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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
4
Notice to Subscribers and Publication Details of The Star
Winchester Evening Star announces delivery guidance for readers and subscription rates. The notice asks subscribers to report delays or irregularities to maintain a reliable service. The paper is published daily except Sundays from Winchester Virginia on August 1 1946 and features a Bible verse from Luke 10 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester, Va
Star
Belated Probe Ordered Into Defective 4.2 Mortar Shells
The War Department will conduct a full investigation into defective 4.2 inch mortar shells that killed American soldiers on the European front. Kenneth O. Royall endorses a complete, unvarnished fact finding. The inquiry follows Senate committee testimony and letters from soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth O" Royall
War Department
Senate Committee
Army
Alden H. Waitt
Atomic money idea eyed by Prof Farrington Daniels
University of Chicago metallurgical lab director proposes an uranium based monetary standard. A fixed energy value linked to uranium or plutonium could stabilize currencies unlike gold or silver. Critics note energy prices vary with demand, challenging the premise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrington Daniels
University of Chicago
Metallurgical Laboratory
Daniels
Outbreaks of Two World Wars Compared
The article notes similarities and differences between World War I and World War II, including Germany as aggressor and Allies controlling the seas, as it marks 32 years since WWI began on August 1, 1914 with Germany declaring war on Russia. It reflects on hopes of localizing conflict and cautionary calls against a third war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
World War Patterns Across the Great Conflicts
The text contrasts triggers and alignments in World War I and World War II. It notes Austria Hungary attacking Serbia in 1914 and Germany invading Poland in 1939, with Italy joining later, and Russia and Japan's varying early roles. It also observes France being occupied early in World War I but not in World War II, and argues the first war was Europe centered while the second became a world war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria- Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Poland
Italy
Russia
Japan
France
Europe
Byrd Farm Subsidy Vote Draws Controversy in Newport News
The Peninsula Shipbuilders Association criticized Senator Byrd for opposing farm subsidies, arguing his stance reflected sound economics and personal integrity. The piece questions the association's motives, suggesting their case may be influenced by external pressures rather than careful analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News Daily Press
Peninsula Shipbuilders’ Association
Byrd
Hutchinson
Mr. Byrd
Winchester youths aid police in peeping Tom capture
News from Winchester reports six youths joined the city police in a foot race down Washington street last night leading to the capture of an alleged Peeping Tom. Building permits in July totaled $64,000 and George O. Mullan was named Rural representative for the Potomac Edison System.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
Winchester
George O. Mullan
Potomac Edison System
Woman nets 12 1 2 pound catfish on weekend fishing trip
Mrs Esther Fuller likely sets a record for women with a 12 1 2 lb catfish caught Friday night on the Slenaindoa while she fished with her husband. The M J Grove Lime Co at Stephens City builds a storage house on the north side of the Highway during downtime. In the last fiscal year 4739 marriage licenses were issued in Winchester amid the medical pre martial law period in Old Dominion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Fuller
Slenaindoa
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Stephens City
Old Dominion
Winchester
Winchester Faces Budget Scrutiny as Food Costs Rise
Ma Winchester and fellow homemakers may need to adjust budgets due to rising food prices. The article notes July will be among the driest months on record, signaling economic strain for households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Winchester
Winchester residents visit, marriages noted, and trip reports
Twenty five years ago in 1921 Mrs. Margaret Miller with her son Robert and daughter Mary visited Mr. D Ambrose in Winchester. Mrs R Gray Williams and daughter Susan Reid returned from Atlantic City after a two week stay. Arthur N Ritter of Winchester wed Mary Ada Striker of Pennsylvania in Alexandria on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Robert
Mary
Winchester
D. Ambrose
R. Gray Williams
Susan Reid
Atlantic City
Arthur N. Ritter
Mary Ada Striker
Pennsylvania
Alexandria
Strength For The Day: Real vs Imagined Invalids
Earl L. Douglas argues sickness is real only in those who choose to be invalids. He contrasts a wealthy man who pretends to be ill with a classmate who suffered infantile paralysis yet built a thriving life and community role. The message presses toward courage and productive living despite affliction.
GI Bill eligibility for very short service veterans
The text explains eligibility hinges on discharge due to actual service incurred injury or disability. The Veterans Administration decides each case individually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Administration
Arch Chapel Bible School To Close With Program Friday
The Arch Chapel Methodist Church Bible School at Stephens City will close Friday evening after two weeks of classes under Pastor E. H. Jackson and four teachers. A special music program will be followed by ice cream and cake for students, parents, and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Chapel Methodist Church Bible School
Stephens City
E. H. Jackson
Jackson
Clarke County Fiduciary Qualifications Noted
Clarke County Clerk lists fiduciary qualifications for Archibelle Arnette Ristedt executor of Posey B. Arnette deceased on July 26 1946 Joseph F Moore executor of John W M Brown on July 27 1946 Harold G Potts administrator of William Preston Wills personal estate on July 29 1946
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Clarke County
Archibelle Arnette Ristedt
Posey B. Arnette
Joseph F. Moore
John W. M. Brown
John W. Brown
Harold G. Potts
William Preston Wills
Seven Quiz Questions and Answers Preview Page 2
A formatted teaser presents seven quiz prompts including Toscanini contract cancellation reason, candy consumption averages, a late South American president’s death at 58, a gangster term, and a true or false drowning question.
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Arturo Toscanini
Paris
Mrs. Carr Heads to Chambersburg for Relatives Visit
1896 fifty years ago items report Mrs. James Carr departing for Chambersburg Pennsylvania to visit relatives. George Taylor on South Kent street grows a sunflower plant with half its blooms. Dr and Mrs Taggart hosted about 25 friends at their home nearby. Washington and Lee Alumni meeting at Rev Dr H M White’s residence awarded the scholarship to Ran T McGuire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carr
Chambersburg
George Taylor
South Kent Street
Taggart
Washington and Lee
H. M. White
Washington and Lee University
Ran T. McGuire
Army insignia question asks branch with crossed flags and torch
The crossed flags and torch insignia are used by the United States Army Reserve. Langhorne Clemens was known by his pen name Mark Twain. President Woodrow Wilson’s first name is Thomas. The silent era Wild West film idol who died recently in Los Angeles at about 83 was Tom Mix.
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Langhorne Clemens
Woodrow Wilson
John
Taddeus
Thomas
Los Angeles
Calif
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