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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1946
Page
4
Crime Highlights From FBI Uniform Crime Report 1946
The FBI notes a 13 percent rise in crime in the first half of 1946 versus the prior year with rural areas up 19.6 percent. Alabama led murder rates while California topped robberies and Washington auto thefts. Property stolen rose 22.1 to 27 percent across categories. 96 percent of automobiles and 18 percent of other items were recovered. Arrests rose for males by 21.9 percent while female arrests fell 25.5 percent. 3.3 percent of auto theft arrests involved under 21, who made up 17.6 percent of total arrestees. Of 209,302 arrest records, 166,198 had prior arrest records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
FBI
Alabama
California
North Carolina
Nevada
State of
Washington
Veterans aid program aids disabled veterans into jobs
A joint effort by the Veterans Administration and industry aims to place nearly all physically handicapped World War II veterans in gainful employment. Firms like General Motors General Electric and others are actively seeking qualified disabled veterans, proving capable workers can match released manpower needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becn
Veterans Administration
General Motors
Ord
General Electric
Donald A. Covall
Workforce Aims to Harness Disabled Veterans as Valuable Workers
The article argues employers should recruit veterans with amputations or broken backs, stressing their potential usefulness if industries seek suitable jobs. It dismisses charity framing and calls the nation to support programs that keep these workers employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covall
Judge Buchanan Named to Succeed Campbell on Virginia Court
Current Opinion praises Judge A C Buchanan of Tazewell for appointment to the Virginia Court of Appeals to succeed Chief Justice Campbell. The 56 year old judge comes with a long record on the Twenty second Circuit Court and service on state committees and commissions, promising a strong, youthful addition to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Buchanan
Tazewell
Tuck
Preston W. Campbell
Court of Appeals
Campbell
Virginia
Buchanan
State Bar
Scott's Scrap Book Highlights Luminous Mushrooms
RJ Scott notes a single mushroom species with a luminous stalk, describing its glow and possible causes. The item reflects curiosity about nocturnal fungi and their bioluminescent traits.
Dusting flight yields quick spray at Rosemont Orchards
Local fruit growers hailed a Rosemont Orchards spray by airplane as a success. Twenty five acres were treated in thirty minutes. Tonight the Two Rivers District of the Shenandoah Area Council Boy Scouts of America holds an organizing meeting at the Baptist Church basement in Front Royal with speakers Judge Burr P. Harrison H. C. Browne and Philip Hunter. Mrs. Richard Eddy received a phone call from her husband at 1403 Grey Stone Terrace reporting his discharge and imminent return home after earning 52 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemont Orchards
Berryville
Burr P. Harrison
H. C. Browne
Philip Hunter
Two Rivers
Richard Eddy
Two Winchester Boys Named to State Future Farmers Teams
Dowell J. Howard, supervisor of vocational agriculture in Northern Virginia, announces two Winchester youths as members of state judging teams to compete at national FFA contests during the national convention. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson arrives October 4 as guest of Mrs. B. B. Jones at Audley. October 5 luncheon hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin. Tuesday luncheon hosted by Mrs. H. E. Byrd. Mrs. Edith Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Pepper of Philadelphia visit Mrs. Joseph Massie and attend the Mitchell Harrison wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
Dowell J. Howard
Future Farmers of America
Woodrow Wilson
B. B. Jones
Audley
Kenneth Gilpin
H. E. Byrd
Edith Taylor
Mrs. Pepper
Philadelphia
Joseph Massie
Musical comedy and prizes at Empire Theatre event
The large company presenting the Matt and Jeff musical comedy arrived in town and will headline the Empire Theatre tonight. The Star offers a $10 gold prize for essays on Vincente Blasco Ibanez. Miss Mary Stuart sails to New York for post graduate study at Damrosch School of Musical Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Jeff
Empire Theatre
Vincente Blasco Ibanez
Mary Stuart
E. C. Stuart
New York City
Damrosch School of Musical Art
Meat shortages blamed on OPA price ceilings and farm boycott
Washington column argues farmers boycott meat market due to OPA ceilings. Citing cattle prices raised to 20.25 and hogs to 16.25 per hundred, it says supplies dwindle as packers struggle and consumers face scarce meat and substitutes. Mentions White House pressure and Agriculture Secretary Anderson's illness amid policy mismanagement concerns.
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Washington
OPA
Paul Porter
Midwest
White House
Mallon
Congress
Truman
Anderson
School employees outnumbered by non school staff in 1946
In April 1946 state and local governments employed 1,390,000 school workers and 2,064,000 nonschool employees in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
How's Your I Q Quiz Answers From Page 2
The reader is prompted to turn to Page 2 for the correct answers to ten questions about Greece's throne, Roosevelt's dog, Pepper's state, a Dutch queen's age, Luke Sewell's managerial job, Leon Blum's country, naturalization timelines, a famed mathematician physicist’s view, Dardanelles control, and 1945 versus 1944 U.S. incomes.
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U. S
Roosevelt
Hiroshima
United States
Great Britain
Dardanelles
Turkey
United States Department of Commerce
New Breeding Ponds To Double Production At Hatchery
The Front Royal fish hatchery will add 24 breeding ponds, nearly doubling output of smallmouth bass sunfish and bluegill. Inland Fisheries executive director I T Quinn announced the plan after a Sunday inspection by a committee led by Commission Chairman Beverly W Strauss Jr and commissioners Frank Wiley Frank Burton Warren Ranes and G W Buller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Fish Hatchery
I. T. Quinn
Inland Fisheries
Quinn
Beverly W. Strauss, Jr
Frank Wiley
Salem
Frank P. Burton
Stuart
Warren B. Ranes
Warsaw
G. W. Buller
Commission
Strength For The Day By Earl L Bougins D C
The piece discusses life after death across faiths, noting Christian belief in Jesus resurrection as assurance and mentioning Greek philosophy. It argues immortality provides certainty, purpose, and justice beyond earthly suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Bougins
D. C
Jesus
Posthumous decoration rules for widows and mothers
A military decoration awarded posthumously to a widow may lead to a duplicate decoration for the deceased’s mother. Each case is considered on its merits, and a letter from the mother should be sent to the Decorations and Awards Branch, Office of the Adjutant General, War Department, Washington, 25, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorations and Awards Branch
Office of the Adjutant General
War Department
Washington
D. C
Local residents depart for business and visiting trips
1896 report notes Mr. Harry Lupton leaving for a business trip up the valley. Mr. Frye from Iowa visits friends in the city. Mr. J. F. Kremer plans an evening departure for Eastern cities to buy Christmas goods. Assistant Police John A. Henry shoots and kills a rabid dog owned by Mr. Edward Mc Parland.
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Frye
Iowa
J. F. Kremer
John A. Henry
Edward McParland
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