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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
5
Feverish buying lifted grains with wheat around 1.06 at May contracts and 5 to 6 cents gains. Corn oats and rye followed wheat with smaller advances. barley led gains then pared. Livestock and produce mixed across Chicago Baltimore and New York markets as bonds report steady prices.
Public sale ordered by decrees in the 8 A R Anderson case will occur in Winchester on Wednesday June 14 1933 at 11 o clock in front of the County Court House. Sellings include Lot No 129 fronting Loudoun Street and Lot No 131 adjoining, both with two parcels and subject to a two annual payment plan with one third cash. Sale postponed to July 3 1933.
Local wholesale and retail prices listed for dairy feed shelled corn and middlings. Includes butter corn meal eggs creamery butter and various livestock values with scattered typographical noise.
In Richmond, Senator W. M. Tuck and others push for a special legislative session to legalize beer under an emergency clause. Governor Pollard questions revenue impact and vows rare veto use, while delegates seek August timing and focus on prohibition measures and the federal recovery program.
Thieves pried a side window to enter L. E. Harris grocery on National Avenue last night and took edibles clothing toiletries candy cigars meat change a dollar bill a three cent stamp and an old silver dollar. Harris reported the burglary at opening time. Sgt. B C Cline investigated and Chief Hollis questioned several local youths.
Word from Hagerstown Md states several important clues are being pursued by police in the robbery of Miss Ruby Jackson's North Potomac street shop. Between 93 dresses worth over $1,000 and $500 in silk hose plus $100 in cash were taken through a rear door. The safe was not locked. Miss Jackson, formerly with F S Emmert and Son in Martinsburg, has built a strong Hagerstown clientele.
Three Alexandria lunchroom proprietors Tony Harris Benjamin Apter and John G Adonas were acquitted by juries. Harris was acquitted in eight minutes after trial. The other text records a Virginia court notice about Eliza Washington's estate and a defendant Eva Walls not resident in state.
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