How Safe Is Flying This Year
Passenger deaths on scheduled domestic airlines for the first six months of this year were more than twice the figure for the corresponding period last year. The 1947 rate was 58 killed per billion passenger miles, with 33 in 1946.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Something for Nothing and the American Spirit
The piece argues that since ancient times people seek easy gains, contrasting European temptation with American values. It recalls immigration, radicalism, and the draw of wealth, noting the U.S. funded allies in two world wars and warning against a so called something for nothing mindset.
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America
United States
Fall fashion hats return to conservative form
The piece notes a trend toward conservative fall hat styles for ladies. It argues hats should complement attire and the wearer, with many hats using varied materials yet aiming for a normal, understated appearance.
Virginia turkey industry leader honored amid mourning in Harrisonburg
Current Opinion lauds Charles W. Wampler as the father of Virginia's commercial turkey industry. The piece notes the region's economic impact with an $85 million poultry business supporting over 650,000 rural residents. It urges youth to pursue science to advance Southern agriculture and industry.
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Richmond News
Harrisonburg
Virginia Turkey Growers’ Association
Charles W. Wampler
Virginia
Wampler
Massanutten Mountains
South
Emerson
Mr. Wampler
The Hat Debate in Weather and Style
The piece notes the difficulty of pleasing with hat styles as fashions swing between oversized summer hats and impractical small designs. It questions practicality in zero degree temperatures and feathers as warmth while predicting designers will keep chasing unusual trends amid happy women.
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Webster
Windsor Textile Co Inc chartered for Wardensville
News of Other Years reports that John J. and Opal R. Warner of Winchester and Leo T. Dwyer of Indianapolis have been granted a charter for the Windsor Textile Co. Inc. of Wardensville West Virginia. Harry K. Benham, Winchester attorney, was elected president of a newly formed Bar Association.
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John J. and
Opal R. Warner
Winchester
Leo T. Dwyer
Indianapolis
Windsor Textile Co. Inc
Wardensville
W. Va
Harry K. Benham
Oldest Valley Tombstone Noted at Opequon Church
Five years ago in 1942 a report notes the valley's oldest tombstone marked 1742 at Opequon church Kernstown. Walter Smith Jr of Stephens City underwent an appendectomy this morning at Winchester Memorial hospital after an acute attack.
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Opequon Church
Kernstown
Walter Smith, Jr
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester notes from past decades in brief items
Ten years ago in 1937 Mrs. R T Barton led a Board of Public Welfare meeting at Rouss City Hall Winchester. A country store sign offered credit only to people 70 and older with parental accompaniment. Twenty five years ago in 1922 Winchester beat Front Royal 7 to 5 and Claude Stickley tied Canadian champion Sam Vance in a 100 target shoot at Lancaster. Fifty years ago in 1897 Polk Jones who helped build Thomas Kremer’s South Market Street home vanished suddenly.
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R. T. Barton
Board of Public Welfare
Winchester
Frederick County
Rouss City Hall
Claude B. Stickley
Vaucluse
Sam Vance
Lancaster
Polk Jones
Thomas Kremer
South Market St
Rainfall figures and averages from Winchester research data
Present and past rainfall figures cover 48 hours to Aug 22 1947 with year to date totals of 22.59 inches and an average annual rainfall of 36.30 inches over 34 years. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1946 show March 3.364 inches, June 3.86, July 3.79, August 3.77, September 2.61, October 3.36, November 2.40, December 2.43 inches.
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Ett Dt Ag
Junior Legion Champs Claim State Title In Salem
The Junior American Legion team of Alexandria defeated Roanoke 4 to 3 in the state finals at Salem earning a berth in the tournament of champions at Kannapolis North Carolina.
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Salem
American Legion
Alexandria
Roanoke
Kannapolis
N. C
How's Your I Q Quiz Answers On Page 2
A quiz asks true or false about elephants in captivity and covers topics from art with the Blue Boy by Gainsborough to a late president’s son fined for speeding in Elmsford New York. It includes questions on Army enlistment age Roman war god gifts for anniversaries United Nations anniversaries and rent control rules.
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Elmsford
N. Y
China
United Nations
U. S
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Winchester Evening Star
H. FP. Byrd, Jr
Tered
Evening Star Publishing Co
Winchester, Va
Star
National Representatives DeLisser, Inc
New York
Matt
Equator
Uncle Sam
Europe
Chapeau
Front Royal
Rhodes Drug CO
Braddock
Boscawen
Bendix
Winchester Research Laboratory
Cais Rae
U. 8
Patent Office
Glamor Girls
Chic Young
Henry
Secret Agent X-9
EYES
By Carl Anderson
Big Sister
U. S. Patent Office
Etta Kett
BY Mel Graff
BY Les Forgrave
By Paul Robinson
Muggs and
Skeeter
By Wally Bishoe
Jr. Legion Champs
I.Q
Miller
Anderson
E. Boscawen