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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1933

Page

6

Poultry and Produce Prices Across Markets Reported

Market notes show live poultry prices for Plymouth Rocks and other fowl, dressed weight rates, and regional quotes from New York Baltimore and Washington. Vegetables fruits butter eggs and livestock bids are listed with per unit and per cwt figures, including apples potatoes and hogs with varied regional pricing. Date context appears as Jan 30 with mixed market movements and steady to firm trends in some regions.

Plymouth Rocks Northwestern Richmond Virginia Virginia Sweet U. S Virginia v New York Baltimore Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Staymans Grimes U. i Yorks U. S Maine Green Mountain Washington Jan Hennery Plymouth Rock Cea Pymouth Rocks Roosters Ois York Idaho Bakers Florida Chicago

Local Market Notes From Daily Star

The Star notes sales briefs in the local market section and warns it bears no responsibility for typographical errors in the daily edition.

Meat Packers Waging War On Allotment Bill

Washington notes a farm relief debate as meat packers oppose the allotment bill while other committees address farm mortgage refinancing and foreclosures. Industry figures warn price hikes and market disruption. the bankruptcy reform moves ahead amid budget wrangling and air mail funding debates.

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Roosevelt Cabinet Speculation Grows in Warm Springs

News from Warm Springs, Georgia, outlines Roosevelt cabinet and key appointments under consideration. Names linked include Glass, Walsh, Farley, Perkins, and pressure on Owen D. Young for state post amid broad patronage talks and diplomatic possibilities.

Warm Springs New Ca Eatet Roosevelt Senator Glass Virginia Treasury Senator Walsh Montana James A. Farley New York Frances Perkins Owen D. Young Young Louis M. Howe

Five Broadway Hits To Play At Palace

Palace Theatre plans early Broadway attractions led by No More Orchids with Carole Lombard. Also scheduled The Bitter Tea of General Yen with Barbara Stanwyck, The Vampire Bat with Lionel Atwill and Fay Wray, The Iron Master on Broadway, Son of Daughter with Helen Hayes and others. The program aims to rival New York cinema palaces.

Hable Palace Theatre New York Broadway the Palace Carole Lombard Roxy General Yen Barbara Stanwyck Niles Asther Palace Lionel Atwill Fay Wray Melvin Douglas New York Winter Garden Iron Master George Ohner Reginald, Denny Lila Lee William Janney Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Helen Hayes Raymon Novarro Lewis Stone Warner Olgud Ogi

New Antiseptic By Wicks Cuts Gargle Costs In Half

Vicks Vorazone Antiseptic from Vicks, maker of VapoRub, offered at half the price of typical mouthwashes. A trial 10-ounce bottle, 75 cent value, was available for 35 cents to druggists, limited supply. It claimed mild, balanced antiseptic use for bad breath, gargling, and minor cuts, with broader home proof.

Vicks VapoRub America England Epnegon

Election shifts shape White House adviser picks

The incoming president plans cabinet changes after a sweeping Democratic victory in November. He will draw surprises from younger Democrats to join veterans Glass and Walsh, signaling a broad reshaping without regard to geography.

Miss Perkins New York Glass Walsh

Daladier Forms New French Cabinet With Boncour Foreign Affairs

Edouard Daladier completed a new French government with himself as premier and war minister. Joseph Paul Boncour becomes foreign affairs minister and George Bonnet takes finance. Lucien Lamoureux is budget minister and Camille Chautemis interior minister. Socialists resist the cabinet’s financial program, signaling unstable tenure.

Associated Press Paris Edouard "Daladier Radical Socialist Party Joseph Paul Boncour Paul Boncour Edouard Daladier Joseph -Paul-Boncour George Bonnet Radical Federation of the Seine Lucien Lamourex Camille Chautemis Edouard Herriot Mer Herriot M. Daladier

Beer Bill Faces Uncertain Path in Congress

Washington reports show the Col er Blaine 3 05 per cent beer and wine bill receiving committee approval but likely to be overtaken by the repeal motion. Senator Blaine aims to advance his repeal resolution as the Senate weighs Treasury measures and revenue projections. Secretary Mills testifies the bill could yield 125 to 150 million dollars in revenue, with debates continuing over taxes and potential exemptions. A West Virginia minister protests the lack of open hearings and broader citizen input in the process.

Senate Hoover Democratic House Appropriations Committee White House State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments House Appropriations Committee Washington Mission I Smoot Utah Blaine Wis Harrison Finance Committee Mills Smoot House Treasury Borah Idaho W. Va Alvin T. Perkins Piedmont West, Va Methodist Episcopal Cumberland Maryland Keyser West Virginia

Briggs Plant Resumes Body Production After Strike

Briggs Manufacturing Co announced it would resume automobile body production today after hiring enough workers to sustain a steady flow. In Detroit 6000 workers walked out last week and minor clashes injured ten people as pickets blocked gate access and halted job applications at the plant.

Detroit Sonnal Leaea Briggs Manufacturing Briggs Manufacturing Co Wader Henry Ford Briggs Ford A. Ford Briggs Company Ghia

Budget Efforts Erode as Balancing Goals Fade

A fragment notes officials pressing cost cuts to balance the budget while other priorities recede. It hints at ongoing financial strain and shifting public attention from fiscal discipline to immediate concerns.

Two Navy Leaders Retired After Long Service

Rear Admiral John V. Chase of Cees La and Rear Admiral H. Schofield of Sorossiins N retired today for age after joining the service the year before the first steam warship launch. Both were appointed to the Naval Academy in 1886 and later commanded as commander in chief of the United States fleet with the rank of admiral.

Washing John V. Chase Cees la H. Schofield Sorossiins N Naval Academy Onves United States Fleet

New French Premier Named After Coalition Effort

Edouard Daladier, minister of war, selected to form a new French government after two days of searching for a broadly supported candidate. The Socialist bloc toppled the Paul-Boncour ministry when the chamber rejected a budget-balancing plan.

Edouard Daladier Joseph Paul-Boncour Socialist Bloc Paul- Boncour Chamber of Deputies

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