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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
4
The Evening Star urges readers to report delivery delays and irregularities to maintain a reliable paper. It lists subscription rates for various terms and zones, including single-copy pricing and advance payments, with a July 1 1943 date and a biblical quotation from Acts 9 18.
Frederick C. Crawford, president of the No Association of Manufacturers, warned at the National Editorial Association convention in Cincinnati that American industry cannot guarantee jobs for everyone after the war. He said industry must be trusted to create opportunities and that private enterprise needs government support to recover.
The American Medical Association urges households to discard most aged medicines stored in chests. Dr. Austin E. Smith notes many bottles have lost potency, especially liquids or ointments, and new conditions may need different drugs. About 80 percent of homes still hoard prewar medicines, with little value in keeping them.
Passages discuss bot tles discarded and how removing worthless space wast ers reveals how ill stocked a medicine chest can be. The description implies people would be surprised by the prior lack of supplies and organization.
Reprinted piece condemns Administration wartime policy and praising Congress for overriding President Roosevelt’s veto of the Smith Connally anti strike bill. It argues labor leaders like John L. Lewis provoke restrictive measures and calls for duty and sacrifice from labor as war needs grow. It notes Congress asserts independence and warns against political manipulation of labor disputes.
A Charlotte Observer piece argues that talking about food production cannot feed people. It urges concrete work like plowing and planting rather than extended planning and debates. The author cites leaders McNutt and others as unable to feed themselves, calling for direct effort.
A wartime appeal urges readers to mail letters and packages to servicemen via The Star. Community leaders emphasize personal contact boosts morale and ask residents to send news and items to troops serving away from home.
A five man Senate delegation plans a world swing in an army bomber but will not seek or accept any free strategic advice from generals. Senator Russell says no strategy. Barkley notes Army will provide plane and finance. The group intends an eastern circumnavigation.
Local paper urges readers to rely on The Star for complete coverage of local national and world events highlighting the paper as the source for timely information and advertising reach.
Jean Marsden, a fashion model, visits her former life with Steve at the Rancho and in San Pedro. The pair share a night drive through the desert, reflecting on Curley’s immaturity and Jean’s pull between past excitement and a steadier future.
Canterbury Cant erburg Va July 1 The weekend visits include Corp Nelson R Clevenger Fort Bragg Fort Bragg N C at his father and sisters home PFC Dallas Hartley Camp Adair Oregon spending furlough with parents Pvt Leslie Perry Camp Pickett Va visiting grandmother Mrs J A Perry I N Painter weekend with O D Perry Winchester Howard White hosts uncle John Hockman Shenandoah county Sunday guests Lois Albin Baltimore Jack Albin and daughter from Winchester Billy Reed Douglas Reed with mother Elizabeth Reed Alexand ria Mildred Painter Baltimore visiting parents here and there.
One year ago in local items the W. P. F. forms a color guard for the Fourth of July parade by children. Leo Durocher faced suspension as Dodgers manager. North Ireland residents were shown an appeal of American living. Five years ago W. R. Legge was elected president of vocational agriculture teachers. The Rev Fr John J Massey died in Washington. Four Strasburg Scouts were identified at Signal Knob atop an aerial photo.
Ten years ago Gov Pollard prepared to call a special session of the legislature. Rev Fr Paul Heller has been assigned to work in this section. John Factor was kidnaped in Chicago.
Twenty seven years ago Frederick and Winchester prepared for July inductions as the western front roared. Company I under Capt Robert Y Conrad arrived overseas with the 29th Division, reports placing them in Italy or France. W E Jones named game warden as the Krupp zone at Essen and Strasburg churches were noted in wartime observations.
Quiz prompts七 questions about guerrilla groups and history with multiple choice options. The fragment lists items on espionage and military topics and ends abruptly with question seven.
Dr. Clendening explains a new psychosomatic medicine department that studies how mind and personality affect physical illness. He notes childhood emotional factors influence digestion and future health, and that beliefs about disease can shape outcomes alongside medical treatment.
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