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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1935
Page
2
Walter Lippman argues publishers erred in accepting NRA codes and federal oversight of books and papers. He warns such codes would let the government regulate economic aspects of publishing and threaten freedom of the press, urging publishers to reject any code when NRA expires.
A collage of brief noir style notices crosses cities with people facing everyday perils and small misfortunes. A DePaul law professor warns of moral decay from pleasure seeking. a mother walks with a sick infant after seven cents fail to ride. fire crews use tokens. a motorman cites police help. church social funds and hats appear in a relief context. a Seattle robbery near official offices ends with a report. a man robbed at a county building seeks nearby help. a student injures a leg but stays in class.
In a downtown cocktail bar two men boast about property and unpaid taxes. Nearby T Ralph Barr who handles assessments overhears. The total tax and penalties paid by Barr and the Realty Board amount to 2716 dollars.
Warner Baxter leads the Fox feature Hell in the Heavens at Hables Palace Theatre today and Friday with Conchita Montenegro and Russell Hardie in the cast. Fox News reel Lindbergh trial coverage, four comedy shorts, and Saturday adds Tail spin Tommy chapter and Burn Em Up Barnes opening, plus Alladin and His Lamp cartoon. Also shows Murder In The Clouds, Fads and Fancies of 35, and a stage show. Doors open at noon for four complete programs.
Warner Bros CAPITOL presents a big stage and screen show at The Capitol. Doors open at noon this Saturday with film and live entertainment slated for the venue's noon start.
The Colonial Theatre presents a Saturday program with two features. Silver Streak stars Sally Blane and Charles Starrett and premiers the Burlington Railroad steamliner. Wednesday's Child stars Edward Arnold Karan Morley and Frankie Thomas depicting a boy affected by his parents divorce and remarriage.
The Atlantic and Spatific Tea Company and Standard Oil of New Jersey join the Sanitary Grocery Company to challenge Fredericksburg’s chain store tax. They seek refunds for 1933 and 1934 arguing tax power limits, with Standard Oil challenging the 1933 34 license tax on gasoline transport. Petitions returnable January 20. Hunton Williams Anderson and Gay of Richmond represent the protesters.
An ad promoting Aut-Bran as a natural laxative that adds bulk to meals. It claims the product softens wastes, aids digestion, and provides vitamin B and iron. Two tablespoons daily usually suffice, with continued use recommended for chronic cases. Also suggests serving as a cereal or baked good and notes a Kenmore origin package.
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