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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
4
The notice lists publication terms for The Evening Star Pub Co. of Winchester Virginia and associated papers. It includes subscription rates by year and shorter periods, with prices for one year six months three months and one month options. Advertising representatives are named as Devine Tenney Corp covering major cities.
Arkansas proposes exchanging 9llions in highway and bridge bonds for new 3 percent notes, stopping interest on old bonds. The move cuts bond value by about 25 percent and breaks the pledge on license tax receipts, risking wider capital access as insurers and banks hold large bonds. The shift follows license fee cuts and new bond issues, signaling a national impact on faith in government obligations.
Judge Horton's ruling setting aside Haywood Patterson's conviction signals the nearing end of the Scottsboro prosecution. The decision questions prosecutorial witness Victoria Price's credibility, suggesting little chance of a retrial conviction and foreshadowing the case's collapse.
An interesting experiment reported by a professor of psychology explores how surroundings influence behavior and thought. The piece notes the professor’s observations and the potential implications for daily life and education.
The Kelloggs raised a baby and an ape together for nine months to compare development. The baby, Donald, recognized faces while the ape distinguished people by smell and lifted self recognition in a mirror. The ape learned few words and both were shaped by psychological environment, though brain structure limited the ape.
One year ago a Frederick County Circuit Court jury faced determining the validity of the late Scott Grant's will as this week begins the annual Summer Training School. A prominent writer argues America lacks a leader since Woodrow Wilson's death. Governor Roosevelt claims 705 votes at the Democratic National Convention, 35 short of nomination. Young people from many sections head to Massanetta in Rockingham County for church conferences.
A 1921 style item notes Gov Alfred E. Smith and Sen Joseph Robinson as Democratic presidential and vice presidential nominees. Tuberculosis loss in Virginia cattle reportedly under one percent. Eight year old Richard Lee Guess remains missing from his parents home since yesterday. Local clubs plan to entertain fresh children from New York on August 1.
July 4 features the Dempsey Gibbons heavy weight championship as the main sports draw. Officials report a government plan to seize liquor ships. Civic groups urge planting trees along the Valley Pike. President Harding addresses western farmers about producer deception. The Anti-Saloon League plans an educational drive against liquor use.
Virginia isolates herself in her brother Rickey’s old attic to finish his manuscript Burning Beauty, hoping to recapture the radiant mood that inspired him. She endures loneliness, shares a vulnerable talk with Mrs. Barlow, and wrestles with love for Michael while Rickey’s debt pressures her.
Rainfall figures show none in the past 24 hours ending 8 am. June totals 1.57 inches this year 20.05 inches. Winchester Laboratory 20-year averages list monthly values from January 2.36 to June 8.81 inches with other months ranging 2.15 to 4.5 inches.
The Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters says private landowners received about 110 million seedlings and transplants for reforestation over the last twenty years, sufficient to cover about 100000 acres, based on its estimates.
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