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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
4
The notice lists payment options including one year in advance six months in advance and three months in advance along with a weekly option. It appears to outline a pricing or billing scheme for ongoing service with multiple prepayment choices.
A 1946 newspaper snippet features a biblical quotation from Isaiah 8 8 with a hopeful note about light breaking forth and healing speeding. The lines are presented as a devotional fragment likely part of a religious or faith page.
The United States Navy plans a Arctic test mission led by the 45 000 ton carrier Midway to assess carrier aviation in frigid waters. The expedition, planned since last October, starts this month as a prelude to a full scale operation next winter involving ships of all types.
The article discusses whether Britain should ease out of Belize, British Honduras, amid Guatemala’s claims and Mexico’s diplomatic support. It notes Belize’s small size and population, Guatemala’s larger power, and rising Central American infiltration eroding English influence in the colony.
The piece notes defeat in New York and rising activity in Massachusetts and Congress. It reports the creation of the National Society for Medical Research with Dr A J Carlson of the University of Chicago as chairman. Carlson defends medical use of animals as reflecting the law of life.
The text argues that humane animal use can mitigate disease and suffering. It questions moral value hierarchies between humans and animals, suggesting benefits justify sacrifice if humans are valued more than animals. It implies moral restraint but defends utilitarian animal testing under humane care.
Current Opinion lauds Secretary Byrnes for blunt speech to the Overseas Press Club. The column argues the speech marks a shift from soft methods to direct diplomacy, warning Russia to state its position and signaling no further concessions.
A new army survey of returning servicemen suggests half will move to Western states and California, boosting its population and electoral clout. Analysts note California has trended Democratic since 1932, won 1942 governorship for Republicans, and its 22 electoral votes make it a prime prize for future campaigns.
Mrs. Lewis N. Barton Mrs. Rodney Taylor Mrs. Ralph Hartley and Mrs. Alan Richardson present an unusual display in a Wend ers window for the Red Cross War Fund Drive. S. 8 Winchester Victory will be launched tomorrow in Baltimore with sponsorship by Mrs. B B Dutaon honoring the city. Philip N. Hutter is elected president of the Frank T. McFaden B C of L S P C.
Five years ago Pred Jefferson a B and O Railroad employee was injured here. Judges win their third game of the season against Warren County with goals by Oates and Pope giving the locals the lead in the final period. Mrs Ethel Jolliffe and Charles Lord debut before a Winchester audience Friday night in The Late Christopher Bean.
Ten years ago Britain expanded its army navy and air force amid a complex international situation. Building workers strike in New York City spreads to other major cities with union sympathy. Virginia House of Delegates defeats a bill offering unemployment insurance.
Twenty years ago George Lee Baker and Reynolds and Frank Morrow were among scores of boys who made miraculous escapes. The Apple Blossom special departs with 150 travelers to Florida to convey greetings from apple growers to orange growers. Miss Virginia O Connor marries Mr. E Rhodes Hunstberry.
The article reports Newton D. Baker to be chosen as secretary of War in President Wilson's forthcoming cabinet. The New York Times criticizes Congress for not backing the President's stance toward Germany, labeling them un-American.
Forty five years ago the February drought ends with only a quarter inch of rain recorded by Capt J H Baker who tracks such data. The Rev B E Enderson a longtime Methodist minister dies at his Gainesboro home after a note of a fierce Market Street Church sermon causing a marble top to fall ten feet and break.
Washington writer laments delays and unreliability across telephone telegraph and airmail services. He argues monopoly power burdens the public with slow, costly access and calls for accountability amid strikes and national affairs. He notes postwar mail delays and inconsistent telephonic access.
Medical notes explain right flank pain may stem from appendicitis or bladder infection. Cystitis may follow surgery or pelvic infection. cystoscope aids diagnosis, followed by rest, pain relief, and heat. Address underlying cause if symptoms persist.
A reflective editorial critiques how communication costs and public rights collide with monopolies and unions. It questions daily economic losses from inefficient systems and urges public assertion of service standards. The piece links moral timekeeping to divine standards and warns against misaligned consciences.
A damaged quiz note asks seven questions. It mentions the American Communications Association tied to AFL or CIO, whether Congress may sit continuously for a two year term, asks which state Senator Vandenberg represents, and requests the name of the opposing general.
A devotional note urges daily self examination and clear conscience, comparing personal timing to a clock. The author emphasizes regular checkups against moral standards, warning that mere measures are useless without consistent inner alignment.
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