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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1945
Page
4
Homes for Veterans Drive Peacetime Housing Plans
The plan aims to provide loans for about four hundred thousand World War II veterans to buy homes. Eastern region shows 15000 applications already, with weekly interest around 1000, peaking expected in 1948 or 1949. Labor and materials will be limited until peace, and construction shifts to peacetime measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montis
Futhermore
Mission of Value War Production Board Announces Enemy Reports Panel
The War Production Board says an enemy technical reports committee will evaluate data from Allied occupied Europe. The panel’s task is to identify enemy advances in weapons technology and advise adopting superior designs to aid victory in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Europe
United States
Japan
Pacific
Reprinted Editorials on Poplar Bluff Food Safety Clash
The health engineer and Poplar Bluff Missouri police chief face federal contempt charges for enforcing a city health ordinance during a routine food handling inquiry by OPA agents. The piece argues laws should apply to all, praising the local officials’ insistence on proper health certificates and equal treatment for government personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Bluff
Missouri
St. Louis
U. S. District Court
OPA
Federal
Too Much Government Warns of Bureaucratic Growth
The Byrd committee on congressional economy finds over a thousand bureaus in the executive branch plus numerous principal agencies in the White House and wartime services. It argues that overlapping and useless literature cause confusion and waste, urging a fundamental reorganization to prevent an ever expanding government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd Committee On Congressional Economy
Topsy
Byrd Committee
Byrd
General Eisenhower Declares No Political Ambitions
The article quotes General Eisenhower stating he has no political aims, noting his character and past actions support the stance. It discusses potential civilian or political roles he might consider, including Chief of Staff and UN Military Staff Committee posts, while offering a metaphorical letter of recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Ike
General Marshall
Admiral Leahy
United Nations
Japan
Fire damages Green Garden Lunch Room on Valley Pike
One year ago a fire late yesterday afternoon did about $2,000 damage to the Green Garden Lunch Room beyond the city limits along the Valley Pike. Two Japanese admirals are among the dead on Saipan Island. Guam quivers under Navy planes as American forces face tough going in France with slowed St Lo attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Garden
Valley Pike
Saipan Island
Guam
Navy
France
St. Lo
Chamberlaine Named to School Trustee Board Five Years Ago
Five years ago Chamberlaine was appointed and succeeded Robinson on the School Trustee Electoral board. A printed form on the new marriage law may help answer many inquiries in the clerk’s office. Roosevelt’s renomination is openly forecast by Madame Perkins, Secretary of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlaine
Robinson
Roosevelt
Madame Perkins
Labor
Park Wins League Title Without Larrick and Judy
Bob Larrick and Mary Judy lead the Frederick county 4 H council annual meeting. Lefty Jewett shifts to hurl for The Park and joins Front Royal All Stars. Park defeats Culpeper to become league champions without him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Larrick
Mary Judy
Frederick County
4-H Council
Lefty Jewett
Park
Front Royal All Stars
Culpepper
Local host Fishes Big Bass Champion Claims Title
Town residents may entertain fresh air folks and host slum-reared children as D. W. Ritenour the city life insurance agent lands a quartet of bass. He caught four pound, three pound and two and a half pound fish within an hour and proclaims himself champion of the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Ritenour
Germans capture fortified city near Warsaw in war report
Thirty years ago Germans seize a fortified city near Warsaw from Russian defenders as reports reach the U.S. about munitions exports to the Allied forces. Miss Minnie A. Conrad marries Mr. Charles Reid Riley at Montana Hall in Clarke County. Harry K. Thaw is declared sane by a New York jury and will not return to the state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
U.S
Minnie A. Conrad
Charles Reid Riley
Montana Hall
Clarke
Harry K. Thaw
New York Supreme Court
State Hospital
Weighing Party Held at Braddock Street Methodist Church
A weighing party is held at the Braddock Street Methodist Church home of Mrs. E. J. Evans on N Loudoun Street. Little Helen Rice, daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Rice, is nearly gored to death by a pet cow at their home near the city after other children teased the animal before she arrived to play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Street Methodist
