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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
4
The text includes a Bible verse John 14 27 Let not your heart be troubled and mentions a weekly paper The Weekly Times with Associated Press credit and subscription rates. It appears as a page header or promotional snippet with typographical errors and partial advertising notices.
The Danville Register supports Judge Peery as he explains a final referendum approach to Virginia liquor control post repeal. It cites his stance against shortcuts, notes the need for education and public attitudes, and highlights his highway program and tax policy while praising his balanced campaign.
Richmond Times-Dispatch reports the World Economic Conference prompts uncertainty over France's gold standard. French press excerpts noted by William P. Carney suggest all classes doubt France can hold the monetary basis. Britain’s move will likely determine France's course.
A public auction will sell the property at 29 West Hart street Winchester on Aug 24 1933 at 11 AM. The lot measures 70 by 70 feet extending to 126 feet with improvements. near Handley School. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual bonds at 6 percent, secured by deed of trust and insurance. Special commissioners M M Lynch and Warren Rice. Corinne Barnett Deputy Clerk.
The passage discusses possible shifts in economic blocs if France abandons the gold standard. It predicts Italy as a leader with Holland Belgium and Switzerland backing, while Poland may lose ally status and the World Economic Conference’s future remains in doubt amid banker anxieties.
One year ago federal orders evacuation of government buildings. Five people, including Mrs Cahill, were in a severe wreck just south of Charles Town West Virginia. Mercury reads 06 degrees. Helen C Dovel, 60, dies near Stephens City. State Highway Department lists six new bids on 8.7 miles of Valley Pike south of Winchester. Former low bidder forfeits contract.
In Leesburg Mrs Anne Lee Harrison wills $230000 for education of colored people. C Bascom Slemp joins National Republican staff in Washington and withdraws as Ninth District candidate. Col Mosby survivors to reunite at Culpeper August 9. George Washington Garage becomes local distributor for Oldsmobile cars. Amelia Earhart is cheered by Hyde Park High School friends at her Alma Mater.
Ten years ago Garrett Brothers were charged with the murder of a Cumberland County Virginia clergyman and were set to stand trial on July 25. Multitudes gathered to see Pancho Villa, the assassinated Mexican outlaw leader. A new roadway around the south side of Fisher's Hill opened to travel. Local dealer advertised used cars of cheaper models at 600 and 980 dollars.
A wartime dispatch recalls German U boat activity along the American coast fifteen years earlier. Private Harry G Patrick is reported seriously wounded on the Western Front. A local resident finds a rat in her hair during the night on Fairmont Avenue. A man on Williams Street is jailed and fined for using violent language toward a neighbor woman. Boyce Hotel goods are up for sale in a full household auction. The Revolution is described as a tool that allowed the United States to tackle gangsters and racketeers. The piece laments honesty among statesmen amid public pressure.
The piece details the assembly of a Virginia unit at the V F W National Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan including telegraphic instructions from Department General L Dovel to forward funds. It covers the home’s origins at the 1924 Atlantic City encampment the Grand River Farm site its 51 acres and 472 acre stock farm history and the home’s family oriented cottage design and welfare aims for veterans and their children with farm and poultry operations continuing as part of its mission.
Precipitation over the past 24 hours shows none. July to date 3.41 inches. year to date 23.46 inches. The 20 year average total is 34.53 inches with monthly averages: January 36.0. February 2.0. March 2.70. April 3.11. May 3.73. June 3.81. July 3.45. August 3.45. September 2.15. October 3.06. November 2.25. December 2.37 inches.
The Whig and Tory terms began in 1679 amid the battle to bar James Duke of York from succession. Whig historically referred to cattle thieves then Presbyterians, while Tory meant an outlaw Papist supporting James hereditary right.
A local shopper trends piece notes credit incentives attract customers just as they worry about scarce cash, suggesting stores offer more lenient terms to capture early spending before funds run dry.
Sally Gwynn travels from Chicago to Florida with Ted Chandler, a young reporter, forming a tentative bond as they pass Civil War sites and peach of the south. A sudden death of Florida millionare John Kemble Proctor shifts Sally’s plans and tests their budding connection.
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