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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1944
Page
4
Australians Reprieve as U S Evacuates
A dispatch from Advanced Headquarters in the Southwest Pacific reports the American Army and Navy have evacuated Australia leaving a small skeleton force. Residents may return to normal life as housing and transport issues ease amid a shift toward stronger British allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Southwest Pacific
United States
Postwar homelessness of foreigners in France growing issue
The article notes large numbers of displaced Belgians Czechs Dutch Poles Central European and Russian workers in France after World War II. It argues France bears responsibility for fellow nationals abroad and urges others to help repatriate foreigners now stranded in French cities as 2 000 000 French citizens remain in Axis territories and need return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Frence
Conquering Fear Through Faith and Gratitude
A reprinted editorial argues fear fuels war and evil and cannot be banished by escape or pleasure. It urges embracing spiritual practice through Jesus teachings, prayer, Psalms, and Paul’s writings to fill the mind with gratitude, love, and divine reality, promising peace and fear’s removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus of Nazareth
Paul
John
Letter to the Editor denounces animal vivisection in Winchester
A former Winchester resident writes to oppose animal testing for laboratories. The letter cites alleged cruelty in New York labs, recounts a physician's eyewitness account of cats and dogs tortured for experiments, and condemns the sale of stolen pets for research with a street-level anecdote of a boy earning money by capturing cats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Europe
England
Humane Societies
George Starr White
New York
Washington Times-Herald
Los Angeles
Hagerstown
Fifth Ave
Clarke County native elected Henrico Clerk in elections
Miss Helen Clevenger, Clarke county native, was elected Clerk of Henrico county. Nelson Burgess won a State Senate seat by a 1 227 majority. Wave recruiters to appear here November 5. Six thousand tulip bulbs arrive from Holland for planting around public buildings. Mrs. H A Funk named chair man of Frederick county Red Cross Roll Call. MclIlwee's Municipal Band placed 4th and won $25 at the Hagerstown parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Clevenger
Clarke County
Henrico County
Nelson Burgess
Senate
Holland
H. A. Funk
Frederick County
Red Cross
MclIlwee
Hagerstown
Record Apple Output Sets New National Milestone
Ten years ago the National Fruit Products Company put up over 122 million pounds of apples this fall, a new record. Catherine Conner is convention chairman planning to entertain 200 delegates at a Western District Christian Endeavor session. C Ridgely White has returned from Germany and France after years of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fruit Products Company
Catherine Conner
Christian Endeavor
C. Ridgely White
Germany
France
Handley Triumphs 26 0 Over Chambersburg In Football
Handley defeats Chambersburg 26 to 0 in a decisive football win. The local team dominates from start to finish with strong offense and stout defense. Grandmothers urged to darken hair with sage and sulfur brew for beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Chambersburg High School
Stage Star Sue Higgins Wears $1000 Ermine Coat at Empire Show
Miss Sue Higgins, a stage star, will wear her $1,000 ermine coat in The Dashing Widow a three act road show at the Empire. A sunrise road incident near Stephens City leaves Mrs J P Sampsell and two other ladies injured when a horse runs away with their buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sampsell
Sunrise Road
Stephens City
Sue Higgins
Empire
Frederick County
Strength for the Day and The Communion of the Saints
Religious reflections tie eating to divine fellowship from Old and New Testaments. The article argues food unites believers, citing Moses, five thousand fed, Jesus by the fire, and the Lord's Supper as central to Christian fellowship. It warns against overemphasizing church meals at the expense of witnessing and spiritual effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Aaron
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Jesus
How's Your I Q Quiz Answers Page 2
A newspaper quiz asks seven questions about ships in a hurricane the Swiss capital the Quai d Orsay Arnhem air drop the planet between Venus and Mars a bachelor US president married to a later spouse and names a baseball greats and biblical figures.
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U. S. Navy
Switzerland
Geneva
Lausanne
Berne
Quai D'Orsay
Washington
Arnhem
Venus
Mars
United States
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Honas Wagner
Eddie Collins
Rachael
Recall in China and labor votes fuel election chatter
Washington reports speculate on General Stilwell and Chiang Kai shek as potential reasons for Roosevelt action a week before the election. Letters from American troops abroad express support for Dewey citing poor front conditions and personal grievances with Stilwell. Labor union votes show unexpected shifts, with APL backing Curran over Wagner in New York.
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Washington
Stilwell
China
Chiang
Roosevelt
Dewey
Marshall
Senate Military Affairs Committee
APL
New York State
Curran
Wagner
Dewey Campaign Scandals And Labor Tie Ups Mentioned
The piece notes Labor Relations Board concerns over Hillman and predicts a Dewey defeat in Pennsylvania. It cites five Roosevelt votes in a CTO shop of about 50 and no Roosevelt votes in a CIO plant of 750. It mentions AFL fears of retaliation votes, Dewey’s campaign disclosures including a $25000 Rail brotherhoods fee, and Ickes targeting Senator Johnson as future Foreign Relations chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Relations Board
Hillman
Wagner
Dewey
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
CTO
Senator Davis
CIO
AFL
Rail Brotherhoods
Ed Flynn
Bronx
John Lewis
Thousand Dollar Club
Ickes
Hiram Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Johnson
Damaged Heart Proves Tough, Says Dr Clendening
Dr Clendening argues the heart is sturdy and adaptable even when damaged. He notes fear of heart disease is common but misleading, citing lessons from war correspondents and medical experts on the heart’s resilience and the idea of compensation after injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul D. White
Roosevelt Cabinet Choices and Crop Insurance Debate
The piece pairs Roosevelt considering Ickes for Interior with Johnson declining a cabinet post in 1932. It notes crop insurance promises, Cannon as a key ally, Nye and Lucas in crop insurance fights, Truman's remarks about isolationism, and Polls showing a tight race with Dewey a distant forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Johnson
Mr. R
Ickes
Congress
Clarence
Cannon
House Appropriations
Nye
de i
Scott Lucas
Truman
Walsh
Nurse Drue Returns Amid Brent Mystery
Drue Cable arrives at the Brent mansion with Sarah Keate to care for Craig Brent after a gunshot. Alexia Brent clashes with Drue while Drue reveals she will probe what happened, defying Conrad’s wishes. The scene shifts to Drue revealing past marriage and a tense plan with Sarah as they prepare for investigations.
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Sarah Keate
Drue Cable
Brent Mansion
Beevens
Nicky
Peter Huber
Craig
Drue
Conrad Brent
Alexia Brent
Conrad
Sarah
Alexia
Reno
Sir Francis
Registry Office
Grandpa
Brent
Craig Brent
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