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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1946

Page

9

Santa Claus Preview Highlights 1946 Toy Fair Lineup

New York reports the biggest postwar toy fair opens with over 100000 items from metal toys to talking dolls. Prices relax as OPA ceilings lift, promising better values though supplies remain tight. 4000 buyers, 700 exhibitors showcase steel rubber plastic and wood toys amid peacetime themes and new model research.

New York Claus Office of Price Administration L. M. MacDonald MacDonald

J Alvin Henkel Buried In Florida

Funeral services were held in Jacksonville Florida for 77 year old J Alvin Henkel a former Stephens City merchant and Peoples Bank president who died after surgery He moved to Florida 14 years ago and is survived by two wives and many children grandchildren and sisters.

J. Alvin Henkel Jacksonville Florida Stephens City Old Peoples Bank Henkel Jessie Henderson H.H. Cooley Round Hill Loudoun County Helen Collis Martinsburg W. Va John Henkel Cumberland Minnie Ambrose Frederick County Thomas Lewis David Henkel Nancy Henkel Martha Tucker Callahan, Fla Claude M. Henkel, Jr Jack Combs Holmes Bucher Pegey Henkel Earl Nixon Paw Paw Wilma Henkel Callahan Fla Leslie Henkel Claude Henkel

Dandy Handy Dictionary Ad In The Winchester Evening Star

An ad promotes a pocket dictionary of 378 pages with over 21000 definitions. It notes size 3 3 4 by 5 1 2 inches, supplements on words phrases and mispronunciations, and a durable cover. Price twenty five cents postpaid with order form and address for The Information Bureau. Also includes a War Department pay question with enlisted men earning about 158 dollars monthly including allowances.

L.W. A War Department

Souvenir War Weapons Threat Vexes U S Authorities

In a brief by Jack Stinnett, the piece cites Collier’s humor on war souvenirs and warns of a continuing danger from live World War I and World War II remnants found in civilian hands. Leatherneck catalogues grenades mines and booby traps while FBI Director Hoover notes laws lag behind.

Washington Collier's Marine Corps Leatherneck FBI J. Edgar Hoover

Serve It At Every Meal Phone 3459 Haldeman's

A brief item notes a restaurant or service called Serve It At Every Meal tied to the phone number 3459 and the name Haldeman's. No further details are provided in the fragment.

In Memoriam Wilmer O Lupton Remains Remembered Abroad

A wartime obituary recalling Pvt. Wilmer O. Lupton age 21 killed in Belgium January 27, 1945. The notice from his wife and daughter Mrs. Wilmer Lupton and Judy Lane Lupton laments his loss, noting he is not dead but away and is honored among the nation’s heroes.

Pvt Wilmer O. Lupton Belgium Wilmer Lupton Judy Lane Lupton

Firearm Law Debate Cites Federal State City Strengthening

The remark argues for stronger federal state and city firearms laws. It asserts no progress until collectors accept that their items could enable future murders and accidents. The speaker frames weapons as instruments needing oversight to protect civilians.

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