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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1945
Page
4
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Opinion argues for a constitutional amendment to limit U S presidents to two terms. Citing Jefferson Washington Jackson and bipartisan support, it says Congress should move quickly to prevent any long tenure that could dominate government and threaten liberty.
The Army announces a major redeployment starting May with 3 500 planes and 51 184 personnel returning from Britain and continental bases to redeploy to the Pacific. In nine weeks about 5 965 more aircraft are slated to come home with 419 four engine bombers among them. Only two of the first 3 500 were lost.
The article credits the Army Air Transport Command for coordinating Republic flights and the Navy ships across the Atlantic. It praises train crews and aircraft designers for making thousands of trans Atlantic flights nearly as uneventful as daily commutes, signaling a bright future for global aviation.
Editorial praises the War Price and Rationing Board for managing scarce wartime goods with fairness and restraint. It commends the local board for courteous, intelligent service while noting the broader burden on rationing and price ceilings to prevent shortages and inflation.
The piece notes that art forms like melody and rhythm ease national barriers and promote the One World idea. It cites the New England Institute of International Relations program using folk dancing and recorded music to foster world cooperation and broaden appeal of classical names such as Metternich, Strauss, Chopin, Arciszewski, and Tschaikovsky.
Edward Newton Wallace aged four dies after a brother pulls a trigger on a 22 rifle carried by his grandfather. Law enforcement notes the accident occurred Saturday with no intent of harm.
Roosevelt accepts the Democratic Party nomination for president while Wallace is named as running mate. At Virginia Woolen Mills a plant breakdown interrupts operations for hours in parts of the facility. Japan shifts toward a militarist regime as the inner cabinet plans policy.
Ten years ago a year old county trial justice system nets over 283 dollars in collections. Local National Guard companies are told armory facilities here are inadequate after inspection. renovations to Kern's pool room must be redone due to interior fire damage.
A fatal auto accident at Fisher's Hill leaves one woman dead and four others injured. Oscar Licht of White Hall is shocked when a lightning bolt strikes his house chimney. Uncle Jimmy Good suffers three broken ribs after a kick from a mule. Evie McGuire hosts a tennis party at her parents' home.
A meditation on letting children face life’s problems. Parents should not remove burdens but support children as they develop resilience. Growth comes as youths meet challenges, with parental love guiding them without shouldering their load.
A quiz page asks which army occupies the Rhineland what Pi equals the dessert with orange slices coconut and sugar the Zambezi location the author of The Old Curiosity Shop the purpose of moving the previous question the writer George Fielding Elliott a Nevada senator who died in San Diego Naval Hospital a Hitler collaborator the highest North American peak
Washington reports on the Berlin conference led by Truman Churchill and Stalin with aides, amid ongoing international crises from Turkey Tangiers and Berlin food. Analysts note imperialist pressures from Russia and the challenge of shaping world leadership as the United States and allies navigate crises and strategic leverage.
Terry Arnold, a Vermont writer, travels to Argentina to study the wealthy set. She observes Brooks Kimberly and Corinne Artigas as Buenos Aires politicians court their influence at a grand estancia party. Terry notes power dynamics among gauchos, peons, and elite families.
The author argues Russia seeks territorial expansion from Poland to Finland and beyond, creating empires and hegemonies. He urges Truman and Byrnes to adopt a decisive American foreign policy, avoiding war or appeasement, and to assert leadership in Berlin and global affairs.
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