The Evening Star Advertisement Notice and Rates
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists publication details including editor H. F. Byrd Jr and national reps DeLisser Inc. It notes delivery issues should be reported to maintain service and provides subscription rates by mail or motor route for one year six months and three months with advances.
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Singh Cop
Psalm Verse Reflected in June 7 1944 Page
A short devotional note quotes Psalm 71 16 and promises to speak of the Lord God s righteousness on this June day in 1944. The dated line anchors a religious reflection in the newspaper.
Postwar Prosperity and the War’s Piercing Cost
A wartime era asks how postwar prosperity can coexist with debt and taxes. Charles E. Wilson warns that income growth is largely borrowed to fuel destruction and that repayment will require hard work after the war. The piece notes unequal fortunes and urges individuals to save and reduce obligations to gain a head start in reconstruction.
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Charles E. Wilson
General Electric Company
Reprinted Editorial on Soviet Bases for Allied War Plans
The editorial argues Russia may permit Allied use of bases to strike Germany and possibly Japan, noting warm Soviet reception and the need for coordinated postwar cooperation. It warns of strong resistance if bases skirt Russian security, highlighting Vladivostok Tokyo distance and the risk of a fanatical Japanese defense if bases are nearby.
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Rome
Russia
Japan
Far East
Manchukuo
Sea of Japan
Vladivostok
Tokyo
Moscow
West
Feeding Rome: Allied challenge to feed refugees
The Rome population swells to 750000 to 1000000 refugees straining Allied relief. Italy’s wheat, dairy and meat regions were devastated by war, while German control blocked supplies. Allies must import up to 50000 tons of wheat monthly and fix water mains as shortages threaten hunger and public health.
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Rome
AMG
Italy
Europe
Weather Dampens Channel Invasion Outlook
Invasion chieftains faced rough Channel conditions with grey skies and rain in the Dover strait. Winds shifted northwesterly toward France as cool temperatures hovered around 47 to 50 degrees, with variable sunshine and expanding cloud banks along the Calais coast.
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London
Channel
Dover Strait
Strait
French
Calais
The Light Eternal
A reflection on two Bible truths from a children’s view. No man has seen God, but beholding Jesus reveals the Father. The excerpt urges faith, hope, and that God is near through Christ’s life and mission.
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God
Jesus
Father
St. Paul
Jesus Christ
Alban Hills Coup by U S Boys Before Rome
U S servicemen staged a bold night operation in the Alban Hills near Veliterri to breach German lines. The ascent targeted Mt Artemesio and Lake Nemi as they moved to high ground and sought a flank, part of the Fifth Army’s advance from the Anzio beachhead.
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Rome
Alban Hills
Velletri
U. S
Mt. Artemesio
Lake Nemi
Fifth Army
Anzio
Infantile Eczema and Common Childhood Skin Ailments
Article reviews contagious skin conditions in children including infantile eczema impetigo tinea and scabies. It notes diet, gentle care, light fabrics, minimal washing oats baths aluminum acetate dressings and specific treatments like sulfathiazole and sulfur ointment.
Allies Reported On Greek Soil
Unconfirmed reports from Ankara claimed an Allied landing in Greece. Turkish advices placed the landing in the Peloponnese south of the Isthmus of Corinth, while UN radio at Algiers cited Berlin saying Patras on the northwest coast was the location.
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London
Greece
Ankara
Peloponnesus
Moaners Club Organized In New Haven
Incorporation papers filed for Moaners Inc in New Haven Connecticut. Membership requires having passed beyond the griper stage to be a chronic moaner. By laws allow suspension or dismissal if a member’s disposition improves.
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New Haven, Conn
The
Moaners, Inc
Suffering citizens urge quiet radios in a wartime city
Citizens protest neighbors who blast radios at night disturbing a dozen families. The piece urges self control and moderation to reduce noise, noting some Richmond communities solved the issue with friendly tacit agreement to keep volumes in check.
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Richmond
Second Invasion Try Reported
London reports a second daylight invasion attempt at Pas de Calais by German long range artillery. The Pas de Calais area near Dover is northeast of Cherbourg. Berlin radio said long range guns fired on enemy ships attempting to land troops on the French coast with results obscured by artificial fog.
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London
Berlin
Pas-De-Calais
Pas-De- Calais
Channel
Dover
English
Cherbourg
French
Japanese Withdraw In Kohima Area
Allied headquarters report rapid Japanese retreat in the Kohima sector of north eastern India as losses mount. British forces have taken a village six miles east of Kohima and communications are hard to maintain. In Burma, Stilwell’s line advances near Myitkyina while Chinese forces push toward Kamaung and Lonkin in the jade mine region.
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Southeast Asia Command
Kandy
Ceylon
Kohima
India
Myitkyina
Burma
Joseph W. Stilwell
Mogaung
Kamaung
Lonkin
Back The Attack War Bond Drive Promotes Live-Drive-Safely
A wartime public service item urges citizens to support bond drives with a live-drive event message stressing work and safety. It promotes patriotic financing for the war effort through focused community participation and thrift.
How's Your I Q Quiz Questions Likely From War Era Page
A reader quiz lists ten questions about wartime governance and history. It asks on page 2 for the answers and covers topics from the War Production Board to presidential tax status, naval terms, material weights, and constitutional eligibility.
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Office of Civilian Requirements
The
War Production Board
United States
New Year Party Deepens Wrightsville Mystery
Ellery Queen and Pat host Nora's New Year celebration at the Wrightsville residence. Nora’s mood shifts. tension rises as arsenic poisoning hints resurface with a suspicious New Year eve gathering involving Jim and Lola amid champagne and a crowded party.
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Ellery
Pat
Bald Mountain
Bill York
Wrightsville
Hermy
John F
Nora
Jim
Rosemary Haight
Rosemary
Mr. Queen
Judge Martins
Doc Willoughby
Frank Lloyd
Carter Bradford
Bradford
Carl
Carmel Pettigrew
Alberta
Eli Martin
Tabitha
Manhattan
Clarice Martin
Clarice
Lola
Hesey
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