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The notice lists subscription prices for mail and motor routes, with one year at five dollars, six months at 2.75, three months at 1.50, and one month at six0 cents in advance. Outside zones add one dollar. Single copy price appears as a fragment.
Notable Quote From Luke on Jesus Christ's Awaited Arrival
A passage from Luke 2 (4 December 1945) notes a revelation by the Holy Ghost that Simeon would not see death before he had beheld the Lord's Christ. The citation reflects a December reading of the sacred text.
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Luke
Strike Hits Home as Auto Supply Dims for Public
The strike affects not only GM factories but also parts warehouses, cutting dealer supplies. With limited stock, a prolonged shutdown threatens car owners, physicians, taxi drivers, and trucking firms who rely on vehicles daily. The public thus becomes an actual sufferer in this labor dispute.
Senate Kills Brown News Access Provision in Relief Bill
A Senate committee rejects Congressman Clarence Brown’s provision to bar relief aid to any country that restricts world press access to relief news. The move signals resistance to tying U S aid to free press access and highlights concerns over global freedom. The article condemns the stance as eroding liberty and linking American generosity to European compliance.
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Ohio
United Nations
Senate
United States
Europe
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Likely Forrestal as Democratic Governor Candidate
The text discusses Secretary of the Navy James V. Forrestal as a probable Democratic nominee for Governor of New York, with Governor Thomas E. Dewey expected to be the Republican standard bearer. It notes Forrestal's wartime leadership and questions his broad voter appeal.
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New York
James V. Forrestal
Thomas E. Dewey
Mr. Forrestal
Distinguishing mark of an educated man in English
Reprinted Greensboro editorial asks if concise English marks education. It cites Moses, St Paul, Mencken, Lincoln and others as masters, debates Addison andI, and urges clear thinking before writing. It praises prose across eras and notes good prose exists even in editorials.
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Greensboro
N. C. News
Robert Moses
New York Times
St. Paul
Mencken
Lincoln
Addison
Moses
Joan Dewey
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Somerset Maugham
Burke
Swift
Shaw
Tacitus and Gibbon
Plato
Santayana
Whitehead
Conrad
Hardy
Mann
Jefferson
Wilson
Churchill
Steele
Defoe
Milton
Keats
She‘ley
Francis Thompson
Whitman
Walter Pater
Tom Wolfe
New York Herald Tribune
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Navy unification plans favored for coordination and balance
The Navy plan for unifying armed services emphasizes coordination of foreign policy, military and naval establishments, resources, research, and intelligence through a National Security Council. Congress has two positive proposals, each with merits and potential integration with elements of the other.
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Navy
Congress
Army
National Security Council
Army Air Force
National Resources Board
Toto
Winchester Fellowship plans Christmas blessings drive
The Winchester Fellowship of Winchester and Frederick County announces a Christmas giving effort to help the less fortunate. Walker McC. Bond is re-elected chairman of the Frederick County Board of Agriculture. Rev. Ronald S. Wilson, scout drive chairman, reports contributions total $6,500, surpassing the county goal of $96,000.00.
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Winchester Fellowship
Winchester
Frederick County
Walker McC. Bond
Senator Harrison resigns from Handley Board of Trustees
Five years ago State Senator Burr P Harrison submitted his resignation as a member of the Handley Board of Trustees to Common Council effective immediately. Graham Kerr Robert Snuffy Taylor and Bill Miller named on official CVAL eleven released yesterday. Marea Chambers 15 daughter of Gus and Mrs Chambers missing since Monday afternoon located in Washington DC today.
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Burr P. Harrison
Handley Board of Trustees
Common Council
Graham Kerr
Robert “Snuffy” Taylor
Bill Miller
CVAL
Marea Chambers
Gus Chambers
Washington, D. C
King George urges renewed defense of empire in Parliament
Ten years ago King George told England's Parliament that the defenses of the British Empire should be made good. H B McCormac is elected chairman of the executive committee of the 1936 Apple Blossom Festival, Fred Read is reappointed director general. City Advisory Committee on City Planning recommends to Council a general election to decide on bonds for extra water supply development.
