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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1944
Page
4
The dispatch notes a shifting war tone as Hitler's Europe falters and Allied planners foresee a major Pacific clash. It suggests Tokyo considers striking now while Britain and the United States align their fleets for a decisive naval confrontation against Japan.
Public notices outline subscription prices by mail and carrier with rates for one year six months and three months, plus transient rates and a reminder to report delivery irregularities. A biblical quotation and psalm reference appear at the end of the notice.
J Edgar Hoover warns that theft of irreplaceable tools from war plants jeopardizes production and postwar plans. He cites pockets of pilfering across the industry, urging patriotic workers to report thefts as penalties loom for depredators.
An obscure Chinese prophecy about a Japanese battle fleet coming out of hiding is being studied by Allied circles. Analysts weigh potential outcomes of a surface engagement and explain why the Imperial Navy has avoided major sea battles since Pearl Harbor, focusing on escort duties and water defense.
The Howland Memorial prize honors Field Mar for counsel to General Marshall and pivotal role in enabling free opinion and teaching during wartime. General Dill, turning sixty three, is praised for decades of service, leadership, and fostering Anglo American military cooperation.
Roanoke Times notes an advertisement claiming "good pay, easy hours, ideal working conditions" draws mixed reaction. The piece contrasts romantic job promises with America's rugged industrial past and the push for national service.
Editor notes Captain Baker and aides train the young boys at the armory on Sunday. Many participate while many miss the chance. the writer urges parental support for this voluntary program to reduce training costs and aid national readiness.
Allied forces stop Rommel’s push into a key sector as U boats claim many victims. Harsh conditions in the North Atlantic leave victims frozen to death. Red forces press toward the Black Sea port of Norovossisk.
W. W. Smallwood Jr. announces bid for Clarke County Sheriff. House rejects proposal for Gaum naval base citing potential protests.
Ten years ago Grimes Virginia faced a major blaze driven by high winds and water shortage. The Post Office and a store survived while the town suffered extensive damage and near destruction. Leopold III is enthroned King of Belgium today. The Virginia House passes a bill authorizing horse racing.
Paralysis stroke is fatal to Jesse Sloat in Washington. The Senate passes a fruit inspection bill today.
Nine people are rescued as the Mexican steamer Mexico wrecks off the coast. Former U.S. Senator and Interior Secretary Teller of Colorado dies at 83. A Civil War picture titled Within the Enemy's Lines is showing at the Empire.
Fairfax Hall hosted a Colonial Concert drawing one of the largest city crowds. Construction began today on the Shenandoah River Bridge and the Castleman and Berry ferries. John Davis lies critically ill at his home on S Market Street from stomach trouble.
Winchester Rotary Club to screen Desert Army a British Eighth Army film detailing El Alamein victory and advance toward Tripoli at the regular meeting tomorrow. Herbert Solenberger arranged the screening to be shown at 1 PM in Sarah Zane Hall.
A list of ten trivia prompts from a vintage quiz page asks true false about Washington White House steel supply accuracy Brutus Et tu Langley Field location Texas Virginia or Ohio British general at Long Island famed for defeating Washington Linotype or sewing machine and 1944 Christmas weekday largest North American quadruped
Realty transfers list multiple 1920s era deeds including Clumberland Valley and Martinsburg RR to Adam J DeHart and Charlotte E DeHart for land on Stewart Street. Ellen F Bell to Carl C Whitaker unimproved lot on U S Route 11. Nora E Michael to William B Sowers 373 Gray Avenue dwelling with partial interest. Mamie E Lamp to O F Snapp dwelling on Greenwall Ave. C M Lockhart to E S Nicholson and Elizabeth Nicholson 218 Warwick Street. John L Daniels to George D Daniels 85 acres Stonewall District. Lawrence M Guthridge to Corbin lot on Route 37. Murray D Mitchell to Clarence L Williams Hillcrest lots. A C Oates to T F Reid 140 acres east of LeHew with improvements.
A wartime poster urges support for war bonds with bold call to action All back he attacks. The message emphasizes national defense and financial backing during the conflict.
Washington reports chancellor Kingsley Wood links full employment with postwar peace and outlines bold federal budget ideas for public works and a 20 hour week. Paul Mallon notes both nations chase economic supremacy as a solution amid past failures.
The essay argues past economic formulas failed to ensure full employment over 14 years. It condemns plans like huge budgets and shorter work weeks, saying only maintaining profits sustains employment. It urges policies that hold a steady expectation of profits to drive spending, investment, and production.
Dr. Clendening notes 1943 U S health at a high level with lower infant death and diarrheal mortality. Tuberculosis hits a new low while chronic diseases rise modestly due to longer lifespans. Optimistic 1944 outlook from Louis T Dublin of Metropolitan Life Insurance.
A midweek Lenten menu lists breakfast with apple sauce, rusk, and coffee. lunch includes a toasted meat sandwich and skim milk. supper features broiled liver, Brussels sprouts, toast, preserved fruit, and a cup of coffee or tea. No sugar, butter, or cream used. optional clear soup.
Mallory Baker faces a tense reunion with John and William Smith at a Tamazindale restaurant. Richard Blythe and her past plan clash with the brothers as they discuss travels, a Montecito stay, and a mutual, fragile alliance. Manuelita Estrada and a mysterious Manuelita add to the tension as Mallory scans the room for escape.
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