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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1933
Page
8
The excerpt cites Wilhelm's views on the Yellow Peril and American war debt, suggesting a shift in policy. It hints at reforming bridge rules to curb panning refreshments, reflecting a broader wartime social adjustment.
Tomorrow the Colonial offers Will Rogers in Down To Earth with Irene Rich and Dorothy Jordan. The film is hailed as Rogers best picture since talkies began.
An editorial emphasizes that an individual, a business firm, or a bank relies on reputation as the most valuable asset. It argues trust and credibility drive success, customer loyalty, and long term standing in markets and communities.
January apple markets were largely steady to slightly weaker. Eastern and Midwestern buyers faced slow demand, with Baldwins commanding higher prices due to limited supply while standard varieties sold 75 cents to $1 a bushel in eastern markets and 65 to 85 cents in Rochester.
MGM's Fast Life arrives at the Palace tonight and tomorrow featuring William Haines Madge Evans Cliff Edwards Conrad Nagel and Arthur Byron. The romance follows today’s high living set at breakneck speed with a dramatized adaptation of E J Rath novel Lets Go. Also on the bill Paramount News events a stylish cellophane suit act a Terrytoon cartoon and a clever act.
The latest thriller The Mummy opens at the Capitol Theatre starring Boris Karloff. The film features Karloff as a mummy revived after 37 centuries, with elaborate make up and eerie scenes designed to thrill audiences.
Fire insurance companies may fund a proposed Virginia Firemen Relief Fund by a 50 cent tax per hundred of premium. J Gordon Bohannan represents companies in a Richmond Circuit Court suit challenging constitutionality. Trustees have been named in Winchester and other towns.
Salva tore Spitale and Irving Bitz, intermediaries for Col Charles A. Lindbergh in talks with the kidnapers of his son, were arrested on a homicide charge. Police tie Spitale to the Aug. 25 shooting of Antonio Fantanio on Mott Street, East Side, a man in new clothing. Bitz’s exact role remained undisclosed.
A memorial signed by Presidents of six women's organizations urged President-elect Roosevelt to appoint a woman to the cabinet. The move marks a long running push for female representation at the highest executive level.
An advertisement promotes B. C. as a fast relief headache remedy crafted by a registered pharmacist. It claims multi ingredient blending works in minutes for headaches, muscular aches, colds, neuralgia, fever, and calming nerves without opiates. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores.
The Shenandoah County Corn Show in Strasburg on January 27 28 featured 63 corn exhibits 33 egg exhibits and 17 apple entries. Strasburg students led with multiple top prizes including the grand champion ten ears of corn won by George Copp and the farmers judging contest won by Leonard Vann.
Mrs. Dora Elizabeth Seldon wife of Frederick J. Seldon died at her High View home in Hampshire County at 2 PM after a long illness in her sixtieth year. Born June 28 1874 she was a daughter of the late Spencer and Sarah Gill and a lifelong Hampshire resident. Survived by husband six children three with varied residences a sister and many friends she was a member of Capon Chapel Methodist Epsicopal Church. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Timber Ridge Christian Church with interment in the local cemetery. Pallbearers listed Lemuel Johnson Ellis Haines Newton Morris Clement Oates Boyd Whitacre Walter Oates.
Washington reports a political demand for the civil service commission patronage list listing 135000 to 150000 jobs. Senators and Representatives have run low on copies while the government printing office struggles to meet calls for the booklet.
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