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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1943
Page
4
Spiritual Exorcism Cited in Acts 16:18 Verse Quotation
A July 24, 1943 note quotes the Bible verse Acts 16 18 about Paul commanding a spirit to come out of a woman and the exorcism occurring the same hour. The citation reflects scriptural context used in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jesus Christ
Equalizing Gasoline Rationing Hints From Ickes East Region
Interior Secretary Ickes says a regional gasoline rationing equalization will occur in a month or two, raising East limits from six to potentially higher amounts while Midwest lowers. Critics warn the East faces strict quotas and bans on driving, amid broader concerns over U S petroleum reserves and production. Oceans of oil in Latin America and the Middle East are cited to aid war efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ickes
Rocky Mountains
United States
Midwest
East
America
Latin America
Middle East
American Automobile Association
Explaining the Jap: early shock shapes soldier conduct
Canadian anthropologist Professor John F. Embree argues Japanese soldiers’ bullying behavior stems from severe emotional shock endured as infants. He notes Japanese mothers give constant attention to each baby until the next arrives, shaping later behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Embree
Professor Links Child Rearing to Self Doubt and Violence
The article cites Professor Embree arguing that early maternal neglect after a second baby shifts affection and creates insecurity leading to future paranoia and possible self destructive acts. He also criticizes Japan as a peasant culture adopting Western materialism without Western mental attitudes, noting persistent racial stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Embree
Japan
Canada Air Position on Shared Flight Routes
Canada outlines urgent clarification with the United States over use of Canadian routes for flights to the Orient and Europe. The piece notes Canada sits on key routes to Asia and Europe and mentions Alaska as a U S alternative to reach the Orient, with northern Europe flights implicating Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Europe
Equalization promised to ease gas shortages in East states
Editorial notes Eastern Commonwealths face rationing inequities as Ickes and Brown consider changes to gas distribution. The Big Inch pipeline completion would free rail cars for civilians, but Virginians still see more supply yet lower allowance, prompting calls for share alike and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisterhood
Virginia
Ickes
OPA
Brown
Petroleum Administration For War
CPA
About Professors and the War Stamp Quota
A discussion challenges the stereotype of professors as absent minded or impractical. It argues many professors are practical, capable, and could manage government bureaus or businesses effectively. The piece urges readers not to underestimate academics and reminds readers about meeting the war stamp quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Jones
Professor Smith
Radio Highlights and Open Letter Broadcast Schedule
A summary of radio programming including An Open Letter to the American People documentary featuring Canada Lee Juano Hernandez and Wendell Willkie, plus Boston Pops concerts and various music and talk programs listed with times and stations. The lineup runs across WTOP WMAL WRC and NBC Warcast segments into late evening with interviews and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada Lee
Juano Hernandez
Jackson Beck
Wendell Willkie
WTOP
Boston Pops
Arthur Fiedler
WMAL
C. S. Foster
Boris Karloff
Groucho Marx
K. C
Korn Kobblers
Musicade
Robert McCormick
Cloutier
Harsch
Coast Guard
Ellery Queen
Benny Goodman
Benny
Roy Porter
Hollywood Cramit
Hobby
Ted Malone
W. Fleischer
J. Vandercook
Blue Ribbon
Grant Park
NBC
Town
Eric C. Johnston
Allen News
Maj. Eliot
E. Tomlinson
Richard Rodgers
Arch McDonald
Columbia
Moon Dial
Claire de Lune
U S Presses Send Aid To Europe Through Underground Channels
Stories reveal how sewing kits soap seeds bouillon tea and chocolate reach occupied Europe and neutral lands to bolster morale. Compact portable printing and typesetting devices aid underground propaganda efforts with quick setup and light weight packaging for covert operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling F. Green
Washington
Europe
United States
Office of War Information
Poisoned Packets and Propaganda Hidden in War Aid
The report describes covert Axis efforts to tamper with aid parcels. Gifts include American flags and messages, stamps with slogans, seeds, and sewing kits. In occupied lands the items may be concealed inside packaging to spread ideology or threaten recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axis
OWI
France
United States of America
Showers Delay Some Work On Virginia Farms
Virginia weather and crop report for the week ending July 17 notes showers delaying haying threshing and oats cutting. Tobacco topping and flue-cured crop harvest began. Peanut crops improve while tobacco and soybeans slip slightly. corn, peanuts, soybeans, lespedeza hay, alfalfa, tobacco and pasture show varied gains and declines from 1942 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia Weekly
Star Classified Ads Pay Big Returns On A Small Investment
Local advertisers report strong value from classified listings with low upfront costs. Sellers say targeted exposure leads to steady inquiries and quick sales across categories, from appliances to jobs. Revenue remains favorable for small budget campaigns.
