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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1934
Page
5
The United States lodged a formal protest over Germanys moratorium on foreign debt, directing Amor William H. Dodd in Berlin to inform the German government that the U S expresses strong feelings that hardships fall on American holders of German obligations.
By deed of trust from Harry M Sartelle to Harry R Kern trustee the bond holder Bertie R Snyder offers the 87 acre Frederick County Virginia property for public sale at Winchester Court House on Wednesday July 18 1934. The tract near Stephens City includes a six room frame dwelling a bank barn and outbuildings with 6 percent interest on deferred payments due in one and two years. One third cash day of sale. Trustee Dunn and Duvall auctioneers. 4wks-oaw.
Hot Springs Virginia June 18 industry executives meeting as N R A representatives discussed extending the recent relaxation of government rules in industries and trades. The N R A Industrial Advisory Act group noted the Blue Eagle should have a permanent place but found no final recommendation for Gen Hugh S Johnson. Federal supervision should limit its reach to the greatest extent possible.
Lieut. Edward M. Johnson of Indianapolis and Lieut. James L. Bruce of Terre Haute were killed when their plane fell just after takeoff from Fort Benjamin Harrison. Bruce died hours after being removed from the wreckage. Johnson died at the scene. They were en route to Dayton, Ohio, and both served in the Officers' Reserve Corps on active duty. Johnson was a former assistant superintendent of the Indianapolis Municipal Airport.
An old fashioned ad praises Feen a mint chewing gum as a modern laxative for the elderly. It claims even distribution inside the body and avoids stomach upset, urging use for constipation with prices 15¢ and 5¢ at druggists.
Beer for takeout priced at 2.25 to 3.00 per case. Keffers advertises at 236 East Piccadilly Street with phone number 484. Advertising notice appears in the local paper on June 14.
Daily grain prices from The Star via Winchester Milling Corporation and Stickell Sales Corpora tion show Chicago wheat closes for July 94 1/2 Sept 95 Dec 96 Baltimore spot wheat 94 Corn quotes list Chicago July 58 Sept 60 Dec 60 Winchester delivered 65 cents per bushel and 3 25 per barrel
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