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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1947
Page
7
Boonville Indiana faced a boiler explosion at its water and power facility. Gasoline engines supplied emergency power while officials sought alternatives. City council warned it could take weeks to restore full metering and power.
Several classified items include real estate for sale on Miller Street and Whitlock Avenue, a large restaurant and night club property, various vehicles a 1946 Chevrolet half ton, 1941 Lincoln Z, and 1936 Chevrolet sedan plus camera gear. Lost items include a ladies black handbag and a keepsake lapel watch. Also rentals, painting services, and employment opportunities advertised by local firms.
Realty transfers include Leonard W Riley to Leary G Baker at 312 Parkway and Bertha I Calvert to George V Elliot at 27 Hart St along with several Glaize Developments parcels. Peach market news from Federal State Market News Service notes slow demand and dull sales with Elbertas priced at 2.75 to 3.25 dollars. Local shipping points Martinsburg and vicinity referenced.
A peculiar mammal known as the platy pus lacks teats and instead secretes milk from large pores. The young feed by lapping the secretions directly from these openings.
The article discusses a Congress discussion on national duty, stressing moral responsibility and a united effort by labor, industry, agriculture, and government. It questions whether the nation should abandon Europe to focus strength at home and calls for decisive congressional choices.
A quoted fragment asks whether aid of different kinds should continue and if a more objective policy can be developed. It implies debate on future government support and clarity in policy direction.
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