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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
5
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia asks Chester Bowles to permit an additional Virginia sugar allotment to aid home production of apple butter. He cites 214 million pounds in storage and drought ruined gardens, urging a full report on overall sugar needs and whether extra allotment is feasible.
A former atheist describes his conversion inspired by nature and belief in a divine order. He argues that the Bible offers unquestioned authority and that faith in its truth guides Christian life more than philosophy or service alone. He urges firm biblical convictions as the foundation of understanding God and His will.
The Office of Defense Transportation announced formal recognition of the Virginia Fruit Transportation Advisory Committee in Hagerstown Maryland. The group plus a Jefferson county sub committe will guide motor truck movement from production areas to assembly points and plants in 1944 amid reduced transport capacity.
Mr Gisburne calls for all producers haulers dealers and receivers of fruit products to intensify efforts to eliminate wasteful transportation. He urges full cooperation of the fruit transportation advisory committee and the ODT in each district.
The Reliance Virginia home-coming exercises drew many locals and visitors including residents from Washington. Families and friends traveled to meet relatives and attend services, with attendees noting prayers by Rev. Eyras Gruver of McLean. Travel to The Plains and Front Royal was reported for gatherings and visits.
Sunday with Mrs Lakey s parents Mr and Mrs Stickley described as a family gathering at their residence. The note highlights a cordial visit and familial connection during the weekend.
Government notice outlines tax rules under the Federal Internal Revenue Act effective April 1 1944. Items include toilet preparations luggage bill folds and jewelry taxed at 20 percent with clocks under $5 and watches under $65 taxed at 10 percent.
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