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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
14
Indiantown Gap reserve site hosts two Winchester units from Virginia National Guard as they establish bivouac areas and set up communication and administrative sections under Lt. Col. Clowe and Capt. White.
In the U S little distinction is made between hares and rabbits both called rabbits. In Europe the word rabbit distinguishes small burrowing species in warrens. Rabbits are smaller with shorter ears and feet. They are born naked and blind while hares are born with hair and eyes open. Our jackrabbit and snowshoe rabbit are hares. the cottontail is classified as a rabbit.
In Levittown Pennsylvania signs show the week long protests against the first Negro family in the housing development may end. State Police Captain Ruch said violence could end with continued police presence as curfew talks stall. William Myers Jr refuses offers to sell his home and intends to stay despite the demonstrations.
IRS records show only 12 Virginians have federal wagering stamps for the new year starting July 1. Since the law began in 1951 Virginia has collected $130,691 in gross receipts taxes on wagering, with total wagers estimated at $1,306,919 over six years.
At First Presbyterian Church Vac ation Church School Friday 100 students received perfect attendance certificates. Total enrollment stood at 155 with an average attendance of 120. Faculty listed includes Miss Sara Tanquary and Mrs Ivan Kline among others.
A coal ball is a nodule in coal made of calcite or silica and carbonaceous material containing fragmentary microscopic plant remains from the Carboniferous era. Early studies began in England in the 1800s with American finds only in the 1920s. Recent work reports a primitive fern from a southern Illinois coal ball and Indiana coal ball plants linked to modern horsetails.
The district covering over 78 000 square miles produced 512 million pounds of beans in 1955 56 Brazil ranked second with 348 million pounds in the same period A large share of the crop was exported to Western Europe and the United States
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