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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1948
Page
4
Notice provides office deadlines for display ads, transit rates, and subscription prices for The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia. Readers are urged to report delivery delays to maintain a reliable service.
Garland Quarles has served a quarter century in Winchester public schools, including twenty years as Handley High School superintendent. He began teaching in 1923, the year Handley’s current building opened, and his influence extends to most residents educated in the system. His service is described as intelligent and characterful.
Senator Fulbright, in Rome with the United States Delegation to the Inter Parliamentary Union, signals possible opposition to further European Recovery Program funding without concrete results. He notes Western European unity as essential, yet observes little progress and questions long term costs after $20 billion spent in two years without clear gains.
The piece notes a decision to launch a long-range aid program for Europe with costs in untold billions. It questions the European Recovery Program’s effectiveness and warns that spending Europe back to prosperity may undermine the US economy. Senator Fulbright in Rome shares this cautious view.
The Air Force awaits President Truman's approval to spend about $200 million on more than 200 bombers and fighters to bolster sky defense. Secretary Forrestal has endorsed the plan, sending recommendations to the White House on September 3. The package includes $103.6 million for additional combat planes, with a separate $96 million proposal for swept wing XB-47 bombers, missiles, trainers, and support aircraft.
Current Opinion argues that taxes are ultimately borne by people, not impersonal entities. It cites a Commerce Department total of 52 billion in taxes and 362 per person, notes excise and real estate shares, and suggests shifting burden to corporations and wealth to reduce living costs for people. It warns that even when taxes rise for others the impact is felt by workers.
A playful puppy antics story shows the dog pursuing its tail, amusing onlookers and reflecting human behavior. The piece highlights lighthearted humor and everyday charm from a simple pet moment.
Butter sold for 94 cents per pound. Miss Pavey Lupton, recently back from abroad, spoke at a Lions luncheon. S. Sgt. Donnie Stickley phoned his parents from Germany. He anticipated spending Christmas in Winchester.
Report says one battleship was sunk off Corsica after a thirty minute fight with German bombers. John C Bowman of Winchester received a patent for his single unit hand pruning grass shears design.
Ten years ago in 1938 John W. Jones and Harold Spruling were cited as a motorcycle and truck incident occurred on Fairmont Ave during the district improvement. Mr and Mrs Frederick Sturm of Greystone Thrace hosted a gathering in honor of Miss Eleanor Long McCaughan and Charles McCurmack.
In 1923 steps are taken to rescue old county records rapidly deteriorating from repeated handling. Dempsey and Firpo complete heavy training in Madison Square Garden and are reported in good shape. Company I and headquarters company of the 116th Infantry Virginia National Guard return from Virginia Beach where they trained.
The 1898 note states three thousand people likely attend the burial of Corporal John R. Steele. Eddy Brothers announce progress on a city directory. David, Hamilton, and John Seal are credited with a fine catch at Wrights Old Mill.
The Star reports after 18 years without a death the Winchester municipal airport faces reports of pilots buzzing and flying low. Airport manager urges public to report violators to enable reprimand or grounding and legal action. expresses regret over first fatality in Winchester and thanks State police National Guard city police and civilians for cooperation.
J Homer Houston of West Grove Pennsylvania sues John B Escots of Lancaster village near Wilmington Delaware in U S District Court for five thousand dollars damages claiming a golf ball struck him on the 18th hole at Kennett Square Golf and Country Club on September 21 fracturing his left leg.
Religion notes creation as a divine act. The sermon argues creation matters more than method, asserting faith honors God’s word over science, with Hebrews 11:3 cited to claim the worlds were framed by God’s word. The piece emphasizes faith over natural explanation.
Migraine affects about eight of every hundred people and presents as one sided head pain with nausea. ergotamine can abort attacks when given early, with rest and dark quiet surroundings aiding recovery. Preventive care focuses on lifestyle changes, energy conservation, reassurance, and occasional short term phenobarbital to aid habit change.
Crossword puzzle clues listing across and down entries with numbers, hints, and word lengths. Includes theme notes and a Derby hat as the first down clue.
A humorous panel by Fred Neher discusses creation as a religious concept rather than a scientific one citing biblical verses. The piece contrasts divine breath and word with scientific explanations, framing creation as faith based.
A retro quiz lists ten questions on letters and events from the era. It asks about Selective Service classifications, a president called the White House Sphinx, Munich pact year, smiling versus frowning, Wars of the Roses factions, Mr and Mrs Blandings casting in a film, Maurice Tobin's job status, the Bluegrass State, Truman's press conference remark, and a veteran regaining his voice after a Coney Island ride.
Funeral services for James B. Newlin, 51, a former city resident who died at his home in Maynard Massachusetts, will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home with Dr T J Hawkins officiating. Burial will follow in Mount Hebron Cemetery. The remains are due to arrive at Jones Funeral Home on Tuesday.
In the Inquest scene Lynn and Rowley debate motive as David pressures Rosaleen to maintain a false alibi. David plots exile after a possible murder, while the Cloade family attends the inquest where Dr. Cloade testifies on the victim’s skull injuries and time of death.
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