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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
7
Senate Democrats moved to cooperate with Republicans on an early vote for the farm relief and national origins immigration measure. They rejected a plan to fix a definite fall vote time on the tariff bill as demanded, aiming to avoid an all-summer recess.
New York reports a choppy trading day in the utilities market with prices opening higher, turning soft at midday, rallying in the early afternoon, then slipping as fresh sales appeared in several public issues.
Trading in utilities shows light volume with no public sentiment visible. Call money holds at 7 percent while available supply stays nominal.
President Hoover will deliver a brief address and lay the cornerstone of the new Department of Commerce building in Washington. The ceremony will be attended by cabinet members.
The plan outlines a replacement government complex covering more ground space than any office building. Located near the Washington Monument, the project spans two city blocks and carries a cost of 17 million dollars.
New Market mourns after the sudden death of Joseph Franklin Tusing during a lodge meeting. Authorities report a fatal event last night with residents recalling his long service to the community.
Joe Tusing known as Joe, longtime New Market businessman and charter member of the New Market Lodge of Pythians, died of heart paralysis after collapsing during a weekly Pythian lodge meeting. He helped establish the Hines Memorial Pythian Home, served on the Grand Lodge of Virginia finance committee, and chaired the Pythian Home board. He was also a charter member of the New Market Rotary Club and prominent in state civic life.
Miss Riley leads the Majestic Radio Model Nod 72 contest now in its final week. The prize will be awarded this Friday night to a deserving participant.
June 14 marks the final week of the Capitol Theatre pageant under Winchester Evening Star and H J Mowery. Miss Juanita Riley leads with 11 040 votes while several contenders show shifts in standings and race remains open through Friday. Votes come from Star subscriptions radio purchases or Capitol Theatre paid admissions.
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