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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1945
Page
4
This item provides readership guidance for The Evening Star Publishing Co with delivery feedback, ad submission deadlines, and rates. It also includes a religious quotation from Luke 15 18 urging a return home and cautioning against evil companions.
Deputy UNRRA Director Roy F. Hendrickson notes a proposed aid request of 700 million dollars will strain resources. The US funds most of UNRRA with many nations contributing little. Approval hinges on Russia’s ability to pay and future council deliberations in London.
The Allies favor a phased approach to future German peace, delaying formal signing until about 1950. Prior negotiations would involve Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, and Austria to curb Germany’s postwar influence and prevent a repeat of post WWI neglect toward satellite nations.
The plan allows time to observe how the German people view peace and whether they favor future wars. It aims to gauge what form of Germany will best fit the European picture after years of peace.
The Gloucester-Mathews Gazette-Journal asserts William M. Tuck has clearly stated positions on key issues such as poll tax elimination education road policy and veterans benefits. It argues he is more prepared than rivals like Price and Plunkett and would better guide Virginia toward progress.
The Baltimore Sun discusses a red-bound 23 page Nazi plan attributed to Hitler and top German officers detailing occupation rules for England. It envisions deportations, slave labor, executions for resisting, hostage use, and draconian rationing and curfews if England fell in 1940.
One year ago Churchill believed the Axis would fall soon while foes retreated on all fronts. The Winchester Rotary Club hosts district governor Lynn C. Dickerson of Harrisonburg tomorrow. A carnival at the old airport ends this week with a polio warning for parents to keep children under 16 away as cases rise.
Miss Mary Himélright will become the bride of Corporal Paul J. Randall, commander of the Easton Maryland State Police Bar racks. In other news Josh Oates of Capon Bridge is reported dead near Cross Junction. Handley High School plans to open its winter session September 5 with registration August 26 and 27.
Ten years ago Ernest Luttrell was chosen as the Republican candidate for state senate from the 24th district by county. Martial law was considered at Addis Ababa to control wild tribesmen amid warnings of possible Italian invasions. Miss Jeannie Miller was honored at a dance on her 14th birthday.
The San Francisco Conference faced a heated dispute over omitting the opening prayer. Officials argued the variety of faiths made a universal prayer unwise. The piece recalls the 1787 Constitutional Convention where prayers were omitted to keep church and state separate, yet prayer was later offered for guidance, aiding a critical compromise.
A student recalls making a belt and bag using designs from museum motifs, painting on outlines, and assembling a quirky wardrobe. She shares news of a four month old cocker spaniel, circus gossip, and the antics of friends with music and cinema chatter.
A Winchester resident testifies that Erb-Help eased severe stomach gas and bloating after meals. He reports weight loss and renewed meal enjoyment, praising the herbal formula said to cleanse bowels and support liver and kidneys, sold at local drug stores.
Brooks and Terry return to the big house after a hospital visit as Terry discovers a pamphlet calling for workers to unite. The Workers' League hints at organized protest against Brooks, stirring tension as Terry realizes she is in love with Brooks and faces Corinne at the door.
A reader quiz listing ten questions on politics racing opera zoology and military terms plus an answer on tactical reserve units defining tactical as relating to combat operations and the purpose of reserves.
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