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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
7
Pattern 9559 emphasizes a contrasting bow at the model with raglan cape sleeves and a high waist belt. Sizes 14 16 18 32 34 36 38 40 42 require specific fabric amounts. Orders incl coin payment and include pattern number size and address to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Department.
Lynchburg resident P A Wade describes chronic stomach trouble improving after Natex treatment at People's Service Drug Store. He reports less pain after drinking water, regular bowel movements, stronger nerves, better sleep, and appetite, recommending Natex to friends as a remedy. The ad promotes Natex as a triple strength herbal prescription sold by druggists.
Analysis of Freak suits and bidding strategies to defeat no trumps at your right. Advised bids include 4 spades or 2 spades and 3 spades depending on hand strength, with cautions about third hand shifts and partner support. Cautions against overbidding when loss risk exceeds three tricks.
Washington reports describe Senator Smith leading a Finance Committee push for expanded public works to aid the jobless, Russia recognition, debt settlement, tariff revision, and a unified transport system. He warns relief funds must advance by June and likens the need to wartime mobilization while denying a dictatorship.
Charlottesville reports For est Trustow, 21? wounded by pistol shot in a Nelson county shooting scrape Saturday night, died today at University hospital. Alex Campbell, 25, with a chest wound, was brought in unconscious with no change in his condition. Commonwealth's Attorney S. B. Whitehead said he was notified recently and had not finished the investigation.
Edgar Brown of Pottsville testifies before a Senate subcommittee describing how he was drawn into a scheme called frenzied financing. He recounted borrowing from banks to buy bonds and using new loans to cover losses, after being advised to invest in stocks by F C Rummel for the National City Company.
Richmond plans for a Museum of Fine Arts were approved with Governor Pollard proposing a founders' committee to raise 100000 dollars to match Judge John Barton Payne's contribution. The project could reach about half a million dollars, funded by memorial contributions, with location in Richmond yet to be decided and Peebles and Ferguson of Norfolk named architects.
Toby Cook and a party traveling from Georgia toward Washington for the Roosevelt inauguration faced a crash thirty miles north of Fredericksburg. Cook suffered minor injuries after his pony was hit. the horse was shot. Josey Alfred sustained leg injuries while Thomas Frumkin and Peter Philips, both of Bronx, were uninjured. Frumkin provided his wrecked car to J D Cook Jr. and faced no charges.
Carl H. Nolting of Louisa will take over as commissioner of game and inland fisheries in Richmond tomorrow, succeeding Major A. Willis Robertson of Lexington. Robertson's term ends today. Nolting will reside in Richmond during his tenure, and Thomas G. Iring of Hampton County succeeds Nolting on the commission. Nolting was sworn in by Commonwealth Secretary Col. Peter Saunders.
The radio commission announced that Emory and Henry College in Emory Virginia may relocate its station to Charlottesville. It will operate on the same frequency as before under the new permit.
Mrs. M. Gunstone reports afterbirth left her thin and nervous until Vinci iron tonic restored energy and weight. Baker's Dru Store advertises the remedy as helping new mothers regain strength.
Ford secretary disappears for 36 hours driving away from home and calls from a payphone saying he woke up exhausted. He had no idea how far he had driven. Associates say he oversaw Ford Motor fiscal policies and bank reorganizations. Letters resigning from two Dearborn banks arrived postmarked Pontiac, Michigan, yesterday.
Roanoke February 28. J. R. Lewin of Front Royal was exonerated after a truck struck and killed a boy who ran from behind a school bus stepping into the path of the vehicle. The incident occurred near the school route.
E G Liebold secretary to Henry Ford for 20 years vanished prompting Ford Motor Company executives to seek him. A prominent figure in Detroit automotive circles, Liebold helped Henry Ford address the recent banking crisis in the city.
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