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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1944

Page

4

Readers asked to report delays in paper delivery

The Star requests subscribers notify the office of any delay or irregularities in delivery to maintain a perfect system. Psalm verse included for guidance.

The Star

Labor unions push Roosevelt renomination at Chicago gathering

A CIO affiliated Amalgamated Clothing Workers convention with 1,000 delegates met in Chicago alongside the CIO Political Action Committee. Sidney Hillman led a $700,000 fund and urged Roosevelt’s fourth-term renomination, which the Amalgamated delegates supported. Philip Murray noted the PAC is not a party but aims to guide voters.

Chicago Amalgamated Clothing Workers CIO Hillman Amalgamated Tion CIO Political Action Committee Murray

Fourth At Fifty Dollars Dinner Settled Jefferson Day

Fragments indicate a Jefferson Day dinner in New York where a deal or settlement was reached. The OCR text is incomplete but implies a gathering and resolution around fifty dollars.

Jeffrson New York

Hannegan and Barkley Preview Democratic Split at Chicago

National Chairman Hannegan and Senator Barkley spoke to Jeffersonians in Chicago outlining their view of the coming campaign. They endorsed a Dewey nomination for the Republicans while leaving the Democratic convention to finalize its choices next July. Farley introduced the toastmaster as the administration prophets spoke.

Hannegan Alben W. Barkley Chicago Messrs Hannegan and Barkley Mr. Dewey James A. Farley Hannegan and Barkley

Trials by tumult in sedition case draw sharp lines

The Christian Science Monitor editorial questions the reverberating courtroom scenes in the sedition trial of 29 defendants in Washington. It urges the jury to focus on the evidence linking defendants to Nazi propaganda and cautions against letting tumultuous theatrics obscure the case’s core issues.

Christian Science Monitor Washington O. John Rogge Eicher Rogge America Hitler

Invasion jitters and German bravado in wartime mood

The Richmond News Leader notes Allied confidence despite talk of invasion jitters. It argues Germans fear the advancing Allied forces and the fighting spirit of Allied troops in a righteous cause, stating the hour marks only the beginning.

Richmond

What’s Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions Page 2 Answers

Quiz prompts list questions about income tax relief bean town Filipinos Asiants Zweig biography queen skinning tanning art LST fire dogs Sherlock Holmes and a travel query. The jumble asks for details on tax reform city nicknames nationality classifications a French queen disaster Japan 1923 defines LST and fire dogs and references Sherlock Holmes.

Bean Town Stefan Zweig Japan Sherlock

Chrysler Strike Called Off After Local 490 Action

Detroit May 23 The Chrysler Corporation strike that idled nearly 12 000 war workers was halted by Local 490 United Automobile Workers C I O. The local executive board ordered strikers back to work a day before facing the UAW CIO councils with facts and witnesses.</s>

Detroit Chrysler Corporation United Automobile Workers C.I.O Uaw-Cio R. J. Thomas International Executive Board George F. Addes International

Odd Fellows Exceed Bond Sale Goal in War Drive

Roanoke Virginia May 23 The Independent Order of Odd Fellows and affiliated bodies surpassed their 1944 goal to sell one hundred million dollars in war bonds Grand Sire J Paul Kuhn Batavia Illinois announced at the Virginia Grand Lodge session led by Erle Edwards Winchester Grandmaster The order also pledged blood donations to the national Blood Bank and reported about 1 750 000 members worldwide with Axis confiscations of property in several occupied countries Sessions of the Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly continue with a public installation of Rebekah officers scheduled for 8 p m.

Roanoke Order of Odd Fellows J. Paul Kuhn Batavia Ill Sovereign Grand Lodge Grand Lodge of Virginia Erle Edwards Winchester Odd Fellows Grand Sire Kuhn National Order North American Axis Germany Czechoslovakia Netherlands Austria-Hungary Norway Grand Lodge Rebeckah Assembly Rebekah

Communism near to U S A is warned by defense counsel

Washington May 23 defense attorney told the sedition conspiracy trial jury that Communists control the government and the United States is on the verge of becoming a Communist country. He named Justice Frankfurter CIO head Hillman and Harold Laski as chief instruments of Communism and claimed Roosevelt ordered the case to cover government crimes.

Washington United States Henry H. Klein Eugene N. Sanctuary Supreme Court Felix Frankfurter Sidney Hillman CIO Political Action Committee Harold Laski London Klein Roosevelt O. John Rogge Edward C. Eicher Stalin Russia Churchill Great Britain

Misfortune as a Teacher in Faith and Hope

An essay by Earl L. Douglass argues that misfortune drives people to God, revealing the hollowness of earthly pleasures and pleasures, and showing reality lies in the spiritual realm under God. It notes pain binds hearts to divine power and prompts reliance on God's arms.

God

Progressive education trust denounced by Birmingham teachers

Washington reports the Birmingham Alabama Teachers Association bulletin portrays the progressive education trust as destroying discipline and scholarship. Theodore R Wright, assistant superintendent, attacks the advocate’s views at a First Methodist Church forum, claiming self-indulgent education harms religious and civic values.

Washington Progressive Education Trust Birmingham Alabama Theodore R. Wright First Methodist Church

Paul Mallon education critique and teachers poll response

The writer attacks editorial manipulation and political machine tactics used against him over New Deal criticism. A Birmingham Teachers Association poll shows mixed support among high school and elementary teachers for Mallon's views, with overall 56 percent agreeing and 24 percent disagreeing.

BTA

Customary Breakfast Too Low In Calories

Dr. Clendening argues the modern American breakfast of orange juice toast and coffee is energy deficient. He notes breakfast should provide about 500 calories and suggests adding eggs cereals sausage bacon or continental pastries to boost calories and nutrients for a balanced start.

Rome Pompeii Tentaculum Uva Panis Torrere New England Mother Red Cross Father

Large Rise in Tax Collections Across Treasury

A Treasury statement shows higher revenue in ten months of the fiscal year with individual income tax at 15.11 billion and corporate taxes at 4.09 billion, exceeding the prior year. Excess profits taxes reach 6.86 billion, while total internal revenue through April hits 31.94 billion, nearly double the year ago total.

Washington Amoun Treasury Norma

Calamity House in Wrightsville Aboard Ellery Smith

Ellery Queen posing as Ellery Smith rents the so called Calamity House in Wrightsville amid local gossip about the Wrights and Nora Haight. Nora's fiancé vanished before her wedding and the town hosts a tense dinner with Judge Martin Tabitha Wright and publisher Frank Lloyd as dynamics heat up around Nora and Carter Bradford.

Ellery Queen Wrightsville Ellery Smith J. C. Pettigrew Pettigrew John F. Wright Hermione Nora James Haight Lola Wright Patricia Carter Bradford J. C Smith Hermione Wright Judge Clarice Martin Doc Willoughby Tabitha Wright John F Hermione Bluefield Frank Lloyd The Record Lloyd Carter Pat Ellery Frank Jim Jim Haight Bradford Milo Hermy Dec Willoughby Judge Martin Clarice Arthur Train Mr. Tutt Eli Martin Tabitha Henry Clay Nora Wright John Rose Little, Brown & Co King Features Syndicate

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