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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1933
Page
4
The fragment shows the Evening Star newspaper at Winchester with postal entry and publication notice. It lists Associated Press credit and subscription rates, plus national advertising reps in major cities.
A biblical verse from Isaiah urges the wicked and unrighteous to forsake their ways and return to God, who promises mercy and abundant pardon to those who repent. The passage emphasizes divine forgiveness and steadfast mercy for followers seeking renewal.
The former Democratic National Committee chair John Jacob Raskob is discussed as a potential Republican candidate for Maryland governor. Baltimore leader Theodore McKeldin praises his executive ability while noting Raskob has not commented on a run.
Baltimore Sun details Huey Long's political challenges after friction with the Roosevelt administration. It notes failed Louisiana appointments and hostile moves in Washington, suggesting Huey faces dwindling patronage chances and growing isolation within state politics.
A fragment notes Huey will begin a process described as rich skinning and mentions anticipation of consuming the outcome. The text is partial and lacks clear context or dates.
Camp White Rock hosts a leadership driven program with senior counsellors Ray Garrabrandt John M Taylor and Harry Farr guiding fire craft first aid and games. Junior counsellors Frank Taylor Charles Biting Walter Massey L Neil Woods William Ryan and John Lamb handle boating swimming signaling records and cooking. The camp emphasizes outdoor skills wood craft nature swimming boating and citizen training for scouts.
Former film star Mary Miles Minter declines to participate in any move to prosecute her mother for alleged mishandling of funds. Los Angeles Superior Judge Charles Burnell had proposed investigating Mrs Shelby’s conduct, but Minter calls the suggestion a shabby performance.
Fox's new musical comedy It's Great To Be Alive opens at the Capitol Theatre starring Edna May Oliver as the last man amid a world of women. The film already proves to be a hit with lively humor and brisk pacing as audiences enjoy the screening.
John Wayne stars in The Man From Monterey as land grabbing forms the plot. Warner Bros presents the feature at the Colonial today with the western tale set to draw audiences.
Hable's Palace shows the Columbia melodrama Dangerous Crossroads starring Chic Sale Diane Sinclair Jackie Searle and Frank Albertson. The fast moving railroad thriller features top acting and sensational plot elements for a peak entertainment experience at the final showings.
The passage argues that using subsistence plots for the partially employed is not intended to create farm competition. It warns this could force discarding up to every third green grocer to survive, highlighting economic strain and agricultural policy concerns.
Administrators of John J. Harmer estate announce a public auction in front of the County Court House in Winchester Virginia on Saturday July 29 1933 at 10 am. The item offered is a 1928 Model Chevrolet Coach described as in good condition with good paint. James P. Reardon and W E Edwards admrs. of the estate.
More than 350 Elks and their ladies from eighteen lodges are expected at the Virginia State Elks Association convention in Lynchburg August 7 and 8. Events include a reception at the Virginian Hotel, a Coast Artillery Band concert, a Schultz Cup ritualistic contest, and a trip to the Elks National Home in Bedford with lunch on the lawn.
The fourteenth annual Lutheran reunion of the Shenandoah Valley will be held at Endless Caverns on August 3 with thousands expected. Key speakers include Dr S M Derrick and W H Greever. Clergy leaders conduct ceremonies and music, scripture, prayer, and benediction planned. Mount Jackson Band to perform.
The London conference faced a three week adjournment due to ongoing albis preparations, delaying progress on key agenda items. Representatives from major nations remained in session to finalize the ceremonial obligations and coordinate the next steps.
Bally Gwynne travels from Chicago to Daytona Beach to serve John Kemble Proctor. Ted Chandler investigates Proctor’s death as Sally hides in the house and aids a covert sand-digging plan while Gus Vitelli lurks nearby and danger escalates.
Precipitation data shows none in the past 24 hours ending 8 a.m. Readings for July to date 4.71 inches and year to date 24.76 inches. Historical averages from Winchester Laboratory list 34.53 inches annually and 78 rainfall records per month vary with January 3.6, February 2, 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.
A political ad outlines Virginia road funding, contending Pay-As-You-Go remains best. It contrasts Byrd and Dean with Peery, asserting debt reduction, state control of farm to market roads, and potential tax changes affecting farmers and tourism.
Paraguay and Bolivia resume delays with neighbors as the League of Nations committee on Gran Chaco arbitration approaches. Wall Street reacts as lamb and mutton analogies appear in commentary.
Mrs Barbara McFadden daughter of Representative Louis T. McFadden of Pennsylvania married Henrick Maria Christian Luykx of Detroit at Moorland park on the McFadden estate in Canton. East coast society figures attended. The bridegroom is connected with International Business Machines Co of Detroit. Flower girl Sally Davison participated.
Dr Logan Clendening describes medical training from preclinical sciences through internship, detailing the progression from physics and biology to anatomy physiology bacteriology and pathology, with bedside teaching and clinic work. An editor notes six Clendening pamphlets available by mail for ten cents each.
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