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The Evening Star of Winchester Virginia prints daily except Sundays and lists mail handling and advertising deadlines. It includes post office entry as second class, national representatives DeLisser Inc in New York, and a 9 PM submission cut off, with transient and contract ad rates noted.
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Winchester
Matter
National Representatives DeLisser, Inc
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S&t
New York
Good But Not Enough: War Spending Cut Is A First Step
The House votes to recall $52 billion in war authorizations no longer needed after victory. While financially beneficial, observers say no broad signs of systematic trimming exist and true savings lie in later cuts to bureaucracy and tax reductions as unused war appropriations are cleared away.
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House of Representatives
House
Congress
Senate
Washington
Germany
China
Plow Up The Poppies Plow Up The Poppies
The article condemns Japan's narcotics policy in occupied Asia. It asserts the opium operation aimed to enslave millions, with dens in Chinese towns and a global trade to stamp out. It notes long efforts needed to undo the drug impact and cites General MacArthur’s orders to curb narcotics operations.
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Japan
East
China
MacArthur
League aims to halt opium supply to curb global narcotics
The new order bans planting of poppy fields and destruction of existing crops. It aims to cut the world supply of illegal narcotics, which the League of Nations once estimated to be 90 percent from Japanese sources, to ease use of drugs for legitimate medical purposes.
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League of Nations
Virginia Education Rank and Reform Call
Reprinted editorial cites University of Virginia News Letter findings on Virginia education. Virginia ranks low in spending per pupil and teacher pay, with weak enrollment and attendance, but shows progress in session length and reform proposals like the Denny report. Urges continued action to elevate Virginia among leading states.
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Hanover Herald-Progress
University of Virginia News
Virginia
Old Dominion
Walthies
Union
Control of Japan and American leadership in postwar policy
The piece argues that the United States bore the war burden in the Pacific and questions sharing decision making with other nations. It asserts that U.S. policy should prevail in shaping Japan’s fate and warns against dividing responsibility, while allowing advice from Russia and China due to their Pacific interests.
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Japan
Pacific
Great Britain
Philippines
Rtussia
China
Far Pacific
United States
Dangerous Nonsense in Address to House
The text cites Representative Cox urging in the House that Russia and communism threaten peace with America. It argues this view invites inevitable war and warns against framing policy in terms of war rather than peace. The piece condemns Cox for promoting dangerous rhetoric and urges a shift in discourse.
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Cox
America
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Mule proves faithful to old owner in hospital standoff
In Popular Bluff Missouri Jeff Woods a veteran livestock dealer lies in a hospital room nursing a sore jaw after an odd confrontation with his former owner. Woods says the mule remained loyal to his old boss despite the tense exchange with the undertaker.
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Bluff
Jeff Woods
Woods
Engagement and service award highlight local notices
One year ago Louise Pinlety chief operator at Winchester office of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia received an emblem for 25 years service. Mr and Mrs M B Clowe announce the engagement of daughter Margaret Miley to Harold Campbell. Clarke County Judging Team places fourth in State 4 H Poultry Judging contest with 1391 points.
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Louise Pinlety
Winchester
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
M. B. Clowe
Margaret Miley
Harold Campbell
Clarke County
Winchester Newsroom Hosts Byrd Jr at Rotary Meeting
Winston Churchill? No. Harry Byrd Jr., editor of the Winchester paper, speaks at Woodstock Rotary Club. John Locke and William Shaffer of Maurertown criticize Democrats in Middletown league talks.
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Winston Churchill
Winchester
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Woodstock
John Locke
William Shaffer
Maurertown
Middletown
Heavy fighting on Ethiopian Southern front reported
Reported heavy fighting with increased forces on the Southern front in Ethiopia. George Purcell is badly burned when his peanut roaster exploded on the corner of Main and Rouss avenue. The Coast Guard has cut liquor smuggling into the country to its lowest level in many years.
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Ethiopia
George Purcell
Main
Rouss Avenue
Coast Guard
Snow Flurries Reported in Blue Ridge and Alleghenies
Miss Gertrude Miller and Mr Calvin McKown Hoke wed in Martinsburg. Incumbent congressman Jacob A. Garber speaks at a Republican rally in the district.
