English Attache Urges Unrelenting War and Air Power
Squadron Leader R S Mills DFC told the Presbyterian Church Men's Club that England must fight until Germany is whipped, stressing air power and relentless bombing of Channel ports. He recalled RAF morale in Norway, the Glorious sinking, and pilots on long missions near Italy, while noting Britain does not want an American army.
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Norway
England
Presbyterian Church
Germany
R. 8S. Mills
Washington
Channel Ports
Mills
Channel
France
Low Countries
British Isles
T. Russell Cather
Men’s Club
Glorious
RAF
Italy
Balkans
Africa
Greece
America
Annual auction sale of bulls and cows at Winchester Stock Yards
An annual sale lists 14 registered Polled Shorthorns bulls and 28 females at Winchester Stock Yards on April 18 at 1 p m. The catalog includes four to seven digit lot numbers. Also noted are a repossessed 6 cu ft 1940 Frigidaire for sale with remaining payments and farm items including a 1600 lb horse leader and a 1500 lb mare from Barr's Orchard & Farm Supply.
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Winchester
Barr’s Orchard & Farm Supply
Piano for trade with Winchester Star ad
Lost item and trade offer notice appear in a brief Winchester listing. A nearly new Spinet piano may be sacrificed for a trade and terms are negotiable. A separate lost blouse notice lists long sleeved sheer white fabric at 11 S Kent St.
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Winchester Evening Star
Wares
S. Kent St
Twelve Years of Schooling For Children Needed
Charlottesville reports Francis S. Chase executive secretary of the Virginia Education Association argues for at least 12 years of schooling and rapid expansion toward meeting youth needs. He cites adult education and vocational programs, calls for higher state funding, a reduced teaching unit size, and better textbooks and retirement plans to attract talent and improve public schools.
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Charlottesville
Francis 8S. Chase
The
Virginia Education Association
Virginia
Greater
University of Virginia News Letter
Chase
Pour tea over ice for faster cooling in iced tea
An answer states pouring the hot tea over ice yields better results. This method cools the tea more rapidly and uses less ice.
Germany uses grain potatoes sugar and sugar beets for alcohol
Grain, potatoes, sugar, and sugar beets are used to produce alcohol. A legal notice from Winchester Virginia describes a court case Clara J. Burner vs Unknown Heirs and Creditors seeking removal of a cloud on land title and declaring heirs or creditors who may be unknown. It orders publication and posting of the order in 1941.
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Germany
Virginia
Corporation Court of
Winchester
Clara J. Burner
James Burner
West Boscawen (Water) Street
Corporation Court
Evening Star
Teste
Corinne Barnett
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LaMotpie
James Hilton
MR. Chips
Robert Montgomery
Ingrid Bergman
George Sanders
Org
Hansbrough & Carter
J.W. Arthur
Rouss Avenue
George W. Kurtz
Stetson
Beau Brummell
ARROW
H.C. Sheetz & Son
the Commercial Small Loan and Finance CO
E. Water St
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
John M. Steck
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Attache
Winchester Milling Corp
Carter
Loudoun St
Fairmont
Call Pine Motor Co
W. Piccadilly St
Call Anderson’s Meat
Bailey Bros
Hema Sale
Monewes
P. O
Care Star Office
Care Star
Nettie Luttrell
E. Cork St
Red Wing
E. Clifford
N. Braddock
P. O. Box
W. Clifford
Frank Gearing
E. Picandiller
Davis Cleaners
Nain
George Helsley
J. H. Lockhart
Bufflick Rd
Clearbrook
Taylor B. Yeakley
Margaret Yeakley
State Library
Richmond
W. H. Carmichael
Jack Hotel
M. K. Sandy
Stephens City
Trail’s End
Gordonsville
Sears
E. Boscawen St
Smith
N. Braddock St
Molden
Experi
Georgia Avenue
Washington, D. C
J. P. Tien
Atty
Court Square
Emerson and Crosley
Willis’ Bicycle and Radio Shop
N. Loudoun
Secretary of State Association
John Deere
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Hable’s Palace
Deanna Durbin
Franchot
Walter Brennan
Robert Stack
Shirley Temple
Kath
Eugene Palette
Marvin Stephens
Lingley
Mary Healy
Jone
Isotto
Eddy
Westinghouse
Martha Washington
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