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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1944
Page
7
Presents 24 hour, year to date and 30 year monthly precipitation averages. Shows January through December values and annual rainfall of 36.11 inches, with total year to date 0.41 inches. Courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
Diplomatic activity is set to intensify in 1944 as the Big Three face key queries. Refugee governments, neutral powers like Sweden and Turkey, liberated areas such as southern Italy, and Germany’s future postwar role shape plans. A European advisory commission with John G. Winant may steer coordination, while future frontiers and peace conferences evolve through ongoing Allied diplomacy.
Radio highlights list a dramatization Bull's-Eye for Sammy and The Telephone Hour with Grace Moore among broadcasts. Station lineups include WRO-9 WMAL WRC and Lux Radio Theater features Spy Dr I Q broadcast slots and a late night News and music roundup through 11:45.
Albuquerque report notes a dust bowl era project yields farm pond fish. Lt Lawrence V Compton details techniques to raise fish in a half acre pond producing about 100 pounds yearly, using small rain-catching reservoirs advocated to combat dust bowl conditions.
WAYNESBORO VA Jan 3 The Stiegel family descendants of Stiegel glass originators own a farm near New Hope for 133 years Grover C Stiegel farmed until his mother Mrs Charles B Stiegel died Farm equipment sold at public auction estate settled the home was put on the block but a great grandson Jacob Stiegel was the high bidder keeping the land in the family.
Lt Francis RE Manion of New Orleans and his crew survived two weeks in New Guinea after crash landing. An old Covington LA pilot Larry Baldwin found and guided them to safety. Baldwin later disappeared. Manion searched sea and air and eventually learned Baldwin and the others were safe.
Annapolis January 3 Navy football coach Captain John Welch declares luck plus hard work led to a 13 0 win over Army. Welch displayed a four leaf clover he plucked from the practice field as a good luck charm before the game.
Judge John W. Rice presided as Thomas Parlett of the Palace Hotel Winchester was fined six days suspended with 10 dollars and 5.25 costs for drunken and disorderly conduct. Kathleen Stultz of East Lane Winchester was fined five dollars and 4 dollars costs for running a stop sign.
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