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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1946

Page

4

Notice to subscribers on paper delivery delays

A notice from National Representatives Inc advises Winchester Evening Star subscribers to report delays or irregularities in delivery to help maintain a perfect system. The notice includes a Bible verse and pricing figures.

The Star

Pullman Conductors Strike Delayed by Railway Act

Presidential action under the Railway Labor Act postpones a planned August 7 walkout by 2,700 Pullman conductors for at least 60 days. Historical note explains the Pullman Strike of 1894 and the shift from manufacturing to operating Pullman cars.

Truman Pullman Chicago American Railway Union Pullman Company George Mortimer Pullman

Senate war committee probes defective wartime shells

The Senate war investigating committee received numerous letters alleging defects in 4.2 inch mortar shells used by the Army. Fuzes and casings were faulty, impairing weapon efficiency and delaying front shipments. Officials may be summoned to verify facts and determine responsibility for design or manufacture. The inquiry scope will broaden as price control matters and meat ceilings are discussed by officials.

Senate War Investigating Committee Chemical Warfare

Meat prices to stay high as supply tightens across the nation

Economists warn consumers will pay more for steaks and chops as meat supplies shrink. Population growth outpaces animal supply, exports lag, and cattle in feedlots hit record lows. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago estimates a 300 million pound drop in this year’s meat output, keeping prices elevated unless demand falls sharply.

Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

Connecticut Yale Plan aids alcohol treatment urged for Virginia

Current Opinion urges Virginia to adopt a Connecticut Yale Plan style program for alcoholics. It argues that treating drinkers reduces crime and public costs, citing Yale Clinics with 50 percent success and costs of 60 to 100 dollars per patient. It suggests reallocating Alcoholic Beverage Control profits to fund treatment.

Virginia Connecticut Connecticut Commission On Alcoholism Yale Plan Yale University Yale Virginia General Assembly

Democratic gubernatorial primary shows strong challenge

News from One Year Ago notes a vigorous 1945 Democratic gubernatorial primary campaign. Kenneth Windle wins election as director of the McIlwee Municipal Band for the year. Dr Charles S Milton plans a small animal hospital on Marion Anderson property. Daylight saving time observance eyed by Winchester business leaders. Gerald Copenhaver reports a four feet catfish weighing 19 pounds. H J Alward elected commander of Lloyd Williams Post 41 American Legion. George E Fansler and Louis H Grimm couples plan trip to Yellowstone National Park. Winchester street department urges cleaner streets cooperation. James P Carbaugh and James H Wolfe enlist in the U S Navy.

Kenneth Windle Winchester McIlwee Charles S. Milton Marion Anderson Martinsburg Pike Gerald Copenhaver Lloyd Williams American Legion H. J. Alward George E. Fansler Louis H. Grimm Yellowstore National Park Winchester Street Department James P. Carbaugh James H. Wolfe U. S. Navy

Night Train to Raleigh Despair on the Palm Queen

Corbett endures a rattling night aboard the Palm Queen bound past Raleigh. Elaine Weston frets over Max and her mother, while Corbett tries calm counsel and quiet distance as the train shudders through sleet and rain.

Corbett Chuckie Joanie Elaine Weston Frankel Kalchis Grandma Dr. Franke Raleigh Lancaster Max

Civil Service Commission Finds No Openings for Japan

The Civil Service Commission says there are no opportunities for Civil Service employees to work in Japan.

Civil Service Commission Japan

Local Collision at B and O Depot Delays Trains

Miss Lizzie Bates involved in a serious accident at the Baltimore and Ohio passenger depot last night. The Nenpariels and Lewis Jones clubs to play tomorrow evening at Evans Park. New silver certificates worth $2 and $5 to be issued next week. Miss Cora Whisson hosted a tea for Miss Katie Striker of Clearfield, Pa, on Wednesday night.

Lizzie Bates Baltimore and Ohio Nenpariels Lewis Jones Evans Park Cora Whisson K&tie Clearfield

Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas

The article discusses the foxhole atheism axiom, noting soldiers’ faith patterns and slow lasting conversions. It argues religion’s strength, not crisis, banishes atheism, and reflects on wartime religious experience and transformation.

Earl L. Douglas D. D

How's Your I Q Hostile Quiz Question

The prompt asks to name the Englishwoman and directs turning to page 2 for answers. The fragment provides no further context or names to identify.

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