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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1943
Page
3
In cooperation with OPAs the Star answers readers about ration rules and travel for farm work and home gardens. A reader asks about hauling produce five miles from a river cottage and a 40 mile farm. guidance clarifies that only permitted ration trips are allowed and a backyard victory garden offers better postwar relief.
General Patton waded ashore from a landing barge at Gela to assume personal command as American forces attacked German tank units. The operation faced tough sea and beach obstacles but steps by step the Germans were driven back from the beaches as more American troops landed. Eisenhower visited Patton’s headquarters and praised the fighting achievement.
The Census Bureau reports a population increase of 300000 with total U S population at 133,949,529 as of December 1. The rising numbers coincide with more U S troops deployed abroad according to the release.
Police arrived at Jerry Paglieranis Tarrington home after a frantic call. The two and a half year old boy had his head caught between the slats in a kitchen chair. Officers sawed the chair apart to release him unharmed.
Bulletin says Russians regain lost ground in Belgorod area after a night tank ambush. Germans retreat with heavy losses but hold other sectors. Russians claim 50 German tanks knocked out and about 400 killed in that action. Central front sees artillery duels with modest gains. overall nine day German tank and aircraft losses listed at 2,772 tanks and 1,087 planes.
In Salt Lake City on July 14 a senior citizen rejects a request for pension increase. She notes she never spent more than $30 a month and questions the need for higher support.
A fragment notes common illnesses in the season affectingBa an ae saci aad at thy ete season, suggesting patterns in health during the period.
Garland Quarles urges Winchester area to contribute to a May War Stamps and Bonds campaign totaling 26000 dollars. He highlights the 131 million dollar cost of a new plane carrier to bomb Tokyo and compares Jeep drives to this effort. He notes 50000 Americans prisoners of war and the 80 Dolittle fliers, stressing collective sacrifice for victory.
Handley Library notes praise for Peter Cheyney Farewell to the Admiral and James Hilton’s The Story of Dr Wassell. It surveys Sinclair Lewis Gideon Planish, Franz Werfel The Song of Bernadette, Mark Aldanov The Fifth Seal, Ambush House, Uninvited, Crescent Carnival and more. The piece links wartime thrillers, satire and romance with a broad literary mix.
Health data show high blood pressure is over two times more common among obese men than among men with average weight, signaling a strong link between excess weight and cardiovascular risk.
Martinique declared allegiance to the United Nations and placed its ships and resources at the Allies as France's authority shifts to Henri Hoppenot. The move consolidates the French front near the Panama Canal with ships including the 22000-ton carrier Bearn and cruisers Emile Bertin and Jeanne D Arc ready to equip troops. The United States hints at mobilizing France’s gold reserves to fund armament.
Capon Springs notes Ashby Himelright returns to Fairchilds plant in Hagerstown. Mrs. John Anderson and son show slow but steady improvement after illness. Miss Lillian Goode employed at Capons Springs Hotel was in Winchester Thursday. Mrs. Judith LaPollette ill at home near Capon Springs. Mr. Paul Stine employed by O Sullivan Rubber Co in Winchester underwent army physical.
Chicago July 14 reports indicate improvement in the nations meat situation with higher cattle arrivals at major markets. About 80 000 head reached 20 biggest markets including Chicago, suggesting farmers may be ready to unload. Government and packer spokesmen foresee greater civilian supplies and a reduced beef shortage as pork and other meat demand remains steady.
A health notice touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy for poor digestion and related symptoms such as headaches sour stomach and fatigue. The ad promises natural support from the liver and urges quick use to restore balance.
Washington July 14 The War Production Board plans mass production of low priced clothing to head off textile rationing as a key measure. Chairman Donald M. Nelson outlines the strategy to keep consumer goods affordable.
Nelson announced a plan to reverse a wartime shift toward luxury textiles and favor garments and dry goods most needed. He said there is enough textile supply for military and civilian needs and urged industry to run at volume for essentials, with cooperation from retailers and the public.
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