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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1945

Page

4

Publication notice and rate card from Winchester Star

Daily advertisement policy from The Evening Star Publishing Co. Winchester. Ads due by 9 PM the day before publication. Transient rate 50 cents per inch, contract rates on application. Bible quote Rom 8 14 is included.

Evening Star Publishing Co Winchester

Shortage of Engineers Signals Industry Crisis

Purdue University reports a severe engineer shortage after surveying 105 firms. 97 of them need 4690 graduate engineers immediately, while only eight maintain full staffs. Dean Potter notes U S output will be under 2000 engineers this year, with many physically handicapped, posing a reconstruction challenge after Europe’s war.

Purdue University School of Engineering Dean A. A. Potter Purdue Engineering School Dean Potter United States Europe

Test of Resolve in War Affects Axis Fanaticism Debate

The piece weighs whether Japan will imitate Nazi Germany’s surrender resistance or seek to salvage something from a doomed situation. It notes Germans fought on for weeks after knowing defeat, sacrificing lives as their country was destroyed, and questions if Japan will show similar fanaticism or choose a different path.

The Star Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation Agnes Howard Reyna Thayer

Byrd asserts US exclusive control of Pacific islands and bases

Reprinted editorial emphasizes Senator Byrd's stance that the United States must hold all Japanese and Japanese‑owned Pacific islands and all strategic bases. It argues American military judgment should prevail, warns against UN consultation, and calls for permanent American bases from the Pacific to the Caribbean to safeguard security and world peace.

Harry F. Byrd Virginia Pacific Islands Pacific San Francisco United States of America Saipan Iwo Jima Okinawa Herbert Evatt Australia America Equator United States Western Hemisphere Caribbean Panama Canal Byrd

Eyes On Japan In War Weary World

The piece weighs Japan's resolve as allies falter and axis partners crumble Italy surrenders Germany is defeated. It notes Allied power grows in the Pacific, and suggests Soviet aid could shorten the war, though Japan faces harsher odds without Russia.

Europe Japan Russia Pacific

How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions Page 2

A reader quiz asks seven questions about geography history language and government. Topics include the body of water between Baja California and Mexico the origin of fifth column the Duchess childhood city Potsdam Berlin suburb status Admiral Land the FBI director and Columbus era languages plus a true false insect question and David’s weapon against Goliath.

Potsdam Berlin Admiral Emory Columbus America FBI

Local War Finance Plan Tops Winchester Event Lineup

One year ago the War Finance committee announced plans to stage bond sales with Winchester Massachusetts. A two man Japanese submarine death by self action was to be exhibited here next Tuesday. Mrs P W Boyd entertained the Winchester Clarke county Garden Club. Charles T Levi a Clarke county farmer and game warden died at Winchester hospital after a lingering illness.

War Finance Committee Winchester Mass P. W. Boyd Winchester-Clarke County Charles T. Levi Clarke County Winchester Hospital

Five Years Ago Fire Roars Through Local Plants

A blaze wrecked Green Chemical Company and the Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Co, drawing 32 000 feet of hose and five water streams. Henry R. Bryarly dies at Chevy Chase home after long illness. German advance toward Paris reported with troops already in Antwerp. Frederick County tomato crop expected small this year.

Green Chemical Company Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider and Vinegar Company Henry R. Bryarly Winchester Chevy Chase Paris Antwerp Frederick County

Re elected president leads Stephens City Home Economics Club

Miss Susie Carbaugh is re elected president of the Stephens City Home Economics Club at the high school. Miss Myrtle Smith and Mr Garland Rogers, both of this city, are married by the Rev. S Goode.

Susie Carbaugh Stephens City Myrtle Smith Garland Rogers S. Goode

Women leaders attend Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting

Mrs. Martin Wisecarver and Mrs. M. M. Lynch depart for Richmond to join the Virginia Federation of Women’s Clubs annual convention. Also notes Missouri mayor seeks a police motorcyclist and other local items including a large vinegar plant project and a Transylvania submarine scare.

Martin Wisecarver Woman's Civic League M. M. Lynch Virginia Federation of Woman’s Clubs Richmond Boyce John H. Middleton Capon Road Jordan Springs Joe Verzi Virginia Serenaders

Strength For The Day Moral Balance In Warfare

The article discusses biblical violence and divine sanction, urging readers to balance mercy with firmness. It stresses avoiding cruelty, resisting sentimentality, and maintaining justice while warding enemies in this Christian era.

Europe Asia

Veto power and Latin alliances shape postwar peace talks

Washington reports on San Francisco debates over veto rights of the big five in the security council and the role of France and China. Observers note the impact of Yugoslavian and Latin American sentiment, plus Argentina’s acceptance and influence amid Soviet Britain and U S positions.

Washington San Francisco Security Council Russia Britain U. S France China Pacific Islands Council

Skunk Throws Scent Liquid Twelve Feet

A skunk can project its liquid up to twelve feet with the scent carried by the wind.

J. F

Daily Crossword Across and Down Clues Mixed

Crossword style clue list with numerous across and down hints including Greek and Latin roots and common crossword entries. Includes numbers for positions and a mix of definitions such as animals, objects, and abstract terms.

Rival to My Heart in Beauchamp Anew

Agnes Thayer, mistress of Black Oaks, plans a busy party as war demands pull staff away and tension grows with Dr. Gail Benton named health officer. Lucienne, Reyna, and Aust Reyna join the scene as secrets of Beauchamp simmer.

Gnes Thayer Howard Thayer Black Oaks Thayer House Agnes Howard Thayer-Jelke Woman’s Club Red Cross U.S.O Springdale Health Association Gail Benton Lucienne Veronica Lake Howeard United States Reyna Beauchamp

Market crosses erected to remind traders to deal Christ-like

Crosses at market places served as a moral reminder to merchants to treat customers as Christ-like. The practice was widespread in England and Scotland with many crosses still standing. For post exchange jobs, apply to the commanding officer of the posting post.

England Scotland

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