The Evening Star Classified Fare
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from The Evening Star newspaper describes publication details and ad policies. It includes deadlines and rates as well as a reflective biblical verse and brief organizational contact hints.
Reports from the Western Front claim American forces lack ground defense against German Tigers beyond costly swarming tactics. The piece argues U S tank design and armor lagged behind German advances and British practice, implying national negligence in recognizing and correcting tank deficiencies.
A satirical look at temperature readings from various locals in Maplevale. Banker Judson K. Elhanon notes 8 degrees, railroad official Cranston P. Benjamen cites 5, economist Peletiah Epaphroditus claims 44 on his porch, and ad writer Shadrack Erkusall doubts the numbers. The piece jokes about regional temp trends and the Gulf Stream influence.
The American Army and Navy Journal questions the Eastern Front's vigor, noting a quiescent Baltic to Hungary as Teheran commitments press a strong Allied push in the West. Russians reply through official channels amid doubt from observers about sustained drives.
The Pravda claim that 70 German divisions fight Russians in the Balkans contrasts with Anglo American forces in the West. It suggests Germany may divert 150 more divisions from Poland, with observers noting Eastern divisions could shift to the Western Front. The issue: is Russia applying full effort now?
London reporters note Army officials in England push to suppress the Stars and Stripes B- Bag column where Grove airs gripes about the war. The New York World argues suppression degrades freedom of the press and harms soldiers by blocking candid feedback.
Combat accuses French readers of ingratitude as American troops provide supplies while soldiers head to the front. The piece contrasts civilian relief with the hardship of battle and urges French citizens to reflect on sacrifice and faith during the liberation period.
Associated Press reports distances on three fronts: Western Front 301 miles from near Duren, Eastern Front 304 miles from north of Warsaw, and Hungarian Front 364 miles from the Hron river.
W A Baker city treasurer presents a report to the City Council on the city's financial condition. Hospital officials warn of a nurse shortage and need for trained Nurses Aides. The G A A plans to elect officers later this week. Norman DeHaven reports slaughter of over 80 porkers this season. Frank Humston resigns after 17 years at First National Bank Berryville. Mrs Jack Widmeyer is re elected president of the G A A.
C Douglas Barnett is elected captain of the Friendship Fire Company. W S Smith of Gore is appointed to the County Electoral Board by Judge T W Harrison. Roosevelt to propose 3 500 000 public works jobs. Al Fields seeks Winchester age 12 performance. born in Loudoun County.
Sleighers crash in a Market street race with Robert Barr and R M Henry competing against Jacob E Baker Jr The Barr sleigh collides with a second driven by E Scott Ferguson and L Blair Sheetz Clifton Hodgson is installed as noble grand of Madison Lodge Twelve Middletown boom lots sell at public auction for 16 cents each A farmer in the city finds his beard frozen to his coat in the cold spell.
J. P. Haddox is elected captain and S. R. Atwell lieutenant of the Friendship Fire Company. Miss Catherine Fries, noted resident of the White Hall district, dies of pneumonia after a brief illness. Casper Newlin falls from a tree while squirrel hunting in the Opequon district.
By Earl L Douglass D D faith in human life is unstable yet faith in God offers strength for the new year. The piece urges reliance on God over human plans to face future challenges with confidence and hope for immeasurable achievement through divine mercy.
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Washington January 5 The death of horse racing in wartime America is discussed as a policy outcome urged by assistant president James F Byrnes amid heavy betting at California tracks and a Florida Gulf Stream expansion The piece argues racing profits decline with wartime controls and questions government gains from racing taxes and labor demands The author reflects on gambling and its true value versus losses and law of averages.
A column discusses the birth of modern surgery sparked by Joseph Lister in 1865 Glasgow. It traces pre Lister limits, sterility, and the move from risk to progress, noting Truax biography and enduring Lister ideas.
In response to questions the editor cites no plan to end Navy V 12 training for current enrollees. The list includes eleven long running papers such as New Haven Journal Courier 1766 and Alexandria Gazette 1784. It notes 60 percent of Red Ball Express truck unit personnel in France were Black soldiers.
The Selective Service System explains that all Class IV-F registrants undergo re examination. Some have slight defects that may improve with time, prompting a new review to decide if they can be re classified in I-A.
Daphne Willoughby Abruzzi, once widowed at twenty five after marriage at seventeen, returns to North Wintridge after twelve years abroad in Paris London and Naples. She reconnects with Kate Dennison and Mrs Gilson, rails at memory of a life with musician husband Carlo, and plans to modernize and garden her house while facing old friends and a quarter million trust.
Daphne plans simple changes to her home while tagging furniture for the upholsterer. She battles overgrown grounds and earlier labor shortages as a mysterious man watches from a wall with a dog, prompting a tense exchange.
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