Forbidden Love and Sabotage Under Mexican Night
Jean faces Curley’s schemes as she contemplates a risky return to expose a rubber formula plot. Rosita plots escape with Miguel while Parkinson and wife conceal troubles behind a cold, controlling vigilance in a tense cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
Curley
Beautiful
Santa Carlos
Steve Landis
Judge Wm. Snow Heads Virginia Game Organizations
Judge William S. Snow of Alexandria is chosen head of Virginia's new game organizations. Walnut Spring Church at Oranda, Va., is rededicated. A youthful gang of boys is taken into custody and charged with petty robbery. Five thousand nine hundred one pounds of scrap rubber are collected here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. 8S. Snow
Alexandria
Virgina
Walnut Spring Church
Oranda
Senator Vandenberg predicts Roosevelt term but career ends
Senator Vandenberg says Roosevelt will seek another term but will not succeed. A Puerto Rico governor assassination attempt is thwarted. Ex Virginia governor Henry C. Stuart dies aged at his advanced age. Oklahoma oil operator Charles F. Archer is kidnapped. President urges nation to cut working hours and raise wages to lift morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Roosevelt
H. A. Punk
Stephens City
Puerto Rico
Henry C. Stuart
Charles F. Archer
Oklahoma City
Nation
McFaden Honored at Meridian Lodge Meeting
Dr. Frank T. McFaden received Kirk’s silver at a Meridian Lodge gathering in Richman. Inwood plant reports a poisoning incident with vinegar killing a man. A surge of Japanese peach moths overruns the countryside, with the government unable to stop the infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. McFaden
Kirk
Meridan Lodge
Richman
Inwood
Untitled historical notices from old newspaper page
Twenty five years ago large American transport justice is sunk. One hundred eighty two cases of typhoid recently occurred in Virginia. Shoes are restricted by order of government. Forty years ago Captain J I Baker recalls his father playing Yankee Doodle to ease church feud. Mrs H Douglass Puller, Winchester organist, gives recital at Strasburg. Morning card parties have been quite popular in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
J. I. Baker
South Main Street
H. Douglass Puller
Winchester
Strasburg
county roads show many drunks Saturday night
Forty five years ago reports describe numerous intoxicated persons on county roads as locals patronized yard parties. The piece notes youths visiting Jordan's Springs enjoyed dancing and amusements while a frustrated lady demanded to ride in an express car with her dog after Captain Snodgrass refused entry to the passenger coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan’s Springs
Snodgrass
How's Your I. Q. Test Questions on Page 2
Quiz prompts seven questions about turpentine sources and geography. Questions ask tree types for turpentine, water bodies via the Straits of Gibraltar, mail service combinations, a weeklong excursion, the state of Death Alley, and a statement about the ladybird being a bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straits of Gibraltar
Death Alley
Poultry Industry Faces Feed Shortage Despite Growth
The assistant executive secretary of the International Baby Chicks Association noted a surge in poultry. He said 100000 hatcheries would produce about 1.5 billion chicks this year, up 300 million from last year, while Frank E Boling cited corn supply issues hindering protein feed availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Baby Chicks Association
Frank E. Boling
Feed Industries Council
Shortage of Feed Forces Stop to Raising Baby Chickens
Chicago July 24. A poultry executive said a national feed shortage limits poultry production and urged the public not to attempt raising baby chicks. Don M Turnbull, Kansas City, provided the remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Don M. Turnbull
Kansas City
130 Million Americans Join Shangri-La Share Purchase
About 130 million Americans buy into Shangri-La scheme promising a share of profits. The campaign pitches pays your share and claims broad participation across the country.
Hay Fever and Weathered Warnings From August Dust
Dr Clendening answers hay fever questions while urging pre season pollen vaccines and air filtered bedrooms. Experts list firms offering filters and encasings as wartime caution grows for 5 000 000 Americans and families.
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