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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1933
Page
4
Consolidated with multiple papers the notice lists pricing for subscriptions advertising and memorials. It covers display ads memorials classified rates and national reps with payment terms and deadlines for publication media price plans.
An editorial argues every American owes allegiance to the National Recovery Act and must cooperate to balance production and consumption. It states government aid via the NRA helps prevent recurring overproduction while citizens must act as consumers to restore balance and accelerate national recovery.
Richmond News Leader reports a difficult outbreak of sleeping sickness in St Louis linked to infantile paralysis era research. Health officials doubt the mode of transmission while epidemiologists consider a mosquito vector as a possibility. Volunteers risk exposure as studies continue.
The author argues pandemics render individual immunity ineffective and discusses sleeping sickness. Tests must be conducted in unaffected communities with similar climates and sanitation to develop immunity without alarm. Urges swift investigation to prevent spread across the United States.
The Reverend W. A. Shelton of Mt. Vernon M E Church South is transferred to Georgia. Samuel Insull departs Paris for Italy. Winchester Handley Concert Band wins first prize at the Forest Festival in Elkins West Virginia. Major A Willis Robertson addresses voters in Staunton. The New Lions Club of Harrisonburg receives its charter as Winchester Lions attend induction ceremonies.
Germany and southern European nations seek American fruit of bright color. Walter Bly his wife and infant killed crossing railroad in Martinsburg West Virginia. Lady Astor former Nalcy Langhorne stars at Governor's ball in Richmond. American College of Surgeons lists local hospital on honor roll. Apple Pie Ridge Orchard Co grading and packing plant burns at Inwood West Virginia.
Ten years ago highlight notes Willa Cather novel A Lost Lady praised in book circles as one of the most perfect works by any author. An editorial in today's Star says no new political jobs will be created to collect gasoline taxes. Union Bank of Winchester reports total resources of 560 032 99. The Monster at Empire Theatre described as superb yet creepy. Shenandoah Junction woman held on narcotic charge.
The September meeting of the Rest Bible Class held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. JB Feagans. A Thursday night supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M T Snapp was a success with a delicious menu. Various residents visited or returned to schools and relatives in nearby towns including Emma Ridgeway, Elmer Swartz, Holmes Snapp, Harry Stipe, Lidia Whitmore, Harry Moulden, Edith Hauptman, and Mrs Osborne visiting or traveling between Rest and Martinsburg Frederick Hagerstown Pennsylvania.
Rainfall data covering the present and past 24 hours shows none. October to date none. year to date 34.26 inches. Twenty year averages list monthly inches: January 2.36, February 2.00, March 2.70, April 3.11, May 3.73, June 3.81, July 8.05, August 3.45, September 2.15, October 3.06, November 4.25, December 2.37.
In a tropical social whirl, Stuart Logan pursues Lizetta Boyd during a sunlit dawn on the beach. The pair share a morning raft ride and candid talk, while Lizetta wrestles with admiration and distance as rivals push for attention at Tropica Beach.
The document records the Winchester Evening Star ownership and staff details for October 1 1933. Publisher editor and business manager H F Byrd and R S Fansler are listed with Winchester Virginia addresses. It notes five thousand four hundred fifty two copies average weekly circulation and names Bondholders and stockholders as of that date.
Public auction in front of the Winchester Court House at 2 PM offers the defendants property including a 13 piece living room set a Maytag washing machine and a rug. Cash terms required. Deputy Sheriff A J Wigginton issues notice on 9 28 91.
The piece discusses General Hugh 8. Johnson's pivotal role in shaping industrial recovery through the NRA and hints at his possible departure once reorganization is completed. It questions how codes will function without his direct leadership amid ongoing plans.
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