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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1946
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options with terms One Year Six Months Three Months and One Month in advance, plus Outside of Zones rates. A Bible quote from Matthew 7 12 is included.
A House Delegates bill to end ABC liquor rationing draws support and opposition. Chairman Bullington warns abolition could unleash bootlegging and worsen scarcity, cautioning legislators to avoid actions that promote illicit trade.
The piece weighs the argument to limit governor terms in Georgia. It questions Arnall's bid to extend influence and warns against allowing an ambitious chief executive to remain in power, while noting his generally positive appraisal by the public.
Reports from London Ottawa and Washington outline a hidden WWII program on biological warfare by British Canadian and other forces. Details are sparse with no named pathogens or participants. indications suggest Japan tested weapons and defenses and a future conflict may bring greater suffering.
The text argues Senator Byrd's plan would boost union strength by boosting accountability and contract enforcement. It asserts confidence from both sides at the bargaining table is essential, and that making unions legally responsible for contracts could empower negotiations while not harming legitimate labor interests.
Ben Belchic announces salvage drive in Winchester with paper and scrap collection tomorrow and Friday. In other news 80 members elect Charles Fate president of the Sacred Heart A Club of Boys.
Virginia Black Yates daughter of Mr and Mrs James B Yates is the first person reported injured in a sledding accident this year in Frederick County. Judge Philip Williams and others receive considerations for plans to hold in 1943 an elaborate Bicentennial anniversary event of the organization. Randolph Rinker aged 80 dies suddenly at Gainesboro.
Gray Williams announces the opening of a new general practice law office in Richmond. A separate report recalls explorers found in frozen wastes of Little America and notes a lecture on Lawrence of Arabia presented to the Century club by DeGrange.
Former mayor and magistrate Rev E T Clark of Virginia died Saturday. He was associated with the Sprint of Boyce and was called to the First Baptist Church after completing his course at Louisville Seminary this spring.
Thirty years ago Sarah Zane Fire Co plans a bazaar next week to liquidate debt from purchasing a new hose. The Old Robert M Ward local attorney calls on Wilson in Washington to advocate President Andrew J Montague Jackson.
The report notes possible government action to assume a mile of the North Frederick Turnpike. It also mentions an upcoming marriage to take place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Gearing.
Washington hosts a labor crisis report as Congress debates Truman's fact finding on strikes. CIO factions clash over plan while Senator Murray opens hearings amid shifting positions. Proposals by Byrd Bailey and Luce mix union rules with corporate oversight, signaling a stalled, contentious path to resolution.
The article reflects on learning from experience inspired by Maeterlinck and a theatrical idea that people become what they discover in sorrows and joys. It contrasts bitter, skeptical, loving, and believing hearts and urges seeking love and divine purpose to reveal life’s secret.
Question list asks seven items about war heroes presidents and phrases. It includes John Amery crime, silver battle star value, Devil Dogs WWI, Premier Stalin vacation length, state with most presidents, capital of Northern Ireland, pac hyderm meaning, War Powers Act extension, feet in two, meaning of fait accompli, source of Hell hath no fury line.
Thomas Royde studies Mary Aldin as Kay Strange flirts with Ted Latimer during a late September dinner at Lady Tressilian's. Mr. Treves appraises the room and Audrey Strange while Nevile and Audrey drift to the terrace. Intrigue brews as casual remarks hint at hidden loyalties and past ties.
A reader asks about discharge eligibility for Navy enlisted men with 37 points as of December 15 1945 and notes More points shop machinists. Another asks if K 9 Corps dogs are honored and the Legion's dog veterans program. The sergeant major duties described refer to a chief administrative clerk in a battalion or higher unit acting as adjutant's chief assistant.
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