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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
4
The notice outlines advertising deadlines and rate terms for The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia with subscription delays noted. It lists agency representation by Lisser Inc and AP Audit Bureau membership. The page ends with a religious quotation from 1 John 4:19 dated June 28, 1945.
A study notes total money in circulation reached 26.548 billion dollars on May 31, with per capita values rising from 39 dollars in 1929 to 191 in 1945. It explains Federal Reserve notes issued by twelve banks, currency demand from wartime commerce, and shifts in personal finance and cash handling habits.
A fragment discusses how Britain assesses Japanese military strength in Burma. It cites a recent appraisal by Lieutenant General William J. Slim, commander of the Fourteenth Army, stressing the need to study the enemy and find methods to overcome any advantages they hold.
In a London interview General Slim states that British forces in Burma have killed 100000 Japanese since October 1943 with only 2000 prisoners, 500 of whom were able bodied. He criticizes the Japanese army yet notes their tenacity and urges full Allied effort to defeat them.
Reprinted editorial notes Staunton Virginia, a major cattle county, faces meat line shortages as demand rises and supplies lag. It urges thrift, sugar limits, and careful home canning with pressure canners to avoid botulismus, while praising victory garden efforts yet stressing greater need this year.
J Raymond Walsh former CIO economist calls James Petrillo a despot wielding almost unlimited power. He condemns blacklisting Interlochen music camp and Petrillo’s radio pressure and high handed dealings with record dealers. Walsh urges the labor movement to dethrone Petrillo to protect decent unions and musical education.
One year ago Lions appointed William R. Wheatly as president and elected officers and committee chairs. Local business leaders oppose Virginia sales taxes and call for a commission to hold a meeting in Winchester. Draftsmen warn Winchester is not ready for such a tax measure. The Red Army advances toward Minsk amid heavy Nazi bombardment.
Winchester Girl Scouts travel through New England examining historical sites and local interests during their long planned trip. The group visits towns and landmarks, soaking in regional history and culture on the excursion.
A Frederick County man invents a potato planting device claiming 100 percent efficiency. The article notes Consumers Utilities Co. invested $11,000 in plant improvements amid ongoing rural technology developments.
County Clerk’s Office cleans records by vacuuming as Aubrey Weaver earns praise at the National Democratic convention in New York. Heavy rain saves local crops. Berryville merchant Tom Spates uses snow to cool drinks. John Kerr School painted. summer improvements planned for white and colored schools. First watermelons arrive for a Harpers Ferry merchant. steam heat installed at Taylor Hotel.
The piece frames faith as the victory that overcomes the world and discusses Christian unity, government, and mission. It compares spiritual triumph to military victory, asserting Christain faith will ultimately prevail over paganism and evil.
Paul Mallon outlines the tariff clash as Senate Republicans join Democrats to slash 25 percent of tariffs, sending the bill to President Truman. He notes shifting votes including Senator Smith and warns against misreading the victory, arguing it masks Enigmatism in politics and underlines protectionist aims.
A reader critiques postwar tariff cuts and quotas, arguing tariffs are archaic and their impact vague. The piece questions Truman's motives behind tariff slashing powers, cites German and Japanese trade, and suggests currency and credit factors outweigh tariff rates in global trade. The writer labels the congressional tariff victory as enigmatic and unsettled.
A reader quiz lists questions on war law ship types cremation mail mileage and more. A weather bureau note confirms no June snow in Washington DC.
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen reviews penicillin delivery advances from continuous intra venous drip to oral capsules and wafers. New blends with relatin and ephedrine extend blood presence, reducing injections from eight daily to three, while stomach protected gelatin capsules enable intestinal absorption.
The Q and A explain eligibility for a widow's pension for an adopted child of a Spanish American War veteran, noting adoption before death qualifies the child while adoption after death does not. It states a 17 year old may enlist with parental consent and outlines Navy rating sleeve placement. It covers reporting to the local draft board after discharge and explains Army discharge reason codes from War Department circulars with their superseding orders.
In a strained farewell at the train station Gail and Burke part after a long romance. Gail faces Kakied living changes with Mrs Gentry and Katie while Steve urges humility and healing from a failed case. Gail moves into a doctor's suite near the river, planning to restart work and contend with doubt and resolve.
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