Radio Notes Show Debates Charter Revision on People's Platform
Radio schedule lists Dr. Harry Gideonse and others debating whether the Atlantic Charter should be revised on People's Platform. Other programs include Ellery Queen adventures, Archbishop of York Easter message on U.S. visit, and various music and news segments across WMAL WRC and related stations.
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Harry Gideonse
Brooklyn College, of York
Clark Eichelberger
Commission To Study
Organization of Peace
Louis Fischer
WTOP
Leon Henderson
O Sulivan Rubber Co
WMAL
Ellery Queen
Marjorie Lawrence
Ellery
Wwrc
Barry Wood
Patsy Kelly
Phyllis Brooks
WRC
York
Cyril Fosta
Garbett
United States
Quengil to Lead Sunday Night Services in Ebenezer
Ebenezer Va April 8 The Rev GC A Quengil ends morning services this Sunday but will preach Sunday night monthly. Rev Roy Schmucker of Winchester starts May with first Sunday morning service. Local sale at Mr R P Anderson drew buyers and good prices. Mrs R P Anderson visited Mrs A C Whitacre. The Whitacre family and friends visited and churchgoers attended. Pvt Harry Kerns on 15 day Army furlough and Mrs A C Whitacre remains ill.
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Ebenezer
GC. A. Quengil
Quengil
Roy Schmucker
Winchester
R. P. Anderson
R. P.° Anderson
A. C. Whitacre
Alvin
Whitacre
Tter
H. D. Whitacre
Allers
Whitacre Cme
Smithey Puch
I. R. Clark
Mary Jo Clark
Harry Kerns
U.S. Army
Grace Kerns
Refuge Visitors At Home Of Conner Family
Refuge Virginia April 8 Visit ors at the home of Mr and Mrs Austin Conner on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Marvin White and a children Glenn Arthur Lee and Linda Mrs J E White Mr E R Conner and Mr H C Conner Mr and Mrs Clarence Shiley
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Refuge
Austin Conner
Marvin White
Glenn
Arthur Lee
Linda
J. E. White
E. R. Conner
H. C. Conner
Clarence
Shiley
Dinner Guests and Visits Across Towns in Weekend Notes
Winchester social rounds feature Mr and Mrs Earl Shiley hosting dinner guests Sunday. Girvis Grim spent several days in Baltimore. Garland Bray and family visited Waldo Bennington's as did Aubrey Grim of Baltimore at Carlton Conner's home. Amiss Lillard attended Fredericksburg missionary meeting and stayed with Rev Homer Welsh, ex pastor of Stephens City Methodist Church.
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Winchester
Earl Shiley
Girvis Grim
Baltimore
Garland Bray
Avis
Nancy
Robert
Waldo Bennington
Bartonsville
Aubrey Grim
Carlton Conner
Amiss Lillard
Fredericksburg
Homer Welsh
Stephens City Methodist Church
State Road Crews Are Swapped To Maintain Routes
Virginia and neighboring states cooperate to maintain shared highway sections. Crews from North Carolina and West Virginia regularly work on Virginia routes and vice versa under an old agreement. C C. S. Mullen, chief engineer, says swapping is convenient and beneficial for all parties.
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Richmond
Virginia Highway Department
North Carolina
West Virginia
Virginia
Cc. S. Mullen
Frederick
Hampshire County
Little Pimber Ridge
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS CLUE LIST
A compact crossword puzzle gives across clues such as Molded mass profound and Swine plus down hints for verbs nouns and phrases. Answers include common short terms like live coal fuss obligation and at home with regional and language variants noted where appropriate.
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Lloyd’s Register
China
Etiquette and school misstatements at Stephens City Echo
A Stephens City Echo notes etiquette as vital to personality and social ease. Corrections address cafeteria contributions by high school classes, listing amounts and sponsors. The issue also includes gossip captions about students and teachers, with playful questions and name snaps from a winter social.
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Helen Sawyers
Estep
Elsie Havermale
Walker
Wilkins
Former schoolmates visit from across states
We were glad to have our former schoolmates remember us by a visit. The visitors were Dayton Easter from Fort Meade Willard Slonaker from Bainbridge Maryland Robert Smallwood from Drew Field Florida William Dover from Norfolk Virginia and Dan Metz from South Carolina.
