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Evening Star Pubcops Co
Winchester
Viz
Morning News
The
Weekly News
Weekly Times
Weekly Mirror
Give God the Best Verse Admonition Proverb 3 9
A brief religious maxim from Proverbs 3 9 urging honoring the Lord with wealth and first fruits of one’s income. The verse emphasizes generosity and spiritual discipline in giving.
Quiet Nation Adapts to Economic Emergency
A calm and steady American public meets an unprecedented financial situation without panic. The essay credits self-control learned over four years, media education, and public cooperation for restoring stability. It notes a shift away from baseless rumors and the rise of responsible leadership, with the people as the nation’s backbone.
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Charlottesville
United States
Notick
Public health note on 1932 influenza and diet trends
Virginia public health authorities report that despite the depression the year 1932 saw a marked decline in communicable disease deaths. Experts like Dr Warren Papar point to rural subsistence farming and emergency relief diets as factors. Public health work remains the bulwark against disease, with diet playing a notable role in mortality patterns.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia
Eek
Warren. P
Prohibition Policy Shifts Focus to Local Authorities
Washington March Ser vous speakeasy patrons relieved by word from Prohibition Director Woodcock that federal agents will largely ignore speakeasies and target liquor manufacturers and transporters instead. The plan, effective immediately, restricts spending on wiretaps and purchasing liquor as evidence after July 1, with most enforcement shifted to local authorities. Congress trimmed the department’s budget from 10.25 million to 8.44 million for the year beginning July 1.
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Washington
March
Prohibition
Woodcock
Congress
Roosevelt
Justice Department
Federal prohibition force to target liquor sources in fourth district
Richmond March 8 The Federal prohibition force in the fourth administration district is ordered to specialize on eradicating liquor sources and closing speakeasies. Director Amos W Woodcock announced the policy. Virginia Attorney General R Saunders said state prohibition will not relax and noted repeated budget cuts. Saunders, running the department eleven years, said his men have spent less than 25 dollars for evidence purchase. The state agency operates on about 50 000 dollars yearly.
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Richmond
Mar
Fourth Administration
Federal Bureau of Prohibition
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Teee R. Saunders
Virginia
General Assembly
Saunders
State Prohibition Department
State Department
Hale Zinn Wins Watch Guessing Contest at Clowe’s
One year ago Hale Zinn won the watch guessing contest at Clowe's Jewelry Store. The Winchester Lions Club aided many destitute residents during a recent blizzard. Virginia legislators consider a new auto operation code. Local stores begin showing spring merchandise. Hayfield in Frederick County west of here felt the blizzard’s full force, reports say.
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Hale Zinn
Clowe’s
Winchester Lions Club
Virginia
Hayfield
Frederick County
Here
Apple Blossom Festival Draws Old Dominion Preparatory Schools
Old Dominion preparatory schools are expected to attend the Apple Blossom Festival. J. W. Cammer and Sons have bought the Landis Tire Shop in Winchester. Handley High School hosts a poultry institute this week by the agricultural department. Wheat on local markets sells for $1.60 per bushel. General Motors stock halted its notable rise.
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Old Dominion
General Motors
J. W. Cammer and Sons
Landis
Winchester
Handley High School
Agricultural Department
Patronage 5 Put Aside For The Emergency In Virginia
Virginia residents await national party guidance on patronage as major federal appointments in the state remain unsettled. Senators Byrd and Glass have not finalized selections, with few posts set to vacate before next year. Brig. Gen. William Mitchell and Col. LeRoy Hodges are named as candidates for assistant secretary of war, while a list of contenders for customs, internal revenue, U S attorney, and U S marshal roles in the eastern and western districts is circulating among Virginia voters.
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Pataki
Stor Byrd
Glass
Virginia
Farley
Democratic National Committee
William Mitchell
LeRoy Hodges
Old Dominion
Norman Hamilton
Portsmouth
Notable names listed from various Virginia locales and figures
The fragment lists individuals tied to places including Russell County Ruckersville Bedford Randolph H. Perry Charlottesville Fries and officials such as N. B. Early W. W. Presley Clint Wood John White Stuart Carl E. Fox and Ruckersville figures.
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Tern
W. W. Presley
Clintwood
John White Stuart
Russell County
N. B. Early
Ruckersville
R. Padgett
Bedford
Randolph H. Perry
Charlottesville
Carl E. Fox
Fries
Cross Junction Notes
Cross Junction Virginia notes report multiple local visits and family events. Harold Hobdy and bride Beulah Braithwaite visit at J. S. Braithwaite's home. James Hottle welcomes a newborn son with Virginia Braithwaite as mother. The Braithwaite family includes E. W. Braithwaite and J. S. Braithwaite hosting others from Winchester Martinsburg and Washington. Sarah Collins remains ill.