E. J. Evans
Loudoun St
Helen Rice
Louis Rice
Strength for the Day Seeds and the alfalfa remedy
Earl L. Douglas D D presents a parable about a pest grass spread from a Turkish request for cotton instruction. The pest thrives until alfalfa is sown alongside it, allowing the profitable crop to overwhelm the weed. The tale echoes Be not overcome of evil but overcome evil with good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
North Carolina
Union
St. Paul
Quiz questions and page cue from a vintage paper
A reader page fragment asks seven quiz questions with a prompt to check page 2 for answers. Questions cover Shakespeare, military commands, Kentucky bluegrass, counting with fives, Lorando Taft, calisthenics, Verdi's Rigoletto, the German salute, nomads, and the number of girls in a quart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Bluegrass
Lorando Taft
Cleaning old coins discouraged by Mint officials
The Office of the Director of the Mint says cleaning coins is discouraged. Cleaning coins lowers value and can make a good coin practically worthless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of the Mint
Hitler alive or dead rumors fuel wartime speculation
The piece surveys conflicting theories about Hitler and Eva Braun after World War II. It cites Soviet and American reporting on claimed remains, conspiracy plots, doubles, and staged deaths, plus a skeptical take on official accounts and admission by Nazi leaders to fragment and survive. It also notes Roosevelt’s Legion membership details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitler
Eva
Adolf
Ebert
Marshal von Hindenburg
Wade
Stalingrad
Spain
Latin America
Austria
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Placenta Previa Described As Common Pregnancy Complication
The article explains placenta previa where the placenta attaches low in the uterus causing bleeding. It urges hospital care, cautions against early examinations, and notes Caesarean delivery as a safer option when performed by skilled surgeons in well equipped hospitals. Regular prenatal exams every three to five weeks are advised to detect complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Reis
Chicago
Doctor Reis
Services Planned At Galilee Church Sunday
Grimes Virginia July 14 There will be services conducted at the Galilee Church Sunday mornings July 15. Mrs Brooke Taylor spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs Albert Tusing at Kernstown. Many local residents visited relatives and friends during the week including Hensells Randell and Leight. Farmers near Grimes working rye barley and wheat harvest and beginning threshing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
the Galilee Church
Brooke Taylor
Mrs. Albert Tusing
Kernstown
Friendly Grove 4-H Club Holds Annual Picnic
Bloom Virginia July 14 The Friendly Grove 4-H Club held its annual picnic at Friendly Grove Tuesday evening with Round Hill 4-H Club as guests. Notable locals and visitors include Lois Brasser Julian Cooper Sr Anna Jane Cooper and T S Cooper family. An Army inquiry notes monthly family allowances and Class E allotments total nearly 500 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Friendly Grove
Round Hill
Lois Brasser
Chevy Chase
Masters Julian, Jr
Richard Cooper
Miami Beach
Spencer Heath MacCallum
Winchester
Willow Brook
Cooper
John
Garland Clowser
Julian Cooper, Sr
Anna Jane Cooper
T.S. Cooper
Harry Glynn
Armed Forces
George E. Rhodes
T. S. Cooper
Argentine estate romance unfolds over pampas flight
Vermont writer Terry Arnold journeys to Argentina to research a second book. She travels with Brooks Kimberly and Raff Cordoba to his vast estancia. The voyage reveals the vast plains, estancias, and a growing world market for beef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Arnold
Vermont
Brooks Kimberly
Ultimo Ventura
Corinne Artigas
Kimberly
Raff Cordoba
Terry Pereives
Prenellow
Raff
Cordoba
Norman Cassie
Trey
Terry
Spain
Brooks
England
Australia
New Zealand
Estancieros
Pampas
Palacio
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
Normandy
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Christ
Homes For Veterans
Danville Register
Northern Virginia Daily
Christian Science Monitor
U. S
Earl L. Douglas
D. D
M. M
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American le Plier Anes
Hyde Park
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Reis
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Fred Neher
BY R.j.scoti
Scott
Philippines
Sime
Jamaica
Osaka
Charles Hensell
Nelson Hensell
Mrs
Leslie Hensell
Brucetown
Newcome
Frank Steiner
Janney McKee
White Hall
J. D. Pope
Peter Nicholson
Paul Shirkey
Ruby
C. W. Hensell
Jacob Randell
Harry Leight
Benjamin Hubbard
Wandersmith
James Lockhart
Woodbine
Hugh P. Cline
Philip Chine
Nice
Alice Grover
Evelyn Pugh
A. S. Orndorff
Kinney Roberts
West Virginia
Christine Plitt
Baltimore
T. L. Kerns
Army
Office of Dependency Benefits
Chapter
States
Texas
Father
Peru
Pampa
North America
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