Evening Star publication and delivery notice
The Evening Star of Winchester Va announces its daily publication schedule and requests subscribers report any delivery delays or irregularities to maintain a perfect service. This notice credits The Evening Star Publishing Co and references Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Conversion Message Quoted From Acts 16 in July 1943
A fragment from a July 30 1943 issue presents a biblical quotation from Acts 16 chapters 30 and 31. The verses describe a jailer asking how to be saved and the apostles responding with belief in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation.
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Paul
Silas
Lord Jesus Christ
Axis shortages signal Axis weakness shift in war effort
The article argues Axis shortages deepen as the war continues. It cites European Axis morale sagging across Italy Hungary Romania and Bulgaria and notes Japanese shortages in weapons and air and sea forces. It predicts Allied air and naval dominance and eventual Axis defeat.
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Europe
Ethiopia
Spain
Albania
Greece
Egypt
Sicily
Hungary
Rumania
Bulgaria
Americans praised for swift Sicily advance and supply parity
Remarks praise U S fighting forces in Sicily as strongholds fall. General Alexander calls troops at least 100 percent better than Tunisia and notes rapid advance. Captured officers express surprise at speed over three-fourths of Sicily as Americans hurry to finish. They are aided by ample supplies.
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Sicily
Alexander
Tunisia
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Best Weapons and Allied Coordination in Sicily War Effort
The text praises American weaponry and expertise, noting how U S military capacity enables high performance at home and in war. It highlights Allied coordination, U S advances in Sicily, and lessons from battle experience to accelerate future rapid, hard blows.
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America
Sicily
Catania
Battle of the Ruhr may prove to be the Battle of Germany
Reprinted editorial argues Allied air power could decide the invasion of Europe by destroying 30 to 40 percent of German war production in the Ruhr. It notes evacuations, strained Luftwaffe, and growing Allied air superiority as British and American bombers press toward Berlin.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Ruhr
Germany
Europe
France
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Not All Incomes Are Bigger
President Roosevelt said it is too easy to assume all consumers have surplus purchasing power from war prosperity. He noted fixed income groups like teachers clergy policemen and clerks with low salaries are being hit by higher food prices. He warned tax policy and a savings plan must address uneven income gains during wartime.
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Munda Siege Seen as Tough Nut to Crack
Eyewitness dispatch by J Norman Lodge describes the battle for Munda on New Georgia Island. U S troops press toward the air base amid coral terrain and entrenched Japanese positions as forecasts push a foothold past mid August.
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Pacific
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Lambeti Plantation
Douglas MacArthur
New Georgia Island
Gibson Brothers Implement Contour Strips In Fauquier
Gibson brothers James and Pat near Paris in Fauquier county adopt contour farming this spring. They establish contour strips within the existing crop rotation on their 450 acre farms to conserve rainfall and topsoil and to boost yields. Fences will be reduced as wire is repurposed for repairs and grazing may be included in the rotation for livestock, corn, hay and orchard grass seed production.
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Gibson Brothers
James
Pat
Paris
Fauquier County
Advises Italy To Throw No Stones In Path Of UN
Woolwich England July 30 Home Secretary Herbert Morrison urged Italy to remove obstacles to the United Nations as its aim is to crack Germany. He said this should govern all dealings with Italy whether warlike or not. The report notes a 1922 to 1937 period when only two freight vessels were built in American shipyards.
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England
Herbert Morrison
Italy
United Nations
Germany
Pursuit at Sea Ends with Submarine Sighting
Curley and a Coast Guard guard pursue a fleeing Parkinson boat around an island. They spot a periscope and a submarine surfacing. The chase heats up as bullets fly and Jean fights to reach safety aboard the cutter.
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Curley
Brown Rock
Coast Guard
Hokay
Senor
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Leeward
Parkinsons
Parkinson
Mrs. Parkinson
Jean
Paralle
Crisis in Russia deepens as German advance continues
German forces push forward signaling growing wartime strain. Clarke county reports a 75 percent drop in southbound traffic due to gas rationing. Winchester resident E. C. Parker is elected Chef de Gare Voiture 1078, Forty & Eight.
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Russia
Clarke County
E. C. Parker
Winchester
Virginia border highway marks and reader travel notes
West Virginia builds 1800 feet of road into Virginia amid poor boundary markers. A New Yorker column suburban tourist laments Virginia's highway disfigurement and the “Wonderland” of signs. Mussolini is said to be angered by Pope Pius assertions he imitates Nazi Germany. Boy Scouts hold annual encampment at White Rock. A 48 hour week is to replace the 40 hour week under Roosevelt wage policy.
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Pope Pius
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White Rock
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New Yorker
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Harding falls ill during tour in San Francisco
Twenty years ago President Harding while touring the country by car becomes seriously ill in San Francisco. Officials say the United States fears a broad political upheaval as Germany appears near a great revolution. Edgar L. Schriver, a noted harness and saddle maker, dies in hospital.
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Harding
San Francisco
Germany
Edgar L. Schriver
Displayed cap from German soldier in local window
Twenty five years ago Bernard Grove of this city presented a cap taken from a German soldier. Messrs. Ryan and Dorf t showcase the relic in their store window as a memento of the period.
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Bernard Grove
How's Your I Q Turn to Page 2 for Answers
Puzzle style Q and A from a magazine page asks seven questions. It covers astronomy geography language and idiom topics including planets major plan ets journ al ism Plymouth Sa em capital of New Zealand gasoline properties proverb completion and palmistry terms.
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Emporia
Kansas
New England
Plymouth
Saem
New Zealand
Prapadhipok
Winchester Quota Club thanks citizens for War Stamp Drive participation
The Winchester Quota Club expresses appreciation for citizens cooperation in the War Stamp Drive parade on Tuesday evening and attendance along the line of march. It thanks those who made stamp purchases and urges continued support, reaffirming the club motto We Serve.
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Nutritional Deficiency Linked to Gingivitis
The article discusses gingivitis as an inflammation of the gums that can reflect overall body health. It highlights that local tartar buildup and tobacco are common causes but emphasizes general nutritional deficiency as a potent factor and promotes a detailed daily dietary program including juices, proteins, vegetables, starches, and cod liver oil.
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Veretsky
Grand Rapids
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