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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1946

Page

4

Winchester Evening Star Classified Rates Notice

Advertisement shows office address and display and classified rate data for Winchester Virginia. Includes postal and subscription pricing details for major motor route, carrier, and zones, with a biblical verse at the end.

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Virginia lawmakers show high seniority in Congress

Virginia benefits from a strong slate in the House with many Democrats among the 16 most senior. Otis Bland ranks sixth, Patrick Henry Drewry seventh, Howard W mith and John W. Flanagan Jr. both fourteenth, and A Willis Robertson sixteenth. No other state has five members in the top sixteen.

Virginia Otis Bland Patrick Henry Drewry Howard Wmith John W. Flanagan, Jr A. Willis Robertson Union

Women Voters Likely to Shape Elections Says Census Bureau

The Census Bureau projects women will grow in political influence and outnumber men among voting age by 1948. It notes women will not vote as a bloc and will continue to split loyalties, shaping party councils indirectly rather than through direct bloc voting.

Cengus Bureau Bureau

Propose Measures To Stop Bid Rigging

A Public Administration Service study examines safeguards to prevent bid rigging in state and city projects. Key proposals include wide bid advertising, forbidding bidder or official collusion, and disqualifying bids gained through interference. It also supports awarding contracts to the lowest responsible bidder with appropriate official discretion.

Public Administration Service Myehgald

Public records outline contract award safeguards

A public record argues that extraordinary majority approval is needed for certain actions and calls for safeguards in contract laws. It recommends inspection and approval provisions, performance bonds by contractors, and remedies if contract terms are violated to ensure proper execution of awarded contracts.

Reilly urges Wagner Act reforms for NLRB clarity and balance

The retiring NLRB member proposes four amendments to clarify supervisory status, limit unions striking against Act aims, curb secondary boycotts, and consider moving enforcement to the Department of Labor. He also calls two procedural rule changes to grant employer rights in representation elections and free speech during organizing campaigns.

Gerard D. Reilly National Labor Relations Board Reilly Congress NLRB Mr. Reilly Teamsters Union AFL Longshoremen and Warehousemen CIO Coos Bay Dept. of Labor House of Representatives Labor Board

Frederick County School Board Adopts 12 Year Plan

In a final session before county schools reopen, the Frederick County School Board approved a 12 year plan to take effect this year. Winchester hosted its first post war tourist weekend drawing hundreds of motorists from nearby states. Superintendent A P Robertson reported Clarke County school enrollments at about 1,400 after visiting most schools. State Senator Burr P Harrison, recovering from pneumonia, has returned home.

Frederick County Winchester A. P. Robertson Clarke County Burr P. Harrison Memorial Hospital

Reverend Whitter Accepts Call to Local Churches

The Rev. Robert A. Whitter of Portsmouth has accepted a call from the Congregational Christian Church of this city and the Timber Ridge Christian Church. Announcement made today by Roy A. Larrick.

Robert A. Whitter Portsmouth Congregational Christian Church City Timber Ridge Christian Church Roy A. Larrick

Handley School Construction Progress Shown

The Star presents new pictures of Handley School as the foundation nears completion by Thanksgiving and grounds finish by December. The one story building measures 100 by 80 feet and will accommodate 1,500 children.

The Star Handley School

Marriage Announcements for Bests and Yates Stipe

Fifty years ago in 1896 announcements noted the marriage of Mie Gertrude Best to Robert J. Yates and Anna Best to Hugh R. Stipe. The items reflect a period notice of union among families in the community.

Mie Gerturude Best Robert J.yates Anna Best Hugh R. Stipe

Nervous Indigestion Causes and Care

A Mayo Clinic expert explains functional indigestion caused by emotional and lifestyle factors. Stress, overwork, smoking, air swallowing, and constipation can trigger symptoms. treatment focuses on lifestyle changes and addressing underlying nerves rather than drugs or surgery.

Walter C. Alvarez Mayo Clinic

Abolish Death Penalty Says Reader in The Star

A letter argues against the death penalty advocating mercy and prisoner reform. The writer compares prison to a public school, urges society to support inmates with basics and rehabilitative care, and questions the morality of executions. Miss Reva M. Myers, 15 Richards Ave, signs the letter.

Miss Reva M. Myers Richards Ave

Seven quiz questions on history geography and civics

Bedloe Island sits in New York Harbor under New York State jurisdiction. Gordian knot was cut by Alexander the Great. An inning in baseball consists of three outs or three strikes. The European government backing federated Palestine was the United Kingdom. Demographic refers to the statistical study of populations. The Doctor's Dilemma was written by George Bernard Shaw. The smallest state by area is Rhode Island. The Great Lakes entirely within the United States are Lake Michigan and Lake Superior. GI Bill on job trainees earned a set monthly amount of subsistence plus wages. Paul Mellon donated to a liberal arts college. he is the son of former Treasury Secretary Andrew Mellon.

Bedloe Island New York Harbor New York State New Jersey Alexander the Great Hannibal Julius Caesar Palestine Delaware Nevada Rhode Island Connecticut Great Lakes United States Paul Mellir Liberal Arts

Strength For The Day By Earl L. P Douglas

An excerpt discusses how soldiers and civilians alike tend to complain more after combat than in battle. The author notes fox hole soldiers are tractable but post war rest prompts grievances toward regulations and orders. He observes a universal tendency to find fault once pressure eases and urges reflection on endurance.

Hard Work and Struggle Shape Strong Character

The passage argues that prosperity beyond a limit harms, while effort and denial forge heroic character. Idleness breeds cynicism and self-destructive acts, but purposeful struggle yields joy and strength, with a warning that life remains a continuous effort and comforts are cheap.

How To Be Popular Fortune Telling Booklet Offered

A promotional notice from The Winchester Evening Star advertises a booklet titled FOR FORTELLING with directions a dictionary of dreams horoscopes and superstitions. It promises social appeal and lists price of fifteen cents postpaid with instruction to mail name address and payment to Information Bureau Washington DC.

FORNE The Winchester Evening Star Eye St Washington 2 D.C

SPCA Acts to Curb Growing Animal Cruelty in Winchester

Miss Elsie Rosenberger of the Winchester SPCA announced intensified steps to combat animal cruelty amid rising neglect. She urged reading Virginia’s cruelty statute, warning that violators will be prosecuted, with exemptions for cattle dehorning.

Elsie Rosenberger Winchester Society For the Prevention of Winchester Society Miss Rosenberger State of Virginia Society For the Prevention of Cruelty

Palm Queen and Don Confront Hidden Tensions on Train

Nina Gilmore hides tears as Don Corbett confronts romance and duty aboard a car on the Palm Queen journey. Mrs Forsythe arrives distressed, Dr. Peck notes a thief, and a wallet and watch go missing as a tense breakfast scene unfolds toward a cliffhanger.

Nina Don Agates Tin Miss Gilmore Mrs. Forsythe Corbett Arthur

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H. F Byrd, Jr P.O. D Evening Star Publishing Co National Representatives DeLisser 44Th St New York New York Times By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D Alvarez the Star Christ I. Q Earl L. P Douglas, D. D Fred Neher Washington, D Scott R.j.scott Carizonad India Amere IFA France SPCA Zelda Popkin
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