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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1943
Page
4
In conformity with P. O. 19687 D. Order PP obtained every day except Sunday The Evening Star Publishing Co. of Winchells asks subscribers to report delays or irregularities in delivery to improve the promptness and reliability of the service.
Ananias lays hands on Saul in Damascus telling him the Lord Jesus who appeared to him on the road has sent him. Saul receives his sight and is filled with the Holy Ghost in the house.
General Hershey cites the extreme hardship 3-D deferment example for men with dependents. He argues a husband caring for an invalid wife and children shows restraint and would undermine army efficiency, suggesting limits to such classifications.
The article shows that Allied air superiority boosts morale but challenges remain with civilian goods. WPB warns gradual restoration into 1944 amid 20 percent shortfalls, while steel conservation cuts and a push to add 1 million tons in the next quarter stress consumers and livelihoods.
The editorial argues Italy remains under Nazism with Mussolini’s fascist regime, aided by a subservient fascism. It notes Allied victory prospects and Italian resistance, criticizing years of support for Mussolini and urging recognition of folly in following fascist leadership. It references Churchill's remark and calls for Mussolini’s downfall.
Richmond readers are urged to embrace sensible southern summer dress as a moral stance. The piece mocks trucked fashion norms, contrasts tropical attire with heat, and urges abandoning coats for comfort and victory. It playfully scolds locals as “boobs” for postponing practical dress.
Staunton prepares a large homecoming for Lieutenant Jack Manch the local representative of Doolittle's Tokyo raid. He is due Friday at four pm at the C and O station with a public welcome and a reception planned at his birthplace Priday. Staunton honors a native son as histories record the raid.
Nazi propaganda in occupied France warns that if German forces retreat they will unleash a scorched earth policy to deny resources to the Allied invasion. Paris radio quotes assert German courage and deny easy routs, aiming to deter morale and slow Allied advance.
A June letter argues peace must rest on democracy and Christianity not League or world courts. It rejects imperial policing and envisions a United States of Europe with democratic unity, mutual defense, and continued strong armament to counter totalitarian regimes. It urges a cautious, self-reliant approach over global commissions.
The Rancho Casolina staff begins a long day of cleanup after the fiesta. Mrs. Parkinson reassures a tense husband while Curley and Rosita clash over romance. Foreman Thompson is summoned as Parkinson plans grain purchases, and a note about Jean hints at unresolved tensions.
A compilation of past notices and events lists incidents and actions from five to twenty seven years ago. Items include Franklin Daniel and Thomas G. Hobbs fatally shot in Lynchburg, Rafe Martin beds used in Hollywood sets sold by Joe Savage, Mrs. J. H. Baker’s death, and various local notes on clubs prices trains and drowns, with a Kitchener estate value and militia service.
The notice asks to turn to page 2 for correct answers and includes questions about the Old Curiosity Shop author the Zambezi River Roosevelt marriages Chicago Harbor Aleutian Island chess and military writing George Fielding Elliot the North American highest peak in Alaska and Dominion Can Parliament location.
The questions ask who aided Hitler in writing Mein Kampf and why a motion to move the previous question is used in parliamentary procedure. The intended answers reference Goebbels, not Goering or Hess, and explain that moving the previous question limits debate to end discussion on a main motion.
Discussion of psychosomatic medicine as a dominant modern view in health care. Cites Osler and the fourteenth edition of Principles and Practice of Medicine edited by Henry A. Christian. Explains psyches and somas as inseparable in illness and summarizes definitions of emotional features behavior and physical status.
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