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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
4
Publication statement from The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchester, Vic. notes Associated Press exclusivity for use of news dispatches and local news credits.
A proverb style note cites Proverbs 11 26 warning that withholding corn invites censure while selling corn brings blessing to the seller in moral terms.
The Charlottesville Progress argues economy dominates the campaign with scarce campaign cash. It notes donors pledge little cash, campaigns cut expenses, and voters may soon see published expense statements to compare parties budget use. It also contrasts Democratic fundraising with Republican concerns over government extravagance.
When urban population shifts separate congregations from costly churches, many worshippers cannot find buyers for their houses of worship as neighborhoods change and churches face an affordability dilemma.
Two Baltimore congregations have started a bus service linking members' new residences with the old church building. The measure aims to meet urban changes in housing and church attendance. Early results are described as satisfactory, with potential for wider adoption if success continues.
Bankers and brokers say the surge stems from the largest cash buying movement in securities ever, reflecting restored confidence. After years of caution, investors return as fears over legislation and gold depletion fade and banks and credit measures reassure the nation.
A dated market brief lists wholesale and retail commodity prices including wheat, cracked corn, shelled corn, middlings, cash dairy items, and meats. It notes daily corrections by the Star and provides ranges for butter, eggs, feeds, and livestock values across local and Baltimore markets.
The text notes that confusion around the Roosevelt surname is not to be increased by linking Man Ila and Albany governors. It states Teddy, Jr will not join the campaign against sixth-cousin Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Frank Severn returns from Russia with the Lost Czarina Rubies, but is kidnapped at his remote estate. Jim Wynter and Felix Sant rush to help, while Wynter confronts Katharine Faring at a London roulette party where she reveals her own ruined career and heavy losses. Katharine, once a celebrated New York violinist, hides the truth as Wynter faces the unresolved danger.
Katharine, a once celebrated violinist. after a career-ending wrist injury and a harsh memory of Russia, she wrestles with fear and loneliness. She longs to question Wynter about Frank Severn while denying her tears, as Lester Malin intrudes with his predatory smile.
The record shows year to date rainfall of 25.14 inches and past nine month totals ending in September. Monthly normals from January to December are listed, with values like January 2.36, February 1.95, March 2.70, April 3.17, May 0.58, June 3.39, July 3.50, August 3.54, September 2.20, October 2.87, November 2.14, December 2.59.
Berryville Virginia with Rev and Mrs Pierce Naylor McDonald of Montgomery Alabama entertained relatives on the lawn at Paigion home of Mr and Mrs Robert Browse. A long list of guests included Cruger W Smith Miss Anne McDonald and many others. Additional social events feature Mrs Junius Powell hosting bridge for guests including Mrs Hodges and Miss Mary Powell while Miss Annie Cabell Moore hosts visitors at West Main Street and Rev Charles Warner and family return from Shenandoah camping trip.
The text comments that pioneers deserve credit for overcoming odds while noting politicians did not save them. It claims everything grows by cell multiplication except crime, reflecting a provocative view on development and social policy.
Several Shenandoah Valley lenders announce Labor Day closings. Banks including Shenandoah Valley National Bank Commercial and Savings Bank Union Bank of Winchester and Farmers and Merchants National Bank and Trust Company will be closed on Monday September 5 1932 with all maturing paper payable Tuesday September 6 1932.
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