Absalom reference appears in Winchester post notice
Fragmentary text shows a postal matter in Winchester Virginia and a Bible verse from Second Samuel 18 33 noted beside postal rate details and a National Associates listing.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1946
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows a postal matter in Winchester Virginia and a Bible verse from Second Samuel 18 33 noted beside postal rate details and a National Associates listing.
Arlington county Republican treasurer John Locke Green attacks Senator Byrd's Democratic primary campaign as a "witch hunt" and urges Virginians to vote August 6. The piece explains PAC CIO actions and Byrd’s call for union audit and salaries, concluding with Byrd accepting the challenge.
New figures show a rapid expansion of government employment with about one sixth of all wages and salaries paid in the United States coming from federal, state, and local governments. The trend underscores the growing role of government in daily work and public life.
The piece compares payrolls of General Motors with government wages, noting GM paid 0.5 billion in 1940 and over 1 billion in 1945 while government payrolls stand at 18 billion annually. It argues government employment vastly influences the economy and could become an intolerable burden if growth continues.
Eric Johnston, former Chamber of Commerce president, tells Chicago stage and movie workers unionists to produce or risk economic peril. He calls for labor-management cooperation, the end of featherbedding and strikes, and urges adoption of production and arbitration doctrines as Utopia.
Prices totaling 1110 dollars and fifty cents were paid for 29 head of prime rams at the third annual show and sale held yesterday at the Berryville Horse Show Grounds. Winchester police report burglary at the A C Oates Lumber Co office with about one dollar missing. National Fruit Products Co completes deal to acquire three east side properties on Pairmont avenue.
Garland R. Quarles announces the completed faculty for the upcoming school session. The Deacons association of the Winchester Presbytery will hold its third annual conference at the Camp Meeting grounds near Wardensville West Virginia. Mrs K H Sale of Winchester is re elected president.
After several Chamber meetings a new fireproof hotel for Winchester appears practically assured. The Evans Hotel will be replaced by a new Commercial Bank Building, prompting the chamber to assess city hotel accommodations.
In a 1896 note, J. W. Hillyard released six homing pigeons from Clearbrook to the city, completing the journey in fifteen minutes. Miss Kate Conrad oversaw the recently organized Winchester industrial school. A large crowd gathered at J. P. Sartelle’s last Saturday night to enjoy ice cream soda and a new drink named Unique.
The essay links faith to modern inventions and natural phenomena. It argues radio and unseen atmospheres reveal divine power, and the micro and macro views show creation’s order. It asserts Nature is God’s method in the physical universe and that only God power exists.
A collection of trivia prompts asks about plebiscites for monarchs a skilled path user a city renamed Leningrad the ruler of Greek gods Zeus the 13th Amendment banning slavery the prefix neo meaning nine Ichabod Crane Vesuvius in Italy the eldest son Abel and a chantey sea shanty used by sailors
Clarke County transfers include A Garland Williams to B B McKay for 90 acres the Rust Tract near Millwood Greenway District and Rosa B Simmons to William Pierce in Boyce. Ella M Lanham to Virginia P Rodgers Lot 4 Block C Ford Park Boyce. Batttletown District parcels 4.08 acres to J Harrison Thompson and Ruth B Thompson. Mann to Baxter 13.3 acres on Blue Ridge western slope. An inquiry about Army enlistment after induction notes discharge rules for fathers and reenlistment timing.
A historical medical note argues that early diagnosis and immediate operation could have saved about half of the 13,000 annual U.S. deaths from appendicitis. It warns against delaying care and against relying on penicillin or sulfa drugs, stressing rapid surgery for best outcomes.
The text states Joseph Story William Johnson Bushrod Washington and James Iredell were in their thirties at appointment. It describes the Republic of the Philippines flag as red white and blue with a gold sun and three stars for Luzon Visayas and Mindanao.
A Winchester teen writes to the editor lamenting lack of local amenities. He notes swimming pools shallow depths, absence of a skating rink promised two years earlier, and reliance on Berryville facilities. He urges a local recreation center for all ages.
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