Evening Star Winchester Ad Rates and Publication Note
The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia lists subscription prices and advertising rates with deadlines. The notice includes postal and distribution details, national representation by DeLisser Inc New York, and a Bible verse from Psalms 67 4 dated Wednesday May 24 1944.
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Evening Star Co
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National Representatives DeLisser. Inc
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Dining patterns shift after war reshape American food trade
After wartime rationing, shoppers altered habits and expect changes to persist. Coffee demand stayed weak without rationing, cheese consumption fell, butter shares rose but may not fully rebound. Margarine gains persist while cereals and baked goods boomed. Housewives bake less, frozen and dehydrated foods rise, butter shortage hit pancake mixes, and spices surge as meals evolve beyond prewar norms.
Life expectancy advances for American babies since 1880
Health authorities show babies born in America now live about 33 years longer than in 1880. By 1940 life expectancy reached 62 for males and 66 for females, with the biggest gains in the first year of life and steady increases across later decades due to public health and medical progress.
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America
Editorial Urges City Youth Farm Volunteer Program
Reprinted editorials argue a third wartime farm season with maximum production and minimal farm help. A million city youths are to be recruited for summer farm work, aiming to reduce delinquency by exhausting youths with outdoor labor, though permanence is unlikely.
Senate members seek official report on cruiser transfer to Russia
Senator Tobey said a naval committee inquiry may examine whether a U S cruiser was transferred to Russia as part of the Italian fleet surrender deal. Senator Davis urged congressional consultation and public disclosure within security limits. Senator Bridges called the transfer a different issue from military aid to Russia.
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Russia
Naval Committee
United States
Tobey
Davis
Pennsylvania
Congress
Bridges Cr-N. H
Senate
United States Navy
Japan
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions Page 2 Answers
A short quiz page asks seven questions about WWII era topics and general knowledge. It covers Sweden’s wartime shipments to Germany, Portugal UN status, Torquato Tasso’s identity, the “Happy Warrior” nickname, Bartimaeus’ affliction, a Wisconsin senator turned judge, Muscovy’s country, Dutch East Indies islands, Batik fabric design, and George Washington’s birth date on Old Style calendar.
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Sweden
Germany
Portugal
United Nations
Torquato Tasso
Bartimaeus
Wisconsin
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
Netherlands Indies
George Washington
Little Things That Count In Life And Service
A Navy story shows a young man forced from service due to a physical defect and comforted by a friend. The mother notes the sailor’s shabby appearance while the friend masks his own feelings with simple generosity. The piece emphasizes how small acts of kindness sustain friendships and home life more than grand gestures.
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Annapolis
Armed Service
Bill
Baltimore and Chicago Livestock Markets May 24 Report
Baltimore and Chicago livestock markets show mixed results with steady to higher bids for certain cattle and calves, price ranges for hogs and sheep, and wide variability across weights. Cattle and calves hold gains on better grades, hogs steady to unchanged, sheep slow with scarce ewes and lambs.
Stock Market Advances On Broad Front To Highest Levels
New York May 24 stock market gains broadened across sectors with rails leading early gains as steel rubber and other pivotals joined the advance. Volume rose with investment money inflow fueled by optimism over Italy campaign and reduced invasion fears. Major risers included U S Steel Youngstown Sheet Chrysler Goodyear and Union Pacific while grains showed rye slump and curb stocks firmed like Glen Alden Coal American Cyanamid and Cities Service.
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Italy
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
Goodyear
Goodrich
U.S. Rubber
Montgomery Ward
Caterpillar
Case
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
Morris & Essex
Atlantic Coast Line
Distillers Corp
Western Union
Macynda
Livestock Market Report with Varied Beef and Hog Prices
Local livestock prices range from good to choice for steers 15.25 to 16.00 and heifers 14.00 to 15.50 with plains down to 10. Fat cows top 12.00, bulk 10. cutters 6.50 to 8.25. Bulls butcher 12.50, sausage 17.90 to 10.50. veal calves top 17.50, bulk 16 to 16.75. Lambs 15.75 to 16.60, mediums 14. fat ewes 4.00 to 5.00. Fat sows 8.75 to 10.50, hogs 11.25 to 12.50, one lot 13.75. Shoats 10 to 12, some up to 13. Fresh cows and springers 60 to 170 per head. Stocker streets 13.25 to 14.25, odd heads plain 11.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Livestock
W. F. A—Office of Distribution
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
W.F. A
Allied air strikes threaten Sarmi airfields in New Guinea
Advanced Allied Headquarters reports destroyers shelling Maffin Bay positions and jungle artillery knocking out Japanese mortar sites. US Sixth Army advances threaten two airfields near Sarmi as Wakde Sarmi actions push Japanese back along the Tor river. Bomber raids hit Biak and Manokwari dumps while Wewak villages are strafed. Simultaneous blows target Rabaul from north and south.
