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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1943
Page
8
Analysis notes a dramatic rise of the aircraft sector in the United States, predicting 1944 production at 31.15 billion dollars versus 280 million in 1938. Auto output peaked at 3.7 billion in 1941, while 2.5 million workers build transport and combat aircraft. By 1943, a 3 million man air force and postwar civil aircraft shift are anticipated.
Rationing guidance lists stamp validity for meats cheese fruits and vegetables shoes gas and other items. It notes book and stamp numbers with expiration dates and mentions new books issued starting July 22 and possible August starts for stoves.
An Associated Press piece by W J Haley, Manchester Guardian executive, argues Britain sees no joyride to Berlin or Tokyo. Haley, back from the South Pacific, warns the danger from Japan is real and urges the United States to wake to the Pacific crisis. Churchill’s pledge to push Tokyo toward Berlin and Rome is cited as national resolve.
Eight room Avon home offers two full kitchens and two baths at 421 W Clifford St. Also listed are a three room apartment with enclosed porch and two room furnished bedroom options in the Star classifieds notice pool. Contact numbers shown.
The speaker warns that Japan leveraged a drawn out China conflict and Pearl Harbor style deceptions to gain a vast empire. He cautions America not to seek stalemate or new pacific complacency after Hitler’s defeat.
A Reuters summary from Stockholm says United States battleships have reached the Mediterranean and joined the British battle fleet. The Italian fleet was said to sail into open sea, possibly for battle or refuge from Allied bombing, with unconfirmed reports from Arriba via Algiers.
Cases heard include Robert Lee Spence Woodstock charged with breaking and entering and desertion from the U S Army, Thomas J Powell Hiawassace Ga vagrancy released to U S Army, John Washington Fort Loudoun apartments drunk and disorderly fined 10 dollars 25 cents, Joe Walker Middletown drunk and disorderly fined 10 dollars 25 cents, Dodson Kernstown drunk fined 10 dollars 75 cents.
Middletown Minks edged the Park 7-5 in a heated game marked by late exchanges and disputed calls. Emmert suffered a scalp wound after a slide into second, while Judy and Houghton combined for 10 strikeouts as the Minks clinched the win. Bobby Houghton exits for Duke Thursday as Park errors prove costly.
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