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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1944

Page

4

Newspaper notice with biblical verse quotation

Mail in conformity with P. O. PD. Order 19687. Published daily except Sunday by The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester Va. National representatives DeLisser Inc New York. And when they departed the angel of the Lord appeared to Joseph in a dream, Arise and take the young child and his mother and flee into Egypt until I bring word for Herod will seek the young child to destroy him. Matt 2 13.

Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester National Representatives DeLisser, Inc 44Th St New York the Lord Joseph Egypt Herod

Allied naval strategy in Pacific refines push toward Japan

The article notes coordinated Allied naval efforts in the Pacific with Admiral Fraser joining Nimitz for grand strategy. It highlights a British fleet operating from Australia and American advances toward Japan, including Nimitz moving HQ to Guam and coordinated raids from Ceylon and submarine campaigns targeting Japanese shipping.

Europe Far Eastern United Nations Philippines Pacific Indian Oceans Bruce A. Fraser Arthur J. Power Admiral Fraser Pearl Harbor Nimitz Japan Australia South Sea Guam Tokyo Ceylon Singapore Churchill Great Britain

Reprinted Editorials Warn of Slipping American Standard

The editorial argues the American standard of living, once the world’s highest, is slipping due to shortages in materials like silk and linen, fragile textiles, scarce fuel, and aging goods. It stresses production for use over destruction and urges facing the war’s impact to prevent future wars.

Early Bird Seedmen Spur Gardeners To Order Now

A spring preview notes seed catalogues arriving early as 1945 orders loom for vegetables and flowers. The article discusses paper scarcity urging distributors to estimate catalogue needs amid wartime garden demand and the enduring urge of hobby gardeners to plant from Asparagus to Zinnias.

America Tyro

News of Other Years Time Capsule Items Recall Yuletide Events

A look back at happenings from one to five years ago contrasts holiday road safety with snowbound days. Notable items include deaths, war hopes, a snow season, a Christmas banquet, a burned school, air traffic, a family reunion, and a mining explosion fatality.

Oscar Nebel York's Inn Andrew Bell Stephens City Kline

Bank staff host charity carol party for city children

Twenty years ago Farmers and Merchants National Bank personnel sang carols and held a party for local children. Captain Robert A. Bartlett and five Explorers Club members planned a hunt for the End less Caverns. The Colonial Theater marked its first birthday with a Tom Mix film Oh, You Tony.

Farmers and Merchants National Robert A. Bartlett Explorers Club Colonial Theater Tom Mix Tony

Prominent City Businessman Isaac W Russell Dies

Thirty years ago Isaac W Russell a leading local industrialist dies after a long illness. German forces under Field Marshal von Hindenburg advance on all fronts as russian counter attacks are planned in recently lost territory per German reports.

Harry K. Russell Eisenhower Isaac W. Russell Field Marshall von Hindenbureg

Startling facts on church membership and need for revival

Earl L. Douglass urges reflection on 51 million church members outside congregations and millions more children without religious influence. He blames pews, pulpits, and modern life factors, warning of spiritual ignorance and a weakened national life, calling for true revival in the new year.

God

National Park Service Concession Schedule Amid Storm of Confusion

The Interior Department issues a concession facilities schedule for winter in national parks featuring golf riding hot springs rooms and meals. Ickes criticizes the lack of unity at a CIO convention while Petroleum Administration urges reduced pleasure driving to conserve gas.

National Park Service Department of the Interior The Petroleum Administration Department of Interior Park and Petroleum Harold L. Ickes Ickes

Epidemic of highway robbery shocks wartime readers

War era crime spree described as an epidemic of pistol packing highwaymen targeting motorists. Calls rise for judges to impose the harshest penalties under law to curb the robbers during the wartime prosperity period.

How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions

A reader activity lists seven quiz prompts with page 2 answers. Questions cover geography history language and literature including Csepel Island river, WWI era PM, grammar correction, banana production, Auduman Society purpose, Equator capital in South America, Giant Despair in a book, Belgian Congo location, Stonewall Jackson real name, and Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier media form.

Csepel Great Britain Mexico Auduman Society Equator Belgian Congo Stonewall” Jackson Rebecca Daphne du Maurier

Civil and Police Court Dispositions Under Judge Rice

Tuesday morning rulings list Emory Shiflett of Stephens City for disorderly fighting with 510 and costs. Morris Ford of 223 Sharp street fined 20 dollars and costs for drunkenness disorderly conduct and reckless driving with 30 day suspension. Herman Crider of Fulks Run fined five dollars and costs for drunkenness.

John Rice Emory Shiflett Stephens City Morris Ford Sharp Street Herman Crider Fulks Run

Earliest Mississippi Flood Eyewitness Garcilao de la Vega 1543

The first recorded account of a Mississippi River flood comes from the Spaniard Garcilao de la Vega in 1543 detailing a remarkable surge and its impacts along indigenous settlements and river travel.

Garcilao de la Vega

Meaning of Om mani padme hum in Tibetan prayer

The Smithsonian explains the phrase translates roughly to Glory unto the jewel in the lotus. The second word means jewel and the third lotus, with the remaining terms aligning to our Amen or Glory.

Smithsonian Institution

Freedom of expression and radio versus press in a democracy

In Washington, a column argues that true freedom includes the right to dissent and critique in politics. It contends radio is an amusement business, while the press primarily informs, and notes government oversight of airwaves versus press independence.

Washington Wisconsin AP UP INS Churchill Russia Paul Porter Radio (Communications) Commission Radio Commission

Carotid Sinus Life and the Body's Hidden Threads

A medical column discusses the carotid sinus as a key, though not sole, regulator of blood pressure and heart rate. It recounts a case where neck pressure from tight collars triggered dizziness, which resolved after proper collar fit. The piece notes life’s complexity and the carotid sinus as one influential factor among many.

War Department Continental United States

Wax on heels keeps stockings longer, lab says

Textile specialists from the U S Department of Agriculture report that rubbing wax on stockings extends wear by about four times. They advise applying candle wax or paraffin to heels and toes before each wearing.

Wolf in Man's Clothing Puene 1943 8&Y Av

A tense scene unfolds in a country cottage as Alexia and Nicky plot with a knife, Drue hides upstairs, and Anna confesses fear of murder. The narrator, Sarah, discovers Alexia in Nicky's clothes, and vows to involve the police while guiding Drue to safety. The chapter ends with unresolved danger and secrecy.

Wolf IN Man's Puenene 8&Y Av Frederic Miller Nicky Alexia Nugent Drue Anna Nurse Keate Mr. Brent Sarah Norgs Digitalis Brent House Craig Washington New York Evi

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