Evening Star publication rates and 1943 note
The Evening Star published in Winchester Virginia lists mailing details with editor H F Byrd Jr and rates for daily ads. A Bible verse from Acts 10 44 45 is quoted on the July 7 1943 issue, noting the Holy Ghost falling on the Gentiles.
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Pacific Offensive Push Opens New Southwest Pacific Front
Allied forces under General MacArthur launch a major Southwest Pacific offensive from Rendova and New Georgia, with landings targeting Munda Bougainville and nearby island targets. The drive aims to penetrate Japanese lines, seize bases for further advances, and press gains across eastern New Guinea as air and sea operations continue.
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Guadalcanal
Southwest Pacific
Tojo
MacArthur
Rendova
New Georgia Islands
Munda
Bougainville
Rabaul
New Georgia
Tobriand
Woodlark
New Guinea
Lae
Volcano bombing debate at Cornell stirs war-short cut talk
Scientists consider bombing Etna Vesuvius and Fujiyama to end war. Dr. Gerald Loughlin of the USGS says even direct hits would face poor odds and unlikely quick disaster. The discussion weighs risks against wartime aims.
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Italy
Japan
Gerald T. Loughlin
United States Geological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Scientific speculation on triggering volcanic eruptions
A discussion considers whether a powerful bomb could trigger eruptions at Etna by blowing out the volcanic plug. It notes the uncertainty of resulting forces and implies the experiment would be intriguing, given Etna's prominence as a target.
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Etna
Sicily
Congress Defies Roosevelt on Anti Strike Bill
An editorial comments on Congress overriding President Roosevelt's veto of the anti strike measure after rumors of a deal with John L. Lewis. It questions who leads the nation and praises Congress for acting decisively, while noting the political calculus ahead of the next election.
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Staunton Evening Leader
Ickes
John L. Lewis
Washington
Lewis
United Mine Workers
UMW
House
Senate
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Byrd
Franklin Roosevelt
Army
Navy
United States
United States of America
President Roosevelt
Brazil Expands Influence Through South American Economic Ties
The Richmond Times Dispatch reports Brazil forges trade pacts with Bolivia and other neighbors as part of a broader push to form an Amazon bloc. The moves follow pacts with Uruguay and Paraguay and hint at closer ties with Peru, signaling growing Brazilian political and economic clout in the region tied to rubber and frontier markets.
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Richmond Times
Brazil
Bolivia
South America
Uruguay
Paraguay
Peru
Amazon
Colombia
Ecuador
Guianas
Venezuela
United States
Wartime Pincer Aims at Rabaul and Solomons
The article outlines Allied plans to trap the Japanese base at Rabaul via New Georgia and New Guinea operations, estimating 50 000 Japanese in the Solomons. It notes Hitler shifting forces from the Eastern Front, British and American air pressure, and Churchill suggesting potential Mediterranean fighting before winter.
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Washington
New Georgia
New Guinea
Rabaul
Anchorage
Trukim
South Pacific
Lae
Salamaua
Solomons
Hitler
Russia
London
Fuehrer
France
Italy
Germany
Which name does not apply to an Indian tribe
A quiz style item asks which name Ute Cree Anzac Crow Creek does not belong to an Indian tribe and invites page 2 corrections.
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Midshipman
Easy
Jefferson Davies
Confederate States of America
Westmoat Military Academy
Quiz on War Facts and Terms
A set of ten questions asks about wartime geography and terms. Topics include the Aleutians versus a Japanese chain, parachute gear as an honor, the meaning of love in tennis, the wartime government agency managing export and import trade, and which foods require the most digestion.
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Mainland
Japan
MilK delivery curtailed and war losses tally reported
Milk delivery service to be curtailed. One hundred ten vessels are known lost in Caribbean area. Reorganization of War Production Board completed. City council acts to enforce dark interference ordinance. Japanese claim gains at end of first year of China war. Dr. R F E Blackwell dies after long tenure. Jimmy Mattern reported safe in Moscow after years.
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Caribbean
War Production Board
R. F E. Blackwell
Randolph Macon
Jimmy Mattern
Moscow
Senator Warns of Imminent European War
Senator Underwood announces near term war in Europe as nations brace for conflict.
Winchester Man Promoted to Ensign in Navy
Claude H. Ryan of Winchester is promoted to ensign in the navy. John Brown Jr. of Winchester writes from France that Germans seem anxious to be captured. Local Class 1-A has been recently exhausted.
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Claude H. Ryan
Winchester
John Brown, Jr
France
Dead Confederate Soldiers Reinterred at Stonewall Cemetery
Mr H E Totty discovers remnants of an Indian settlement near Reliance in Warren County during his visit. On Saturday a horse belonging to J H Funkhouser kicks another horse, breaking its leg, and the injured animal must be shot.
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Stonewall Cemetery
H. E. Totty
Reliance
Warren County
J. H. Funkhouser
Celebrations in Shawnee Hollow Marked by Reckless Drinking
Twenty seven years ago in Shawnee Hollow a group of youths toasted with intoxicants. The Reina Mercides was sunk at harbor in Santiago by Spain. John Mason tested oil barrel lighting and a lamp exploded in his face.
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Shawnee Hollow
Santiago
John Mason
War plant rushes production ahead in the story
Steve oversees a rubber plant team two weeks ahead of schedule as workers load five cars of raw material. Jean helps run operations and faces Curley’s late-night disturbances while arranging emergency serum for a sick child with Manzanares.
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Steve
Big Tanner
Tanner
Jean
Henri
Melvin
Curley
Tony
Romeo
Senorita
Manzanares
Pharmacia
Puerto Yaverto
Galil
Fordangs Jning
Thornless Path Sought After Vinson Wage Standoff
Washington July 7 Administration advisers seek a thornless path for Stabilization Director Vinson to backtrack on his veto of the 8 cent railway wage award. A formula would avoid face loss in official circles while restoring wage terms.
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Washington
Fred M. Vinson
D. C
District of Columbia
Vinson
Roosevelt
I. L. Sharfman
Sharfman
William M. Leiserson
Leiserson
National (Railway) Mediation Board
Railway Labor Act
Fall Fish Tale For This Week
Miami talks of a trout harvest as Dr Jimmy Armstrong and Dr Prank rom claim to caught fifty thousand trout at once. They described creating an artificial lake by damming a creek near Highlands and later expanding upstream to another dam with a similar result. Most trout remain, though Olds and Armstrong have departed, and the rods are still in use.
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Miami
Fla
Jimmy Armstrong
Rod and Reel Club
Prankrom
Olds
Reamer Place
Highlands
Armstrong
Base Thane Senet Sets New Daily Production Record
Base Thane Senet OS 388 e daily ustry set a new record for production averaging 1 770 000 pounds a day more than the 1942 period.
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Base Thane Senet snemaiNe OS
Ustry
Newspapers Ordered to Use Less Paper in 1943 Third Quarter
The War Production Board requires newspaper publishers to cut newsprint usage by up to five percent in the 1943 third quarter for large users, with exemptions for small papers under 500 tons. The policy follows earlier reductions and decisions by the Newspaper Industry Advisor Committee and the Labor Advisory Committee.
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Washington
War Production Board
WPB
H. M. Bitner
WPB Printing and Publishing Division
Newspaper Industry Advisor Committee
Labor Advisory Committee
Royal claim ties ex royal to Solomon line
The Royal family of ex claims descent from King Solomon and the Queen, marking their alleged royal lineage in Berryville Boyce and Clarke County.
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Berryville
Boyce & Clarke County
Solomon
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