Leaves From A War Correspondents Notebook
American air base in the Mediterranean area on December 13 reports random bets on when the war will end. Five officers’ guesses range from June 1944 to 1947, with a general predicting November winter ending the Reich and Japan’s fate.
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Mineral deficiency linked to livestock diseases in Virginia
Berryville Virginia December 21 special to the star G C Herring of the Virginia Agricultural Extension Division notes mineral lack has raised livestock diseases in recent years but can be prevented by feeding good legume hay and minerals When grains are fed heavily calcium is low and ground limestone or steamed bone meal provide calcium and phosphorus The article explains minerals should come from seeds and well supplied land boosts mineral content in crops
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G. C. Herring
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
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Cottage Planned For Nurses At Mary Washington Hospital
Work to start in about ten days on a one story addition to a frame cottage at Mary Washington Hospital in Fredericksburg. The Federal Works agency announced the project to provide living quarters for nurses and remodel the existing cottage.
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Mary Washington Hospital
Fredericksburg
Federal Works Agency
Local Sports Highlight In The Evening Star Daily
The Evening Star Daily covers local sports with a feature on community teams and standout athletes. Highlights include game results, player performances, and upcoming local fixtures for the week.
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Ronald Phillips Enlists in Navy at 17
Ronald Lee Phillips 17 son of Mr and Mrs O H Phillips of Whitacre Va enlisted in the Navy last week at the local Recruiting Station in the Post Office Building. Born December 17 1925 in Elkins West Virginia he has six brothers including one already in the Navy. He graduated Gainesboro High School in 1943 and enlisted December 16 just before his 18th birthday. He is on ten days active duty and will begin boot training December 27 at a Navy training station.
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Phillips
Elkins
W. Va
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Harold
Gordon
Gardner
Larry
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White Hall
Gainesboro
Blood Drive Aims 5 Million Pints For 1944 War Needs
Norman H. Davis of the American Red Cross pledged full cooperation after a call from Army and Navy Surgeons General for 5,000,000 pints next year, a 25 percent rise from 1943. The effort includes 33 centers and 62 mobile units with new centers in Dallas and Worth and a Winchester clinic January 13 14 1944. Registration starts January 3 at the Penney Building, Stewart Bell Jr. announces.
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Penney
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