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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
6
Serge and David Mdivani, Georgian princes tied to Hollywood lore, face a Los Angeles court as defendants in a suit by Share Oil and Petro Corporation seeking 34 000 on a promissory note. David is Mae Murray’s husband. Serge, ex of Pola Negri, is married to Mary McCormicky.
The Crystal bar above the Brevoort hotel in Chicago, famed before prohibition, is being prepared for sale of legal beer. The image recalls how the circular bar looked fourteen years ago in a world famous venue.
A wartime era map highlights Europe’s sorest spot as the Versailles treaty cuts Germany off from East Prussia. The depiction underscores the divisive redrawing of borders and its impact on German access to the Baltic region.
Chile has greatly increased manufacturing power in recent years through high tariffs while Yugoslavia's coast line is long but lacks a large port and usable facilities.
Former Wisconsin governor Philip La Follette, escorted by Sen. Robert La Follette, meets President Roosevelt at the White House. The youth, back from Russia, is discussed as potential ambassador to the Soviet once the U S recognizes that nation.
Missouri and New York lawyer Frank P. Walsh, a personal friend of President Roosevelt, rises among those considered for attorney general, with support noted from Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska. Berlin reports name Baron Constantine von Neurath as future U S ambassador. Dr Friedrich von Prittwitz resigns as envoy. The veteran status and Vatican appointment are also mentioned in this wartime political page.
James P. Warburg son of the late Mal Warburg of New York is reported as a likely pick for under-secretary of the treasury. He is the composer of several popular songs. Secretary William H. Woodin has written numerous classical musical selections.
The passage notes that in ancient Athens a large stud signified culture and status. It compares this to medieval aristocrats who owned horses, hounds, and hawks, and explains that names sometimes reflected horse ownership such as Xanthippus meaning "He of the horses" and Leucippus meaning "He of the white horses."
The proposed Roosevelt farm bill seeks to return prices for major commodities to the 1909 14 average. If enacted the bill would bolster farmer income by stabilizing market levels and supporting crop markets nationwide.
The Montana senator replaces the late Thomas J. Walsh and presents papers to Vice President Garner. He is former Governor John B. Erickson who resigned to become senator, appointed by the Montana lieutenant governor who had just replaced Erickson as governor. Some opposition to Erickson’s seating surfaced in the Senate.
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