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DeLisser Incorporated at 11 East 44th Street New York serves as national representatives.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
4
DeLisser Incorporated at 11 East 44th Street New York serves as national representatives.
The National City Bank of New York argues against viewing corporations as faceless capital, citing 1945 data: 72 large companies with 4,082,805 stockholders and 2,925,449 employees, $27 billion in assets, and an average $9,300 invested per worker. It notes 26 firms exceed 50,000 shareholders, with many having more shareholders than employees. The piece also covers a Society of Automotive Engineers convention warning that postwar cars may trend toward utility over style and higher costs, urging aerodynamic and engine improvements to curb wind resistance and raise efficiency. Some fear Americans will accept European-like, simpler automobiles.
House passage of a bill to reduce air mail rates from 8 cents to 5 cents per ounce or fraction, with Senate action possible soon. The article traces early postal rates from 1789 based on distance, noting 60 miles at 7.4 cents and progressive increases per 100 miles, and cites historical delivery beginnings and rate shifts through 1810.
The text outlines postal rate changes from 1845 to 1943, noting a 3 cent half-ounce rate in 1845 and 1863, a 2 cent per ounce rate in 1683, a wartime 3 cent rate for twenty months, a 1932 post Depression raise to 3 cents, and a 1943 air mail rate increase from 6 to 8 cents. It frames rates as longstanding standards before adjustments for revenue.
Current Opinion argues Pennsylvania unemployment benefits enable 70000 of 98000 coal miners to stay out after a twelve day truce. The piece contends tax funded subsidies prolong industrial action, citing high February wages and legal provisions, and calls for curbing state and federal support for strikes.
George T. Sanders is installed as president by past president C F Schenck with ceremonies. Hobson McGehee elected to the hospital group. Mary Moling estate appraised at 11918.13. Registration for youths aged 21 since Oct 16 set for July 1 nationwide. Roosevelt and Garner renominated at Philadelphia convention. Firemen win 200 prize in Hagerstown parade. Clarke county centennial princesses named.
Paul Malion notes Taft's rise to domestic leadership as the Republican base consolidates around him. Warren and Bricker loom as potential convention contenders, with Stassen and Shipstead jockeying in July primaries. The piece portrays a shifting, less isolationist GOP power structure ahead of the 1948 election.
They didn’t call Joe. Railroads employ wheel tappers who hammer on wheels when trains stop to listen for defects. The piece discusses this inspection practice and its role in rail safety.
The text extols watchful wheel tappers who detect flaws, notes a candy factory worker unsure where sorted nuts go, and praises American opportunity. It highlights self made leaders like Carnegie Ford Edison Firestone Kaiser and many Smiths and Joneses who advanced through purposeful work and persistent curiosity.
The notice states that all servicemen may take out life insurance and indicates an option tied to C M P A guidance. It discusses whether a new Marine recruit is compelled to obtain life insurance and points to policy availability rather than mandatory enrollment.
Authorities urge travelers to obtain insurance, noting benefits can reach as high as $10,000. Although not required by law, strong encouragement is given, particularly for those planning international trips or shipments overseas.
Report covers 24 hour and year to date rainfall through June 4.23 inches at 7 am, year to date 13.90 inches. Includes 33 year average annual rainfall 36.49 inches and monthly averages from 1913 to 1945, with January through December values. Courtesy of Winchester Research Laboratory.
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