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Maffin Bay
Sixth Army
Sarmi
Dutch New Guinea
Wakde-Sarmi
Hollandia
Tor River
Bay
Geelvink Bay
Biak Island
Rabaul
New Itain
Solomons
Emirau
St. Mathias Islands
Native of Virginia Dies In California
John Ramey aged 70 died May 20 at 5 20 am in California where he had lived about 45 years He was son of the late John and Frances Ramey of Warren County A Spanish War and World War I veteran he left the east in 1931 and since then was confined to a wheel chair One brother Joseph Ramey of near Stephens City and several nieces and nephews survive Burial with military honors was held in Los Angeles California on May 22
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John Ramey
California
John
Frances Ramey
Warren County
Ramey
Joseph Ramey
Stephens City
Los Angeles
Lumber Workers Walk Out Over Wage Demands In Pacific Northwest
Lumber workers in Spokane and Portland staged an unauthorized walkout as protests over the War Labor Board's denial of wage increases spread. Enson warns of immediate logging shutdown with no boom facilities. 1500 workers in 15 plants joined the action, while AFL and CIO members urged to stay on the job.
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Enson
Pacific Northwest Loggers’ Association
Portland
Spokane
AFL
CIO
War Labor Board
Fire Company Raises Funds for New Hose
The Middletown Fire Company launches a drive to purchase 300 feet of hose, bringing its serviceable hose to about 1 000 feet, deemed sufficient for any emergency.
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Middletown Fire Company
Allies Penetrate Deep In Burma
Allied troops pushed deeper into Myitkyina after repelling Japanese counterattacks on its western outskirts. The force seized a key railway and road junction near the airport, aiding the assault despite monsoon delays. Chinese and airborne units pressed toward Mogaung, with 100 Japanese killed in 48 hours.
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Myitkyina
Burma
Joseph W. Stilwell
Irrawaddy River
Stilwell
Mogaung
38Th
22Nd Divisons
Mogaung Valley
22Nd
Mogaung River
Polish Delegates Reach Moscow
Moscow radio announced that pro Russian Polish National Council delegates arrived from German occupied Poland to contact the USSR and allies. The Kremlin appears to back this move and denounces any London exile government alignment with Germany.
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London
Moscow Radio
National Council
Moscow
Poland
Union of
Kremlin
Miller School PTA to Meet Friday for Officer Elections
L. S. White, president of the Miller School Parent Teacher Association, announces a meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock to elect officers for the next school year.
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Miller School Pta
L. S. White
Miler School Parent-Teacher Association
Rev E B Smith To Lead Luthera Church Service
The Gracel Luthera Church holds a midweek prayer service tonight at 7 30 led by Rev E B Smith of the Gravel Springs Parish. The public is invited to attend.
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Gracel Luthera Church
E. B. Smith
Gravel Springs
Lutheran Church
Rites Held Tuesday For Elijah Rudolph
Funeral services for Elijah Kerr Rudolph, 62, who died Sunday morning at his Intermont area home, were conducted yesterday by Rev. H. P. Stelling. Rudolph had been an invalid for fourteen years, with a four month decline before death, and his son Jack ran the farm. He is survived by his wife Clyde Smith, two daughters Elwood D. Mason of Winchester and Creighton C. Carrier of Hagerstown, and son Jacob Taylor Rudolph and his wife at home.
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Intermont
H. P. Stelling
Rudolph
Jack
Clyde Smith
Elwood D. Mason
Winchester
Creighton C. Carrier
Hagerstown
Jacob Taylor
Jack) Rudolph
Mrs Whitacre Elected Head of Gainesboro Church Group
Mrs A P Whitacre of Siler was elected president at a Gainesboro District Council of Religious Education re organization meeting. Other officers named include Mrs Julian Larrick vice president Miss Hilda Whitacre secretary and Mrs Mary Braithwaite treasurer. H A Snapp presided at the Gainesboro Methodist Church gathering.
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A. P. Whitacre
Siler
Gainesboro
Hilda Whitacre
Cross Junction
Mary Braithwaite
H. A. Snapp
Gainesboro Methodist Church
Back the Attack Buy War Bonds
A call to support national defense urges readers to purchase war bonds, promoting financial backing for military efforts and honoring patriotic duty during the ongoing campaign.
Walter Jenkins Buried Sunday
Walter M. Jenkins 51 died suddenly at home near Smedley Virginia causing his funeral in Sperryville. He was survived by his widow a son five brothers and sisters including Mrs Daniel Dodson of Boyce. Funeral services were held in the family plot.
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Sperryville, Va
Walter M. Jenkins
Daniel Dodson of
Boyce
Smedley
Washington, Va
Calamity Town Comes Alive In Ellery Queen Tale
Ellery Queen arrives incognito in Wrightsville to rent Calamity House as rumors swirl around the Wright family and Lola Patricia and Nora. A late night encounter with Lola raises questions about a looming crime as Jim Haight returns to town and Pat reveals Wright kin dynamics.
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Ellery Queen
Wrightsville
Ellery Smith
J. C. Pettigrew
Pettigrew
John F. Wright
Hermione
Nora
James Haight
Lola
Wright
Patricia
Carter Bradford
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Smith
Hermione Wright
Ellery
Ed Hotchkiss
Wright House
Ludie
Pat
Jim Haight
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