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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1941
Page
14
Winchester Evening Star advertising rates include 2 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum and 45 cents per inch for transfers. Evening Star is a Virginia newspaper with national AP coverage and multiple subscription options. Subscriptions priced at 3.80 per year by mail, 3.80 by carrier weekly, and various six month and three month terms.
A short devotional quotation from Psalm 125 1 cited as a faith based exhortation. It contrasts the fearful with the faithful stating the faithful are as Mount Zion that cannot be moved. The date December 4 1941 is given as the publication context.
The text argues Secretary Stimson criticizes Russia for denying American observer access to military operations on the Russian front. It notes Roosevelt's lend lease aid to Russia and arms shipments, while suggesting Stalin's stance could fuel distrust and suspicion in the United States.
A historical overview traces Japan’s expansion from four main islands in 1867 to control over Korea Formosa Manchukuo and territories in Sakhalin and the Kuriles. It notes treaties wars and protectorates shaping Japan’s imperial reach through 1914 and beyond.
The article traces Japan's shifts from early 20th century concessions at Washington to later aggressive moves. It notes Japan gaining former German islands under League mandate, then rapid expansion through Manchuria, Shanghai, eastern China, and French Indochina by 1940. It compares regional sizes to the United States and its territories.
Reprinted editorial questions the Kansas City whiskey driving tests as prankish and inconclusive. It notes drivers improved after drinks, questions data validity, and warns against using findings for advertising. It highlights intoxication thresholds and concludes the safe rule remains do not drive after drinking.
Dr Logan Clendening argues home care can be best for some tuberculosis patients and stresses rest, proper diet, and home climate over sanatorium treatment. He notes modern therapy focuses on lung rest and surgery, feasible at home under a physician, and offers pamphlets for 10 cents each via the newspaper.
Collier's Weekly condemns HR4 and HR4845 for expanding veterans pensions through the House. It argues the measures unjustly grant benefits to noncombatants and reduce accountability. The piece calls on Congress and the President to block the bills to prevent further taxpayer burdens.
A nostalgic column mocks regional pie loyalties with apple and mince favored by the Springfield Republican while pumpkin pie secures second place for Middle Western readers. The piece playfully defends pumpkin pie as breakfast staple and praises warm and cold varieties with a nod to Emerson.
Washington reports shortages rapidly developing in defense materials and manpower. The draft faces similar issues as in the last war, where early regulations failed to distinguish physical qualifications for front line service from support roles, exposing how many men could work in essential but different duties.
A historical note on December 1917 re classification of men by fitness for combat or ordinary life tasks. It cites a pigeoneer rejection due to a knot hole in a wooden leg, illustrating acceptance of noncombat roles. The piece notes navy pressure to allow conscription and potential legal changes to permit it.
The piece argues for mobilizing women and girls in skilled roles such as moulders and pattern makers to boost production. It warns against rigid physical standards and the 28 year rule, urging full use of skilled labor across both military and civilian sectors while noting limits in bearing arms and heavy vehicle tasks.
Easton Maryland reports Miss Elizabeth Hooker from Baltimore landed at Tred Avon airport to refuel and was invited to stay as an aviation instructor for a new group of C A A students. A Smith College graduate, she is 25 and has ten years of flying experience. she paused a medical career to devote time to aviation.
The piece details Christian leadership traits including patience, tact, and reliability, emphasizing knowledge of work, health habits, humility, and grace. It warns against self chosen leaders and advocates Christlike love, empathy, discipline, and steady resolve in guiding others.
Frederic J. Haskin directs the Winchester Star Information Bureau in Washington D C offering readers answers to any fact via mail. Include three cents for a reply and address requests accordingly.
The dialogue reveals John L. Lewis middle name as Llewellyn. It notes a discussion about weights, stating a cubic foot of gold weighs 1,200 pounds.
A quiz page presents ten questions about frost ripening persimmons trust sayings hair of the dog remedies and colonial era births. It asks for who spoke certain lines and details about Napoleon and a deaf composer.
A field report notes a common error in capitalization of geographic regions in 19th century style writing. It highlights the phrase The South and The West and argues for consistent lowercasing unless part of a formal name.
A brief reflection from Jay Claytor urges making time with God each day to renew personal strength and inner control, emphasizing consistent spiritual practice as a source of guidance.
Walker McC. Bond is elected resident of the Virginia State Articulture Society at its 45th Green convention. Billy Miller Robert Taylor and Graham Kerr named on the All-CVAL football team for 1940. Announcement of Miss Margaret Vincent Stephens City and Marshall Hollis.
Miller's Drug Store opened in 1775 plans a weekend celebration for its store renovation. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin tells the House of Commons that Baward cannot marry Pson and keep his throne. Mrs Nellie Harrison widow of Judge T Harrison dies of a heart attack.
Ten years ago on May 4 Sarah Zane E E Cuthbert and W A Anderson bagged a deer during a hunting trip in Pennsylvania. J M Steck presided over a special Winchester Historical Association meeting.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Robinson attend the Bucknell Dickinson football game in Carlisle. The report notes a rare airship display with a non inflammable gas filled sphere and mentions the first snow bringing relief to farmers worried by mild weather.
Twenty five years ago a man named Himelright hosted a party at his home near Mt Williams for his 21st birthday. The item notes a Beott Grent selling a carload of 26 heavy draft horses to a Maryland dealer by the pound. Virginia Woolen workers and volunteers from the city's fire companies attended revival services at the Tabernacle where Rev Luther Bridgers preached.
Forty years ago Robert L. Gray was named to the Constitution and By laws committee of the newly formed Cum Serene Valley Firemen's Association. Frank Carter lies in a critical condition at his home after being kicked by his horse.
A 144 page collection of 205 patriotic and Christmas songs and cowboy chants arranged for voice and piano. Includes historical notes on beginnings of airs and offers a postage coupon for 20 cents. Printed for Winchester Evening Star readers with request for name address and routing details.
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