Subscription rates and date from June 21 1945 issue
The notice lists subscription prices by mail and carrier including yearly, six month and monthly terms for zones and outside areas. It also carries a Bible verse quote from Proverbs 11 1 dated June 21 1945.
Japan to Fight on to Bitter End Despite Defeat
Premier Suzuki’s statement confirms Japan will resist Allied invasion with determination. The Diet earlier empowered ruling by decree and the Supreme War Council acts as a war cabinet, signaling abdication by the government to the Army and Navy. The plan aims to stretch American supply lines and prolong conflict, accepting heavy costs to stave off total ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzuki
Diet
Okinawa
Japan
Navy
Supreme War Council
Germany
America
Losses At Sea During World War II Atlantic Battle
The text notes American wartime troop movements from December 1941 to May 1945, with 4,453,009 soldiers ferried to Europe and only 3,604 casualties. It credits convoy systems and Navy gunners for low losses, and mentions radar and destroyers as early anti submarine measures. It also states German submarines sank or damaged 41 American ships, a small share of their own losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Flatfhields
Buckner’s Last Stand On Okinawa Honored In Editorial
Reprinted editorial honors Lieut General Simon Bolivar Buckner for his leadership on Okinawa. It notes his planning skill and fearless presence at the front, his death in action as a fitting end to a storied command. Buckner’s pursuit of victory kept to schedule as Marines pushed the foe to the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Tenth Army
Buckner
Okinawa
U. S
South America
Reaping the Mines
The Covington Virginian notes Allied joy at Germany's surrender terms. It says German authorities are removed and a joint council runs Germany. It advocates using German prisoners to clear mines to restore Europe’s food supply, arguing it upholds justice and prevents further Allied losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington Virginian
Germany
Hitler
Joint Military Control Council
Europe
United Nations
Voice of the People letter on rent control and ownership
A Winchester reader argues for democratic rent control to protect owners and renters. The letter criticizes unrestricted rental prices since 1944, warns that discouraging ownership aids socialism, and calls for fair treatment and assistance for both property holders and tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
A. C. Oates
Winchester
Local V. F. W. War sales surpass $20,000 in town
One year ago the V. F. W. war bond sale total exceeded twenty thousand as veterans manned the bond booth on Loudoun street. Boy Scouts of Winchester to handle salvage collections during school vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun Street
Boy Scouts of Winchester
Viipuri
Hellsinki
Red Radio
Finland
Local Mail Office Handles 15000 Pieces Daily
Post master Nelson Page tells Rotary Club the local office processes over 15,000 pieces of mail each day. Capt J P Hayley just returned from a five week trip to England visiting his native home. Mr and Mrs Delmar Robinson also return from a European tour at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Page
Rotary Club
J. P. Hayley
England
Delmar Robinson
Delinquency Concern Amid Assembly and Klansmen Rally
Red Cross Secretary devotes large time to supervising wayward youths as Klan organizers anticipate at least one half million members. Mr and Mrs F A Hubard of this city celebrate their 60th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Winchester Fair to Open for Five Days in September
Secretary C. B. Ealson announces the great Winchester Fair will run from September 7 to 11. Rural mail routes will see motor vehicles soon, with most carriers using motorcycles. Emperor Wilhelm II of Germany assures nations his navy will safeguard neutrals on the high seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Ealson
Winchester
Wilhelm II
Germany
Mary
Faulkners Host Reception for Daughter in Martinsburg
Senator and Mrs William Faulkner held a reception at Boydville the Martinsburg home for their daughter Mrs William White of Nashville Guards are hired to keep smallpox victims in their homes in Charles Town 18 new cases reported Mrs Lela Baker leads county and Miss Lula Jenkins tops Winchester popularity contest as Star nears close
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faulkner
William White
Nashville
Boydville
Martinsburg
Charles Town
Lela Baker
Lula Jenkins
Winchester
