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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1932
Page
4
Subscription Rates at Mall Gated Sale
The notice lists subscription pricing: one year four dollars sixty cents in advance, six months two dollars twenty five cents, three months one dollar twenty, one month forty cents. It notes weekly rates and national advertising representatives Frost Landis and Kohn in New York Atlanta Chicago and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost Landis
Kohn
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Detroit
Election Sample Card for Roosevelt Garner 1932
A historical election notice citing November 8, 1932 for President Franklin D Roosevelt and Vice President John N Garner. Includes a devotional line from Psalm 51 10 and a prayer asking for a clean heart and renewed spirit.
Nearing the Turn Babson Outlines Recovery Signals
Roger W. Babson argues recovery may be nearer, citing ten favorable developments. Hog prices rise 60 percent in 36 days, cattle up to 9.60 per cwt, cotton up six dollars a bale, sugar up 60 percent from lows, and rodent of farm income gains in the Middle West. The gold flow has reversed, boosting dollar confidence and potential credit expansion. Lausanne talks ease reparations and move world trade closer. Hoover and Roosevelt seen as protective of industry, relief bill may lift business confidence, Congress adjournment aids reconstruction. Petroleum industry improves with 158,000 workers and 2.5 billion annual income, production controlled and profitable for oil firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Middle West
Chicago
Federal Reserve System
Lausanne
America
Hoover
Roosevelt
White House
Congress
Tas
T. Voluntary
Babson predicts rapid recovery after low mood in national economy
The excerpt cites Babson arguing for resilient industrial output and transportation, noting rising bond averages, low inventories, and potential price increases across grains and cattle. He predicts a strong comeback similar to past depressions and stresses the effect of higher farm income and freight demand on railroads.
Racket Gains Respectability in Dictionary Rise
Dr Frank Vazetelly credits the word racket with moving from underworld slang to general usage as a legitimate concept of profit. The piece recounts evolving meanings of racket from protection to a lawful benefiting enterprise and notes other criminal terms await broader acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Vazetelly
Underworld
Wazetelly
Dr. Vizetelly
Stephens City Notes in Virginia
Mary Barr Chandler of Harrisonburg visits her mother Mrs E F Barr. Dorothy and Keene Baker of Washington vacation with grandparents Mr and Mrs J M Steele. Lawn party planned on school lawn July 30. Briscoe Williams ill. connected with C S Brumback. Walter Schenck and family visiting aunt Mrs M N Schenck. Cecile Bessner of Annapolis visits Mr and Mrs H B Williams. Susie Carbaugh returns from Strasburg where she visited Mary Frances Barr. Helen Carbaugh of Strasburg visiting Aunt Mrs J E Clevenger. Eloise Trussell visiting Miss Emily Miller in Martinsburg. Steele Wright and Master Tom Wright of Macagdouches Texas visiting sister-in-law. Claude McLeod very ill at home. Jamesetta Glynn of Bloom visiting Miss Alice Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Mary Barr Chandler
Harrisonburg
E. F. Barr
Dorothy
Keene Baker
Washington
J. M. Steele
Community League
Briscoe Williams
Williams
C. S. Brumback
Walter Schenck
Uniontown
M. N. Schenck
Cecile Bessner
Annapolis, Md
H. B. Williams
Susie Carbaugh
Strasburg
Mary Frances Barr
Helen Carbaugh
J. E. Clevenger
Eloise Trussell
Emily Miller
Martinsburg
Steele Wright
Tom Wright
Macagdouches
Texas
Pemnne i Law
Ray
Claude McLeod
Jamesetta Glynn
Bloom
Alice Funk
Funeral Rites Held For W M Wender In Woodstock
Funeral rites were held in Woodstock Virginia for W M Wender 51 of Shenandoah County who died Friday from acute dilation of the heart. The Baltimore native moved to the county twenty years ago and entered the mercantile business. Survived by his widow Minnie Howard and two children Simon and Leonora plus brothers and sisters in Winchester Strasburg Wytheville and Baltimore. Body sent to Baltimore for burial after services at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
W. M. Wender
Shenandoah County
Baltimore
Wender
Minnie Howard
Simon Wender
Leonora Wender
Louis Wender
Winchester
Rose Michelson
Strasburg
B. Wender
Wytheville
Jacob__ Morris
Wender and Peevey Kin Survive in Death Notice Clippings
Morris Wender of Middleburg Kentucky and Ellis Wender of Memphis Tennessee along with Mrs Annie Peevey of Michigan are named survivors. His mother Mrs Sarah Wender of Baltimore also survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Wender
Middleburg
Ellis Wender
Memphis
Tenn
Annie Peevey
T, Mich
Sarah Wender
Baltimore
General Waller Urges A Better Armory Here
Adjt Gen Gardater Waller urged construction of local armories in Virginia towns with inadequate housing for National Guard units as an economical job program for builders. He named several cities at risk of losing their guard units under new War Department rules unless facilities are upgraded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Adjt
Gardater Waller
National Guard
War Department
Uncertain Early Life of Shakespeare and Trinity Grave
An era of mystery surrounds Shakespeare with unknown birth date early life marriage London entry and first joining a acting company. Trinity Churchyard New York holds the oldest grave of Richard Churcher who died August fifth 1681 at age five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
London
Plyers
Trinity
Trinity Churchyard
New York
Richard Churcher
William Churcher
Star of Mral Tava in The South Seas Chapter 35
In a Pacific island saga, Grandfather Peter rises to power after being chosen by the old king. He leads the people from their island home to old Tarea, where a secret royal burial place anchors a dramatic return. The narrators discuss matches, navigation, and the tribe’s customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Omar
M —_ ral tava
The
South Seas
Pauo
Tarea
Peter
Montonga
Ione
New Bedford
Ezra
Holmes
Pilly
Grandfather Peter
Grandfather
Polynesia
Tom
Trade Upturn Within 90 Bays Now Expected
Washington economists forecast a critical two to three month window as the nation may see an upturn in business and finance. Treasury aims to raise 650 million for two and four year notes to fund relief and Reconstruction efforts. President Hoover to name Reconstruction Finance Corporation directors and Home Loan Bank Board members to expand funding for state loans and housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklyn Waltman, Jr
Washington
Baltimore Sun
Congress
Hoover
Reconstruction, Finance Corporation
Ogden R. Mills
Mills
Treasury Cer Sa Zoe Ene
Financia
Easury
Reconstruction Corporation
Treasury
Treasury Securities
Home Loan Bank Board
J.D. Camer
B. F. Tain
Summary of Large Annual Losses From Rat Infestation
The text notes annual damages totaling about 200 million dollars and indicates rats affect a large portion of the population.
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