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George
England
H. B. McCormac
Fred Read
Rose Bowl clash set between Alabama and Washington State
Fifteen years ago the city council bans buses on streets to ease traffic. The University of Alabama the Southern Conference champions will face Washington State in the annual Rose Bowl game.
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University of Alabama
Washington State
Congress presses repeal drive after prohibition years
Twenty years ago lawmakers push for repeal as an inquiry opens into the Shenandoah disaster in Ohio. Mrs. Lucy Gibson Baker is reported seriously ill. A Yazoo City tornado leaves two dead.
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Congress
Ohio
Lucy Gibson Baker
Yazoo City
Hamburg-American president jailed for alleged U S offense
Thirty years ago the president of the Hamburg American Steamship line was imprisoned on accusation of wrongdoing against the United States. Also reported wedding of Miss Willie Logan McGuire and Mr. W Nelson Page. Rev Dr W D Smith and J B Russell buy the Winchester Inn for 25100 dollars.
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Hamburg-American Steamship Line
United States
Willie Logan McGuire
W. Nelson Page
W. D. Smith
J. B. Russell
Winchester Inn
Winchester gravity water system would cost about 150000
Civil engineer projects a price tag of roughly 150000 for a gravity water system in Winchester. In Wardensville West Virginia residents report several large black bears roaming the area. The federal government files a Sherman antitrust suit to dissolve the American Sugar Refining Company and 29 affiliates.
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Winchester
Wardensville
W. Va
American Sugar Refining Company
Pearl Harbor inquiry seen as a red herring and whitewash
Pau Mallon reports that the Pearl Harbor investigation is viewed as a whitewash, with testimony focused on telegrams and Roosevelt's actions while key leaders face blame. The columnist argues the real issue is accountability to deter future naval and military negligence.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Hull
Navy
Mr. Roosevelt
Strength for the Day by Earl L. Douglas D D
In Deuteronomy 32 a eagle on its nest teaches flight and applies to God training Israel and families. Parents and the Heavenly Father disturb comfort to push faith and effort. Pampered, untried lives hinder wisdom and power gained through reverses.
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Israel
Eagle Learns to Soar After Cast Out Nest
A vivid reflection on belief and resilience, comparing faith to an eagle driven from its nest to rise using its wings. It emphasizes how adversity shapes spiritual strength and perseverance.
How's Your I. Q quiz questions on page 2 answers
A reader quiz listing questions on Raleigh treason death dragonflies birth size to mice yellowhammer tool Hitler marriage to Eva Braun event in Russia anniversary, selective service exemptions, MacArthur quote, airplane dives deafness, Palestine mandate power.
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Walter Raleigh
Adolph Hitler
Russia
Douglas MacArthur
Palestine
Reader Questions on History and Religion Answered
A reader inquiry column explains how to contact The Winchester Eye in Washington DC for answers. It notes estimates of Black soldiers in the American Revolution, mentions Crispus Attucks in the Boston Massacre, and discusses early Christian presence in India and Malabar.
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Winchester
Star Information Bureau
Eye St
Washington D. C
Thomas
India
Malabar
Guinea fowl young called guinea-chicks or beats
The response states that young guineas are called guinea-chicks or beats. It presents both terms as accepted names without additional context.
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Guineas
Officer Gives Up Commission To Reenlist As Master Sergeant
Capt Hal W Freeman of Boise Idaho left the Army commission after 30 years to reenlist as a master sergeant and qualify for a pension. He will receive immediate retirement at 75 percent of base pay plus longevity pay about 155 dollars a month for life.
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Salt Lake City
Hal W. Freeman
Boise
Idaho
Freeman
Talent Director Doubts Kid Yet Grants Next Call
Belinda pressures a skeptical talent director as Spenser Withington, an English boy, seeks a film break at Superior Studios. A harsh audition leaves Spenser despondent, but a later directive grants a Monday return to work, and his mood shifts at the studio. Sandra, and Belinda, keep watch over his mounting hopes and fears.
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Spenser
Romney Stuart
Superior Studios
Romney
Spearr
Black Eye
Sandra
Old Texie
Red
O. K
Spenser Withington
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