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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1933
Page
8
Secretary Mills announced February financing to roll over Liberty Bonds and short term debt into long term bonds. The plan seeks just enough funds to cover Treasury operations and Reconstruction Finance Corporation needs, selling about 250 million dollars of five year notes at 2 5 8 percent interest.
Banking and market observers in New York report plans for a small February issue to test investor demand before converting some of the large Fourth Liberty and short term debt. The move could be tied to Treasury certificates bearing 3 3 4 percent and scheduled interest dates, with conversions possible before March 15.
The English translation of Koomintang explains Kuo as country Min as people and Tang as association. The term means Association to bring the country into the hands of the people. The group in China is described as half patriotic and half political.
An unusual Washington portrait shows President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt leaving his hotel with an aide support. After visiting Muscle Shoals near Florence Alabama he would entrain to Warm Springs Georgia for a stay at the Little White House with a yacht trip planned afterward.
Jerome Ker Booker died at his St. Louis home after a period of illness. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Cora Gray, and a cousin Mrs Joseph Wright. Mrs Booker’s family learned of the death as funeral plans were being arranged for tomorrow. messages reached Winchester.
State Senator W. E. Martin, nearing eighty, introduces a resolution calling for nine states to secede from the union, leaving eastern states to themselves and earning a reputation as a stormy petrel in the legislature.
Fifteen year old Daisy Jost of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin is shown in a hospital bed after her case became serious from constant sneezing. The girl received hundreds of suggestions and finally stopped sneezing following a serum administration.
The market failed to sustain gains from the prior week as light cattle remained steady while heavy steers fell 25 to 50 cents per 100 pounds. Yearling steers sold up to 7.19 dollars, with heavy cattle trading mainly 4 to 5 dollars. hogs held at about 3.40, and lambs rose 15 to 25 cents before settling near 5.75 to 6.15 dollars for better grades.
The Winchester Debating Society led by Alfred Luttrell will air its first broadcast from 4:30 to 5:00 PM Wednesday on radio station WJEJ Ha gerstown Md. The 100 watt station at 1210 kilocycles will transmit the debate on Evolution and friends are invited to tune in.
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