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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
4
Subscribers to The Star are asked to report any delay or irregularity in delivery. Readers can help maintain a perfect delivery system. Subscription rates are listed for Major Motor Route and Carrier deliveries with advance payments. Psalm 55:22 is cited at the end.
The United States faces a paradox as billions are spent to prevent war while billions more are allocated to war readiness. Relief aid, UN costs, and lend-lease cancellations aim at peace, yet eight billion is budgeted for the army and four to five more for stockpiling scarce materials. The question remains whether budgets can rise without reference to war.
American Public Works Association notes a 50 percent rise nationally with NYC reporting a 58 percent surge in vehicular traffic in early 1946 and Chicago a 42 percent win. NYC total entries grew from 10 876 485 in early 1945 to 17 224 485 this year. Off street loading and reduced garages worsen congestion, while plans for a west side terminal aim to cut truck traffic through dense areas.
The War Investigating Committee pressingly questions Rep. Andrew J. May to reveal full details of his links to Garsson enterprises. The editorial argues May must testify openly and be cross examined to dispel public suspicions and uphold responsible government.
The Charlottesville Daily Progress notes that gambling with slot machines thrives with police knowledge. Governor Tuck asks Virginia Beach authorities to investigate reports of many machines at beach resorts, met with pledges of cooperation by the police chief and mayor.
Local skies cleared briefly this afternoon after a cloudy spell that included a shower. The upcoming Democratic primary is barely engaging voters with three weeks until August 7. The Junior Board of Traders reports many pie-eating contest entries for a Sunnyside picnic next Wednesday evening. Winchester North-East asks action on sewage disposal facilities. Mayor Anderson called a special Common Council meeting for these purposes. The Virginia Press Association urged Governor Price to back daylight saving time as a defense measure for Virginia.
A car carrying about $2,000 worth of bootleg whiskey sped through Winchester this morning at 50 to 60 mph toward Hagerstown. Winchester police fired at the driver but missed. arrest was later made at the state line by West Virginia officers. Bishop Collins Denny of Richmond, a Winchester native and prominent Methodist leader, will preach next Sunday at Braddock Street Church.
Merchants along Water street from Main to Market urge proper gutter drainage. A leap year ball hosted by local young ladies will be held tonight in Cameron Hall. A Star reporter visited the Industrial School and found everything in excellent order with 131 pupils enrolled.
The column analyzes inflation, government spending under President Truman, and the peacetime budget. It warns of high outlays, unresolved debt, and the need for coherent production-led policy to stabilize prices and restore foreign trade, urging decisive leadership.
The abbreviations CinCPac and CinCPOA are standard brief forms for Commander in Chief Pacific Fleet and Commander in Chief Pacific Ocean Areas.
An overview notes sciatica is a symptom from varied disorders. Sciatic neuritis is a identifiable inflammatory nerve condition needing medical treatment, rest, infection source control, and possibly vitamin B complex, with surgery reserved for other sciatica forms.
Earl L. Bougins discusses Jesus focus on foundations over appearances. He contrasts the wise man who builds on rock with the fool who builds on sand, urging inner honesty and devout loyalty behind actions. The piece highlights Jesus critique of superficial religion and emphasis on motives.
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Testimony by Dewey Carr Sr and two sons described discovering Mrs. Carr shot at her sewing machine. They said Gordon Carr, a Navy sailor, was sheltered with them. prosecutors allege robbery and escape plan via a car key. Defense cites Gordon's alleged psycho neurotic condition from service.
Princeton West Virginia July 19 State case against William Gordon 21 year old Columbia South Carolina sailor on trial for the murder charges proceeds toward conclusion as evidence and testimonies unfold in the courtroom.
The Star assigns thirty correspondents to Frederick County covering local events, community issues, and notable happenings for comprehensive newspaper coverage this week.
Corbett and Zelda Popkin share a tense ride as he relives war memories and she tries to push him toward a new life. Their banter reveals shifting loyalties, flirtation, and a wary connection amid wartime slang and social change.
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