May 8 1946 Winchester Evening Star front
Edition details for Winchester Evening Star in 1946. Editor H F Byrd Jr lists mailing, advertising and subscription policies. Bible quote from I Kings 3 9 appears on the page.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1946
Page
4
Edition details for Winchester Evening Star in 1946. Editor H F Byrd Jr lists mailing, advertising and subscription policies. Bible quote from I Kings 3 9 appears on the page.
Officials of the OPA and industry spokesmen spar over blame for the garb shortage. Suit makers report halting 75 to 80 percent of shipments to avoid penalties under OPA rules. Prices are said to rise up to 15 percent, while regulators consider possible changes to the rules to ease a long standing stalemate.
The Chiropodist Society of New Jersey reports that teenage girls today wear larger feet than their mothers at the same age, predicting future adult sizes. The piece playfully weighs fashion history and women's independence against changing footwear norms.
After nearly a year of occupation in Germany a streamlined eight unit constabulary is being groomed to take over policing duties. The force excludes many who have low point scores and unmilitary conduct. It trains in occupation police work uses varied transport and emphasizes disciplined appearance to restore American prestige amid German hostility.
The text notes German troops were withdrawn quickly after surrender but now faces a stricter occupation. It states the high command intends to capitalize on past mistakes and use force as the language of instruction for the occupation, signaling a tougher approach.
The General outlines a three-lane path to enduring peace United Nations led by organized cooperation international understanding and disarmament. He decries isolationism warns against single-solution thinking and urges continued sacrifices and collective action.
Cpl. Taylor L. Barr announces re election bid for Winchester city sergeant while Rev. R W Vanderberry is elected president of the Winchester Ministerial Association. Mrs F B Godfrey a Methodist Church field worker will visit Winchester Thursday and Friday this week.
Five years ago Dorothy Biddle noted garden expert will lecture at the George Washington Hotel at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon May 23 on Adventure In Table Arrangements. Mr and Mrs Richard Rush of National Avenue welcome a newborn son born yesterday in Memorial Hospital. Clarke County Junior Board of Trade held a public meeting in Berryville featuring three speakers on national security themes.
Ten years ago the Zeppelin Hindenberg set off from Germany on its first Atlantic crossing with a record attempt planned. J Robert Cooksey longtime manager of Peoples Drug Store dies of a heart attack. Mussolini orders total annexation of Ethiopia from Rome.
A brief note marks May 8 as a Sunday twenty five years past with no files available in the archive.
Forty five years ago B M Dawes and family escaped death as flames destroyed their Bartonville home. Willie Atkinson, son of the judge, broke his wrist in an after school youth game. Mr and Mrs Charles E Bell marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner in White Hall.
A compilation of Q and A covering advertising leaders were soap makers with nine million spent, cigarette taxes in 31 states, origin of cue on stage, debt imprisonment abolished 1869, pigeons lay more than two eggs but rear two squads well, cancer mortality 124.5 per 100000 in 1943, lares and penates home gods, Navy demobilization by Aug 20 1946, WWI veterans listed missing 14 605, Combat Distinguishing Device on Bronze Star equals bronze V for combat awards.
A printed quiz page lists eleven questions on various topics. Items ask who said a famous line, historic events, planetary dates, and U S political eligibility, inviting readers to turn to page 2 for answers.
Population tallies show Winchester at 14 500 Clarke County 7 400 Frederick Co 14 500 reflecting local office estimates by area.
A religious reflection discusses Kagawa the Christian leader of Japan and his prayer urging Japan to turn to Christ to find renewal. The piece emphasizes repentance, the Cross, and Christ’s enduring pursuit of the nation.
A reader notes a version of a prayer substituting America for Japan. The altered text calls America to discard a sulky mood and kneel before the God of infinite love as part of seeking spiritual cleansing. The reflection raises questions about national sentiment and religious language.
A mid 20th century exhortation declares Christ will not desert America and will bring the nation to a resurrection hour. The speaker insists the world may forsake, but Christ remains steadfast and patient toward the land they love.
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