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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1946
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star published daily at Winchester Virginia by The Evening Star Publishing Co. Advertisers must place display ads by 12 noon the day before publication. Transient rate 50 cents per inch. Contract rates on request. Classified rates available in the classified columns.
The Richmond Times Dispatch argues surrender to John L Lewis is the only path out of the coal crisis. The STAR rejects that view and calls for a decisive fight to show government sovereignty over any autocratic labor leader.
The Richmond News Leader celebrated its 50th anniversary marking the first issue published on the last day of November 1896 by Joseph Bryan. The paper has grown in stature under editors Douglas Southall Bryan John Stewart Bryan and David Tennant Bryan and remains trusted for public service.
The Government weighs using Big Inch and Little Inch pipelines built for oil to move natural gas from Texas to New York area raising questions about industrial fuel supply. Secretary Patterson cites budget limits and ongoing occupations abroad as factors shaping wartime appropriations and potential policy shifts.
A 1945 note lists the Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Festival board members as luncheon guests of J. W. Arthur on December 17. James R. Lowrey resigns from Winchester police, per Chief C. W. Hollis, who also announces Harding Whitacre’s Navy return. Boy Scouts central district committee details and final week winner in The Star football forecast contest, Dottie Barnes.
Reports say King Edward may clash with the cabinet on Wallis Simpson's status as a divorcee amid ongoing tensions. Franco predicts a Loyalist defeat with fascist air power pivotal in overthrow attempts. A Middletown High School tablet honors two World War II graduates Beaty and Cadwellader. Local prizes awarded to L Campbell and G L Rothgeb in a corn contest at a bank. A hog theft at J E Correll's South Main residence is noted with train changes disrupting Valley Branch service.
Fern L. Douglas argues there are gross sins and spiritual sins. Spiritual sins like avarice pride and envy infect hearts, often hidden from view yet corrode life drive. Jesus focused on these inner sins to shock readers into recognizing and resisting them.
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Fragmented OCR notes highlight tat branch dustry as crucial for farming. The text emphasizes its importance to agriculture, suggesting a link to regional crop production and supply chains.
Abby balances hospital work and a renewed romance as she travels to New York for an auction with Val. She bids on paintings, buys two, misses a third, and longs for her modest apartment while anticipating meeting Barry at the train station. The stretch includes gifts, fittings, and the pull of family duties.
Medical notes describe visceroptosis with two types, maternal and virginal, its symptoms and diagnosis, and recommend exercise, weight gain, belts, small meals, rest, and limited water. The second part summarizes a proposed Yangtze River dam by Dr John Savage with a 750 foot height, 250 mile reservoir, and 1 billion cost.
A persuasive piece urging firearm safety for American boys. It cites 1945 firearm deaths and urges guardians to teach proper handling before any youth uses a rifle. Emphasizes unloading, shell checks, and safe muzzle control through a trained adult instructor.
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