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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1933
Page
4
The Evening Star merged with The Winchester publications and notes Associated Press credit policy and national advertising representation details. The text records a historic consolidation among Winchester papers including The Morning News The News Weekly Times and The Weekly Mirror with standard AP usage terms.
A devotional line presents Psalm 23 emphasizing God as shepherd who provides and protects, promising goodness mercy and eternal dwelling in the house of the Lord. It highlights faith in divine care across life.
Washington Post notes a surge of support for the New Deal Blank et Code as 15 000 pledges reach the White House. Yet many businesses fear compliance costs and hours limits, delaying broad adoption while officials urge voluntary cooperation to spur recovery.
Baltimore Sun notes the public works program spurring prosperity and that the navy has bids in and plans to begin construction rapidly. Preparedness advocates praise the speed and scope of the gigantic building program as a measure to bolster national security.
The piece notes that while naval engines and new aircraft carriers spur increased construction, the policy of retrenchment in government spending may push most costs beyond the ordinary budget. It questions how the Navy Department and Public Works Administration will fund crews fuel and supplies when the bulge hits years hence.
Suffolk News-Herald discusses reactions to Senator Byrd opposition to the national recovery act and President Roosevelt politics. It cites Postmaster General Farley thanking Byrd for his administration support and questions Farley’s loyalty if Byrd opposed major policies.
Expressing confidence of victory in Tuesday's primary Virginia's three can- Updated rolls list judges and clerks for city wards and precincts including Reuss Engine House and Sarah Zane Engine House with names B F Arthur Jr John Dunn Warren Hopkins James Ritter Arthur Athey Robert Bell Robert Schultz E C Lupton and others in Richmond.
An advertorial piece promotes B. C. a pharmacist prepared remedy for fast headache relief. It claims the formula blends several ingredients to work in minutes and also relieves muscular pains colds neuralgia fever and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. It is sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages.
The report lists present and past rainfall data ending at 8 a.m. with July to date 4.71 inches and year to date 24.76 inches. It compares to a 20 year average of 34.53 inches and provides monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.0, March 2.70, April 9.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 9.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
Louise Falligant will speak to local young Democrats in a formal address at the event. "Hay Fever" presented by a theatre group receives wide acclaim. Ron Shields, a Washington and Lee University student and Virginia singles tennis champion, is praised for refusing to play on Sundays. W. M. Holliday dies at 51 in town. Bonus army driven out of Washington by presidential orders.
Virginia growers plan a gathering at Rosemont on August 25. Officers from Company I and Headquarters Company of the Virginia National Guards return from a two week encampment. Reverend B. E. Fisher of Fredericksburg halts a prohibition trial to wed a young couple. Henry C. Robinson of Front Royal is acquitted of murder by a Winchester jury. Gene Tunney announces withdrawal from the heavyweight championship.
Winchester Frederick Clarke counties prepare for a horse show at Pair Grounds tomorrow organized by local Colored folks. Edgar L. Schriver, a Winchester harness maker, dies after an appendicitis operation. Democratic candidates include Boyd Richards Dabney Harrison Luther Pannett J M Massie Isiah Roe Hugh De Haven. Mrs Nina B Gore seeks will construction for W T Gore. Dr J I Triplett buys 144 acres west of Mt Jackson for 27750. Shirley Carter John K Sioat named Handley Board trustees. Lieut Ralph S Schmidt of Woodstock wounded in air combat on the Western Front. Turkey Germany sever relations reported. Lewis Jones Knitting Co raises wages 5 percent. Fire damages home of Misses Alice and Elizabeth Brown at 1125 Kent Street.
Campaign workers rested today as they prepared for a final rally in the auditorium tomorrow. C Peery and George C led in the Ninth district while Joseph T. Deal of Norfolk and State Senator W Worth Smith Jr of Louisa issued vigorous statements. Smith predicted an 13,000 vote majority over Deal in the 8th district and claimed Peery would carry Deal’s district.
Interwoven Mills increases payroll with a second 25 percent raise effective Monday July 17 for about 1,900 workers. President Geo W F Mulliss notes prior 10 percent rise on July 1 and 865 new hires since April 1 across Martinsburg Hagerstown Berkeley Springs Chambersburg plants, totaling roughly 2,? employees.
The note records that additions were made to Berkeley Springs 71, Hagerstown 141, and Chambersburg 161, with no alteration to the working hayl until the industrial code for the hosiery industry is completed.
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