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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1946

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star national representatives listing

National representatives DeLisser Inc. located at 11 East 44th Street New York is listed with a $5.00 fee plus additional charges of 2.75 and 1.50.

National Representatives DeLisser, Inc E, 44Th St New York

House Banking Committee weighs price control extension

The House Banking Committee moves to draft a bill renewing price controls set to expire June 30 1946. Opinion divides on OPA with critics urging broader reform yet warning against full abolition. The paper endorses extending OPA six months to evaluate production and future needs.

House Banking Committee OPA

Diplomatic Defeat Over Peron Election Marks Setback

The State Department's effort to influence Argentina's presidential race backfired, delivering a serious blow to American diplomacy. The outcome elevates Peron’s anti American bloc moves and damages U S prestige across South America and beyond. The department claims to have learned a lesson.

Peron Argentina State Department South America Colonel Peron Equator Tate

Crossbows Declared Cruel Amid War Fears In History

A historical note recalls public horror over new weapons like the crossbow in the 12th century and mentions Pope Innocent I forbidding their use.

Innocent I

Defense and offense blur in history of warfare claims

The passage tracks shifting views on weapons and warfare from 1921 to 1941. It notes Allied resentment toward submarine warfare, US neutral protests, and later blacklists. It discusses the Disarmament Conference and the idea that civilian industry and military targets blur lines in modern war. Major General Porter warned regulating warfare is paradoxical.

France United States Germany Porter U. S. Chemical Warfare Service

Du Pont Nylon Roles In War Efforts Revealed

The report outlines nylon production 1941 45 including parachutes tire cords clothing and equipment for armed services. Items listed include window screening tropical fabrics boot uppers jungle hammocks ponchos lighters brushes and toothbrushes with Martinsville Du Pont plant highlighted for supplying nylon flake and yarn.

Richmond News Army Navy Virginia du Pont Martinsville

Winchester Victory passes tests in Chesapeake Bay trial run

Capt Baker of the Virginia State Guard praised Friday’s Federal inspection at the local armory. The Winchester Victory, Winchesters namesake, underwent strict tests in a March 27 Chesapeake Bay trial. Lt Floyd Derflinger Jr, 22, died in the Gulf of Mexico during a routine night flight from Venice Army Air Base Florida aboard a P 51.

W. A. Baker Virginia State Guard Winchester Virginia U. S Winchester Victory Chesapeake Bay Floyd L. Derflinger, Jr Gulf of Mexico U. S. Army Air Base Venice Fla

O Sullivan Rubber Co Elects Board. City Denies Armory Use

Stockholders chose a new board and R. J. Funkhouser was elected chairman. The Common Council voted unanimously to deny the use of the Winchester Armory to those involved in efforts to organize local textile workers.

O'Sullivan Rubber Company R. J. Funkhouser Winchester

WPA rolls show over 1000 men in four-state area

In a regional survey, more than one thousand men are listed on the WPA rolls across a four state area. In Gore, Mrs. Luther Johnson is elected president of the newly formed Parent-Teachers Association.

WPA Luther Johnson Parent-Teachers Association Gore

Professor Heber H. Wotan Named Superintendent of Prisons

The Department of Public News announces in Front Royal that Professor Heber H. Wotan of Washington D C, brother in law of President Harding, has been appointed superintendent of prisons. Warren county reports mention widespread fruit damage from a cold wave with temperatures at 22 below.

Heber H. Wotan Washington, D. C Harding Department of The Sentinel

Paving Planned Between City Hall and County Buildings

Forty five years ago the county plaza between the city hall and county buildings will be paved rather than sodded as the building commission of the new city hall preferred. A permit to extend Braddock street in the north end of town is issued and Clarence Miller will begin development of that section soon.

County Plaza City Hall Building Commission of New Braddock Street Clarence Miller Abraham Iraq

Truman stance cited as key in Russia diplomacy

Washington comments praise Mr. Truman's firmer approach guiding détente with Russia and UNO pressures. Analysts note six week postponement of an atomic test amid fears of secrecy exposure, while warning that true progress remains inconclusive and vigilance is essential for peace.

Washington Truman Russia Iran Moscow UNO Congress Stalin Potsdam Molotov Vishinski Lukov

Quiz questions from a vintage newspaper page

A reader quiz asks seven items including the capital of Manchuria, the limp character from Of Mice and Men, whether camel brushes use camel hair, Truman’s yacht name, Churchill’s Virginia visit in March, correcting the sentence about soldiers paying their share, and more retired WWII queries about the U S Fifth Army, Annapolis ranks, and the Windy City nickname.

Manchuria President Truman Virginia Winston Churchill U. S. 5Th Army Italy Annapolis Naval Academy U. S Windy City

Answers to Questions About Prodigies and Language

A reader can submit queries to The Winester Information Bureau in Washington DC. A sample includes prodigies in adult life, radio spot programs, diacritical marks for vowels, civilization dates, origin of Utopia, and Vermont’s mountains and lakes.

Star Information Bureau Eye St Washington D. C

Veteran’s vacation during apprentice training under Public Law 16

Answer depends on the employing firm’s policy. The text notes no automatic entitlement and hinges on employer practices.

Peace Costs and the Path to World Peace

Earl L. Douglas argues Clemenceau outlined peace prerequisites including ending imperialism and tariff walls. He notes leaders were unwilling to pay the price for peace and asserts that world harmony requires nations to sacrifice cherished gains. Arthur Brisbane is cited on selflessness needed for lasting peace.

Clemenceau France Wilson Lloyd George Arthur Brisbane

Three-Time Governor of Idaho Dies at 69

BoIS Idaho April 2. Charles Ben Ross, 69, Idaho native and the state’s only three term governor, died yesterday from a heart ailment. Born at Parma December 21, 1876, he served as chief executive from 1930 to 1936.

Murder in a New York Flat Ups the Hilt

Jane Applebee a literary agent hosts sister Neal Tarrant and guests at her apartment in New York. Margot Ingalls arrives with a stream of admirers then is found dead in Neal's room with a jade knife. Jane calls Hunt Berwick for police aid as intrigue unfolds around Neal and her circle.

Jane Applebee Neal Tarrant New York Neal Jane Deane Kennard Elmpoint Dita Pearce Brenda Knight Zimpoint Dita Margot Case- Ingalls Hollywood Hant Berwick Polly Woodfords Tonio Valente Margot Deane Hunt Boston Desne Tonio Hunt Berwick Hant Polly Wooedfords Sbout Breads Knight Mademoiselle Mademoiselle Tarrant Polly Ha Margot Ingalls Rosa Ingalls Claire

Fashionable Wardrobe Talk Undercuts Social Scene

A clipped dialogue at Vandermere features Mrs Knight and designer Hunt discussing wardrobes and privilege. The calm exchange shifts to a compliment about a yet unnamed beauty, revealing social tensions and hints of future client interest.

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