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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1946
Page
4
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The Supreme Court added two cases to the docket awaiting Justice Robert H. Jackson’s return from the Nuernberg Nazi trials. The paper argues his absence harms the court and asserts the need for capable prosecution of war criminals, stressing the obligation of the nation’s top jurist to fulfill duties.
The article analyzes Harold Ickes resignation as Interior Secretary amid his testimony accusing Edwin W. Pauley of offering a bribe to the U.S. government. It notes Ickes earlier defense of Pauley and questions the consistency of Ickes moral stance and timing in criticizing Pauley while praising him in the past.
Industry groups question new price policies saying OPA reviews focus on overall earnings while ignoring losses on individual products. Some firms halt unprofitable lines, disrupting supply for others. Officials have not announced changes and await a workable solution. Competition remains the only potential regulator to prevent dislocations and delays.
Current Opinion commends Governor Tuck for signing a bill by Capt. G Alvin Massenburg requiring registrar books close 30 days before primaries to curb last minute registrations. It notes a similar rule for general elections, urges a constitutional reform to set voting hours 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and reduce judge and clerk strain.
A regional argument questions whether North Carolina is truly Southern. The writer notes that Northerness depends on perspective and cites a Florida resident who jokes about Virginians and North Carolinians migrating southward.
Mrs. A T Lunsford mourns the loss of her son Pfc Alexander Gordon Lunsford killed February 22 on Luzon in the Philippines. The Strand Theatre fire is ruled incendiary and caused 12 firemen deaths. A theft report covers a 1940 green LaSalle owned by E M Myers of 18 East Clifford Street. PF L Largent Jr was elected Trial Justice and plans to resume legal practice. Film workers participated in the Motion Picture Academy Awards poll awaiting the results.
Ten years ago France prepared to oppose Germany after Hitler insulted it by moving troops into the demilitarized Rhine zone. A four horse team of black mares in foal sold for 1426 dollars at Robert Vorous farm in Clarke County.
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank observes its 50th anniversary with deposits totaling 1.4 million dollars.
Forty five years ago Clarke County records show Shenandoah rivers running out of banks with streams in West Frederick facing hazardous overflow conditions. Officials warn of potential property damage and citizen displacement as flood forecasts rise.
The piece argues a nationwide clothing shortage escalated by a 22 percent wage increase for December 10. It blames no single group and urges readers to pressure Congress, the OPA, and the President to find a cure rather than a scapegoat, stressing urgency and public involvement.
A reader quiz lists ten questions on war crimes Harper Prize novel 1946 and military history. Topics cover Manchuria Japanese trials Pacific theater At peak strength in 1945 female Marines number strings on a violin and recognition of independence republics.
Philadelphia report states C Austin Miles, famed author of In The Garden, died Sunday aged 78. A Pitman New Jersey resident, he retired as music editor after 43 years at Rodeheaver Ballad Mac company. In The Garden was written in 1912 and printed millions of times.
Doctor Shields Warren of Boston studies 81 patients treated with radioactive phosphorus from 1940. About one third benefited, with no harm to normal red blood cell formation. leukemia showed red cell rise as white cells fell, polycythemia showed red cell drop. Some adverse effects included radiation sickness and stomach upset, but resolved after stopping treatment.
The piece discusses what it means to be a Christian as belief in Christ and friendship with him. It notes that true belief entails accepting Jesus as friend, obeying his commands, and living a life of personal relationship and obedience.
Broilers are young chickens 8 to 12 weeks old and weigh less than 2 1 2 pounds. Fryers are 12 to 20 weeks old and weigh more than 2 1 3 pounds but not more than 3 1 2 pounds.
Jane Applebee visits Elm Point estate with sister Dita Pearce as Neal Berwick arrives. Neal pressures Jane’s friend Deane Kensard while Hunt Berwick, a medical cadet, shares war plans and malaria treatment. Dinner nears as family dynamics, attraction, and tensions mix on the terrace.
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