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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1948

Page

7

Americans spend over a million dollars daily on restaurant tips

The article notes that Americans spend more than a million dollars each day in tips to waiters in restaurants. It also discusses coal reserves with estimates of 4000 years, while caveats suggest the figure may be high given current consumption.

United States

Communists Tied to CIO Leaders Warned by House Panel

The House un American Activities Committee tagged 13 CIO union officers as communists but credited the CIO with purging itself. Named are Longshoremen’s Union chief Harry Bridges Fur and Leather Workers head Ben Gold United Public Workers of America head Abram Flaxer and Food Tobacco and Agricultural Workers head Donald Henderson. The committee released a Q A on 100 communist labor facts and warned that a communist government would send soldiers to kill strike participants. It also noted 20 CIO units with alleged strong communist leadership in 1944 and that reds remained in some leadership positions.

Washington House un-American Activities Committee CIO Harry Bridges Longshoremen’s Union Ben Gold The Fur and Leather Workers Abram Flaxer United Public Workers of America Donald Henderson Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers

Continental Europe Robin Caught for Food Stirs Debate

A robin captured in Continental Europe to be used as food has sparked controversy among local residents and animal rights groups. The incident highlights tensions between traditional practices and modern conservation ethics.

Europe Wrere

Daily Across Puzzle Clues

A compact list of crossword style Across and Down clues including fellow vehicles narrow roadway mine entrance chief gods auctions monetary unit Latvia preposition fold over a dignitary of the church music note lubricate prophet portrayal blue and yellow macaws coin sun god signaling fla river so am bone anal cry of a cow slides over as words plunder a canal through New York not working droops in the middle require lucid swiftness

Teut Pantheon Latvia New York

Crossword Answers A to Z

Crossword clues listed with definitions covering birds through elements and objects. Includes answers for 3 4 5 6 8 11 13 15 18 19 22 23 24 25 26 27 31 32 33 34 56 40 41 42 and 43 through 56 areas, spanning vocabulary from keel-billed cuckoo to poem and related terms.

India Lofty Mountain

Tojo and Five Others Hanged After Final Banzai Shouts

Tokyo reports that Hideko Tojo and three war companions shouted Banzai before being hanged in a dawn ceremony at Shinso Hanayama, with one civilian, Koki Hiroti, dying quietly. The priest noted prayers, a last meal, and Tojo’s final gesture with a Buddha rosary as temple bells tolled for world peace prompted by General MacArthur’s earlier plea.

Tokyo Hidekoo Tojo Shinso Hanayama Tojo Buddha Siskro Itagaki China Korea Koki Hiroti Hanayama Sugamo Japan Douglas MacArthur

Air Force Reveals OQ 19A Flying Target

Dayton officials describe the OQ 19A remote controlled target plane. It weighs about 300 pounds and reaches 220 miles per hour. Launched by rocket and controlled from land or air, it supports aircraft and gunnery practice with high speed dives and loops.

Dayton Ohio United States Air Force Air Material Command Headquarters Wright Field AMC

Basic types of jet propulsion

There are three basic types turbojet ramjet and rocket. Jet fighters use turbojet engines and speeds range from 450 to 625 mph with both turbojets and rockets surpassing the sound barrier of 761 mph at sea level.

Marines Rescue Americans from Tientsin to Nanking in China

A Marine plane rescued three American embassy attaches and four correspondents stranded in Peiping and Tientsin. Captain James Gault piloted the first, then Marine Lt. Charles Leutz and M Sergeant Frank Rosenberg flew the group to Nanking after engine trouble.

Nanking Peiping Tientsin Charles Leutz South Orange N. J Frank Rosenberg New York City James Gault Shreveport North China Gault Polo Field Kearie Berry Austin Tex Race Course Tsingtao Navy

Health Tests Given Up as Worthless

WESTERLY RI December 24 4 Health officials drop mandatory food handler health certificates as worthless Dr F Bruno Agnelli Rhode Island campaign to educate on sanitary practices begins This is the first such move in Rhode Island and follows a legislature change shifting certifying authority to local towns and cities

Westerly R. I F. Bruno Agnelli Rhode Island

Regency Exclusion Under Old British Law

Under a historic act from George IV’s era a Roman Catholic cannot act as regent of the kingdom. The rule reflects longstanding constitutional limits on regency involving Catholic leadership.

George IV

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