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Notice of Day and Deliveries for Saturday
A local notice requests orderly paper deliveries on Saturday August 21 1948 with emphasis on promptness and reliability. The message includes a biblical exhortation and urges responsible service.
Lie detector eyed in Hiss Chambers testimony test
The House committee chairman says a lie detector may be used to determine whether Alger Hiss or Whittaker Chambers lied about a Communist spy ring. Chambers accepts. Hiss has not yet agreed. The Keeler polygraph records respiration blood pressure pulse and electrical responses.
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House
UN American Activities Committee
Alger Hiss
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Chambers
Keeler
Leonard Keeler
Chicago
John A. Larson
Larson
Congressional
Lee
Eden on Samoa Islands as U N trusteeship note describes
A U S report to the United Nations on Samoa’s trusteeship outlines a utopian image of life with low taxes, pooled assets, and abundant leisure, contrasting with real immigration policy and fare questions. It notes freedoms and controls, with emphasis on self sufficiency, labor peace, and lack of debt but questions about quotas.
Babe Ruth remembered as American icon and sports legend
The United States mourns Babe Ruth, an intrepid figure who transcended baseball. His 729 career home runs, peak 60 in 1927, ten World Series appearances, and record salary trace a life lived with colossal energy. He strengthened the idea of baseball as America's great sport and set a standard of honest living.
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Babe Ruth
United States
America
Farm Bureau Picnic Scheduled. Clock Dedication at Berryville
A Farm Bureau picnic is scheduled for tomorrow. An electric community clock in front of St. Luke Baptist church at Berryville will be dedicated at 3 30 p m Sunday to the late pastor Rev E T Johnson.
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St. Luke Baptist Church
Berryville
E. T. Johnson
Five Years Ago: Millers Drug Store Sold to Howell Bond
The 1943 sale records Frances K. Miller selling the Millers Drug store building to Howell Bond. In a separate notice W. R. Campbell, Middletown State Bank cashier, sustained multiple fractures in his right hand and a right foot dislocation in an accident.
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Millers Drug Store
Frances K. Miller
Howell Bond
W. R. Campbell
Middletown State Bank
Veterans meeting flight and fatal car crash report
Ten years ago in 1928 Harry E. Anderson Dr. F I McClure and Theodore Miller fly to Columbia for a veterans meeting. Miller H Newlin aged 45 is struck by a car and instantly killed. Maurice M Lynch is ill at his home with an infected throat.
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Harry E. Anderson
F. I. McClure
Theodore Miller
Columbia
Miller H. Newlin
Maurice M. Lynch
Gas tax reduces cost as consumers buy jugs and pails
Twenty five years ago in 1923 consumers bring jugs buckets and other utensils to wet gas at 20 cents per gallon. Board of Supervisors members are served dinner by Supt and Mrs John Massie while they inspect Parish farm. Frank Oliver is injured near Front Royal.
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Board of Supervisors
John Massie
Parish Farm
Frank Oliver
Front Royal
Notable 1898 figures and local incidents reported
Fifty years ago B A Wade prominent newspaper man dies. In Baltimore a railroad worker or yardman named Captain W M Thompson is killed by a switch strike. The school board orders teachers to enforce discipline and allows calling the principal or janitor to administer punishment if needed.
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B. A. Wade
W. M. Thompson
Baltimore and
Ohio
Pruritus ani and the body’s weak point on germs
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen explains itching around the lower bowel and how alkaline secretions in hair-bearing skin foster germs. He outlines diagnosing underlying conditions, reducing bowel alkalinity with a meat rich diet and acid forming foods, and proper local hygiene to relieve symptoms.
Crossword Puzzle Answers Clue List
A filled portable puzzle with across and down clues featuring items such as tall lure on the ocean wheel hub young horse malt beverage copper Rom contains music note keeps through hypothetical force measure of weight consume by fire gain velvet mineral sit tle pagoda rough lava awit rounded knoll land meas down clues greet ed little island jellylike substance grass cure for fodder infants he wing too sick bank employee game of chance merit girl s name tipping poet electrified particle place ray covering of false hair crowd luggage in five general a lasso a large cask fruits of the oak related state south west Germany musical drama inventor of by way of Chinese silk male cat
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Little Island
Tipping
Songs That Never Grow Old in Everybody's Song Book
An advertisement for the Everybodys Song Book listing 205 songs for voice and piano with patriotic airs hymns and sea shanties. It notes 144 pages durable cover and an index and offers a coupon for 35 cents postpaid via The Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington DC.
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America
Cblley
Stephen Rt
Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau
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Strength For The Day By Earl Douglas D B
Botanists note that distant regions often share similar vegetation due to seeds blown aboard ships and dispersed by breezes. Over years of travel, plant life converges, and pests move quickly around the globe while useful practices and materials also transfer between lands.
Seeds of the world and a memory quiz in print
A religious reflection asks if cultural seeds from home and abroad improve life. The page invites readers to score a ten question IQ style quiz, with answers on Page 2, covering topics from New Jersey resorts to military institutes and world politics.
Rosaleen Cloade Faces Threats Over Fortune Inheritance
Lynn Marchmont returns from war to find the Cloade clan in peril as Rosaleen stands to inherit Gordon Cloade's wealth while Frances plots to access funds. David, wary of betrayal, warns of danger and hints at deadly schemes amid a web of deceit and threats.
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Rosaleen Cloace
Cloade
Hercule Poirot
Gordon Cloade
Lynn Marchmont
Cloades
Rochey Cloade
Rosaleen
David
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