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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1946
Page
4
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In Norfolk the City Council and the Retail Merchants Association join to attack downtown parking issues. A special merchants committee will coordinate with city officials to seek a solution. In Winchester the problem is serious and a quick response is urged.
Ambassador Gromyko formally requests the United Nations Security Council remove the Soviet Iran dispute from its agenda claiming full Russian troop withdrawal by May 6. Iran backs Russia's cooperation, while the council could still reimpose pressure if commitments are not met.
The United States and Britain oppose Poland’s bid to break diplomatic ties with Francoist Spain. The Polish claim Madrid endangers world peace, but observers say the Franco dictatorship is a domestic matter beyond UN jurisdiction.
The piece argues that domestic Communists fill the vacuum in liberal thinking by offering ready made Marxist solutions. It criticizes ACCASF spokesmen for vague ideas and urges Americans to rely on self reliance and limited government, resist Communist influence, and study genuine American traditions. It frames Russia's retreat as a cautionary example.
Homer E. Alberti, recently elected administrator of Winchester Memorial Hospital, assumed his duties today. Four Frederick County youths registered with the Frederick County Selective Service Board during March reached their 18th birthdays. Eugene P. Miller Sr., retired traveling salesman and merchant of Berkeley Springs WV, died of a heart condition this morning.
Dr. John L. Davis humorist philosopher and orator to keynote the 186th district Rotary International conference in Winchester. Miss Elizabeth Paulkner Massie to represent King Smith Studio School Washington DC as a princess in the court of Queen Shenandoah Xvqwul. Apple Blossom dances tickets go on sale this afternoon with Benny Goodman and Tommy Tucker's Orchestra providing music.
J Henke Henry, defeated in the Democratic primary, may run as an Independent for City Council. M V D Snake named commander of the Winchester Commandry of Knights Templar. Colin and Derek Hayley part of Beckford School tennis team undefeated in Florida winter program.
Twenty five years ago a fire near Hayfield leveled Harry Suggett s house and barn causing an estimated loss between 2500 and 3000 dollars. In Detroit Michigan Joseph Basco a wealthy bread merchant was shot and killed today by three men who leaped from an automobile and fired 15 shots at him as he stood behind his delivery wagon.
Volunteers continue to join the year old Berryville fire department led by W. E. Hoffman. Mr and Mrs W F Pannett host a party at their Welltown Pike home. Spring rains flood county streams for the second time this year.
The writer argues civilian goods and services have not reached peak restoration. He cites a week ending March 23 index of 131 vs 143 a year ago and 127 in 1941, with mixed output trends in car loadings, steel, power, and paper board, noting price effects and Army use.
Doctors warn that abdominal pain in children has many causes from simple digestive upset to mesenteric lymphadenitis. Symptoms include colicky lower right abdomen pain, vomiting, fever, and enlarged white cells. Diagnosis requires a physician to distinguish from appendicitis, with no home remedies or laxatives.
A philosophy teacher questions the public view of the great commandments and moral law. The piece asserts that morality is not negotiable and that God governs the world independently of human opinion.
A curious quiz page asks seven questions about history and language. It includes true or false prompts about Ale and a king, army demobilization and reenlistment, river systems, surplus property quality, Italian elections, Bolivia’s capital, the Vienna animal, and Mother’s Day timing in May.
In a tense scene, readers uncover Margot Ingalls letters hidden in a chair. The notes reveal her affection for a mysterious editor, threats of blackmail, and hints she planned a desperate escape. Inspector Barry, Hunt, and Claire note possible murder by a jealous suitor as the case unfolds.
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