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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1943

Page

7

Rainfall totals and averages for the year and months

The report lists present and past rainfall through 8 a.m. June to date 3.86 inches and year to date 19.80 inches. It cites the 30 year average at 36.11 inches and 80 year monthly figures from 1913 to 1941 with monthly values for January to December. Data provided courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.

Winchester Research Laboratory

State Utilities To Pay More Tax In 1943

State taxes on public service companies in 1943 are expected to total $6,729,709, an increase of $1,086,096 from the $5,672,873 prior year. Local valuations of company property rose from $220,250,000 to $241,074,000, boosting local taxation.

Richmond Ube Ree

Memorial service set at United Brethren Church Mt Hebron

Brush Creek Virginia reports a memorial service at United Brethren Church Mt Hebron near Cross Junction on Sunday June 27 at 2 30 PM with Rev Joseph R Collis of Martinsburg WV among the ministers. A cheese making demonstration will be held at N H DeHaven's next Thursday afternoon June 24 starting 1 30 PM.

Brush Creek United Brethren Church Mt. Hebron Cross Junction Joseph R. Collis Martinsburg W. Va Harvey L. Mauay Nebraska M. C. DeHaven Bunker Hill Mae Painter Nellie Painter Mauzy Alva Lamp Laura Dailey Ruth Kerns A. P. Whitacre Betty Mauzy Ollie Summer Ernest Gray Roxzanna Batt Clyde Collins Ruth M. Kerns Harry Q. Kerns Joseph Hovermale Howard’s Chapel Sallie M. Boyer Front Royal N. H. DeHaven P. F. C. Harvey L. Mauzy L. H. Stmmer Flintstone Mad Betty Blythe Mauszy Lilerre Harrison Pred Mauzy Saitmore Oathe Het

Whitacre mare lost. locals visit Ebenezer area notes

Ebenezer Va June 26 report of Mr A C Whitacre losing a mare and Mrs A Whitacre's hip trouble. Visitors include L G Whitacre S W Riley and Miss Mary Stewart. Weather concerns mention dry spell hindering corn plowing and wheat harvest with rain needed.

Ebenezer A. C. Whitacre A. Whitacre S. W. Riley L. G Whitacre Mary Stewart Mable Whitacre W. Y. Quick Carpentier

Local Sports Are Featured In The Evening Star Daily

The Evening Star Daily highlights local sports with sections on high school and community teams. Readers find game scores, schedules, and player spotlights across city neighborhoods and nearby leagues.

Evening Star

Unknown text fragment about packaging quality and brands

Fragmented OCR text references packaging quality standards and brands with garbled names. It mentions Bulfate copper and safety of modern packaging without clear event or person details. The readable content lacks a coherent news item or report.

Radar Mass Production Begins Across U S Navy Industry

The 1940 push to mass produce radar gained momentum after Admiral Bowen and GE's Charles E. Wilson saw its potential. Westinghouse and GE rapidly expanded radar facilities and contracts, while a British mission shared early findings and spurred U S efforts in naval radar development.

John M. Hightower Associated Press Washington Aut Harold Bowen Charles E. Wilson General Electric Pany Walter R. Baker Naval Radio Division Baker Bowen Westinghouse Electric Company Navy A. W. Robertson George Bucher NRL Westinghouse United States Navy Department Naval Research Laboratory Britain Albert Hoyt) Taylor Leo C.) Young One Brett Merle Institute Watson Watt

Radar’s pivotal role in WWII cited by Admiral Bowen

The piece credits radar as a decisive factor in Allied victory. It notes German use of early radio devices on the Bismarck and a British plane guiding naval forces to destroy the ship, while Allied secrecy protected their own technology. Admiral Bowen summarizes radar as advancing research development and production in parallel.

Japan Bismarck Hood United States Admiral Bowen Navy General Electric Westinghouse Bell Telephone RCA Page Naval Research Crea Taylor Young Lly Bowen

Winchester notices and social notes from Frederick County

Local social updates mention Mrs Briscoe, Mrs Brucle, and guests at the White home in Winchester. A court notice in the Frederick County Virginia circuit court sets a July 3 1943 reference date before Master H K Benham to report on the estate of E B Brannon with publication to notify interested parties.

Frederick County Virginia Farmers & Merchants National Bank Winchester W. Harry K. Brannon Als E. B. Brannon Rouss Avenue H. K. Benham Virginis

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