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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1947
Page
4
Russians Allow Uncensored Dispatches At Moscow Talks
The Soviet government informed the United States that foreign correspondents will file uncensored dispatches from the Big Four foreign ministers meeting in Moscow. Transmission facilities will be set up in the hotel to allow direct filing, aligning with Molotov’s pledge of Paris and New York style press freedom. This could ease tensions if reporting harms Soviet interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molotov
Moscow
Paris
New York
Period of Correction In Economic Outlook
Economists grapple with the coming months as a mild downturn is considered likely. Some foresee a 15 to 20 percent drop at most, lasting months to a year, followed by a recovery. Backlogs in demand for homes autos machinery and wartime savings plus strong exports and credit ease support a soft correction rather than a major collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGraw-Hill
America
Long Unbuilt Sewer Haunts Harrison Forty Years Later
A 34 year old bond funded sewer project in Harrison New York yielded manhole lids with no actual sewer. War veteran buyers discovered no pipeline after workers dug. City map plans showed detailed sewer routes but no feet of pipe existed. Abutting owners paid maintenance charges for decades without a sewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
N. Y
Labor leaders warn on state socialism and wage policy
William Green of the AFL and Charles F. Wilson of General Motors spoke at a Washington gathering on the labor movement’s risks. They warned restrictive laws could push workers toward communism or state socialism, urging continued wage demands despite rising costs and urging vigilance against monopoly to avoid cartelization and potential totalitarian outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Charles F. Wilson
General Motors Corporation
Washington
United States
London
Conference of Mayors
AFL
Mr. Green
Mr. Wilson
Thin partitions and grace guard against ruin says AA speaker
A speaker from Alcoholics Anonymous warned that for the alcoholic who has conquered his appetite the drink is a barrier to ruin. He stressed daily reliance on God's grace as the sole protection against temptations and despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcoholics Anonymous
Egypt
God
Railroad Plans Major Job Cuts Imply An Economic Shift
The New York Central signals a sharp cut of 7000 jobs, suggesting the era of plentiful high paying work may not continue. Officials say 1946 saw record peacetime business but the road lost money last year even with higher freight rates and more passenger travel. A spokesman notes expense reductions are needed to balance the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
the Central
Associated Press
New York
England
Churchill
Moscow
Wilson
France
Green
Seven quiz questions from a wide page teaser
A reader is invited to turn to page 2 for answers to seven questions. Topics include a senator’s investigations with war contractors, McKinley’s state, unions pursuing portal to portal pay suits, Civil War sympathizers, fungus watering needs, Alma Mater meaning, and the next census year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferguson
McKinley
California
Oregon
Alaska
U. S. Senate
How to Treat Ice Cream Stains on Napkins
The first step is sponging with cool water. Then apply gentle thorough blotting to lift the stain. Avoid hot water which sets dairy stains and rubs will spread the spill. Repeat as needed and air dry.
Central fire alarm system eyed for earlier rollout
On good authority it is understood today that a centrally controlled fire alarm system will be in operation much sooner than expected. Mr and Mrs Carroll Hummer of South Loudoun street are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son this morning in the Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Hummer
South Loudoun Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mass Evacuations Expected as Mississippi Ohio Floods Rise
Ten years ago in 1937 reports predicted the largest flood evacuation in history as rivers in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys rose. At the University of Virginia Fred Fries and George Resseg were elected to the Jefferson Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ohio
Fred Fries
George Resseg
Jefferson Club
University of Virginia
Resignation of Local School Board Member Prepares Union Revival
The Rev. Dr. J. H. Lacy resigns from the School Board as he leaves the city. Prof. William McIlhwee, a noted musician from Keyser West Virginia, is engaged to lead singing and music at the forthcoming union revival services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lacy
William MclIlwee
Keyser
W. Va
Visits to Baltimore and New York, 1897
Fifty years ago Nannie Chapline left for a visit to Baltimore and New York this morning. The fountain at the S. W. Academy is a pretty sight as it flows forth and freezes into unique shapes. Messrs. Hillyard and Shryock have a crew cutting ice from their dams south of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywliss Nannie Chapline
Baltimore
New York
S. W. Academy
Messrs. Hillyard and
Shryock
Unions and Management Clash Over Socialism Influence
The article notes AFL's Bill Green and General Motors President Wilson arguing unions push toward socialism and state control. It contrasts Britain’s union socialist trend with American capitalism, urging profits, production, tax cuts, and higher wages to counter socialism and improve the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
AFL
Bill Green
England
Green
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