held at its Banking House in Winchester on Tuesday January 10 1933 at eleven o'clock A M. This meeting is for the election of directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meet.
Emilia confronts her feelings as Roger confesses longing, Esther manipulates, and Dick pushes for Emilia to choose. Emilia admits love for Roger but vows to marry Manny, while the trio navigate morning calm, looming departure, and a concealed break with the past. The scene ends with Emilia preparing to leave, tears on her face as she plans for the city.
The Washington Star notes Ho in Chinatown warns eloquent persuasion can spark a public demand for the opposite, a reminder that political promises often collide with shifting public will.
In 1980 the remains of Myles Standish were removed from their wooden coffin, placed in a metal coffin, and reburied in the Duxbury cemetery in Massachusetts.
Former Vice President Charles G. Dawes is linked to Virginia Dawes of Evanston Ill as her engagement to Ensign John F Tennant reportedly was broken. Tennant's parents deny the rumor.
In Frederick County Virginia the court orders a Master Commissioner to report on the estate of W S Funkhouser including real and personal property, taxes, and administrator accounts. A creditors meeting is set for January 30 1933 at No 4 North Loudoun Street Winchester VA to prove claims and submit proof.
A weather record lists precipitation past 24 hours at 8 am and year totals. It shows December to date 2.19 inches and year to date 38.85 inches with normal monthly values and monthly figures for January through December from Winchester Research Laboratory data.
Mrs Judd awaiting execution at Florence State Penitentiary hears J J Halloran a Phoenix business man has been indicted as an accessory to the trunk murder of her two friends Feb 17 She says the new development gives her hope and willingness to testify Halloran allegedly concealed knowledge of the double murders and is named in the indictment
The Russellville Arkansas Courier Democrat notes a slogan arguing for The Literary Digest over treasury funds in a hypothetical national campaign. The brief cites a partisan stance reflecting early political discourse and media influence.
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