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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1933
Page
8
Washington reports the American Institute of Meat Packers led a majority of the industry to present fundamentals for a trade agreement on swine marketing. Administrators under the farm act would enforce terms, aiming to raise long term hog prices, reduce overproduction, and stabilize corn usage.
Washington June 21 Indications were seen that railroad managements will yield their resistance to the administration request for a delay in wage reductions. A full backdown was not expected but managers may accept reducing the 1242% cut they notified union chiefs last week would take effect November 1.
Wheat market stimulus unfolds in Chicago as traders push to corner the grain in the Chicago pit. The city’s prominence as North America’s ruling grain market drives aggressive bets and anxious turnover.
Palace bills feature United Artists shows including Congress Dances with Lilian Harvey and Henry Garat plus the Max Baer vs Schmeling boxing bout in full, three new songs, Phantom of the Air serial, Mickey Mouse cartoon and Fighting Texans with Rex Bell on Saturday. kids receive a Mickey Mouse Ice Cream cup.
The schedule extends Friday events from 2 p m to 11 p m and Saturday shows from 10 a m to 11 p m with continuous performances.
Marie O Connor Dodge was granted a property settlement of 450000 in a divorce from John Duval Dodge son of Detroit auto magnate. She alleged he deserted her. At marriage the late John F Dodge left his son an income of 150 from a 50000000 estate.
The U. S. S. Macon concludes a notable voyage, marking a successful cruise with observers praising the vessel's performance and crew state. Officials reported smooth operations and timely return amid routine naval commendations.
The Washington and New York sections depict Huey Long's growing influence opposing the Roosevelt White House and tensions within Tammany Hall over auto taxes and bridge tolls. References to Baruch, Hull, and Pecora signal shifting power as industrial groups and financiers shape policy.
Propaganda this summer aims to kill further hearings in the investigation of private bankers. It already spreads the claim that such investigations delay recovery. Private bankers believe it will win out.
A kerosene coffee urn exploded and sparked a blaze that wrecked a two story brick building housing Jacksons Restaurant and Flemmings Garage on North Main Street. The owner W L Moorman of Lynchburg faced $10000 loss with no insurance. Firefighters from Rockingham County battled the blaze for over an hour and a half spraying six streams of water amid dense smoke and heat.
The former prince of Asturias married Edelmira Ignacia Adriana Sampedro in Lausanne in civil and religious ceremonies. The couple faced royal disapproval as he renounced his Spanish throne rights for love. The bride wore white, a ten foot train, and a large crowd cheered as they left the church.
Iowa with Connecticut and New Hampshire push vote to fourteen states favoring repeal of the eighteenth amendment. Iowa’s 611000 votes with 130 precincts missing show 368691 for repeal and 242612 against. Delegates instructed to back repeal at the July 10 convention. New Hampshire and Connecticut also back repeal by large margins.
Acting Secretary Henry L. Roosevelt announced the Navy will spend 193 million for ship construction in the new fiscal year beginning July 1. Two submarines are allotted to the Portsmouth New Hampshire yard, one gunboat to New York, and the other to Charleston South Carolina for construction.
Closing prices in Chicago and Baltimore grain markets supplied daily by Winchester Milling Corporation via Sticker Sales Corporation. Chicago July 77 and half, September 80 44, December 82 54. Baltimore spot wheat 79. Winchester spot wheat 75.
The plant off the Lee-Jackson Highway two miles north of Strasburg Virginia offers quick lime suitable for Bordeaux Mixture and Self-Boiled Lime Sulphur. Look for the sign.
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