Evening Star Prayer Verse in Scripture Print
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1946
Page
4
Governor warns against raising revenue estimates for higher appropriations
Governor Tuck denounces using wartime revenue as excuse for larger state appropriations. In a letter to Senate Finance Chair Battle and House Appropriations Chair Louderback he says boosting revenue estimates to justify spending is unwise and dangerous. He notes current estimates stem from thorough budget study and warns against open-ended relief to solvency risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck
John 5. Battle
Senate Finance Committee
C. C. Louderback
House Appropriations Committee
Transocean Flight Faces Regulatory Hurdles and Skepticism
Pan American Airways proposed New York to Marseilles service at 295 dollars, drawing protests from the French Ministry of Transport and opposition from Great Britain. The piece notes postwar realism dampening romance of transoceanic flight and warns that without open competition and fewer restrictions, recent gains may be lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paris
Pan-American Airways
Marseilles
French
Ministry of Transport
Great Britain
Scotland
Orly Field
Europe
Army introduces anti flu shots show strong early results
The Army Surgeon General reports vaccines made from killed influenza A and B viruses cut flu incidence by about 75 percent among 7,000,000 vaccinated soldiers. The upbeat finding comes as the nation recovers from another flu wave and annual epidemics threaten lives and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Army Medical Corps
Opposition to Moore bill surfaces in amendments and objections
The Moore anti pollution bill faces last minute pushback from the Virginia Manufacturer's Association and municipal authorities. Despite a study committee containing members unlikely to oppose industry, reform is urged to balance costs for industries and towns. Support for sane, conservative pollution fixes is urged to protect Virginia waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchs Daily Advance
Moore
Virginia Manufacturer's Association
T. Brady Saunders
Charles B. Wiley
Mathieson Alkali Works
Warren L. Moody
Virginia
Commonwealth
Veterans adjust to college life at University of Richmond
President Boatwright reports that 100 ex servicemen enrolled last autumn and 98 passed all exams with the university noting an exceptional passing rate. Veterans show seriousness and esprit de corps while some former officers face friction adapting to civilian ranks and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Boatwright
University of Richmond
Boatwright
Ahammar
It Takes Will Power Roanoke World News
A brief commentary argues that overcoming boredom relies on strong will and discipline to stay still during pauses, resisting the urge to fill silence with talking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke World-News
Allen son to discuss blood plasma on WINC broadcast
Howard Allen son of Dr and Mrs L M Allen of 703 South Washington Street will discuss blood plasma on WINC tomorrow in a segment. The Handley Judges defeated by home team 60 to 23. Van Meter Hack son of Mrs Van Meter Hack passed examination for the Navy Combat Air crew in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Allen
Handley
Home van Meter Hack
van Meter Hack
Navy Combat Air Crew
Washington
Greek restauranteur’s brothers wounded in Greek army
Five years ago Gus Baker a Greek native and well known restaurateur received word that two of his brothers serving in the Greek army had been wounded. Local front page note reports the family’s concern. Mrs. Edwin Ritter leads Young People’s entertainment at tomorrow’s United Brethren retreat. Richard Eddy announces the Betsy Ross flag donated by the local Junior Board of Trade will be unfurled at George Washington Headquarters on Washington’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Baker
Greece
United Brethren
Edwin Ritter
Richard Eddy
Junior Board of Trade
George Washington
JBT
Wisecarver Couple Mark Surprise Birthday for Son
James Fisher of near Stephens City is seriously ill at his home from blood poisoning. Mrs. Wisecarver of Stephens Cary honors son Robert with a surprise birthday event twenty years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wisecarver
Stephens
Cary Ponor
Robert
James Fisher
Stephens City
Consumers protest pennies per gallon fuel price spike
Thirty years ago consumers protested a cents a gallon gasoline price and noted auto tires also rose by about 10 percent, sparking consumer concerns over living costs and inflation.
Turbulent start for United Nations creates uneasy forecast
Secretary Byrnes returned from London after a forty minute talk with Truman and an off the record briefing showing little enthusiasm for UNO. Observers see looming conflicts in Greece Iran and Indonesia with Russia pressing political aims while smaller nations fear the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes
London
Truman
United Nations Organization
Greece
Indonesia
Iran
Russia
Teherik
United Nations Assembly
Assembly
Quiz questions test your intelligence level
A reader is prompted to answer seven quiz questions on various topics from a period newspaper page. The item lists questions about government, geography, history, biology, and ships, concluding with a note about the USS Astoria and its WWII service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
William D. Mitchies
Strength for the Day Divides Christians at Holy Sepulcher
A sermon notes the deep division among Christian branches at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem. It laments that Christians guard areas from other sects and even entrust the church key to a Mohammedan to maintain order. The author urges unity rather than protest to reflect the Master’s spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Holy Sepulcher
Jerusalem
Christ
How Many Words In the Magna Charta
The original Latin Magna Charta contains about 3 500 words while the English translation exceeds 5 000 words, reflecting linguistic expansion in translation.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues Across and Down
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MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Akan (Sym
Coin
Peru
Only Two Days More in a Turbulent Household
In the September drama at Treasilian House, Mary Aldin frets over the nearing visit end as Nevile confronts Audrey and Kay. Thomas Royde supports Mary while Nevile worries Audrey’s happiness and contemplates confessing to Kay. tensions rise with a heatwave sharpening nerves and a riverfront confrontation looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Aldin
Thomas Royde
Mary
Nevile
Audrey
Thomas
Kay
Hurstall
Barrett
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