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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1941
Page
4
The text appears to be a fragment from a Winchester Evening Star page noting Associated Press credit and ad submission deadlines. It mentions display ads, rates, and a Psalm quote, with no clear news event or person to summarize.
A mid‑century report notes federal employment at a record 1,173,66 t in February as Treasury seeks new taxes. The piece argues taxes must rise and urges pruning non‑defense waste, warning citizens will soon demand government restraint once the pinch hits home.
A labor dispute at two Minnesota shell casing plants moved toward Washington for mediation but ended with a friendly poker game. The parties reached a settlement after discussions, with the mediation board notified and Army shell production resuming.
Reports from England praise vitamin pills for nerve strength amid war. Dr Russell M Wilder of Mayo Clinic warns millions live below nutrition border line due to insufficient proper food and vitamin B-1 intake compared with Civil War era levels.
The piece notes wartime stress in the Royal Air Force leads to nervous strain and breakdowns. It highlights vitamin enrichment of foods, wider fruit and tomato distribution, and a skim milk cocktail as aids. The author suggests war may yield lasting public health benefits and less jittery citizens.
The Richmond News Leader editorial defends Col Charles A Undbergh against claims his resignation was coerced by a presidential remark. It argues against silencing dissent, cites Civil War figures like Jubal Early and Lee, and warns that restricting speech harms national liberty and unity.
A Vichy dispatch notes French Easter displays show wooden and porcelain eggs with traditional appeal as chocolate eggs and much food vanish. Hitler's Nazi occupation has wiped out eatables and drinkables, leaving wooden eggs as the festival reminder in France.
The text asks about whether food affects egg color and mentions green feed. It also defines cartoons as pictorial sketches and references Henry as introducing an early calendar. It notes Jack London is buried beneath a red boulder on Sonoma Mountain near Glen Ellen California.
A Wall Street Journal critique argues that achieving social gains requires all Americans to drastically cut living standards and surrender perceived necessities, not merely slogans. The piece stresses personal restraint as essential to progress.
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