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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
4
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A fragment from a May 13 1943 publication quotes Acts 1 6 7 asking about restoring the kingdom. The response states the times and seasons are known only to the Father and not for believers to know.
Jeffers, a Rubber B official, cites optimism about synthetic rubber meeting crude needs and reducing reliance on imports. He notes wartime lessons push America toward full self sufficiency for basic commodities essential to the armed forces, while cautious that tires and driving costs may not vanish soon.
The text argues Stalin’s suspension of relations signals Moscow’s intent to ink the Polish exiled government and push to absorb Poland and Baltic states into the USSR. It notes Russia’s denial of territorial seizure while warning that prewar treaties with the Baltic states may be deemed nonbinding and that Moscow seeks influence or sovereignty in the region to secure a port on the Mediterranean.
The speaker cites the alleged incrimination of ten thousand Polish, describing it as another grisly deed of this war. He argues such acts underscore the need to prosecute those responsible vigorously and finish the matter promptly.
Reprinted editorial praises Clarke County and national banks for supporting the war through inflation control, war bond campaigns, and rationing administration. It argues banks take visible and hidden duties to stabilize the economy, urging a formal Army-Navy E award and noting banks’ patriotism.
Richmond News Leader reports British engineers at Gibraltar have uncovered a spectacular cavern deep in rock while extending quarters. The chamber features white, gray and red stalactites forming a cathedral like interior with a freshwater lake, a seven foot diameter column, and a forty foot high spire. The find highlights the role of geologists in military planning, citing Professor Douglas W. Johnson and his influence on wartime geological study.
The State Treasurer announced the general revenue fund deficit stood at 20,993,281 dollars, the smallest deficit in more than two years. Jesse James heads the treasury.
Agatha and Clemantine wake to a campus crime swirl around Willard Bacon a blind student jailed after a mysterious professor Halder stabbing. They read a newspaper report alleging a spy influx and a staged gunshot while Bacon may have shielded another escapee before the FBI.
Sixty one seniors at Stephens City High School will receive diplomas on Thursday June 4. Rescue crews at the Christopher Coal Company No 3 mine in Osage West Virginia recovered 35 bodies and reported 21 still inside, raising the death toll to 56 in the recent explosion.
More than 600 children under the direction of Dr. L. A. Richmond presented an excellent program. The historic Opequon Church, oldest Presbyterian congregation south of the Potomac, is undergoing interior and exterior reconditioning.
Ten years ago Company B won a competitive drill between two Handley High School physical education departments. The article notes the Hoover name dropped for the Colorado River irrigation project now under way and renamed Boulder Dam. Mr and Mrs Wyatt Richard depart Winchester for New York City to sail to Scotland for two months.
Residents of Carpers Valley declare a halt holiday to attend the trial of Newlin and Nolan involving a horse and dog. James C. Ritter, a well known Winchester citizen, dies quietly in his 67th year yesterday afternoon.
Twenty seven years ago the widely known Winchester school teacher Miss Henrietta Price, from a prominent local family, passed away leaving a lasting impact on the community and its students.
Officials report Nation ready to deploy 300000 men into Mexico but hope for compromise after Obregon meets Carranza. The Handley Board approves using equity grounds for a Virginia Militia encampment this summer, with site selection between Winchester and Virginia Beach.
Mr. George Brent Bowen donates seven hundred dollars to Winchester Memorial Hospital endowment fund. W. 8. Snapp marries Miss Elizabeth Donnally in Detroit Michigan, originally of Charleston West Virginia. Fifteen year old Mifflin Cr Lowe sustains a broken arm playing baseball.
Forty five years ago Mr. Rowland Bryarly of the Western Union forms a messenger service in the city. Mr. John Shackleford and Miss Maggie Greenwalt of Berryville marry at the bride’s sister Mrs. A L Gardner home in Berryville.
The letter urges broader public uptake of nutrition classes and daily diet charts. A separate missive discusses Winchester dog control, citing no city ordinance, and endorses lawful actions under Sec. 70 to protect livestock and children from vicious dogs.
The owner of a dog must pay the annual license tax by February 1 or as set by the chapter. Fines range from the license tax up to ten dollars. If unpaid, the trial court orders death for the dog by a game warden or other officer, but the owner remains liable for the fine and tax.
Questions ask vaccination origin Jenner Lister or Pasteur. Long running NY play is Lightnin or Tobacco Road or Abie's Irish Rose. Correct the sentence They do not sell these kind of gloves. Cod liver oil vitamin is D. Proverb Kill not the goose that saws the eggs. D D 8 stands for Doctor of Divinity. Mungo Park explored Africa. First five Old Testament books Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers fifth is Deuteronomy. Costa Rica is in Central America. Father of Baseball is Abner Doubleday.
Summit Point mourns as Private First Class Rumsey L. Heare is killed in action in the African theater. A 1941 army enlistment, he trained at Camp Devens Camp Blanding and Indian Gap before heading to England in 1942. He is survived by his parents and three brothers Sloan Charles and Garrett Heare.
May 12 in Idaho Falls Jack Fifield is described as distinct among ranch hands due to his appearance. His hair and sideburns are black as ceremole, his eyes red, and his goatee white.
Dr Clendening addresses diet related challenges for allergy and dyspepsia sufferers amid wartime rationing. He discusses how 1943 breakfast changes worsen ulcers, the role of proteins, and risks of wheat cakes. warns diabetics on carb-heavy rations. notes allergy prevalence and patriotic sacrifice. He also answers questions on psychoneurosis and cleft palate surgery timing.
S. F. explains that a breaking out on the skin resembling eczema can be a common symptom of asthma. The answer notes both conditions arise from sensitivity to certain foods or other substances.
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