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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1945
Page
4
Facsimile Aims to Transform Postwar Communication
The article predicts widespread use of facsimile after the war across military, rail, air, and ocean transport. Western Union plans public installations, trains adopt it for passenger service, and businesses will use it for interdepartmental messages. Syndicated news and images would arrive simultaneously nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Eastern Railroad
Sugar Trade Signals Quick U.S. Cuba Talks For 1947 1948 Crops
U S officials negotiate in Cuba to buy the 1946 1947 Cuban sugar harvests. With Cuba- U S ties close and Britain monitoring Dominican sugar, prices may rise for 1947 and 1948 while bidding by other nations increases. The United States previously paid 2.65 per pound for Cuban sugar in 1942 43 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
U. S
Britain
Dominican Republic
U.S
Editorial on rat plague and control in communities
The Staunton Evening Leader argues rat plagues are deplorable yet not conquered. It notes people rarely see rats where they live and resist responsibility yet asserts rats die when deprived of food and homes. Traps are mentioned as a solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staunton
Average Householder Against Rats Aims To End Loss
The author urges clean homes, tight trash lids, and sealed wall gaps to curb rat infestations. Restaurants and hotels invite rats unless kept immaculate with secure garbage. Eliminating rats could save about 200 million dollars in food and property and reduce diseases they carry.
The Cornbread Controversy in Cornbread Making Debates
A Christian Science Monitor column explores a national debate over cornbread making. It notes varied preferences on sugar, white or yellow cornmeal, flour addition, and stone ground versus roller grind methods, calling for a conference to settle basic freedoms in the craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
California
Maine
Puget Sound
Suwannee River
Humility and Ike’s Merit Honor Highlighted by Greensboro
The Greensboro News lauds General Eisenhower for humility shown in accepting the Order of Merit from King George VI. It compares his modest bearing to Churchill and biblical prophets, noting many leaders glorify sacrifice without equal humility. The piece cites ancient and modern examples and celebrates Ike’s measured virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Eisenhow
George of
England
Winston Churchill
Ike
Alexander
Napoleon
Hitler
Mussolini
Eisenhower
Micah
Frederick County Farm Deferment Statistics Questioned
A reader letter from Richard F. Lewis Jr criticizes a Winchester Evening Star analysis on draft deferments. He argues the cited national and state percentages misrepresent Frederick County figures by counting metropolitan areas and urges correction to reflect actual local deferment rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Griffing
Frederick County
Virginia
United States
Frederick County Draft Board
Richard F. Lewis, Jr
War Bond Supper Preparations and Red Cross Appeal
Mrs Lee Roberts and Mrs Norman Hitchcock are preparing for a War Bond Supper to be served tomorrow evening. The National Red Cross seeks stenographers for vital war work. Marcel De Baer, president of Belgium Military and Maritime Courts of Appeal, urged that Adolf Hitler be shot on sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Roberts
Norman Hitchcock
National Red Cross
Marcel de Baer
Belgium
Adolph Hitler
Fire damages Harrisonburg business. net loss eyed
A $175,000 blaze at Harrisonburg disrupted early today as Hide and Junk Co suffered an estimated $150,000 net loss. In Winchester an all time high in marriage licenses was expected to top 41 by 1 pm today, signaling a record day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Hide and Junk Co
Winchester
Windstorms Level Silos In Double Tollgate Area
Ten years ago Lewis F Trier former Captain of the Sarah Zane Fire Company and prominent citizen reports windstorms leveling many silos and outbuildings in the Double Tollgate section with no persons or stock injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis F. Trier
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Ales
Double Tollgate
Kiwanis Night Observed With Silence and Patriotic Songs
Farmers amid wheat harvest in a drought area anticipate a good crop. Kiwanis Night participants stood at attention for 30 seconds then sang America and God Save the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Cadets join final year end German figure at VMT dance
Carlin Gray leads cadets in a German figure at the year end dance event at V M T. Germany pushes on the eastern front driving Russians back near Lemberg and seizing equipment. Henry MccVicar flees Mexico amid ongoing internal strife endangering Americans in business. Forty five years ago Winchester won a judgment in a suit by Judge Handley’s heirs over a large legacy to the city. R E Trenary falls from a high trestle in Cameron Hall while preparing decorations. Rev Julian Sibley of Atlanta receives a call from the local Presbyterians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin Gray
Germany
Lemberg
Henry MccVicar
Mexico
Winchester
Judge Handley
R. E. Trenary
Cameron Hall
Julian Sibley
Atlanta
A Cry From the Crowd About a Soldier’s Lost Pin
A placard on a telephone pole pleads for a missing sweetheart pin marked lost with a soldier’s name. The essay reflects on wartime loss, enduring love, and the unchanging bond of family amid global upheaval. It recalls biblical imagery of Sisera’s mother and the longing shared by mothers, fathers, and sweethearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisera
Seven quiz questions and page 2 answers
A reader asks seven trivia items covering publishers, geography, calendars, gender stats, sports, grammar, condiments, capitals, universities, and Bible books. Answers are on Page 2.
