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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
4
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The notice lists candidates for state offices with John R. Saunders for Attorney General and E Blackburn Moore for House of Delegates. No further context or locality provided in the readable text.
Senator Harry F. Byrd addressed Chatham as he formally opened reelection campaigns amid harsh charges from Republican opponents Wise and McWane. He contrasted a responsible record and debt reduction with their mudslinging and scandal sheets, urging voters to back Byrd and Peery over the Unnamed rivals.
Judge Lowell of the Federal District Court in Boston has vacated the writ of habeas corpus he granted to George Crawford last April. The prisoner remains detained pending further action.
A federal judge faced criticism as the Boston court ruled extradition to Virginia futile due to Negro exclusion from grand juries. The Circuit Court overruled, directing habeas corpus relief, while the Supreme Court notes extradition duties under the Constitution and restraints on inter-state interference. Masque Wager tale continues with Stuart Logan and Lizetta’s evolving relationship and philosophical dialogue.
The Richmond News Leader notes the city’s warm reception for the Richmond Home for Ladies as it marks its fiftieth anniversary and reflects on its community role.
The piece argues existing homes shelter many elderly women and urges wealthy Richmond residents to fund a home for indigent old men. It laments neglect of elderly men with no dependents and little support, hoping a new charitable solution will house loyal, blameless seniors in need.
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