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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1933

Page

5

Virginia lawmakers weigh a special session beer issue

A long list of Virginia legislators and officials debate calling a special session to address beer legislation and the 18th Amendment. Views range from support for a narrow beer referendum to opposition arguing any session is unnecessary, with cost and broader policy implications noted by many.

Stuart Moffett Staunton Cather T. Russell Cather Rust John W. Rust Fairfax J. T. Frazier, Jr Marion John C. Phipps Fries—Am W. H. Perry Gate City R. H. T. Adams, Jr Lynchburg W. Conways Saunder Richmond Raymond Sisson Warsaw Page Vivian L. Page Norfolk A. E. S. Stephens Smithfield General Assembly H. H. Watson Crewe House John A. Lesner Congress Virginia Frank W. Burks Bedford Vaughan Taylor G. Vaughan Galax Daniel Coleman Norris James L. Smith King E. Harmon Pulaski J. W. Witten Tazewell Hill Montague Haskins Hobson Henry M. Bandy Ton Wise County W. Eggieston

Quotations in Wheat and Other Grain Markets

Chicago and New York market notices detail firmer wheat with mixed futures and brisk buying driven by farm-legislation hopes and Southwest crop reports. Corn oats rye and barley futures show modest gains while brokerage selling limits gains at times. Personal notices list visits from Washington and Virginia contributors. egg and poultry prices move in New York and Philadelphia markets with varied price ranges.

Chicago Senate Southwest Kansas Washington Margaret Oglevie George G. Grattan, Jr Campbell Street NEW York Poultry New York Philadelphia Eges Spe

Poultry Prices and Varieties in Nearby Markets

A list of poultry prices and types including white hensery items, brown and mixed color fowls, Plymouth Rocks, White Leghorns, broilers, turkeys, ducks, geese, and hens. Prices range from 10 to 23 cents with notes on quality such as fancy, firsts, and extra. Includes fresh killed, dry-picked, frozen, and various ages and sexes.

Virginia Long Island

Local Market Notes on Daily Markets From The Star

Market roundup from The Star notes daily local market activity with caveat that the paper does not assume responsibility for typographical errors. Readers advised to verify figures and details.

Star

Sergt Williams to Get Brave Decoration in Navy Notice

Secretary Swanson announces bravery citations for four Marines highlighted from Nicaragua. Gunnery Sergeant Neal G Williams will receive the Distinguished Flying Cross. Williams, a Georgia native and son in law of Mr and Mrs G W Allamong of this city, is named among those honored.

Swanson Navy Department United States Marine Corps Nicaragua Neal G. Williams Williams Georgia G. W. Allamong

Six rhythms used in South Sea culture says Guthe

Dr. Carl E. Guthe of the University of Michigan notes natives of the South Sea islands use six rhythms in music while jazz musicians pride themselves on three. He points to cultural differences in rhythmic theory and practice across regions.

South Sea Islands Carl E. Guthe University of Michigan

Sales Directory notices for March and April sales

Mrs Mary K Tulford sells stock at 2 miles south Berryville on March 29. Frank V Tilford also listed. April 7 Mrs Arthur Smith to sell at her residence on the Wardensville grade including a traction engine a thresher a hay baler a saw mill tools and bunk house on wheels.

Mar Mary K. Tulford Frank V. Tilford Berryville Arthur Smith Wardensville

Virginia Slashes State Budget to Under Fifteen Million

Virginia reports 1933 general fund expenditures total 14,956,069 a cut of 4,683,390 from 1930-32 average. Education health welfare and Confederate pensions consume 11,561,689 of the total, with 877,063 for administration and abolition of about thirty special funds. Population in state institutions grows to about 25,000 from 17,000 in 1923.

Carter Wormeley Richmond J. H. Bradford Bradford General Fund of the Treasury

State budget outlines general fund allocations for 1933

The document outlines the 1933 state budget and the shift toward abolishing special funds. It notes general fund expenditures replacing many special funds, with road, Industrial Commission, Game and Fish, and Insurance exempt. It cites capitation taxes and Literary Fund interest supporting schools, and stresses that state institutions govern their own special revenues. The total general and special fund expenditures for the current year are expected to fall about 6 million below last year and roughly 12 million under 1930-31. Key appropriations include General Assembly, Judiciary, Public Health, Public Welfare, and Confederate Veterans relief, plus Interest and Sinking Fund payments on state debt and tax collection.

Bradford State Highway Commission Motor Vehicle Division Game and Fish Department The Industrial Commission Bureau of Insurance General Fund of the Treasury General Fund Road Fund Industrial Commission, Game and Fish Department State Treasury P. C General Assembly

Local Officers and Misc Agencies Financial Totals

Fragmented OCR shows county officers premiums and collections for Confederate Reunion Travelers Aid and miscellaneous agencies totaling about 14.96 million dollars. The legible items indicate items labeled 4596 and 14,956,069 with percentages around 100.0. Further readable details are limited.

Boniface Reports Lingering Mood Amid Odd Observations

The report recounts Boniface noting lingering mood issues while two Packard car parties are described. One couple from Se to Florida offered $1 for a superior room with bath and hot water. A second group of five men and women arrived, bringing a shoe-box dinner and shared a five cent soft drink.

Mee Packard Automobile Florida

Seven Killed By Gas Blast in Three-Family House

Seven persons were killed and 24 injured by a gas explosion in a three-family apartment house in Gateshead Durham Enz today. Associated Press reports the tragedy as investigators assess the cause and scope of the blast.

Associated Press Gateshead Durham Enz

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