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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1940
Page
4
A reflective line cites Job to argue that human spirit and divine inspiration grant true understanding beyond mere mechanical effort. The text contrasts artificial processes with the subtleties of insight and inner motive guiding thinking.
Questions probe Bible location of the Golden Rule debate with Lincoln era figures, Tahiti capital, Tuscaloosa commander, Miami Open runner up, RCA Building height, and uses of ambergris.
A tribute lauds Carroll G Walter of Winchester for his ascent to a powerful role on the Supreme Court of Virginia. The piece highlights his legal industry discipline patience and commitment to clear precise writing in opinions and briefs.
Members of Parliament discuss a British counterpropaganda plan after Lord Haw Haw broadcasts from Germany. They propose a government spokesman respond on air after each airing to present the other side while acknowledging Haw Haw amuses rather than informs listeners.
Public sentiment opposes double feature broadcasts after Lord Haw Haw raises controversy. Critics argue the program exploits wartime fear and mockery for entertainment, while defenders claim it informs and preserves free speech.
Reprinted editorial on Connie Mack, 77, still aiming for a tenth American League pennant with the Philadelphia Athletics. The piece celebrates his long career, noting his teams, World Series titles, and famed talent development including Eddie Plank, Lefty Grove, and many other stars, while pondering future years.
The University of Chicago ends intercollegiate football after a 37 to 308 scoring season while expanding intramural sports. Officials cite education over recreation and expect more colleges to follow suit in shifting emphasis from big games to student athletics.
United States blacklists Japan from buying bombs and airplanes within the country. Cc. I. Brumback enters the race for county treasurer, challenging incumbent Harry McCann. Shenandoah Valley Academy begins winter term at Lake Wales Florida with cadets housed in an empty hotel.
Five years after the Lindbergh baby abduction two witnesses name Bruno Hauptmann as the man seen near the Lindbergh residence. The trial of the accused continues in Flemington New Jersey while local fire brigade leadership is renewed and a fresh Congress begins organizing before tackling relief and other Roosevelt era programs.
The United States government announces plans to assist fruit growers facing pest problems. Heavy snow blankets the region for weeks, impacting farming. Congressman Peery completes a three day trip to Washington from Tazewell. Jesse C. Oakes leads his first Kiwanis Club meeting as president.
Officials of Northern Virginia Power Company report no particular trouble when the current fails during the night in Winchester and other Valley towns supplied by Millville Dam. Wheat climbs to 1.40 at Chicago amid rare Civil War era price highs. Carson Spillman elected captain of Friendship Fire Company. W. C. Perry named first lieutenant. German army advances to within 20 miles of Warsaw.
C E Aulick city florist presents 150 carnations of various colors he raised himself. Winter weather grips Winchester and surrounding areas with heavy conditions closing many county roads.
A compiled Q and A feature presents various inquiries and responses on topics from violin crafts to wedding invitations and historical figures. Notable items include Heifetz’s matchstick violin, Ernie Schaaf’s death details, dairying schools, and public fund reliance in the United States.
Paying advice for the New Year urges budgeting to secure finances. Experts outline allocations for food shelter clothing insurance saving and essentials in Household Budget 1940. Send ten cents for a copy to The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Frederic J. Haskin Director Washington DC. Include name address and city.
Fabienne plans a Paris trip after a confession to Ellen and the end of her humanitarian life. She resolves to pursue her dream, marry Nicky, and leave Colorado behind, hoping Bill will forget her as she faces Dr. Mallory at St Joseph's hospital.
The note instructs avoiding the phrase I want to see you very badly and instead use very much. It emphasizes choosing concise wording to express strong feeling without awkward repetition. The guidance targets clearer communication in everyday speech.
Dr Clendening explains that carotene in yellow vegetables like carrots corn and squash converts to vitamin A in the body and may sharpen night vision. He notes carotene could aid motorists at night and even favors carrot juice over grape juice for drivers.
An article explains heparin as a natural anticoagulant that extends blood coagulation time to 15 to 20 minutes and can be dosed to control timing. It notes reduced postoperative thrombosis risk from about 2.5% without heparin to under 0.5% with its use, and mentions its helper role in phlebitis where veins form clots.
A police sobriety test described uses a glass tube and potassium permanganate solution that changes color when exposed to alcohol in a breath sample. The article notes the test is delicate and can be defeated by deep breaths and water, and criticizes motorists who are not alert.
Magistrate H. A. Drummond confronted a self appointed city hall odd jobsman known as one eyed Wash who interrupted court. The man was directed to serve a warrant and was then escorted to a cell on a disorderly conduct charge.
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