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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1946
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issue notes delivery cues for readers and urges prompt reporting of delays to maintain service. It also includes a Bible verse Joshua 1 9 and standard publication details with editor H F Byrd Jr and offices in Winchester Virginia.
An editorial argues Uncle Sam awakens from a long sleep and will confront leaders Whitney and Johnston over a railroad strike. It notes President Truman’s speech warning about shortages and inflation and predicts Congress will authorize action to restore stability. The piece frames a tense Capitol atmosphere and questions if the people will demand responsible leadership.
The article lauds Norman M Miller a 36 year old Naval Academy graduate and bombing squadron commander in the Central Pacific. It highlights his long record of risky actions and his leadership that inspired his men to follow him in dangerous operations including tree top attacks on the Truk garrison.
The account recalls Commander Norman M. Miller of the Pacific Fleet a hero to his men who inspired courage under fire. He died this week from tuberculosis linked to his war experiences in the Pacific after battles at Kwajalein Ebene Eniwetok and Roi in early 1944.
A returning veteran prefers the chaos in Europe to conditions at home. he says Europe is better organized. The piece notes confusion in government and cites railway labor leaders meeting with Secretary Byrnes, questioning his role in domestic labor disputes.
An opinion piece traces strawberry prices in Tucson from April 12 to April 20 after the OPA ceiling was lifted. Prices cycle from 60 cents to 29 cents per box as supply expands and competition drives costs down, illustrating supply and demand in a free market. The note cites the Arizona Daily Star and New York Times on price dynamics and market entry.
The passage uses biblical imagery to urge faith as a source of strength to overcome life’s troubles. It equates lions, adders, and dragons with fears and temptations and promises triumphs through religious belief despite daunting challenges.
War Department rules state enlisted reservists under 18 may be called to active duty after turning 18, no later than six months after. Discharge decisions hinge on points or length of service. parenthood not a sole basis. The 42nd Rainbow Division was in Salzburg, Austria as of May 1. Enlisteds seeking commissions should use officer candidate programs before 23. older veterans may qualify for warrants. Veterans in college often match or exceed other students. Overseas marriages without commander's permission are recognized in the United States if valid.
Miss Helen Jepson arrives in Winchester from New York for an 8:15 concert at Handley High School Auditorium. J Emmett Dettra resigns after 21 years as meter reader at Northern Virginia Power to join the Church of the Brethren in Wilmington Delaware. Pfc Charles L Nicholas of Stephens City receives the Bronze Seal for heroic achievement in act from Major Gen Louis A Craig.
Richards clubs a bases loaded homer to break the tie as Stephens City defeats Middletown 13 9 in the county high school race. Miss Agnes Mason takes over duties as Home Demonstration agent.
Twenty five years ago Loring Shawn died after his truck struck a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad mail train. Memorial ceremonies in Harrisonburg will feature guest speaker R. Gray Williams of this city and are hosted by the Rockingham Post American Legion next Sunday afternoon.
Forty five years ago a game cock broke free near Sea bright's Market and chased an ordinary rooster up town. E B Ridings sold his Middletown farm with J H Keller at twelve dollars an acre.
A Washington opinion piece urges Mr Byrnes to tell the public bluntly the troubles in dealing with Russia and to adopt a foreign policy based on reality. The author argues Roosevelt-era naivete misled Americans, notes Stalin never left Russia, and calls for an honest plan to advance U.S. interests without delay.
A quiz page listing ten questions on military reemployment rights bomb findings fly biting M day and cabinet salaries with references to AFL studios and a Keystone actress. It asks who began in Keystone comedies and died last month in California and whether the bald eagle is truly bald.
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