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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1933

Page

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Inaugural Day Outlook For Roosevelt Amid Deepening Crisis

The vast Washington crowd faced overcast skies as Roosevelt prepared to take office with Hoover-era courtesy calls signaling swift action. Reports said trusted messengers moved between administrations, foreshadowing decisive steps to steady a depression-weary nation. Roosevelt, after a New York welcome, arrived in the capital and began talks with Senate leaders at the Mayflower Hotel before the Capitol ceremony.

Associated Press Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Hoover Roosevelt Capital New York Mayflower Hotel Capitol Senate

Bank Holidays Enacted Across 23 States

Twenty three states moved to protect banks and depositors with holidays and withdrawal limits. States declaring holidays include Texas Washington Oregon Idaho Arizona Nevada Utah Wisconsin and New Mexico. North Carolina empowered its banking commissioner to restrict withdrawals or suspend business.

Texas Washington State Oregon Idaho Arizona Nevada Utah Wisconsin New Mexico Washington Roosevelt Hoover Hose R.velt Denigen New York Chicago North Carolina General Assembly

Last Testament Of Mrs Lowrey Probated Here

The will of the late Mrs Laura B Lowrey admitted to probate in the Corporation Clerk's office. Debts and funeral expenses are paid first. her daughter Mrs Ida Shimp Humphrey receives all personal property and the home at 312 South Kent Street with occupancy for Mr Lowrey during his life. Executor M M Lynch of Winchester has a bond of 800 with Mrs Humphrey as contressor. Witnesses were Laura Dodson and Margaret Kelchner. appraisers include Joseph Hodgson Brooke Hodgson Lewis Trier Thomas Trier and Edward Goss.

Laura B. Lowrey James O. Lowrey South Kent Street Corporation Clerk's Lowrey M. M. Lynch Winchester Humphrey Laura Dodson Margaret Kelchner Joseph Hodgson Brooke Hodgson Lewis Trier Thomas Trier Edward Goss

Swanson Resigns to Accept Navy Secretary Post

A letter from Senator Claude Swanson of Virginia informing the Senate of his resignation to accept the post of Secretary of the Navy in the Roosevelt cabinet was read shortly after the session began.

Associated Press Washington Claude Swanson Virginia Senate Navy Roosevelt

Correction Notice on Valley Clothing House Advertisement

Correction to yesterday Star advertisement states neckties priced at 10c should read Payor Hose 10c. The error appeared in the Valley Clothing House notice and was corrected in this issue.

Valley Clothing House Star

Japanese Advance Near Jehol City Drives Jehol Collapse

Chinese defenses in Jehol crumble as Japanese forces push toward Jehol City. Lingyuan falls, Chihfeng captured, and Chinchow reports the capital within about 75 miles. Japanese air raids target the new airdrome as Chinese leaders resign from Geneva.

Jehol Lingyuan Chihfeng Chinchow Manchuria Peipiao Chaoyang W. W. Yen Wellington Koo Quo Tai-Chi Tadashi Kawahara Pingchuan Ris Akien Great Wall China Japan Jehor City Sutaoling Peking Kunizo Matsuda Chienping Kennosuke Mogi Shi Wen- Hua Manchukuo Mogi

Friendship Fire Company To Hold Annual Banquet

The eleventh annual banquet of the Friendship Fire Company will be held in the hall the evening of Thursday April 13. A committee to invite speakers was appointed including James P. Reardon G Reginald Haines the Rev W L Dudley and Irvin Carper. The company postponed attending Christ Episcopal Church services to Sunday April 9 due to many members confined with grippe and colds.

The Friendship Fire Company James P. Reardon G. Reginald Haines W. L. Dudley Irvin Carper Robert B. Nelson Christ Episcopal Church

Winchester Credit Corp Auto Deals During Spring Sale

Spring ads invite buyers to visit Winchester Credit Corp for car and truck purchases. Multiple makes offered with special figures and terms on purchases.

Winchester Credit Corp

Ivey Property to be Sold Near Armel Village

Ten acres of land and residence owned by Karl F. Ivey will be sold at auction on Saturday March 4 in front of the Court House. The notice lists the sale as conducted by the real estate holder. Auction details include time and location for interested bidders.

Karl F. Ivey Village of Armel Court House

Massive Japan quake toll soars with 1635 dead and 3038 injured

Reports from Honshu show 1635 dead across Iwate Miyagi Aomori and Hokkaido towns. 7930 homes destroyed and 1570 boats swept away by the earthquake tidal wave and subsequent fire. 948 missing as rescuers scramble through the devastation.

