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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1943
Page
4
The Evening Star notice lists postal registration in Winchester Virginia, advertising subscription rates and delivery notices. It also prints biblical verse from Acts about Jesus' ascension and a brief note about readers reporting delivery issues.
The Attu operation is seen as a turning point with far reaching aims. It flanks Kiska and blocks Japanese supply lines while placing the United States within striking distance of Tokyo and the Kuriles. Analysts foresee using Attu as a weather station and a rehearsal for broader campaigns to isolate Japan and strike from Australian and Chinese theaters.
Veteran correspondents back from New Guinea say MacArthur can do a real job if supplied with men and materiel. A squeeze play from Aleutian bases and the Southwest Pacific may eventuate before year’s end.
The Richmond editorial praises production gains and warns the war will grow tougher. It urges home front sacrifice, tighter government coordination, and united effort as essential sinews of victory, noting mass mobilization and the need to bear burdens without complaint.
Greensboro News reports Maj. Gen. Willibald von Borowietz of the 15th panzer division wept after being taken prisoner in Tunisia. He cried not for bloodshed or doom but because he had no tasks or forces left to lead, losing the art of war he loved.
News of Other Years recaps that overnight truck parking will be enforced. Italian doctors convicted for selling convalescence certificates to healthy soldiers. Five years ago, G. W. Dellinger, once of Imboden's cavalry, faced a June 6 parade. Prof W. B. Horner to deliver remarks.
Jean Marston quits her life as a fashion model to help Steve Landis at a rubber plant in Mexico after a sabotage attempt derails a train. They rescue a wounded Mexican engineer and trainman, secure first aid, and rally to aid the secret rubio formula carrier. Manhunts and police follow as Jean and Steve face danger with resolve and humor.
Address at Boyce commencement recalls Jefferson Davis born June 3, 1808 in Fairview Kentucky. J Ralph Grigsby, 67, dies in Clarke County. Pope expels Spain’s government from Catholic Church over anti Catholic decrees.
Forty five years ago a bull weighing 1715 pounds escaped from the scales at the Market yard and charged through the city. In Berryville Miss Ella Lewis wed Mr James M White in Grace Church while at the bride’s home 417 South Braddock street Mr Harry Wood married Miss Minnie Bowen.
John W. McDonald aged 33 dies suddenly at his mother's home. Regina Hable is critically ill. A horse is stolen from Wilmer Guard. the thief, claiming Kentucky origin, is captured by the Sheriff as he rides into town.
Forty years ago Miss Nellie Cover married Judge T W Harrison at her home Angerona with Judge C E Nicol of Manassas attending. A marriage license was issued to Miss Fanny Janney, niece of Judge John Riely of Virginia Supreme Court, to Mr.
Washington reports on President Roosevelt naming James Byrnes to lead the domestic war effort with a six member top board. Fred Vinson Marvin Jones and others join as advisers while Prentiss Brown is removed from the OPA. Hopkins and the President retain real control as Byrnes faces Congress and wary officials.
Answers cover quick trivia like Iceland geysers, a Sunday off called a holiday, capitals of Hungary, naval vessels between destroyer and battleship, Menelik II as Ethiopian king, shell that failed to explode, Alaska capital Juneau, duplex house meaning two households, pram meaning baby carriage, and Robert Louis Stevenson as author.
Dr. Clendening explains that patient history is the key to correct diagnosis. He notes modern tests supplement but do not replace the physician’s interpretation of symptoms and patterns learned from experience.
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