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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1940

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates and notice

Advertisement rates listed for Winchester Evening Star include 2 cents per word with 26 cent minimum, display ads 45 cents per inch, and contracts on application. Circulation and office details mention Associated Press affiliation and multiple city offices with subscription options and rates.

Associated Press DeLisser-Boyd, Inc New York Richmond Chicago Pittsburgh Philadelphia Rochester Atlanta San Francisco

Resolving Stewardship In Luke 16:4 Parable

The speaker explains a plan to secure favor after being dismissed from stewardship by ensuring others will welcome him. The verse frames prudent action by a manager preparing for his future.

Roosevelt Urges Build Up to Defeat Nazi Threat

The president warns America faces unprecedented danger from Nazi tyranny and calls for a massive production effort. He says the nation must become the great arsenal of democracy, supplying Britain with weapons while avoiding direct invasion. He urges sacrifice, unity, and bold steps to deter war and ensure survival.

America United States Great Britain Roosevelt

New France sees call for unity and liberal speech

The era hints at growing French unity and openness after recent events. Marshal Petain proclaimed a new France in a Christmas Eve broadcast urging citizens to participate in a renaissance for brighter future, promising a guiding star ahead.

France Laval Marshal Petain

France Watches U S Role Amid Franco Pact Hopes

The piece notes France weighing the United States new ambassador Admiral Leahy and hopeful sentiment in Le Temps about Franco American ties. It contrasts wartime doubts of Petain’s regime with implied confidence that a new France loyal to liberty may emerge despite current constraints.

Hitler William D. Leahy France United States le Temps Petain Marshal Petain Quisling

Editorial: Federal takeover of old age pensions feared

A Richmond News Leader reprint argues that federalizing old age pensions would explode costs. It warns that removing state cost shares could boost monthly payments to 40 dollars for millions over 60, risking bankruptcy and fiscal madness. It urges defense of independence and warns against Townsendism.

Richmond News-Leader Roosevelt Congress Treasury Senate Connally House United States Houses

Roosevelt Jr and wife injured in Paris mountain crash return to Washington

Franklin D Roosevelt Jr and his wife are injured in a crash on Paris mountain Route 50 while en route from a benefit party at Scaleby Clarke county to Washington. They were transported to Winchester hospital. Dr Allen Roy Dafoe resigns as guardian of the Dionne quintuplets. Mr and Mrs E B Timberlake of Amherst street plan to depart for Florida in a few days.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Paris Mountain Washington Scaleby Clarke County Winchestre Hospital Allen Roy Dafoe E. B. Timberlake Amherst Street Florida

Resignation at local Red Cross to join Essex county post

Mrs. Bertha Hicks executive secretary of the local Red Cross chapter resigns to accept a position in Essex county. The item notes a leadership change and new assignment.

Bertha Hicks Red Cross Essex County Emperor Ethiopia Addis Abba

Fire destroys barn on Edward Chrisman farm and losses noted

Ten years ago a large barn on Edward Chrisman's DeHaven area farm burned with crop and stock loss. Miller Henderson, trainer at Audley B. B. Jones' racing stables near Berryville, died in Baltimore. Snow blocks all highways as Cumberland Valley endures a white Christmas with Winchester and Frederick celebrating.

Edward Chrisman DeHaven Miller Henderson Audley B. B. Jones Berryville Baltimore Cumberland Valley Winchester Frederick

Local merchants report record holiday trade this Christmas

Twenty five years ago local merchants checked up on Christmas trade and saw business break all holiday records. Miss Julia Clowe and Benjamin F. Davis wed at the bride's North Washington street home. Little Misses Harriett and Mary Pearson hosted the Pollyanna Club at National Avenue home.

Julia Clowe Benjamin F. Davis North Washington Street Harriett Mary Pearson National Avenue

Christmas Greeting From Fortney in Manila

Forty years ago Robert Forney with the U S Army in Manila sends a Christmas greeting to The Star. Mr and Mrs B S Minor celebrate their second wedding anniversary in Charlottesville. Mrs J E Evans hosts a holiday party serving chicken and waffles.

Robert Forney U. S. Army Manila The Star B. S. Minor Charlottesville J. E. Evans

New Year's Dances as Exercise and Fun

Dr. Clendening extols dancing as healthy exercise and entertainment for all ages. He cites his friend Dr. Adrian Gibbs, notes dancing’s primal appeal, and recounts therapeutic benefits of dance classes for cripples and shy youths. The column also answers questions on cataracts and leg bruising, plus information about seven pamphlets offered for 10 cents each.

Adrian Gibbs Clendening Iir Logan Clendening

Answers To Questions By Frederic J. Haskin

Reader inquiry column from The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau by Frederic J. Haskin director Washington D C answers quiz questions on topics including Diamond Jim Brady Lillian Russell and a jeweled bicycle, Knights of Pythias meaning, Verkhoyansk cold, Lafayette citizenship, paper wheels in Pullman cars, World War I dead in foreign cemeteries, Printers Ink slogan service, Plymouth Rock history, and a Mississippi congressman proposal on women smoking.

Paul Johnson Mississippi District of Columbia

How To Get Ahead On A Budget 1941 Booklet

Household Budget Booklet 1941 from Washington Information Bureau offers sample budgets for individuals and families with various incomes. It explains easy systems of account keeping and saving to maximize value from any salary. Send ten cents postpaid for a copy, with a mail-in coupon to The Winchester Evening Star in Frederick J. Haskin, Director, Washington DC.

Washington Information Bureau The Winchester Evening Star Frederick J. Haskin Washington, D. C

The Star Quiz Answers on Page 2

A test page lists ten questions about money shares Greek fashion gunboats government currency freezing water see of presidents westward bounds postal service and biblical figures with no provided answers.

Athletic Pronunciation Confusion Highlighted

A note corrects common mispronunciations of the word athletic. The proper form is ath let ik, not ath a let ik, with emphasis on the second syllable.

Athletic

Murder Makes A Hero In Coastal Family Tale

Nancy Deane enters Cary Essex II's household to help document a century old genealogical project. Tensions flare as Aunt Althea battles a shady sea chest, while Bill Wing's neglect of Johnny, his son, sparks a village struggle over intervention and welfare.

Nancy Deane Cary Essex II Cary Essex IV Sho Young Cary Althea Denne Horace Rand

England Needs More Troops to Win War, British Officials Say

Washington observers note official British estimates from Lord Lothian that England requires additional soldiers to sustain a strong offensive against Germany. Friends of Britain in the capital urged caution against admitting American manpower, but the ambassador emphasized the crisis and the need for reinforcements despite England's defense readiness.

Carroll Kilpatrick Birmingham News Washington England Lord Lothian Friends of Britain British Isles

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