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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1945
Page
8
Dr I C Riggin state health commissioner warns blasting caps used in mining and construction pose serious risk if misplaced by carelessness. Institute of Makers of Explosives explains cap types and dangers from sparks, electricity, or mishandling. Children should be warned never to touch caps and report found items to adults.
Mackenzie notes Churchill may refuse England's top honor the Order of the Garter. The piece argues Churchill's fame and blue blood status reduce value of a knighthood, and suggests he will keep leading in Parliament and writing. It hints a dukedom would suit him but unlikely amid Labor’s rise.
Judge John Rice presided as Tilden E. Strosnider of Stephens City faced reckless driving charges from an accident with $10 and costs. Joe S. Hershman of Mr. Williams was fined for improper registration straight exhaust and reckless driving totaling $15 and costs. Navy says eight German submarines surrendered in ports east of the Atlantic by July 11, 1945.
Help wanted for waitress position at Jackson Dining Room. Call 4532 to apply. The small classified note lists the contact method and date 7 31 21.
Advance elements of the 13th Airborne Division sail today from Le Havre for the United States. The main unit is in the Reims area arriving in the United States at Boston and New York with multiple transport corps groups and escort detachments listed.
Procter and Gamble used 90,000 pounds of rancid butter to produce 135,000 pounds of soap in Cincinnati. Company officials said the butter, bought about two weeks ago from an industry lot, was unfit for human consumption and the supplier was not disclosed.
Beloved wife and mother Celia Zuckerman died one year ago today. Her husband and children recall her voice and smile and vow their love endures while asking for God to ease the pain. Sleep in peace until we meet again.
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