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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1946
Page
4
An archival notice from The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists national representives Delisser Inc New York and subscription rates for various terms including yearly six month and monthly options plus an outside zone surcharge. The fragment ends with a Psalm quotation and incomplete rate details.
More than half the Virginia House of Delegates have signed a petition endorsing G Alvin Massenburg of Hampton to succeed Thomas B Stanley as Speaker. Massenburg, in the House since 1926, would become the 47th Speaker in 165 years. E Burn Moore of Winchester is also seen as a likely future choice for this top legislative post.
After two million American industrial workers return, goods will flow but foreign customers face a longer wait. Nations have money to buy yet loans from the United States may be deferred while Britain loan terms are worked out. The Export Control Act may be extended and agencies decide who may receive American products.
The text argues that export shortages are used as political leverage and would hurt the American public ahead of Congressional and 1948 Presidential elections. It contends that workers' strikes delayed production, suppressing export markets, and that foreigners may resume first, depriving the U S of potential markets.
Opinion endorses Moffett bill to regulate picket numbers and bar violence at struck plants. It would allow union protest while protecting management access and individual workers conscience. The proposal aims to curb rioting and reduce bloodshed in labor disputes.
Berlin reported that the U. S Ninth Army and the Canadian First Army had joined ranks tonight. Douglas B Stickley, a son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Stickley, wrote that he is in a hospital in England being treated for frozen feet. Mrs A J Novick of 117 Morgan street reported a pie and pie plate stolen from the side window of her home.
Five years ago Staunton Military Academy announced Col. BE R Warner McCabe retired U S A as superintendent to succeed Col Emory Middour. Berryville High defeated the local dribblers 35 to 21 on the Parish House floor to clinch the county championship.
Ten years ago the president urged broad tax reform including a levy on undistributed corporate profits. The State Senate was invited in a body to attend the Apple Blossom Festival. Labor shortages on relief rolls could trigger WPA withdrawal of funds for an armory project.
Twenty years ago Donald L. Weems was elected president of the Shenandoah Valley Field Trial Club and Edwin T. Snyder became exalted ruler of the local Elks lodge. The Coral Gables Corporation ran a large display ad in the Star announcing an excursion train with special Florida rates.
A reflection on Lyman Beecher's view that spiritual life hinges on physical health. Beecher urged practical care of body and mind, linking dyspepsia and sin, and advising straight talk on habits, rest, and hygiene for true spiritual well being. He warned against neglecting bodily needs in pursuit of salvation.
A reader quiz asks seven questions on inaugural dates, the seventh day, the Eur Asiatic federation with a new five year plan, the Blarney Stone country, GM electrical workers pay rise basis, rubber imports from the Orient, a planet larger than Earth besides Jupiter Saturn Neptune and possibly Pluto, and a World War I Ypres battle.
The Home Agent Mrs. Madeline B. Myers releases a March itinerary with events on March 4 to 9. District Meeting at First Church Winchester 9:30 a.m. on March 5. Stonewall HDC Furniture Clinic at First Baptist Church March 6 10:30 a.m. luncheon dish required. Gore HDC 2 p.m. March 6 home lighting demo with Mrs. Kern. Shawnee HDC 2 p.m. March 7 home pictures demo at Mrs. Snapp's. March 8 vegetable specialist H. B. Arolan meets at Home Agent office with Garden Grange. March 9 Garden event at the Bevernage.
Thirty years ago President Wilson moves to rally support as Congress prepares to challenge his foreign policy toward Germany. Postmaster J. W. Sibert previews grounds beautification at the Post Office. Over 100 Winchester students join a benefit entertainment for the YMCA.
Forty five years ago Tom Cook and several young men bought tickets on the B and O excursion to Washington for the McKinley Roosevelt inauguration. Innes B. Kelly elected driver for the Sarah Zane Fire Co. at its annual meeting.
The article argues US policy toward Argentina, Peron, and Fascism ties to broader strategy against Communism. It critiques Byrnes Blue Book timing, notes Tamborini’s uncertain win, and urges proactive, positive democratic engagement in Spain to avoid weakening alliances with democratic nations and emboldening Soviet influence.
The Information Bureau warns readers to send three cents for return postage and asks veterans to address queries to Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington. It notes veterans may receive refunds or loans and that checks have been mailed or will be cleared as applicable, with eligibility for business loans immediate upon veteran status.
An enlisted Navy man receives veteran pay at five cents a mile from discharge point to original enlistment and $100 muster out pay. He is also eligible for additional credentials or benefits as specified by service regulations.
The guidance states that F V ency and fid who after August 27 1940 complete three years of active Federal service receive the Good Conduct Medal. Previously eligible after December 7 1941 for one year of continuous active Federal service. the period now runs to March 2 1946.
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