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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1933
Page
5
An early morning wreck in Ridgely Maryland left 18 year old Wilson Dennie dead and three companions injured none seriously. The car struck the front wheel of a Milford Delaware truck and rammed a fruit trailer. The coroner conducts an investigation.
Abraham Auerbach 48 of Cleveland, once rumored to be wealthy, hanged himself in the Ohio Penitentiary barber shop. He was serving a murder sentence for Sam Crosman and had shown despondence for some time, according to the warden.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation authorized more than $7,000,000 in loans to banks and other institutions in Maryland during June. Only $1,160,000 of this was disbursed in June.
The rope bridge at Kirkwood Scotland remains the sole crossing of the River Garder with two lines for hands and feet. Over 100 people use the bridge daily and the local humor highlights its law abiding use as a guide to personal peace and comfort.
Governor Pinchot invited 12 000 striking miners from H C Frick Coke to confer in Harrisburg, naming Thomas F Moser and John L Lewis as company and union representatives. Minor disorders flared at Brownsville as guardsmen block mine entrances and a stone thrower was seized amid growing tension.
John J. OConnell Jr the Albany scion was released by kidnappers after a $40000 ransom payment. He was abducted July 7 and held over three weeks in a Montana like area before being delivered to his father and uncle at the OConnell camp. He suffered shock but was unharmed and treated well during captivity.
The report notes high demand for tropical woods including teak ebony mahogany boxwood rosewood Circassian walnut and lignum vitae headed to America. The fragment suggests global trade interest in these timbers from tropical regions.
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