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Dayton Easter
Fort Meade
Willard Slonaker
Bainbridge
Maryland
Robert Smallwood
Drew Field
Florida
William Dover
Norfolk
Virginia
Dan Metz
South Carolina
Employers Say Virginians Lack Key Skills for Work
Employers highlight weaknesses in high school youth including spelling, reading, writing, arithmetic, and handwriting. They stress the need for accurate work, initiative, stability, interest in business, seriousness of purpose, and respect for work dignity to succeed in the world of work.
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Virginia
Home Nursing Classes Taught by Mrs Carbaugh
Mrs Annie Carbaugh a registered nurse of Stephens City has finished teaching senior girls home nursing. The class included Betty Cochran Edethel Pitcock Carolyn Courtney Marcella White Juanita Vincent Eloise Beaver Heath Adams Betty Barton Betty Jean Snapp Margaret Smallwood Evelyn Easter and Reba Dellinger. They will receive a credit ed card from the American Red Cross showing satisfactory completion and the group thanks Mrs Carbaugh.
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Annie Carbaugh
Stephens City
Betty Cochran
Edethel Pitcock
Carolyn Courtney
Marcella White
Juanita Vincent
Eloise Beaver
Heath Adams
Betty Barton
Betty Jean Snapp
Margaret Smallwood
Evelyn Easter
Reba Dellinger
American Red Cross
Seniors Set Dates for June Commencement Events
The seniors announce key June events including the June 4 baccalaureate sermon, June 5 commencement exercises, and the June 7 final school term of 1943 44. The tone reflects a small town or school calendar note with dates and school year reference.
We the students speak on rule changes at Stephens City
Students discuss possible revisions to attendance and discipline rules at Stephens City High. Natalie Bowen favors removing the zero rule to allow makeups. George Rosier calls for repealing the zero law to give nonzero chances after heavy absences. Edwin Baughman suggests exceptions to the zero rule. Mildred Racey mentions changing the chewing gum rule.
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Stephens City
Natalie Bowen
George Rosier
Edwin Baughman
Mildred Racey
The Noseys Ask About Anna Lée and California Plans
The Noseys write in from long absence asking what Anna Lée will do about the S and 5S situation Betty Lou H carries a stamp picture Leah Mae heads to California Charlotte R favors parachutes and they seek the tall blond seen with Sue They wonder who was home for three hours Wednesday night not S B and sign off with a friendly goodbye
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Anna Lée
Betty Lou H
Leah Mae
Charlotte R
Sue
S. B
Zayas Noseys
FFA Social Hosted Before Service Leave
The F F A sponsored a Friday night social on March 31 with games directed by Burl Carpenter and Mr Henderson. Delicious refreshments were served. This was the last social of the year as Mr Henderson plans to enter military service.
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Burl Carpenter
Mr. Henderson
Henderson
Bombers Renew Attacks on Hamburg and Ruhr Industry
RAF Mosanlios strike Hamburg off battered targets in Ruhr and Rhine lands. One plane lost as heavy bombers carry 4,000 pounds of explosives. German radio reports daylight enemy activity over northern Germany. Allied raids on Bucharest and Ploesti were conducted with Red Army knowledge. Liaison groups push coordinated attacks in a broad strategic framework.
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Air Ministrtry
Germany
Romania
Bucharest
Ploesti
Red Army
London
Dr Randolph Heads Upperville Show
WARRENTON VA April 8 Dr A C Randolph elected president of the Upperville Horse Show Association succeeding Col John C Butler Rich list of re elected officers and directors present The board will meet April 10 to discuss the possibility of holding a horse show in 1944
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Warrenton
A. C. Randolph
Upperville
Local Sports Highlighted by The Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily spotlights local sports coverage featuring prominent teams and standout players. Readers can expect game results, player notes, and upcoming matches from area high schools and clubs.
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Evening Star
Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Almanac
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. at .02 inches, April to date .29 inches, year to date 10.53 inches. Average annual rainfall over 31 years is 35.95 inches, with monthly averages from 1913 to 1943 listed: January 2.51, February 1.06, March 2.92, April 3.15, May 3.60, June 3.83, July 3.60, August 3.74, September 2.31, October 3.45, November 2.46, December 2.43 inches. Data courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laborator7
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