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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
4
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The author denounces the Truman administration for yielding to labor pressure over an 18 percent wage pattern in the CIO maritime union dispute. He notes the Wage Stabilization Board approved a $17.50 monthly rise, AFL unions sought more, and the government capitulated, passing costs to taxpayers. The piece decries unequal treatment and political influence.
The article condemns government leaders who underestimate the public and warns that the nation needs officials with political courage and morality to resist slick tricks and coercion. It stresses that Americans are not too dumb to recognize manipulation and calls for stronger ethical standards in office.
Current Opinion notes observers were surprised Byrd extended to the re elected United States Senator in Virginia. Residents who know him praise his honesty ability sincerity and frugality. The piece argues Virginians favor Byrd for President but views his nomination as difficult.
At the State Democratic Convention, a bid to draft former Governor Colgate W. Darden Jr. for the U.S. Senate failed after Darden said he consulted parliamentarians and could withdraw his name. The piece notes England allows resignation to seek other offices, creating a loophole for drafted public servants.
A Washington dispatch says Congressmen are glad to go home yet hopeful to return in January when the new Congress meets. The Roanoke Times frames the mood of lawmakers as they head into recess.
The Baltimore Sun cautions against hysteria over United States and Russia relations urging calm debate as the nation faces tough problems ahead. The piece argues thoughtful discussion is needed to solve ongoing foreign policy challenges.
News notes record a Court of Honor planned for Shawnee District Shenandoah Area Council at the Episcopal Chapel, September 14 8 p m. rifle season opening. police chief announces resignations. city to seek 2400 for new alarm system. birth announcements, engagements, and personnel moves in Winchester area.
A quiz feature lists ten questions about Eleanor Roosevelt driving incident execution methods for Robert Wagner national registration in Canada sirdar yayatullah Khan the lame duck amendment Tugwell a Yankees infielder death and a pilots aid group.
Officials debate whether pending legislative actions will survive into the new Congress or fall off the calendars as lawmakers prepare to convene. Analysts weigh procedural hurdles and potential deadlines that could affect outcomes.
Earl L. Douglas compares two guiding views in life to a windshield and driving mirror. He argues for balance among progress and past experience, warning that extremes from any side hinder safe forward movement.
The text argues neither progressive nor conservative alone is a safe guide for society. It asserts the road ahead is crucial and a progressive gains advantage by pursuing forward objectives, but warns he must heed past experience to avoid collision with mentors or sudden slowdowns that could derail his schemes.
When removing fruit coffee or tea stains heat is used. The kettle should be held high and poured from two or three feet to boost effectiveness.
An ordinance regulates licensing and operation of public vehicles in Winchester. It sets definitions for public vehicles and drivers, outlines application procedures, city council review windows, license issuance and revocation rules, stand assignments, operator licensing by the police chief, insurance or bonds, and penalties for unlicensed operation or unlicensed drivers.
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