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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1933
Page
8
The passage notes that Seventeenth and Eighteenth century hair powder originated with ballad singers at the fair of St Germain. It says vulgar people adopted the look first, but then it spread to the higher classes as a fashion.
The Roosevelt administration moves to reopen banks under a four day bank holiday using clearing house certificates to replace currency. Hoover backs plan while Congress is summoned for emergency session on Thursday to authorize new measures.
Banks plan four day closures with access to safety deposit boxes debated. Judges consider check payments for fines, while insurers predict smooth premium handling. Officials mull moratorium on debts and urge a special session to authorize it.
Mrs. Patey Hoffan lift 24 of Cleland was held for the grand jury on a bank robbery charge after a Kinon slice state. Clift, previously linked to a Newark nightclub murder, admitted waiting in a car near Waynesville Ohio last September while her husband James Clift and Howard Welle robbed a bank. Wells and Clift are already serving life terms for bank robbery.
The article notes Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt dramatically reducing formal red tape at the White House during her first day as mistress. Washington reports a startled atmosphere as traditional etiquette is described as shattered precedents and reorganized to facilitate action.
In Scottsboro Alabama a new trial will begin in the red brick court house where seven young negroes once faced death. The International Labor Defense will file a motion for a new trial as the first step in the referenced case against the seven defendants accused of assaulting two white girls.
The discussion notes a Birmingham venue shift denied by the United States Supreme Court reversal of death sentences. It recalls how Western cowboys adapted a Spanish kordl into corral and how the term broadened to mean detaining or holding someone.
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