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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1946
Page
8
General Douglas MacArthur calls on Army chaplains to exert strong moral leadership in Japan, curbing prostitution and promoting healthy recreation. He cites concern over promiscuous relations but notes deeper moral erosion across occupied Europe and Germany.
The viola is one seventh larger than the violin and is tuned a fifth lower.
A booklet from the Educational Division of 535 Fifth Ave New York offers the opinions of famous doctors on epilepsy inheritance and causes. It invites readers to write for free distribution.
Clarke Washington notes that disclosures on atomic bomb effects allow imagining World War III, urging hope among policy makers that fear of devastation may deter a first strike, with the possibility of swift retaliation if a first blow occurs.
Classified notices list several for sale offers including two mirrors 7 ft by 30 inches suitable for restaurant or fruit stands. Also two houses on Treadwell Street Berryville with contact at D F Hardesty 1012 Berryville Ave Winchester Va. A half carat white diamond offered for 110 dollars with tax savings and reply to Star newspaper care L.
The piece summarizes expert opinions on atomic bomb effects and defense. It discusses destruction scopes, possible attack methods, and the debate over preventive war versus rapid mobilization and counterstrikes, citing Major General Ray E. Porter’s guidance to act without delay.
In northern Michigan about 35 000 acres of woodlands were scorched as firefighters prepared for more blazes. Winds were calm overnight but forecast 25 mph winds raised fears of spread. Tiny McKinley logging town evacuated nearly 35 families as fires menaced several areas during Labor Day weekend 1933.
E. M. Punk, county manager for the USDA emergency food program, urges conserving wheat fats and oils. Citizens should cut wastage of bread, substitute potatoes and oat cereals, favor fruits over desserts, save cooking oils, reduce fried foods, render bacon grease, return unusable fats to butchers, and limit oils and dressings as a public cooperation tactic. The State Emergency Food Council is drafting a similar list.
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