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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1944

Page

4

Easter Emerea at Winchester Post Office Adverts

Notice from the Winchester Virginia post office announcing second class mail arrangements, subscription rates, delivery prompts, and a Bible quotation. Readers urged to report delivery delays or irregularities to ensure a perfect system. Rates listed for Transient, Contract, and Mail or Motor Route subscriptions. Also mentions national representatives and publication timing.

Emerea Winchester. Vapost Star

Rock of Anzio and Marne: Third Division’s air supported fate

The Third Division earned the nicknames Rock of the Marne and Rock of Anzio for its WWI and WWII actions. Allied air forces at Anzio used massive air power, with 40,000 20-pound bombs, to repel a German assault, described as the greatest air bombardment in cooperation with ground forces. It credits air support as decisive, signaling a transforming history of aerial warfare.

Marne France Rock of Anzio Rome Mediterranean Anzio

Conversion Planning Release by American Military Authorities

American military authorities release reports on vast stores of war supplies stockpiled at bases used for 1944 and 1945 campaigns. The plan signals power drives on the enemy and urges focusing on domestic production to temper looming unemployment after hostilities end.

Civilian Production Shift Plans Urged By War Board

Government urges rapid shift to civilian production using available labor and strong civilian demand. Emphasizes that conversion materials and capital must be ready when needed and plans should be completed. Calls for cooperation among capital management and labor to mobilize production.

War and Navy Departments

Ickes Oil Pipeline Plan Faces Scrutiny In Arabia

Reprinted editorial questions Harold Ickes projected 1200 mile oil pipeline from the Persian Gulf to the Red Sea. It argues for prior Anglo American talks with Britain and others, warns of imperial overreach, and calls for thorough study before any construction begins amid war and postwar stakes.

Harold Ickes Arabia Persian Gulf Red Sea Ickes State Department Britain Washington Post Saudi Arabia United States Post Harold

CAFE SOCIETY TRIAL TURNS INTO Sideshow

Wayne Lonergan’s murder trial deteriorated into a spectacle as judge Judge John J. Freschi ordered a mistrial amid procedural irregularities. Defense chief Edward V. Broderick sparked chaos with motions and public theatrics, drawing unprecedented public attention and derailing the proceedings.

Wayne Lonergan Royal Air Force John J. Freschi Freschi Lonergan Edward V. Broderick Broderick Broadway Variety

Mews of Other Years and Local Notices

Reports on Red Army advances around Vyazma and a German retreat corridor to Smolensk. Senate rejects blanket farm deferments as Lend Lease totals $9 billion to Allies. Five and ten year retrospectives note conferences, festivals, and local deaths in Berryville and Stephens City. Church memorial plans noted.

Red Army Vyazma Smoensk Senate Lendilease

Snowbound Northern Virginia Faces Severe Winter Storm

Twenty years ago Northern Virginia endures the heaviest snow of the season as phone service collapses. Local agencies and clubs rally with the Red Cross to aid storm victims amid widespread outages and travel disruption.

Virginia Red Cross

Outrage Coverage and Fire Safety Proposals Highlight Senate Floor

Thirty years ago a long list of Mexican outrages filled Senate debate while City Halls considered steel safety tubes as fire escapes. A mass murder play titled Massacre drew crowds at the Auditorium, and a separate note recalls forty years back when John and Park Strode clashed with African Americans over chicken theft at Stephens City. Memorial Hospital expansion work began recently. A whiskey ad extols liquid music and bottled poetry, ripe and mellow.

Senate John Park Stephens City Memorial Hospital

Surprise party for Harry Hillborn reported forty five years ago

Ida Fisher is ill at her home near town as a note from forty five years ago mentions a surprise party for Harry Hillborn and health concerns for Ida Fisher.

Harry Hillborn Ida Fisher

Quiz questions puzzle history and lore in one page

This page presents a playful quiz asking about military branches and a group named Bandit Group, Napoleon’s Moscow retreat year, weather phrases meaning pea soup cats and dogs old lady geese, sturgeon roe relish called caviar, Captain Kidd piracy, Britain's war declaration with Canada, polar encircling water, operone meaning, Robert E. Lee university presidency, and the nursing heroine known as the Lady With the Lamp.

Napoleon Moscow Captain Kidd Great Britain Germany Dominion of Canada North Pole Robert FE. Lee

Temperance rally urges wartime abstinence in Virginia

A March 5 gathering at Broad Street Methodist Church in Richmond drew Virginia citizens and leaders from multiple cities to hear Rep Joseph Bryson of South Carolina advocate total abstinence and wartime prohibition. Sam Morris spoke on alcohol’s harm to morals and wartime economy. Organized by the Citizens' Temperance Foundation of Virginia, the meeting credited Allen G. Roach for its success. Richmond, March 9, 1944. A. Jordan.

Winchester Star Virginia Richmond Broad Street Joseph R. Bryson South Carolina Sam Morris Citizens’ Temperance Fundation of Virginia Danville Martinsville Petersburg Lynchburg Allen G. Roach

Soldier vote bill farce amid political brinkmanship

Washington dispatch mocks the soldier vote bill saga as a farce with Green and Lucas at center, detailing a long list of reform attempts, convoluted substitutions, and repeated revisions by Senate and House committees. The piece ridicules politicians for staging a power grab under the guise of protecting soldiers, while noting routine delays and unclear outcomes.

Green Lucas Solid South

Function of Liver In The Human Body By Dr Logan Clendening

A column explains the liver is more than a bile producer. It stores vitamins and sugar, aids blood cell formation, and detoxifies. the organ acts as a central sewage plant. The piece notes vitamin D from sunlight, bile’s role, and the need for starch and protein while limiting fat.

W. T. Halstead

Lenten Reducing Diet by Dr Clendening

Diet plan outlines a Sunday and Monday reduced calorie menu under Dr Clendening. Meals include grapefruit toast coffee and light proteins withSpecific items like boiled tongue lettuce beet greens toast and lamb chop. The text lists calorie targets of 550 for Sunday and 500 for Monday with notes on butter sugar and cream restrictions.

CIO P A C Attacks and Sways War Debate in Outspoken Tone

The CIO political action committee is portrayed as militant and self righteous in its defense of soldiers while claiming honesty for itself. It is alleged to be driven by left wing labor leaders aiming to sway Congress and voters this year. Soldiers complain labor profits and strikes have undercut pay, while front line wages remain low. The piece likens CIO tactics to a kidnapping scheme and mocks pretentious wartime profiteering.

CIO John Lewis O. Henry

Camilles and secrets in Mallory’s late night visit

In a tense scene, Mallory Baker resists seeing Ted Patrick then hosts Carlos, sharing a kiss by a balcony threat. Prism watches, and Carlos brings camilles as Mallory previews a final concert piece, slipping into a cloak of passion and jealousy amid looming performance pressures.

Ted Patrick Nang Taxco Prism Armando Mallory Carlos Mallory Baker Princesita Manuelita Richard Blythe Manuelita Estrada

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