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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1945
Page
4
Publication lists advertising rates and a 9 PM submission deadline. The text quotes Psalm 105:1 urging gratitude to the Lord and sharing deeds among the people.
The Navy reports a fivefold increase in combatant ships' firepower since 1940, with ships like the Iowa delivering massive shells in short runs and the Baltimore and new destroyers showing substantial gains over predecessors. The enhanced gunfire and carrier strength are cited as giving American forces clear superiority in the Pacific theater.
At the American Society of Civil Engineers meeting in New York City Hal H Hale notes postwar highway and street improvements to provide employment for three years. He estimates 600000 workers needed for construction and 400000 for maintenance with current projects costing 8281000000 and federal funds already enacted for surveys and planning.
After the war a surge in auto manufacturing and sales is expected. Imagination must join roads planning to meet future traffic needs with express highways and safer, swifter travel. Cities require through routes, and long term planning should ignore current constraints.
The Virginia State CIO Council executive board adopted a resolution denouncing Senator Byrd for not backing Roosevelt. It plans a permanent political action committee to support the measure and inform Virginians on political matters. The move is seen as strengthening Byrd's state power and complicating any removal efforts.
Analysis argues German morale on the Western Front remains strong and the Ruhr and Silesia sustain German defense. It notes Germany must defend Siegfried Line with minimum forces while redeploying others after Von Rundstedt’s gains. Eisenhower faces a decision to hold and regroup for a major western blow.
A Navy directive outlines four grounds for action including epee desertion without trial and a need for authorities guiding the case.
Sun papers war correspondent Holbrook Bradley recalls meeting Captain Asbury Jacks and Captain M. B. Clowe in England. The Fourth War Loan Drive drew stars and wounded veterans who impressed the city and its citizens. Winchester Golf Club plans to name three new board members this week.
Plans completed for the first annual Frederick County Poultry Institute to be held at the courthouse with about 100 poultrymen expected. Julian A Everly is renamed Secretary Treasurer of the Shenandoah Production Credit Association, a position he has held since 1934.
Reports state Harry Haust Jr and young Dick Brown were hurt sledding on Jail Hill though roped off for safety. Witnesses still back Bruno Hauptmann’s alibi as his New Jersey trial for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder proceeds.
Mr and Mrs J Lacy Humston celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their Berryville home. A canal project update says the Panama Canal opening shifts from March to July per engineers report. Allies cheer Russian eastern front gains as Western Front quiet. London dispatches note.
A woman injures a finger while sewing at a local knitting mill. Judge William Mayo Atkins retires from the county court. Col. D. B. Gibson dies at Charles Town West Virginia.
The report notes ten degrees below zero weather in the week. A large barn on the Robert Larrick farm near Vaucluse collapses, ten pigs perish. Senator Goebel, a central Kentucky political figure, is assassinated by a gunman in Frankfort.
A devotional urging careful driving and constant readiness as life’s crest hides the future. The author presses obedience to road rules and moral principles, noting only calm faith can steady the mind against unexpected events.
A jumble of quiz items asks about Flying Tigers Kanaka Bela Miklos Pole areas autogiro helicopter VA president Senate fish oils vitamins and violin strings. The readable prompt hints at questions and missing answers rather than a coherent news item.
A reader inquiry from The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau explains how to obtain help finding work. The piece notes wind data from the 1938 New England hurricane and references veterans' employment representatives assisting veterans and families.
The first Medal of Honor went to Capt. Thomas Truxtun on March 29 1800 after Congress approved a recommendation following a gallant action between a U S frigate of 38 guns commanded by Truxtun and a 52 gun French vessel.
Daphne enjoys a luxurious Washington weekend with Alan at Pemberton Hall. She dreams of a life with him and Juan, weighing love, loyalty, and a future after the war while a letter from North Wintridge hints at unresolved pasts.
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