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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1942
Page
4
The May 4 1943 issue of The Evening Star presents a religious banner quote from John 19 25 about Mary standing by the cross. It notes press details and distribution notes but centers on a moral exhortation with a scripture verse.
The dispatches describe Japanese bases on Micronesia including the Carolines, Marshalls and Mariana Islands as key air routes toward Hawaii and the Philippines. It notes Allied knowledge of fortified atolls, the role of Pearl Harbor Wake Guam and the broader strategic value of these islands in the Pacific theater. The piece warns that future peace talks may endanger U S security if these holdings remain.
The Union Planters National Bank of Tennessee expands to serve small savers by opening a department for children to buy War Bonds and save. The bank notes pride in letting smaller depositors look a teller in the eye while balancing the risk of this new program.
A humorous proposal envisions a youth oriented savings and loan tied to the themes of popular characters. It imagines a cooperative institution run by children and open through vacation periods, reflecting a playful take on fiscal thrift.
Describing a famine scarred Vienna, the piece notes shuttered shops, scarce goods, and scarce transport as Nazi control devastates commerce. It cites mass drafts into the army, ruined businesses, and nightly danger, with residents angered at German rule and façades of corruption.
Rural Berkshire roads show calm as villagers note fewer cars and unhurried pace. Pedestrians pass village stores while cattle wander Berkshire highways and an old horse moves along without hurry. Gas rationing may finally shine a simple, tranquil morning glow.
The article discusses Attorney General Biddle and reactions from Communist groups amid Bridges case coverage. It notes Biddle's legal approach, the 10,000 page evidence report, and his invitation to appeal to the Supreme Court. Comrades and their leaders are criticized for not pursuing legal avenues for justice.
The piece argues that opponents seek political relief from Biddle and the law rather than legal reversals. They claim a national interest to sway outcomes against conservatives, warn of Communist interference with war effort, and question the motives behind presidential decisions related to Browder and related cases amid Cold War tensions.
A critique of domestic communists who argue they are persecuted in the United States and seek to influence labor unions and elections. The piece questions their loyalty and compares their aims to democratic activism in Moscow, suggesting reciprocal actions would be unlikely from Stalin.
Atlanta June 4. H Murchison announces planned maneuvers for southeastern cities to simulate hazardous devices using flares or flour sacks. Local defense councils urged to prepare for inspections and drills under war conditions. Civilian defense aims to measure readiness like the army, with surprise incidents by civil air patrol planes and follow up by defense workers.
Warrrenton Va June 4 J Ray Larcombe a George Washington University law graduate has been named assistant cashier at Peoples National Bank succeeding D J Hatcher who receives a leave of absence for military service Larcombe has four years of experience with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Citizens flocked to New Castle pool on June 4 but found the water off and the brass plumbing fixtures stolen during winter, valued at 135 dollars, leaving the facility dry for residents.
Clarke county School Board will recommend reappointment of A F Robertson as superintendent and oversee the construction of a one room high school at Boyce. The controversy appears settled as the plan moves forward.
Five years prior Frank Feinberg who won $150000 in the Irish Sweepstakes must pay $65000 in taxes to the United States. Dizzy Dean, famed Cardinal pitcher, is suspended from the National League by President Ford Frick. The Duke and Duchess of Windsor arrived in Venice after marrying in France.
Herbert Hoover, as price control administrator, moves to lower ceilings on rising coal costs due to strikes reducing supply. A ten million dollar deed of trust, 200 pages, is filed in Corporation Court by Potomac Public Service Co. Shawnee Hollow chosen for a new gas plant site.
Sheriff Pannett predicts full turnout of Frederick county men for selective service registration tomorrow. Virginia urged to boost potato production by 25 percent to support the army.
Readers submit questions on facts and information for free. The column lists inquiries about Canada rent controls, medals to General MacArthur, Australia geography and history, and the Marine Hymn reference. Answers name multiple countries, territories, and historic figures, with concise factual details.
A quiz collection asks true false on military salutes and birth rates, names the Berlin Diary author, Martinique naval immobilization negotiator, and Free French status for New Caledonia. Other items query a 32 volt lamp, cat beer slang, Burns completion, museum author death after a Pulitzer, and Luther Burbank as a plant breeder.
A dated example shows how phrasing can mislead about who gains adulthood and enters a business partnership. The guidance suggests clarifying to say when the son came of age I took him into partnership.
Members of Holy Name Societies across the western Richmond Diocese including Maryland Virginia and West Virginia will hold all meetings in Berkeley Springs for the war. Rev Charles Comaskey cited central location and fuel restrictions. Lewis Milani of Front Royal Virginia named secretary.
In Cairo dated June 4 the report notes the German attack on British forces in Libya last week failed. Berlin sent a large mobile tank repair unit to keep units running, but the British captured the repair convoy, hindering German operations.
LeRoy of O Pia Washington wins the title Clipper Sweetheart as soldiers select a local person for the honor.
Tibby opens a jeweler box to reveal a flawless pearl ring and weighs its cost and fit against her comfort and love. Steena's gift from Wayne sparks anger and heartbreak as she vows revenge, hoping for a life changing moment with Dr. Dare.
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