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Frank Chapman
Frances Chapman
Jennie Coe
Winchester
H. H Braithwaite
Frank Donelan
Washington
C. G. Baker
Braithwaite
Martinsburg
Smith Clark
William Brown
E. W. Braithwaite
Sarah Collins
Five Oclock Circles and a Hotel Mystery
Sue Allard, a Brooklyn telephone operator, meets Philip Gerard after a hotel lobby collision and later encounters him again in a tense mood as he travels with Merta Morris. In her cramped shared flat Grace and Annabel discuss family life, art dreams, and the Morris political link while Sue contemplates romance and a busy subway day.
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Vst
Burton
Sue
Philip Gerard
Merta Morris
Morris
Pinky Trevis
Grace
Annabel
Anabel
Sue Allard
Brooklyn
Andrew Morris
Murphy
Washington
Pop
Merta
Rainfall figures summarize past and present measurements
Precipitation in the last 24 hours ended 8 am showed none. March to date totals 0.60 inches, year to date 5.44 inches. Average annual rainfall from Winchester Laboratory records is 34.53 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 3.45, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 2.25, December 2.37 inches.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
West Virginia Legislature Approves Chain Store Tax
West Virginia acts approve a general revenue measure imposing a tax on chain stores ranging from $2 per single store to $250 for each store exceeding 15. The session also advances a pub lic service commission revamp, a people’s council plan, and a June 27 special election for a repeal convention delegation. A budget bill delays end of session by three days.
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Charleston
Senate
Public Service Commission
People's Counsel
House
Kump
Court orders receivership and sale of Scott Grant estate
In Frederick County Court a suit by Farmers & Merchants National Bank seeks to enjoin sale of Scott Grant real estate and appoint a receiver to manage and operate the orchards and farms, borrow funds via receivership certificates, and apply liens to creditors. Nonresident defendants are ordered to appear within ten days after publication. Publication to be in The Evening Star for four weeks. notices posted at courthouse and mailed to defendants.
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Circuit Court
County of
Frederick
Farmers & Merchants National Bank & Trust Co
Winchester
Virginia
John M. Fishpan
C. R. MecCann
Scott Grant
D. Et Als
Supon
Robert Grant
Talbert Grant
A. G. Rutherford
Evening Star
C. C. Brannon
M. M. Lynch
Harrison & Harrison
P. Q
Farm stock and notices tied to local farms and executors
March 15 Sherry Meade, farm near Swimley Station, stock and implements. Eve DeHaven administrator for Gilbert DeHaven. March 28 1 P M E F Wright near Crums Church on Kackley farm stock cattle hogs and chickens. March 29 Mrs Mary K Tilford extra Frank V Tilford stock Laornants 2 miles south Berryville.
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Sherry Meade
Swimley Station
Eve DeHaven
Gilbert DeHaven
Washington world and Henry George echoed in 19th century debates
The excerpt notes Premier recall from Washington amid dissatisfaction with his Galile publicity role, and mentions Vice President Garnet's party rumors about a retrenchment move. It then surveys Henry George and Progress and Poverty, detailing his critique of gold hoarding and trade, and alludes to Roosevelt era plans to tax or confiscate hoarded gold.
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Ashington
D. C
Clauchel
Washington
Europe
New York
Henry George
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Pressure on Roosevelt surpasses any White House era
Veterans of the executive staff say the burden from Roosevelt's rapid schedule is unprecedented in White House history. They note the pace is amazing yet fear he cannot sustain such a man killing workload. The piece also notes the GOP Senate old guard entering an extra session, leadership dissolved, with Reed and Fess floated as potential successors to Watson.
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Roosevelt
White House
Executive Office
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Fess
Ohio
Watson
Indiana
Illinois waterway enlargement shifts trade toward New Orleans
The planned expansion of the Chicago Canal to the Illinois River and on to the Mississippi is expected to gradually boost export business toward New Orleans. Chicago favors an American tidal outlet over a Canadian route via the St. Lawrence waterway.
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Chicago
Illinois River
Mississippi
New Orleans
St. Lawrence
Inflation fears and policy hopes in wartime economy
As gold exits, commodity prices climb and farmers lament slow relief. Officials warn of an inflation bubble if prices keep rising, fearing a Germany-like burst. The Roosevelt administration seeks a middle course amid rising securities and bank thawing prospects.
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Congress
Germany
Roosevelt
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