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Blue Ridge
Allegheny Mountains
Old Dominion
Gertrude Miller
Calvin McKown Hoke
Martinsburg
Jacob A. Garber
German fleet readies for action amid European battle talk
Reports from Europe describe a looming naval clash with Britain as reporters anticipate a major battle. In Martinsburg, apple packing stalls due to a barrel shortage. Miss Edith Cavell is executed by German officers triggering outrage among British and American supporters.
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Europe
Martinsburg
Edith Carvell
Nurse
Market yard horse trading mart draws county farmers
Market yard resembles a horse trading mart as county farmers swap animals. A pranksters’ warning is issued to return steps to the Reformed Church. S. V. A. loses 6-0 to Winchester Athletic Club on the academy field.
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Reformed Church
Academy
Winchester Athletic Club
Light at Noonday: Seeing Higher Light Beyond Worldly Plans
A reflection on light as a metaphor for divine truth. The speaker contrasts the sun and atomic-era brightness with earthly wisdom, invoking St. Paul and biblical imagery to urge faith in God as true light while critiquing worldly politicians and material philosophers.
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St. Paul
Damascus
How's Your I Q A Quiz Answers Page 2
This appears to be a readers quiz asking true false questions about astronomy insurance language grammar coinage a famous author a wartime end moment cabinet roles and boxing nicknames. It invites turning to page 2 for correct answers and includes ten items.
Inflation as a tangible economic hell not a vague theory
Pau Matton argues inflation is a price-driven crisis, not a phantom threat. He warns of wage and price spirals, rising costs, and potential societal collapse including debt default, unemployment, and possible dictatorship if shortages persist.
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Washington
Beaver causes hours of outage near Thermopolis
A beaver tied up telephone service for several hours north of Thermopolis as linemen traced a tree felled by the animal that knocked down lines. The outage affected local homes and businesses until crews cleared the debris and restored service.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Amebiasis and Amebic Dysentery Treatments
An overview of amebiasis caused by Endamoeba histolytica detailing symptoms from mild digestive upset to severe liver abscesses and peritonitis. It notes treatments including emetine and iodine preparations, with cautions on toxicity and patient suitability. Copyright 1945 King Features Syndicate, Inc.
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Juan Arosemena
New Orleans
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Miyajima
Vapaname
King Features Syndicate
Ine World Rights
Rubber Boom In Brazil Expands Through 1944
Brazil reports a surge in natural rubber production from 16 178 tons in 1940 to 29 408 tons during 1940 44 and the first half of 1945. Consumption of natural and reclaimed and mixed rubbers rose 138 percent, with exports of tires increasing as war demand grows.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Brazil Rubber Exports Surge Through War Years
Export figures show rubber output rising from 3,600 in 1940 to 171,990 in 1944 with tube exports jumping from 300 to 117,608. Manufactured rubber goods value climbs from about $81,000 in 1940 to $2,842,000. U S agreements require purchase through June 30, 1947 of all Brazil exportable rubber surplus.
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United States
Brazil
Logan High Football Coach Cries On Field Injuries
Logan Utah notes a clash during practice as veteran coach Burns Crookston urges sharper blocking. Crookston sustains an injury and hobbles on crutches with a leg cast after a collision on the field.
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Logan
Utah
Burns Crokston
Crookston
Fleet Installs Pasteuray Unit in Abattoir
M C Fleet owner of Winchester City Abattoir has installed a Pasteuray electron ic ray unit in the meat cooler. He has operated as a meat dealer over four years and says the equipment keeps the code fresh by destroying airborne bacteria. Public invited to inspect.
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M. C. Fleet
Winchester City
Fleet
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Train to Copper Creek Brings News of a War Child
Sandra Edwards, a fashionable dress designer, offers to shelter L1 year old Spenser Withington, an English boy displaced by bombing, as they travel by train to Copper Creek Arizona. At the station a porter awakens Spenser, Sandra defends her plan, and they meet Belinda Adams from the Mesquite who introduces stage travel as the next leg amid a rainstorm.
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Sandra Fuwards
Spenser Withington
Sandra
Copper Creek
Arizona
Spenser
Sandra Edwards
Sandga
Lil Fella
Ashfork
Mesquite Ranch
Miss Edwards
Belinda Adams
Mesquite
Belinda
Lindy
Brody
Coyote
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