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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1946

Page

4

Winchester Star Subscription Rates and Delivery Notice

Notice asks subscribers to report delivery delays to improve service. Includes Major Motor route pricing for 1 year six months three months and one month in advance with zone charges and outside area rates. Bible verse from 11 Corinthians quoted at bottom.

The Star Cartier

Virginia and Wallace in Virginia Opposes Wallace

The Virginia Democratic Party has long opposed Henry A. Wallace and his doctrines. A 1944 Roanoke convention resolution instructed delegates to oppose Wallace's nomination for Vice President, citing beliefs foreign to Virginian faiths and traditions.

United States Wallace National Committee CIO Political ‘Action Committee Milwaukee Chicago Los Angeles Philadelphia New York Hannegan Virginia Democratic Party Henry Wallace Roanoke Henry A. Wallace Democratic Party of

Paris Peace Conference Ends With Unresolved Core Issues

After eleven weeks of acrimonious debate Paris wraps up drafts with Italy Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Finland while leaving key disputes intact. Final treaties to be drafted in New York at a Four Power meeting in November as Western and Danube Trieste issues show division and nonbinding outcomes.

Paris Trieste Danube Bio Bloc

The Randolphs and the rise of American genius

A nineteenth century study by R L Dugdale on the Jukes family is compared with biographies of gifted lineages. Hints of inherited genius are attributed to the Randolphs of William and Mary Isham Randolph, tracing descendants such as Jefferson, Marshall, Lee, and others. The piece suggests intellect combines heredity, education, and discipline, culminating in notable figures.

New York Jukes R. L. Dugdale Burton Hendricks Lees Virginia H. J. Eckenrode the Randolphs William Mary Isham Randolph Eckenrode Beveridge John Marshall Thomas Jefferson John Randolph Harry” Lee Edmund Randolph Roanoke Robert E. Lee George Randolph Randolphs Jefferson Marshall Lee

Handicapped Week Name Raises Notion Of Fitness And Mind

The article critiques the long title National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week noting that handicaps can reflect net or gross measures and that physical limitations do not diminish intellect or character. It argues a person may be physically impaired yet intellectually superior and not seen as crippled.

America

Miss Mil dred Kline Engagement Shower Held

Miss Marie Kline entertained at a Virginia avenue home last Friday evening in honor of sister Mil dred Kline whose engagement to Mr Gene Harris of Kansas City was recently announced. Police training graduates at Winchester Police School in cooperation with the FBI received certificates signed by the Commissioner and Chief of Police.

Marie Kline Virginia Avenue Mildred Kline Gene Harris Kansas City Winchester Police School Federal Bureau of Investigations

Zeropack Company processing halted amid worker absence

Operations at the Zeropack Company frozen fruit processors have been idle since yesterday morning as employees failed to report for work and no resumption time is given. Chief C. W. Hollis reports patrolmen and officers are active in six other communities. Vernon Eddy, Handley Librarian, left for Richmond for the Virginia State Library dedication.

Zeropack Company C. W. Hollis Winchester Vernon Eddy Handley Richmond New Virginia State Library

Handley High vs Washington and Lees in rain punt duel

In a soggy start Handley High and the Washington and Lees Generals battled to a scoreless first half. Halford Baker of the Judges and visiting halfback Fixx featured in a cautious punting duel as rain fell. Mrs. Philip W. Boyd left for Alabama to visit her niece. Mrs. Elbert S. Jamison in Birmingham, Ala.

Handley High School Washington and Lees Generals Halford Baker Fixx Philip W. Boyd Alabama Elbert S. Jamison Birmingham Ala

Martinsburg trip and local marriages noted

Mrs. W. S. Love Mrs. H. D. Fuller and Mrs. R. E. Byrd traveled to Martinsburg today. The Jackson Brothers completed the Huntsberry building. Mr. Snyder of Hardy County married Miss Martha E. McKnee by Rev. Dr. Cox yesterday afternoon.

W. S. Love H. D. Fuller R. E. Byrd Martinsburg Jackson Brothers Snyder Hardy County Martha E. McKnee Dr. Cox

Dizziness and Vertigo Causes and Treatments Explored

Dizziness often results from temporary reduced brain blood flow and may occur upon rising or standing. Causes include inner ear disturbances and nerve pathways from ear to brain. Meniere's disease adds ringing and deafness. Treatments range from sedatives and a low salt diet to histamine injections or nerve surgery when other options fail.

Meniere

Russia Fails to Deliver at Paris War Nations Meet

In Washington observers note Russia blocked by a two thirds rule as 6 of 21 nations opposed her aims on Trieste and the Danube. Paris accord may be revisited by the Big Four with the UN in New York October 23 as Russia keeps veto power and presses for a new empire.

Washington Paris Russia Norway Mssrs Byrnes Bevin Bidault Yugoslavia Danube River Europe Trieste United Nations Assembly New York Stalin United States Britain Wallace

World’s first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles

The first motion picture theater in the world opened in Los Angeles California in April 1902 at 252 S Main Street according to the Motion Picture Association of America Inc.

C.A Los Angeles California S. Main Street Motion Picture Association of America, Inc

Strength For The Day By Earl Douglas D C

The piece argues that reserves of fuel and spiritual strength are essential in crises. It compares aviation fog landings and illness or sorrow, urging steady faith courage and hope to endure difficult hours, citing the parable of the ten virgins to stress preparedness.

Police Court Disposes Several Disorderly and Drunk Cases

Judge John Rice presided as Curtis Grove of 215 N Loudoun and Hugh Graves of 16 W Clifford faced disorderly and reckless driving charges with fines and costs. Bridge Whitacre Siler failed to report a personal injury accident with $50 in costs. George Quick 525 Highland drunk owed $10, Joe Sumption N Loudoun drunk $5, Harry Jones 137 S Loudoun drunk $10, Dewey Welch 329 Highland vagrancy and insanity and was committed to Western State Hospital for observation.

Curtis Grove N. Loudoun Street Bridge Whitacre. Siler Hugh P. Graves W. Clifford Street George Quick Highland Avenue Joe Sumption N. Loudoun Harry Jones S. Loudoun Dewey Franklin Welch Western State Hospital

Every Pupil Needs This Dictionary For School

The Winchester Evening Star information offer promotes a compact dictionary ideal for students. It measures 4 by 5 1 2 inches, contains 410 pages with over 21 000 definitions and special supplements, and costs twenty five cents postpaid to Washington DC.

How's Your I Q Quiz Questions

Short quiz asks seven questions with prompts to Page 1 for correct answers. Items cover a canvas back biblical wise men Franklin birth place party chair, autumnal equinox timing, and sports season results.

Satan Sjahrir Jesus Benjamin Franklin Philadelphia New York Boston Democratic National Committee Chase Going Woodhouse Congress Army Villanova

Pappy Nickname Given to Lt Col Gregory Boyington

The noted marine aviator was nicknamed Pappy by members of his squadron because he was 31 years old and the oldest active fighter pilot in the Corps.

Gregory Boyington Pappy

Wallace confronts Abby over Barry and her mother

In Wallace's drawing room Abby confronts her father about her engagement to Barry. He probes her motives and recalls her mother, revealing how marriage was used for status and money. Abby, fearing his reaction, insists on love though Wallace mocks the idea and presses for specifics.

Wallace Val Abby Carstairs Barry Mr. Wallace Craig Lambert Mr. Carstairs Father

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