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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1945
Page
4
Classified notice from The Evening Star Publishing Co. in Winchester Virginia asks readers to report any delays or irregularities in newspaper delivery. It stresses prompt action by readers and thanks them for aiding the delivery system. includes a biblical quote.
The OPA announces May red point allocations reflect a meat shortage with 99,142 percent of meat requiring points, higher values for several meats and more for margarine and cheeses. Many meat coupons will fund margarine, reducing civilian meat allowances, with little prospect for improvement through Bowles new control programs.
The Automo bile Manufacturers Association backs a proposal to widen truck tread width by six inches to 102 inches from the current 96. B B Bachman presented the case to the American Association of Highway Officials, noting that larger tires and steadier highway performance could result with wider gauges. Some states may limit width, but many highways would adapt as trucks grow larger and heavier.
Reprinted editorial honors war reporters for frontline coverage. It notes Ernie Pyle as the thirtieth Allied correspondent killed, plus many wounded or captured, including Raymond Clapper Byron Darnton Larry Allen Jay Allen and others. Purple Heart recipients are mentioned, with praise for their sacrifices.
The Senate backs a six month training requirement for 18 year olds before combat and signals concern about Army manpower and munitions. The piece warns civilian intrusion into military decisions risks hindering professional judgment in wartime contingencies.
The article argues Truman will keep Henry Wallace in his cabinet to monitor his political influence and stop him from campaigning with utopian ideas. It notes Roosevelt’s death altered Wallace’s 1948 prospects and suggests Truman’s renomination hinges on his own performance, not Wallace.
The piece questions whether modern leadership marks an era of the common man. It highlights a president described as reluctant humble and devoted to public service. Authorities emphasize integrity duty and a simple ministerial approach as defining traits.
One year ago Dr. Walter S. Hough of Winchester Research Laboratory urged viewing apple blossoms at their peak before the weekend. Mrs. Edgar Whiting was named Winchester’s outstanding War Mother for 1944 and would enter the state contest. Seven hundred citizens used the clinic facilities as the survey concluded the next day.
Lillian Somoza is crowned Queen Shenandoah XVII by Henry F. Grady as thousands witness the pageant The Quest For Beauty. Barr's studio offers five prizes for the best kodak photos taken during the festival.
Miss Winifred Weaver of Hollins College models at the festival as 79 persons are jailed for drunkenness in city facilities. Thousands of visitors flood Winchester to see the feature parade despite dismal weather.
Twenty years ago the Elks big red apple float drew demand from societies and groups for photos while remaining in front of the Winchester Elks home. New police patrol boxes will be erected at four city points to aid local methods.
Forty years ago Harry W. Hyde visits his parents on Peyton street. Miss Jane l pore of Berryville leads in the Star popularity contest. John Boyd serves as chief marshal of the firemen parade. Forty five years ago Robert T. Barton is nominated by Democrats for mayor and T L Redmond for sergeant. Telephone links Hagerstown with this city.
A Christian preacher argues that death holds no terror for true believers because Jesus Christ conquered death by rising from the grave. The dialogue contrasts Christian belief with Islam’s view of burial and emphasizes salvation through Christ’s resurrection and humanity’s sin.
A set of ten trivia items asks about nations governors Rhode Island founders Gulf of Bothnia boats in a race Arthurian parents Lutherism in America Thermopylae and a dash about the Olstead Act and ocean routes from Seattle and San Francisco to Yokohama.
The San Francisco juncture shows tension between host nations and Soviet proposals. Stettinius delays announcements, Truman upholds Roosevelt’s promises, and the Atlantic Charter principles call for self government and no imperial ambitions. Debate centers on Russia’s three seats, host chairmanship, and adherence to wartime pledges.
Dr Bundesen argues fatigue is usually due to nervous disturbance rather than organic illness. He notes one fifth of cases show an actual disease, while the rest reflect anxiety and neurosis. Thorough exams, including lab tests, are advised before attributing fatigue to minerals or vitamins.
Helen and Philip join Zoe Wentworth at the South Carolina estate for a refined afternoon of cards and cocktails. The gathering moves to the barn for a tour of Paul Wentworth's plane and a weathered, prideful plan to fly, while tensions hint at underlying status and cultural differences.
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