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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1933
Page
8
Advertisement seeks a white female housework and cook for a farm with washing ironing duties. Monthly pay ten to twelve dollars based on ability. Promises a good home for the right party. Write Box 125. 28 11.
The document shows local support for the Roosevelt administration’s NRA wage and employment drive. It details age limits, weekly hour caps, and exceptions for small towns, pharmacists, executives, and special cases, referencing the 1930 census for population definitions.
The August 17 meeting will be the sixth extraordinary session since 1900 and the first since 1927 under Governor Byrd. It follows previous roads financing sessions and the 1902 1903 Long Parliament that shaped Virginia law.
The text outlines minimum wage and hours rules for specific worker classes, guaranteeing a baseline pay not less than 40 cents per hour, with adjustments based on prior rates. It bans wage reductions for existing employment, calls for equitable pay readjustment, and prohibits price increases beyond cost-driven factors. It requires supporting NR A member establishments, cooperation for fair competition codes by Sept 1 1933, and provisions for adjustments if costs rise. It ends with a note on termination upon presidential code approval and a mechanism for hardship petitions with a stay pending investigation.
The Dunn and Bradstreet Trade Review reports a continuing expansion in business and trade with scarcely any signs of a mid-summer recession in New York on July 28. The AP notes a broadly improving economic pace through the season.
Mrs Thomas W Harrison entertained the Friday bridge club at her home on South Washington street with refreshments and social games.
As the Democratic primary nears, E Blackburn Moore is hailed as fully qualified to represent the district with intelligence and conservative, yet progressive government views. The endorsement highlights his ability to consider both sides of issues, independence of thought, and commitment to Clarke Frederick County Winchester needs, urging full support.
Forty happy Girl Scouts return to Winchester from Camp White Rock praising the new unit system. Younger and older units led by Miss Irene Mathews and Miss Edith Cornwell held separate schedules with a shared camp site. Highlights included nature work, crafts, swimming progress, field trips, and a banquet with guests such as Mrs. W. P. Massey and Miss Mary Katherine Au лик.
A banquet saluted dietitian Mrs. Fred I. Stine with warm applause as toasts and songs filled the evening. Guests sang favorite tunes and closed with the camp song and taps.
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