Strength for the Day by Earl L. Douglas D D
The piece urges daily self examination to improve character. It cites Socrates that an unexamined life is not worth living and argues five minutes of introspection prompts concrete resolutions and personal growth through honest reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socrates
Quiz questions from a 19th century paper page
How's Your IQ Do seven questions and turn to Page 2 for answers Eilis Arnall governor which state? Special pictures on envelopes called wax seals or embossing Is dervish religion Islam The Alps Maritimes department location country Henry VIII first wife Spanish princess Catherine of Aragon Burr Hamilton duel location New Jersey Apple jelly-making fruit true or false Columbian Exposition city Little Big Horn US general Custer Ellice Islands ocean Pacific or Indian Ocean
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilis Arnall
Alps Maritimes
Henry VIII
England
New Jersey
Hamilton
Burr
Ellice Islands
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian Ocean
German U boats active in Gulf of Mexico during war
German submarines attacked 11 ships in the Gulf of Mexico and along the Florida coast. Casualties totaled 883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Youth Draft hearing reaches stratospheric rhetoric
The House committee on the Youth Draft heard testimony labeled universal military training but offered no solid facts or cost figures. Military leaders Marshall and Eisenhower pressed for a large trained force, while King backed a large Navy. critics warned the plan lacked specifics and warned Congress may reject it despite committee findings. The piece criticizes the lack of concrete proposals and notes broad opposition from peace groups and education groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Earth
Marshall
Eisenhower
Admiral King
Army
Navy
General Marshall
King
Ing
National Guard
West Point
Annapolis
Women’s Clubs Labor
CIO
AFL
Farmers Union
National Grange
United States Chamber of Commerce
New York
How to check for jobs in other cities
A veteran should contact the local U S Employment Service office which maintains inter regional facilities. This helps avoid travel costs and time by confirming available jobs before venturing to distant locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Employment Service
Symptoms and treatment of toxemia in pregnancy
Doctor Norman F. Miller of the University of Michigan explains toxemia during pregnancy can be controlled with bed rest salt restriction and ammonium chloride. Early signs include high blood pressure weight gain and swelling with possible eye changes. If untreated convulsions may occur, requiring delivery or careful anesthesia. regular exams aid early detection and can save mother and infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman F. Miller
University of Michigan
Miller
Questions and Answers from The Winchester Evening Star
Reader inquiries cover small U S submarines landing forces in Normandy Omaha and Utah beaches the giant Puget Sound clam and historic postage rights for presidential widows. Answers cite Mackerel Marlin R O types 1915 1916 landing designations O U and Western Task Force details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NCEA
C. A
Omaha
Utah
U. S
Normandy
Rival 10 My Heart chapter twenty nine wedding plot
Gail and Lucienne handle Lily Lanahan’s crisis as Ralph Kramer nears his wedding to Lucienne. Lily’s self sacrifice avoids scandal but leaves Lily in fragile health and Gail determined to shape Lily’s future while navigating family and engagement tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Lucienne
Lily
Ralph
Burke
Stephen
Steve
Lucky Gentry
Reyna Thayer
Father
Cassius MacCormick
Ralph Kramer
Lily Lanahan
Lucienne Thayer
Howard Thayer
Howard
Agnes
Kramer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wpional Representatives Lisser. Inc
44Th St
York
Saaeciber
Associated Press and Audit
Bureau of Circulation
Waursday
Scott
HE Hinoceros
Jerusalem
Australia
King Peatures Syndicate, Inc
Coasal
Tween
Winchester Police Department
James E. Price
Peyton Marshall
Corporation Court
Earl L. Douglas
D. D
I. Q
Paul Mallon
Congress
Woodrum Committee
By Herman N. Bundesen, M. D
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Fred Neher
Pip
OPPAR
R. J. Scott
Aik
Rand
Johannesburg
Africa
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
Eye St. N. E
Washington D. C
J. HE
Omaha Beach
Puget Sound
The
Mrs. Roosevelt
Julien
Boston
Mill Street
Lewi Carroll
King Features Syndicate
Chapter
Katie
Lanahan
Gail Benton