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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1946
Page
4
Notice informs subscribers to report any delivery delays and lists national representatives DeLisser Inc located at 11 BE 44th Street New York in context of the Winchester Evening Star publishing setup.
The piece frames John Llewelyn Lewis as again forcing a coal supply scare while the government bears the blame for the coal crisis. It notes Secretary Krug delays Washington talks until after the election and questions administration labor policy, urging a shift to fair public-focused policy. It also marks International Apple Week and extols apples as a nutritious staple.
The Washington Star criticizes O. John Rogge for alleging Nazi links to U.S. figures. It argues the evidence is absent, the rhetoric risky, and questions whether the speech reflects Rogge or the Department of Justice. The piece urges a clear disavowal if the department did not authorize the remarks.
Motion sickness affects land sea and air travelers due to movement and balance disruption. Inner ear mechanisms and orientation drive symptoms like nausea and headache. Preventive steps include rest, light meals, and sleep. during travel tilt the head back. Drugs such as atropine, amphetamine, hyoscine hydrobromide, and phenobarbital may help.
The National Farm and Home Hour extends to NBCs full coast to coast network of 155 stations with Allis-Chalmers sponsorship. Everett Mitchell remains as announcer and the 30 piece Homesteaders Orchestra plus the Farm and Home Quartet provide music. USDA reports from Washington and markets wrap up the weekly program with farm event broadcasts and interviews.
One hour and a half segment airing 1:00 to 1:30 over radio stations WRC in Washington and WSVA in Harrisonburg.
The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company announced new store and market hours to further reduce the work week for its employees. Miss Virginia Wilkins will soon depart for overseas duty with the American Red Cross and will host an informal party for Winchester and Clarke friends this Sunday afternoon at her parents home.
Girl Scouts of Winchester marked Girl Scout Week with special services at Braddock Street M. E. Church where Rev. Hubert Sydenstricker delivered a sermon for the occasion. M. S. Battle named local Veterans Democratic Advisory Committee chair. Rose McDonald to host buffet for Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Trinkle in Berryville.
First United Brethren Church will hold morning and evening services on Sunday October 27 World Mission Advancement Day will feature Mrs J Paul Grover of Berkeley Springs speaking on The Power of The Word for This New Day in the 11 am worship hour Mrs Ray Hicks W M S President and Mrs Garvin Bowles program chair will lead the morning service At 730 pm Mr Curtis Bly will lead a Hymn Sing with classic favorites The public is invited to attend.
The notice advertises 118 nursery songs singing games folk songs patriotic tunes and Sunday School hymns. It notes simple arrangements in children's keys and a illustrated durable cover priced twenty five cents postpaid with payment enclosed.
Messrs. C. F. Grove, Newton Grove, Harry Seabright, Orlando Gooden, G. W. Carpenter, and Edward Harper wheeled to Martinsburg yesterday and completed the rim-22 miles in 2 hours and 10 minutes. Miss Willa Cather, formerly of this city and now of Pittsburgh, visits friends here and is editor of a Pittsburgh magazine. Rev. P. O. Wagner of State Line Pa will move to this city with his family soon.
A reflective piece uses a shell rowing metaphor to urge focus on present duties. The coxswain steers the boat while rowers attend to their oars, illustrating that individuals should live in the moment and entrust the broader course of life to God.
Norfolk reports Horace W. Sharp, chair of the Hampton Roads Labor Advisory Committee, says organized labor will resort to picketing if OPA controls are lifted and prices rise too far. The warning follows news of the lifting of most OPA controls in the Virginia Tidewater area.
A compilation of quiz prompts asking about salaries for ambassadors versus cabinet members, wartime candidate slates, observances proclaimed by Truman, King Christian X's age, a poison claim, Oklahoma's fate after Pearl Harbor, Roosevelt's Four Freedoms, the NanKing embassy reports, corps pronunciation, and beet versus cane sugar sweetness.
Gladys Hall, 24, an unmarried mother, admitted placing her two month old daughter in an attic to starve. District Attorney George E. Thompson said she faced a murder charge in district court after the infant’s body was found in the attic last night.
Abby confides to Mrs Gambel about packing and fleeing with Barry. The Gambels discuss discretion and risk as Abby, engaged to Barry Wallace, contemplates leaving her мать and the Wallaces while preparing for a rushed wedding. Barry questions their next steps and recalls past friends as they face family scrutiny.
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