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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1933

Page

2

Untermyer Seeks Fresh Probe Into Morgan Firm

New York May 28 Samuel Untermyer urged a continuing inquiry into the Morgan firm and the money trust. He blamed Congress for the abuses uncovered by the Pujo and Senate investigations and warned against repetition. He urged legislation to regulate exchanges and clearings houses and to reinstate interlocking directorate laws.

New York Samuel J. Pierpont Morgan Senate Prt Congress

Public Sale of Frederick County and Winchester Real Estate

Public sale by trustee on July 1 1933 at 1 A M in Winchester Virginia of three parcels totaling about 40 acres near Clearbrook Station adjoining Whetzell and others and a city parcel between Baker street and B&O Railroad offices. Parcels include Clark Cather Home Farm with 40 acres and an orchard, and a tract of 20 acres adjoining it. sale terms require one third cash with balance in two equal annual installments.

J. Joseph Sullivan Circuit Court Frederick County County Court House Winchester Virginia Clearbrook Station Whetzell Clark Cather Gertrude B. Locke J. Sullivan J. Henkel Winchester and Martinsburg City of Baker Street B. & O. Railroad Company T. Russell Cather

Roosevelt Yacht Sequoia Storm Tosses Off Potomac

President Roosevelt and guests endured a severe storm on the Sequoia as it battled rough Potomac waters for about 40 minutes near Quantico. Lightning, wind and darkness hampered the voyage with dinner interrupted and guests frightened, though Comforted by Roosevelt. The yacht reached the navy yard then the White House without incident.

Washington Roosevelt Potomac Mr. Roosevelt James Roosevelt, Jr Quantico Woodin Cary T. Grayson Navy Yard White House

Two Dash To Death Preparing For Speed Test

Indianapolis May 28 two men died while preparing for the 500 mile auto race. William Denver of Audubon Pennsylvania and Robert A Hurst of Indiana polis were in the same car as Al Aspen when it left the track and burst into flames. Denver died at hospital and Hurst died after admission. Denver had just completed a circuit at about 105 miles per hour.

Indianapolis William Denver Audubon Denver Hurst Speeday Speed Gardner Pittsburgh

Trolley Cars Replace Camel Route to Gaza Town

A new trolley system replaces the camel journey from Csiro to the small town of Gaza, shifting transport patterns and impacting local travel. The change signals modernization of regional transit and could affect trade and daily commutes.

Csiro Gaza

Senate Railroad Reorganization Faces House Opposition

Washington May 28 The administration plan to reorganize railroads meets House opposition and may undergo extensive revision before passage. Reports say President Roosevelt was pressed to withdraw support to allow a new plan, potentially replacing the excess earnings sharing with a repeal and placing rail holding companies under ICC control.

Washington House Roosevelt Senate Interstate Commerce Commission

Pigeons Form Massive Soviet Military Asset

A Moscow report states nearly 1,000,000 carrier pigeons are listed among Soviet military assets. The birds were bred and trained by amateurs under government supervision.

Soviet Russia Moscow

Administrator's Sale Of Estate Goods In 1933

By authority of Administrator Lee Barr the estate of Geo W Bowly will sell June 10 1933 at 2 PM at 315 West Cork Street. Items include antique desks chairs tables clocks a Chevrolet 1931 coupe and other personal property. Cash terms apply.

Geo. W. Bowly West Cork Street Lee Barr

J A Wright Sale Postponed To June 1

Sale postponed to Thursday June 1 at 10 o clock in Boyce at Ed Cooper residence. Household and kitchen furniture listed under 29-21.

Boyce Ed. Cooper

Robertson Boy Killed By Truck Laid To Rest

The funeral of five year old Harry Allen Robertson, son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Earl Robertson, held at 3 PM from Centennial Reformed Church. Rev Dr B Flickinger officiated with choir singing Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us Jesus Tender Shepherd and The Hour of Trial.

Harry Allen Robertson Samuel Earl Robertson Memorial Hospital Centenary Reformed Church 8. Flickinger Jesus

Public Sale of Desirable Building Lot in Winchester

Public auction at the County Court House in Winchester Virginia on a Saturday at 11 o clock in front of the building lot at the northeast corner of West Leicester Street and Handley Avenue. It fronts 59 feet on Leicester Street and runs back 111 feet to an alley with a one third cash payment and two equal annual installments secured by bonds and a deed of trust. Dunn and Duvall, Auctioneers.

B. Beverley Wig’ Aoe Tor “Ae Corporation Court Winchester Virginia County Court House T. Russell Cather

Funeral for child draws large crowd and floral tributes

A large gathering of relatives and friends attended the child's funeral. Many floral tributes rested on the casket. Interment was at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Funk Leslie Johnson John Ebert and Herbert Copenhaver. Out of town mourners included H. W. Loostertson and family Covington Nellie Fletcher Mrs Roy Toman Greenville Williamsport and others from Charles Town and Covington.

Mount Hebron Cemetery Charles Funk Leslie Johnson John Ebert Herbert Copenhaver H. W. Loostertson Nellie Fletcher Roy Toman Covington McGilgray Robertson C. E. Smith J. W. Robertson Eleanor Robertson Greenville Robert McGoldrick Williamsport Highley Roderick Frank Johnson Pauline H. Ramey Robert Jenkins Charles Town W. Va

Prejudice empty dislikes limit life and joy

The text argues that false dislikes born from prejudice needlessly bar people from enjoying things. It notes many hold these biases with pride, despite the hindrance to personal happiness.

Presbyterians Call For General Revival at Assembly

The Southern Presbyterian General Assembly at Montreat North Carolina on May 29 adopted several resolutions mostly without discussion before adjourning its seventy third session. Moderator Dr Ernest Thompson ruled out of order a proposal to form a permanent committee on social and moral problems. A resolution urged earnest and increasing prayer for general revival.

Church revival resolution boosts missionary support plan

A revival was adopted and stronger churches were urged to provide support for four missionaries in a subsequent resolution. The move reflects church groups aligning to bolster overseas religious outreach and reinforce funding commitments.

Wisconsin’s La Follette Declines London Conference Delegation

Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin declines an invitation to join the American delegation to the London Economic Conference mirroring similar refusal by Senator Johnson of California. The May 29 AP report notes both lawmakers declining participation.

Washington LaFollette Wisconsin Johnson California

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