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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1946
Page
10
The article notes France’s morale improves with U S financial backing and food relief. It cites Smuts’s European power view, France's postwar doubts, and a shift toward a Rightist French electoral trend as aid stabilizes leadership and public opinion.
Public auction in front of the County Court House Winchester Virginia at 12 o'clock noon Friday May 31 1946 offering Parcel One a 50 by 250 foot lot with a frame house on Dodge Street near Berryville Avenue and Parcel Two a vacant 50 by 250 foot lot. Property may be sold separately or together to secure the highest price. Terms require one third cash day of sale with balance in one and two year bonds at 5 percent interest or purchaser may pay all cash. Auctioneers Dunn and Duvall acting for James P Reardon attorney in fact for the Frank Jenkins heirs.
Analysis notes another June election in France could show improved material and morale from a Rightist win. If a credit announcement rises to 1.2 billion in America, it could boost anti Leftist forces. Field Marshal Smuts’s predictions partly come true as France debates restoring dominance in Western Europe.
A concise note highlights a vitally strategic point in western Europe amid a great realignment of power. The statement emphasizes significance for geopolitical balance and potential shifts in alliances and influence.
The Rev William E Eisenberg pastor of Grace Lutheran Church Winchester will speak at Rural Life Sunday Services at Hopewell House near Clearbrook at 2 30 p m on Sunday May 26 The Frederick County Council of Churches sponsors the annual program as part of a national movement to unite rural church folk.
Presiding over the services will be B F Strother president of the Frederick County Council of Churches. Jesse B Lewis of Cedar Grove will deliver the invocation prayer and Miss Grace Clevenger a host church member will welcome the congregation. Rev R L Booze pastor of Stephens City Lutheran Church will respond, C E McVay will sing a solo, and several numbers will recognize rural organizations of Frederick County. Rev Habel assistant pastor of Winchester First Baptist Church will deliver the benediction.
A mixed ad page lists items for sale including a 30-lb Will-Burt stoker, a six room stucco home near Handley School, tomato plants from Smalts Florist, and various household goods. Public sale of Polled Shorthorn cattle set for May 18 at Winchester Auction Market. Lost items include a base-to-gold leaf pier glass and a brown coat with key. Mee Memorial area listings also advertise poultry, farm supplies, and auto services.
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