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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1930
Page
4
A fragment notes Winchester Virginia post office items and subscription rates. It lists mail costs, associational notes, and a biblical verse about the fruit of the spirit, with partial, damaged text surrounding community notices.
After eighteen months of hearings and wrangling Congress approves a tariff bill seen as the most dangerous since Payne Aldrich. The measure raises rates on many goods, shocking farmers and consumers and provoking hostility from foreign buyers. President Hoover sought relief for agriculture but faces a tariff that fails to cut costs for farmers dependent on imported inputs.
The appeal argues that the Hawley Smoot tariff is discriminatory and dangerous and would worsen the business climate. It urges President Hoover to act courageously and veto the measure to aid agriculture and promote general prosperity.
Exiled Romanian King Carol consolidates power while Lib eral party members face arrest. Princess Helene, scorned for his Parisian affair, faces a throne if she forgives. She may use leverage to push reforms or align with the people and education welfare program ahead of Carol.
The National Broadcasting Company offered Senator Reed use of a NBC station to replay a speech interrupted last Saturday by a mysterious 8S. O. 8. signal. Reed attacked America as a monopoly while his remarks aired over the Columbia chain, a rival to NBC.
The article notes an unsolved disturbance that cut off Senator Reed’s broadcast, drawing speculation on deliberate interference. Officials from the Radio Commission and Commerce Department pursue the source of the signals to determine if the act was malicious and to identify the culprit.
Local notice for a yard party at White Hall on Wednesday night June 25 to boost the church Mite Society. The Louisiana item notes 80 825 bales of cotton in 1929 as a historical reference.
The partnership of Fred L. Glaize and Wyatt H. Richard doing business as Glaize and Richard is dissolved. Wyatt H. Richard is no longer connected with Fred L. Glaize. Public notice dated 6 16 11.
Public sale to be held at the County Court House in Winchester Virginia at 11 o clock A M on Saturday July 5 1930 The tract includes about two hundred acres in Vances Cove on Paddy Run The sale is under a deed of trust with 6 percent interest from date of sale and timber removal is prohibited without trustees consent Special commissioners and auctioneers Dunn and Duvall certify bond with security.
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