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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1930
Page
4
Subscription rates listed for Mall and Carrier plans with annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly terms in dollars and cents. The paper states National Advertising Representatives and that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to news dispatches.
A fragmented OCR item appears to reference a location or page marker with unclear details. Readable elements include a recurring number sequence and partial phrases that do not form a complete event. The text lacks identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes to report.
A 1920s era editorial harshly criticizes President Hoover for signing the Hawley Smoot tariff, linking it to a price collapse in grain and apples, fears of foreign retaliation, and weak congressional leadership. It argues the tariff harms trade, increases industrial prices, and fails to relieve business uncertainty. The piece cites English market fragility and questions Hoover’s leadership.
The piece accuses Republicans of failing to aid agriculture and praises a November election as a referendum on Hawley Smoot. It claims farm losses from low wheat prices reflect Republican neglect and predicts a political wipeout for many Republican congressmen. It urges voters to repudiate those responsible.
Dr. Klein urges Americans to spend at home to stimulate business and rehabilitation. He argues see America campaigns can lift the economy while preserving national info and patriotic travel habits, noting many would resist giving up travel and luxury even amid prosperity.
A readable fragment notes Richmond Times Dispatch discussing Virginians' awareness of population trends amid evolving government relations. The brief hints at civic implications without detailing the specifics.
The state group notes 52 counties with 31 showing population declines yet dismisses alarm. It describes Virginia's transition from a farming era to specialized, intensively used agriculture boosting output. The piece frames migration and decline as a sign of progress and opportunity.
A Bedford Democrat note recalls that within recent years some imaginative minds gathered composers authors and publishers of music at a hotel to discuss new works and collaboration.
A court ruling addresses whether hotels with in-room master receiving sets infringe musical works by streaming programs to guests. The district court ruled against copyright owners claiming a right to output waves. The issue asks if broadcasting to hotel rooms constitutes a public performance. A tornado later recovered checks blown 42 miles by the storm to George Sargent of Riley.
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