National Representatives DeLisser in New York
Winchester Evening Star notes National Representatives DeLisser of Mo located at 44th Street in New York, with address details for business or correspondence. The notice identifies an entity connected to national representation and a Chicago area or Missouri origin implied by DeLisser.
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The
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester, Va
National Representatives
DeLisser, Mo
44Th St
New York
Star
Senator Morse and the 1941 Fact Finding Board Revisited
The piece questions Senator Wayne Lyman Morse of Oregon and his stance against voting on measures to address postwar industrial chaos. It notes Morse chaired a 1941 rail strike fact finding board and cites the board’s warning that mediations often favor the party with greatest economic power.
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Wayne Lyman Morse
Oregon
Senator Morse
Morse
Sonar and fishing stir debate on silent creeks
Fishermen ponder a future where sonar guides catches as science tests echo locating gear once used by navies. A San Francisco sardine boat uses sonar to find fish, raising concerns about changing the solitary art of fishing and the lure of uncertainty.
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Navy
San Francisco Sardine Association
Izaak Walton
Feeding Frustration Drives Food Benders, Doc Says
Philadelphia psychiatrist Dr. Louis H. Twyeffort told an American College of Physicians clinic session that emotional disorders underlie compulsive overeating. He cited a twenty-something man at 442 pounds who used food to hide troubles and described an episode of an all-night restaurant after a breakup.
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Louis H. Twyeffort
Philadelphia
Twyeffort
American College of Physicians
Withdrawal From Egypt Sparks British Policy Split
The British Labor government proposes withdrawing forces from Egypt, stirring Conservative opposition. A London dispatch notes delays before evacuation and hints at a new force regrouping to police Middle East possessions. Debate centers on Egypt’s nationalists and wider imperial strategy amid postwar tensions.
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Egypt
Benjamin Disraeli
India
Stein
Khartoum
Gordon
Kitchener
Land of the Nile
London
Chicago Tribune
Middle East
Russia
Suez
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Ira Fraser
Gladstone
Cairo
Reducing coal reliance urged to curb miner power
The piece argues substituting coal with hydroelectric power and oil and gas as a safer approach to curb John L. Lewis influence. It favors broad laws ensuring equal rights for all citizens over minority protections, noting Senator Byrd's proposal as a step to shield the public from group-specific suffering.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Raymond Moley
Byrd
Outstanding Club honors winchester junior board of trade
The Winchester Junior Board of Trade is designated as the Outstanding Club in Virginia. Berryville is named one of 22 localities in the state without traffic deaths for six years per a dispatch from Major J R Nunn acting state police superintendent. Richard E Cunningham is elected president of the Northern Virginia Power Company Employees Association for the year.
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Winchester Junior Board of Trade
Virginia
Berryville
J. R. Nunn
Richard E. Cunningham
Northern Virginia Power Company Employees’ Association
Local Recital At Handley High School Auditorium
Five years ago Miss Kathleen McCartney, a piano teacher, presented her elementary pupils in a 2 pm recital at the Handley High School Auditorium. The Winchester Golf Club Women’s Team suffered a heavy defeat in a Charlottesville tournament. The Winchester Research Laboratory reported temperatures near 95 degrees at 2:30 pm.
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Kathleen McCartney
Handley High School
Winchester Golf Club
Charlottesville
Bedely
Mercury
Winchester Research Laboratory
Hampden-Sydney senior expected to graduate this month
The Senate finance group weighs a plan affecting corporations. Local youth Ww. Dodson, a Hampden-Sydney senior, is expected to graduate later this month. Winchester Softball League opens with ten teams this season.
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Senate Finance Group
Ww. Dodson
Hampden-Sydney
Winchester
Swing display injures Captain in folding device incident
Forty five years ago Captain George W. Kurtz suffered a painful and embarrassing injury when a patented swing on display at his store folded up catching him, cutting his nose.
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George W. Kurtz
Questions and reflections on speed and happiness in postwar life
A mixed set of trivia questions covers animals that lay eggs and nurse young, grain restrictions on brewers, and WWII related mobilization figures, followed by a reflective essay arguing that happiness stems from personal connections, not speed. The piece contrasts rocket speed with timeless human concerns.
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Louisana
India
Pisa
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas D D
A devotional piece questions the source of happiness and recalls Lindberghs pioneering flight as a symbol of speed and daring. The author contrasts modern impatience with a timeless pursuit of contentment through faith and perseverance.
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Earl L. Douglas
D. D
Navy release plans for fleet reserve transfers after August 15 1945
The Navy aims to release all personnel from active duty by September 1 1946 except Regular Navy officers Regular Navy men on unexpired enlistments Navy aviators or aviation trainees who agree to complete training and stay on active duty for a set period and others who wish to remain beyond September 1. Those not in these groups are due for release before September 1.
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Navy
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Bird Museum
Grand Manan Island
Nova Scotia
R. J. Scott
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