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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1946

Page

4

Cities Act To Boost Police Efficiency

The International City Managers Association reports Phoenix Arizona and New Orleans are reorganizing police departments to raise efficiency. Phoenix adopts one man patrol cars on one shift supported by radio coverage from many officers. New Orleans study recommends abolition of the police board and supervision by a mayor appointee with about ten percent fewer employees.

Phoenix Ariz New Orleans International City’s Managers’ Association Public Administration Service Baltimore Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Portland Ore Providence Rochester San Francisco Toledo

Sir James Jeans a Great Mind Who Demystified Science

Sir James Jeans died in England at 69 leaving a prolific career in mathematics physics and astronomy He advanced gas kinetics radiation solar system origins and stellar energy while writing accessible works The Universe Around Us The Mysterious Universe and The New Background of Science aimed to explain relativity quantum theory and cosmic radiation to lay readers His conclusions about an expanding universe remain debated but he is judged a leading figure of a transformative era in science.

James Jeans England

An American Tragedy: Truman Wallace Incident

The Winchester Evening Star denounces the Truman Wallace clash as intolerable. It argues the United States needs statesmen who place basic principles above next election and uphold unity in government amid global stakes. The piece condemns Cabinet members opposing each other while abroad in defense of civilization.

Southwest Virginia Winchester Evening Star United States Star

Wells and hats prove brains not tied to skull size

Manchester Guardian Weekly highlights H G Wells as modest yet great, noting his small head and humorous autobiography. It quotes his admissions about forgetting names and dates, struggling with simple sums, and losing at chess, offering consolation to humble readers.

Manchester Eng Guardian Weekly H. G. Wells Wells

Good News For Kiddies Candy Bar Prices Down

The OPA announced a new ceiling price system effective today for candy packaged to sell from five to ten cents retail. Manufacturers may use ingredient packaging costs plus profit to set prices, with most five to ten cent bars expected to stay the same and occasional size adjustments. The rule covers candy bars wafers mints hard candy tablets caramels fudges gums and jellies. chocolate covered items excluded.

OPA

Major W. V. Bradshaw to report to Camp Atterbury

Major W V Bradshaw MC chief of reconditioning service at Borden General Hospital Oklahoma will leave Friday for Camp Atterbury Indiana Separation center J B Bywaters sheriff Frederick county appointed to executive committee of Virginia State Sheriffs and City Sergeant s Association Miss Elizabeth Massie arrives Winchester to visit mother Mrs Joseph Massie and is discharged from WAVES today

W. V. Bradshaw Borden General Hospital Oklahoma Camp Atterbury Ind J. B. Bywaters Frederick County Virginia State Sheriffs and City Sergeant's Association Elizabeth Massie Winchester Joseph Massie Massie The WAVES

Five Year Old Hurdles Car. Minor Injuries Reported

Allen Pugh, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pugh, escaped with minor injuries after running into a car on East Cork Street driven by Lester Arnold Jr. Sam Whitacre placed fourth in State 4-H Crops Judging at Richmond State Fair with 815 of 1000 points, earning alternates status and a trip to Chicago for livestock events. Miss Anna Virginia Tiffany and Charles W. Dunlap to be married in Congregational Christian Church this evening.

Allen Pugh Wayne Pugh East Cork Street Lester Arnold Jr Sam Whitacre Richmond Chicago Congregational Christian Church Anna Virginia Tiffany Garlands. Tiffany Hamilton, Va Charles W. Dunlap Edward Dunlap Mr. Dunlap

Questioning Age and the Call for Divine Fact

The essay quotes Quaker philosopher Rufus M. Jones critiquing the era of constant questioning. It argues for balancing objective research with belief, urging inclusion of divine realities alongside scientific findings to reach the ultimate truth.

Rufus M. Jones Heaven

Rainfall Totals and Averages From Winchester Records

Present and past rainfall data cover 724 hours ending at 7 am with 16 inches for September to date and 1.98 inches for the year to date. Average annual rainfall over 33 years stands at 36.49 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1945 include January 2.49, February 1.97, March 2.97, April 3.14, May 3.63, June 3.85, July 3.82, August 3.76, September 3.37, October 3.37, November 2.45, and December. Statistics are courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.

Winchester Research Laboratory

Engagement of Mary Carter Randolph to Beverly Nelson announced

1936 item notes the engagement of Mary Carter Randolph of Clarke County, daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Randolph of The Moorings, to Beverly Nelson of St Louis Missouri. Also recorded is D J Howard visiting Augusta County for agriculture instruction and a Future Farmers of America meeting at Boyce High School on September 29.

D. J. Howard Virginia Augusta County Winchester Northern Triangle Federation of the Future Farmers of America Boyce High School Benjamin Randolph Clarke County Mary Carter Randolph Beverly Nelson St. Louis

Marriage record, Larrick couple from Switzerland

A memorandum records the July 20 1891 marriage of Mr and Mrs Jonah L Larrick in the clerk’s office marriage license book. Lewis Armel, operator of the Winchester Berryville Bluemont auto stage line, faces higher costs as the Castleman’s Ferry bridge toll rises from 100 to 365 dollars next year.

Jonah L. Larrick Switzerland Lewis Armel Winchester Berryville Bluemont Castleman's Ferry Bridge

Quiz questions on draft, diplomacy and plants

The page lists ten trivia prompts including draft end date for 19 to 30 year olds, Monrovia’s country, gold-seal money withdrawal, Zarubin’s ambassador post, a tea called The Queen of Flowers, the Order of Fifinella’s WWII vet group, the Immortal Bard, author of Then and Now, psittacosis meanings, and whether eagle snakes cross horsehair ropes.

Monrovia Africa Treasury Department Georgia Zarubin Canada Order of Fifinella

Progressive euchre party honors Miss Daisy Williams

Mrs A M Baker hosted a 1896 euchre party last night in honor of Miss Daisy Williams of Philadelphia Pa Bruce Worthington traveled in Pennsylvania on business The National Cemetery outbuildings were weather boarded and repainted Belle Lillis five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Lillis is dangerously ill with membranous croup

A. M Baker Daisy Williams Philadelphia Bruce Worthington Pennsylvania The National Cemetery Belle Michael Lillis

Local Tales From Brucetown Names Friends Visiting

Miss Belle C Jobe is a patient at Memorial Hospital Winchester. Mrs T H Ritter spent the weekend with sister Mrs John Hines in Winchester. Robert Smith visited Summit Point with Mr and Mrs Marion Marshall. Mrs Andy Whitacre and grandson Gary Cain visited sister Mrs Janny McKee in White Hall. Also seen: Bud Coffman Stanley Clowser and son Jimmie of Winchester with Whitacre and daughter Catherine of Darkesville W Va.

Brucetown Belle C. Jobe Memorial Hospital Winchester T. H. Ritter John Hines Robert Smith Marion Marshall Summit Point W. Va Andy Whitacre Gary Cain Janny McKee White Hall Iursday Bud Coffman Stanley Clowser Jimmie Whitacre Catherine

Abby Wallace defies her father for a poolside luncheon

Abby Wallace, 22, longs for independence as she prepares to visit the Duncans for a swimming party. Her father Norman Wallace warns against a possible social intrusion and a wary tone hangs over the plan as Abby insists she will go despite his disapproval and a looming army-connected guest.

Abby Berkshire Holbein Wallace Norman Wallace Craig Craig Emerson Emerson New York Duncans Emerson Siood Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Evans Val Stanley

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