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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1946
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists delivery notices and rates for subscriptions by mail and carrier. It details display and classified ad deadlines and outlines monthly, quarterly, and annual pricing, noting regional zone variations and nondelivery advisories.
The Pennsylvania senator accuses Republican leadership of widening the rift with Russia while Byrnes seeks to bridge it. Senator Ball of Minnesota counters that GOP cooperation with Byrnes stays intact unless Democrats undermine it. The Democratic paper backs Ball, criticizes Wallace and Pepper, notes Guffey’s landslide defeat and retirement.
The Army reveals an airship plan reaching 1700 miles per hour and scientists discuss how frictionless travel might create spinning nanoworlds. They ponder whether humans will finally disturb the universe with microscopic life in a self generated cosmos.
The piece argues that the United States must defend a gov ernment of laws over a single leader backed by a large following. It decries the coal strike as a denial of American principles and urges Americans to reaffirm democratic processes and public welfare over concentrated power.
The piece argues against excluding Re presentative Vito Marcantonio of New York and Mississippi Senator Bilbo, urging Congress to respect voters' choices. It contends neither man should be barred without solid grounds and stresses that voters deserve representation by their chosen representatives.
The report notes doubts about Bilbo and Marcantonio being elected and signals ongoing scrutiny of the counts. Allies and opponents respond amid a tense political climate as observers call for transparency and possible legal review.
O L Ligon a Labot community farm leader shows on .23 of an acre he produced and sold produce in 1946 totaling 291.36 dollars including green onions seed onions English peas butterbeans and canned snaps. He notes he could replant the plot and stresses soil care manure use pest and disease control and feeding land to yield food. His question asks if anyone will go hungry.
A Frederick County School Board meeting revisited plans for a central high school. Major General Gilbert R. Cook spoke at a Lions Club luncheon launching a fundraising campaign for the Winchester Frederick County War Memorial.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Robinson returned from Carlisle after attending the Bucknell Dickinson football game. A helium filled blimp marked a historic first in aerial history. The sight pleased farmers and fruit growers with the new airship display.
In this sermon style piece the author argues against idealizing the colonial past noting that many forebears used slave hunters and savages as tools in warfare. He warns that leaders often sacrifice the weak for the strong and that the heart of man is deeply wicked across ages.
A set of ten trivia prompts covers famous figures and facts from American history and world affairs. Includes William Frederick Cody’s nickname, Oberammergau cancellation reasons, trial in absentia at Nuremberg, radium co discoverers daughter, Princeton Penn football result, Morgenthau Jr successor, nearest African port to South America, snakes in Hawaii, fellahs in Arabic countries, and Jonas Pickering’s industry.
Chicago report tells how Miss Zygowicz, 160 pounds, trained to beat cold lags and social walls by weightlifting. She now throws a 220-pound brother over her head and lifts a 330-pound weight, claiming health slimmer figure and more boyfriends as she pursues the nation's strongest woman title.
The article analyzes the French election outcomes with Socialists dropping 27 seats to 93 in the new congress, Communists gaining 20, and debates how co operation with Communists affected political fortunes in France Britain and the United States. It notes potential rise of a De Gaulle led right movement and warns of rising anti Communist forces.
The fragment argues for banding people together to resist Communism and repair weaknesses in Socialism. It warns that rejection of international engagement could revive American isolationism if allies abroad shift in Britain and France and public opinion turns against cooperation.
Jelutong from the Pontianak tree is cited as the base substance for bubble gum. The tree grows in the Malay Peninsula and provides the gum used in making the product.
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