Notice on newspaper delivery and advertising policies
The Evening Star Mail in conformity with P. O. D. Order 19687 informs readers of publication rules. Advertisements must reach the office by 9 P M the day before publication. Subscribers are asked to report delays to aid delivery accuracy.
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Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester
National Representatives DeLisser, Inc
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New York
Star
Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation
End of meat rationing could come with meat supply rise
The article notes potential end to meat rationing as civilian meat supply expands from Army releases and reduced Army buying. Demand may fall with war-plant layoffs ending, possibly allowing September 1 point cuts and even full release soon, while exports determine final timing. Secretary Anderson warned of a cattle surge to market easing the labor program burden.
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Anderson
Reconversion Speeds Up War Production Review
The article notes the U S rapid switch of industry from peace to war driven by fear of invasion and bombing. It contrasts wartime controls with postwar fears of unemployment as politicians push to remove production controls and shift toward peacetime priorities.
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Washington
War Production Board
Industry challenges reach the war conversion stage
The piece notes American industry pressures to reverse war conversion, warns of government interference, a 2,000,000 federal employee tax load, and lingering regulations. It credits Washington with cautious progress toward improving conditions for growth and risk taking.
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Washington
Congress
MacArthur’s pressure aims to reshape Japanese mindset after war
Editorial argues General MacArthur will force Japan to face responsibility for aggression. It notes surrender terms were given in Manila with the code word Bataan to signal the message. It warns that transforming warlike Japanese psychology to peace will require time and a decisive, comprehensive effort.
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MacArthur
Japan
Manila
Pearl Harbor
Bataan
They Also Serve: Wainwright and Devereux in Wake Island Duty
The piece salutes Lieutenant General Wainwright and Colonel Devereux, leaders of the Wake Island garrison, held in Japanese captivity after Corregidor defense. It honors their grim duty, long captivity, and the wider sacrifice of those who fought to buy time for America’s recovery.
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Wainwright
Corregidor
Devereux
Wake Island
China
Pearl Harbor
When Is a War Over
The piece argues that legal peace only comes with signed and ratified treaties with Germany and Japan, even after surrender. Occupation may continue, and large-scale demobilization will proceed slowly, with extended postwar duties likely.
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Newport News Daily Press
Japan
Germany
Blood donors sought for clinic and war updates
One year ago 826 blood donors were needed to assure the clinic. Allied forces pressed toward Germany with bridgeheads near Paris reinforced. South End Fire Company placed second in the local softball league while Virginia Docs Company finished last.
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Germany
Belgium
Paris
South End Fire Company
Virginia Docs Company
Peach Harvest Delayed This Year Says Local Growers
Local fruit growers report the peach harvest arriving later than last year. An official announcement states aliens nationwide must register from August 27 to December 26. Advance plans show the 58th Shenandoah Baptist Association sessions set for August 28-29 in Boyce.
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Winchester
58Th Shenandoah Baptist Association
Boyce
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Lee Braithwaite
Mr and Mrs Lee Braithwaite announce the birth of a son. The date is August 25 and the family shares their happy news.
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Lee Braithwaite
74Th Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Senator Long
Winchester Fair opens 61st annual exhibition with large entries
Fifteen years ago the Winchester Fair began its 61st exhibition drawing a huge entry list. Fred J. Thomas becomes manager of the local theaters succeeding John L. Miller. Police court convicts total ten with fines of 648 dollars on charges from drunken arming to illegal possession.
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Winchester
Fred J. Thomas
John L. Miller
Haldeman Nominated for State Senate in Western Maryland
The Republican section nominates J. B. Haldeman for State Senate. Frances Page Nelson Page and Sandy Baker reach the Western Maryland tennis tour finals at Cumberland Maryland. Mrs. Pershing wife of Brigadier General John Pershing and their three children die in a house fire near San Francisco.
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Haldeman
State Senate
Frances Page
Nelson Page
Sandy Baker
Cumberland
Pershing
John Pershing
San Francisco
Sage tea and sulphur hair solution ad continues in Star
An advertisement urges women with gray hair to try a sage tea and sulphur solution. In Berryville, several couples from Winchester will attend the chance to be given at the Battletown Inn. The Berryville Horse Show grounds course is slippery and muddy, posing danger even to expert riders.
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Winchester
Battletown Inn
Berryville
Berryville Horse Show Grounds
He Lived Wholly for God Francis of Assisi Portrait
The piece recalls Francis of Assisi born 1182 in Assisi Italy as a lively youth who later renounced vanity for holy service. A planned banquet ends with a trance like conversion and a life devoted to God and humanity. His death is described with a flock of doves or darks signaling his ascent.
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Francis of
Assisi
Christ
Francis
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions on Page 2
A reader asks answers to seven quiz items covering presidents Dutch ancestry wartime warnings to Japan Australia capital Britain prime minister international date line ocean, ship of the desert, Pacific Army Command Ryukyu, Belgian king WWI, mass trial German arch criminals, and a melody composer.
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U. S
20Th Air Force
Australia
Great Britain
Pacific Army Command
Inside news and taxation in a weary column
Washington, Aug. 27. The writer muses on government taxation under Roosevelt and Truman, lamenting the power of tax collectors and the lure of living off government. He jokes about joining CIO and questions the fairness of the system, hinting at future columns if he returns.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Truman
LaGuardia
Hillman
Sidney
Chicago
Congress
CIO
Cavalry in the 10th Mountain Division in Italy
The 10th Mountain Division in Italy includes horse cavalry as part of its units. This cavalry participated in the present conflict, contributing to operations in the theater.
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United States
10Th Mountain Division
Italy
Disease Affecting the Young
Rheumatic fever mainly targets youths and can damage heart muscle and valves for years. Early recognition in childhood, improved housing, nutrition, and prompt care after colds or sore throats may prevent attacks. sulfamide drugs show promise in reducing recurrences.
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McCulloch
Answers to Oe Questions from The Winchester Evening Star
A reader seeks fact answers via The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau. Questions cover taxicab counts in the US, rivers flowing north, FBI National Police Academy entry rules, and wartime US spending. The article provides concise responses with named entities and geographic details.
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Winchester Evenings Star Information Bureau
Eye St
Washington, D. C
Veteran Education and Loans Under Servicemen Acts
Q and A excerpts explain that former servicemen may switch courses in college during the act’s eligibility period if the regional manager approves the change. Loans for farm purchase require appraisal and price alignment with long term farm earnings. Wives of servicemen in first four pay grades qualify for Emergency Maternity and Infant Care regardless of income.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Printing press clue sparks Capitol convention intrigue
At Artigas' convention, Terry suspects a press planted in the tower room ties Brooks to the Workers' League. Fitz and Raff debate guilt as Terry races to confront Artigas amid a crowd of reporters and a guarded private conference.
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Brooks
Raff
Estancia
Artigas
Fitz
Jime
Workers’ League
Tower Room
Kitten
Prince Noz
Senor Artigas
de Vera
Argentina
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