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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1933
Page
4
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A religious blurb emphasizes that love fulfills the law, citing Romans 13 10 about love not harming a neighbor. The text frames devotion as a guiding principle for moral conduct and faith. The message centers on Christian love as the core mandate.
The next session of Congress will be busy with investigations into Wall Street tax avoidance and banking operations. Key figures including Morgan Kahn Mitchell are named for scrutiny as efforts to close tax loopholes proceed, with attention to the Harriman Bank case and possible actions regarding Herbert Hoover.
The Italian Air Minister General Balbo plans a mass flight with twenty four service planes to cross the North Atlantic in formation on the way to the United States. The effort echoes a prior American world flight and follows Balbo’s successful twelve plane mass flight from Orbetello to Brazil.
The Mandrake plant produces a strong scented flower that develops into a green turning yellow fruit. Country youngsters often eat the fruit, which is filled with seeds and has a sickly effect.
Weather record shows none in the past 24 hours ending 8 a m. July totals reach 2.84 inches for the month and 22.89 inches year to date. 20 year average annual rainfall stands at 34.63 inches with monthly averages listed from January to December.
One year ago Al Smith pledged support to the Democratic ticket. Local Democrats map plans to organize the Roosevelt Garner Club as part of party efforts. A motorist accidentally blocks police chasing three burglars. Winchester Lions Club installed officers for the current year with Hoye Riley as president. Wheat quoted at 48 1 4 cents on Chicago markets.
J Vance Bell a Confederate veteran and former Frederick County treasurer died. A Virginia doctor was fined 25 for negligence over failing to apply silver nitrate drops to an infant’s eyes, leading to a serious infection. Herbert Hoover resigned as Secretary of Commerce to pursue the Republican presidential bid. Coral Gables real estate developer goes to receivers.
Announcement says renowned Marine and Army bands will attend the Moose festival next week. Sheriff Pannett calls for bids to install a hot water furnace in the county jail. An editorials defends the Virginia road system amid current widespread debate.
A Chicago interview traces the 1933 upturn as mortgage relief and longer loans ease farmer debt. Hogs double in value and corn storage grows, with Whistling amid brighter days. Talk centers on the Dewitt Iowa oil man Yegge holding corn at low prices as prices climb.
In a small town, Mr. Yeage built up corn piles and saw value soar from 8400 to 22400 dollars within three months, earning him local hero status. The tale highlights rapid gains in a modest market and the community’s response to his success.
The article identifies two separate temporary republics in California and discusses their emergence and implications for the region.
Report says former New York City mayor John P. Mitchell died in an airplane fall over New Orleans. Lieut. Thomas B. Byrd reportedly landed safely with forces in France. Nazimova appears on local theatre screen as Western Front fighting, Victory Loan drives, and draft news dominate front page.
Rickey’s triumph with his play fuels Marty’s awakening as he courts her under moonlit yachts. Tony warns of trouble, while Jane plots Marty and Tony’s matching, but Marty leans toward Rickey’s world as a storm gathers and secrets surface.
The local National Guard Company Headquarters Company 91st Infantry Brigade will move from Virginia Beach to Camp Albert C. Ritchie at Cascade Maryland for an encampment August 6 to 20. The unit will operate separately on a division attack problem with an imaginary border foe and use radio scouts telephone telegraph and panels for communications. The company earned 86 percent on the spring inspection due to poor armory facilities.
The English setter is praised as the most popular breed among setters, a noble and loyal companion. Noted for field performance and surprising intelligence, it captivates owners with sympathetic eyes and is often regarded as the smartest bird dog.
Central Press report notes a growing nationalist sentiment in Washington with Democratic lawmakers as spokesmen and a shift away from aloof foreign policy. It mentions Pan-Americanism efforts, Japan’s cautious alignment with the US, and a possible rise in naval strength as part of dollar stabilization commentary.
The piece notes President Roosevelt's rejection of a global call to stabilize the dollar at the London economic conference. It contrasts the position of British dominions with French fears of disaster without U S action and cites Henry Hazlitt arguing for a substantial reduction in the dollar's gold content.
Famous bridge teacher E. V. Shepard analyzes a slam bidding sequence. North overreaches the system and loses by one trick, illustrating dangers of misreading holdings and the perils of leading from a tenace.
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