Japan Miyagi Aomori Hokkaido Iwate Provice

Notables Meet Body of Walsh at the Capital

At Union Station in Raleigh the body of Senator Walsh was moved to the apartment he occupied in Washington. James Roosevelt and Col Campbell Hodges attended. Mrs Walsh, faint from strain, collapsed en route after a long day of travel. She recounted finding her husband missing from the berth and attempted resuscitation before a doctor arrived.

Senate Florida James Roosevelt Campbell Hodges Hoover White House Union Station Walsh Washington March W. B. Kinlaw Rocky Mount Charles A. Gudger Grudger Hampton Roads Senator Walsh Rocky Mountain Conteptnea Wilson N. C

Winchester Payroll Notices Restricted by Cash Security

Winchester city issues payroll checks on regular forms with cash backing in city banks. Merchants are asked to honor checks as much as possible to ensure workers receive necessaries of living while authorities address cashing limits. Finance Committee Treasurer W. A. Baker signs the notice.

Winchester W. A. Baker Treas

Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Meeting Notice

Sarah Zane Fire Co announces a regular meeting Friday night at 8 o clock with full attendance requested. Captain B Brown signs the notice.

Sarah Zane Fire CO B. Brown

Baldridge Keeps Winchester Theatres Staff Intact

Tom Baldridge, newly named Manager, announces no personnel changes at Warner Brothers theatres in Winchester. He praises staff efficiency and courtesy, notes his 12 years in theatre management, and highlights his Southern roots, education at the University of Macon, and Kiwanis activity.

Tom Baldridge Frank Boucher Winch Boucher Hagerstown Baldridge Warner Brothers Colonial Winchester Jackson, Tenn Jackson

Stock Market Sees Sharp Upswing In Early Trading

New York March 3 A spectacular upswing in the speculative market surprised Wall Street in the second hour of trading. The advance ranged from one to over four points with most gains retained as bonds recovered and wheat rose over two cents. Observers attributed the move to expectations of swift action by the new administration to restore confidence. Sterling cables opened at 3.45 dollars, call money at 8 1/2 percent.

Associated Press New York Wall Street

Notice Regular Meeting Of Charley Madewd Ae Company

Tonight at 8 o clock a regular meeting is held by Lee Lamp, president, of the Charley Madewd ae Company. Members are encouraged to attend and discuss company affairs.

Charley Madewd Ae Company

Spring Time to Headline Winchest er Pageant at Apple Blossom

Winchester Public Schools will present "In Spring Time" as the main pageant during the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival around May 1. About a thousand students and faculty will participate with directed by Virginia Hunter Boyd and numerous department heads coordinating chorus band and special effects.

Winchester Garland R. Quarles Handley High School Shenandoah X Winchester Public School Virginia Hunter Boyd Boyd Madeline Whitlock W. H. McKnee A . Berry J. Ht Quarles

Senate approves emergency bank relief bill for House passage

The Maryland Senate unanimously passed the emergency bank relief bill and sent it immediately to the House. The report is from Annapolis dated March 3.

Maryland Associated Press Annapolis Senate House

Banks in Winchester curb withdrawals under state order

The State Corporation Commission issued an order authorizing Winchester banks to limit withdrawals and pay on existing deposits. Union Bank of Winchester may pay items in transit, with savings deposits withheld four months, and checking accounts limited to five percent monthly, effective March 3, 1933. New business unaffected.

The Star Richmond State Corporation Commission Banks Winchester Union Bank of Winchester Frederick County Tak’ N Baegh

H B McCormac Speaks On Taxes At Kiwanis Meeting

H B McCormac, general manager of the Virginia Woolen Company and former president of the Virginia Manufacturers' Association, spoke on federal state and local taxes at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in the George Washington Hotel. He analyzed debt trends and urged thrift while praising the audience for its response. Next week John H Rosenberger, finance committee chairman of the Common Council, will speak.

Kiwanis Club George Washington H. B. McCormac Virginia Woolen Company Virginia Manufacturers’ Association McCormac John H. Rosenberger Common Council

Maryland State Police Rush To Guard Capitol

State police under Capt Edward McK Johnson move to the State House as a precaution against a rumored Communist march. House Speaker T Barton Herrington cites the mobilization while Baltimore Annapolis DC and Anne Arundel County authorities investigate reports of the radical gathering.

Associated Press Annapolis Edward McK. Johnson State House Capitol T. Barton Herrington House of Delegates Baltimore Annapolis District of Columbia Anne Arangel

Protective Banking Action in Winchester and Frederick County

Banks in Winchester and Frederick County maintain a five percent withdrawal limit on deposits while National banks act under Congressional authority. The move, justified to protect deposits amid holiday related withdrawals, aims to quell panic and prevent further bank injury until conditions improve.

Winchester Frederick County State Corporation State Ore Commission Authority General Assembly Congress Congress of the United States Couzens Secretary of the Treasury

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