War Dog training accepts five breeds now
The program now accepts German Shepherd Belgian Sheepdog Doberman Pinscher Collie Farm Type with medium length coat and the Schnauzer Giant for War Dog training.
New York Mayoral Races Shake Up Major Parties
Washington sources detail the 1940s New York mayoral race turmoil as Gov. Dewey supports Judge Jonah Goldstein for the Republican nomination while Democratic leaders deny involvement. The piece outlines intraparty splits, tactics by Tammany Hall, ALP and Communist groups, and the shifting odds ahead of the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ntional
New York
Tom Dewey
Jonah Goldstein
Hannegan
William O’dwyer
LaGuardia
Samuel Seabury
LaGuardita
Fiorello
Doy
Senate
Truman
Mead
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
Farley
Tammany Hall
McGolderick
Morris
McGoldrick
O'Dwyer
Americar
Labor Party
Goldstein
CIO
Hill
Goitre Symptoms and Hidden Toxicity in Adults
Thousands of adults especially women have goitre with few symptoms. Toxic goitre raises nervousness sweating weight loss and potential heart strain. Diagnosis uses nasal metabolism or iodine response tests. treatment includes iodine rest or surgery for prevention of permanent damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Linnell
England
Linnell
4-H Stockmen To Raise More Animal
Government estimates show a 2 billion pound shortfall to equip armed forces and allies. Virginia 4-H youth advanced 1600000 meat animals in 1942 44 and 526000 last year. The 1945 National 4 H Meat Animal Activity offers merit awards and 200 college scholarships. Last year's Virginia state champion was Edwin Arnold of Lucketts with county winners across many counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Four-H Club
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago
Virginia
Edwin Arnold
Lucketts
Albemarle
Amherst
Appomattox
Augusta
Bath
Brunswick
Campbell
Caroline
Clarke
Craig
Cumberland
Giles
Halifax
Henry
Isle of Wright
Loudoun
Lunenburg
Mecklenburg
Montgomery
Northumberland
Nottoway
Page
Patrick
Pittsylvania
Prince Edward
Princess Anne
Buckingham Counties
How to peel apricots using hot and cold water
Place ripe apricots in a boiling water pan for one minute. Transfer to cold water for three minutes. Remove and peel skins. the hot water loosens the skins for easy peeling.
Memorial Service Planned in Trone for Sunday
The annual memorial service will be held in Trone Virginia on Sunday June 24 starting with Sunday School at 1 00 p m Mr Russell Lupton will lead the program aided by the Reverend C G Ruscel Lunch will be served on the grounds Granville Lafollette now at Bainbridge Navy training. Local residents attended services at Timber Ridge Christian Loom Methodist and Capon Chapel churches last weekend and visits were made with area families including Mrs Mervil Lee Dailey and Mrs M C Garvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trone
Russell Lupton
C. G. Ruscel
Timber Ridge Christian
Loom Methodist
James Oates
Capon Chapel
H. D. Whitacre
Rival to My Heart Chapter Thirty One Threats and Struggles
Dr Gail Benton faces a medical and social crisis as rumors about a trial against Dr McCormick spread through Springdale. She loses hospital support and patients while colleagues pressure her to take a vacation. Burke stands by her, but financial strain and public opinion threaten her career and autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail
Gail Benton
M.D
Gai Benton
Cassius McCormick
McCormick
Dr. Benton
Katie
Burke
Mother
Women’s Club
Springdale
Reyna
Amos Niles
Ralph Kramer
Mr. Niles
Doctor Benton
Kramer
Faun
Niles
Ralph
Dr. Kramer
Joan of Arc
Dr. McCormick
Steve McCormick
Steve
New York
Onne
Rolly
Junior
Nina
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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Earl L. Douglas
D. D
I. Q
Osservatore Romano
Wimbledon
Columbia
Columbus
South Carolina
Greencastle
Indiana
Paul Maton
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Fred Neher
Scott
Pine Tree Crew
Singapore
Suez Canal
Panama Canal
Formosa
R.J. Scott
Granville Lafollette
U. S. Navy
Bainbridge
Mervil Lee Dailey
Winchesser
Roy Winefiled
M. C. Garvin
Robert Muse
King Features Syndicate
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