Luke 2 40 Child Grows Strong in Spirit
A brief biblical verse notes the child growing in wisdom and favor with God. It emphasizes spiritual strength and grace as the child matures.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1945
Page
4
Women Return Home From War Factory Jobs
In Los Angeles the peak aircraft plant workforce included 51 000 women with 34 000 returning home and 17 000 still employed. May data show 38 percent of 132 935 workers were women. Husbands returning from service accelerate home resumption of domestic roles. The nation owes thanks to these women for wartime labor.
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Los Angeles
End of World War II era strange events unfold
The article notes postwar oddities including a Japanese submarine commander testifying at a U S court martial about sinking the Indianapolis a Japanese war criminal Yamashita gaining a Supreme Court stay of execution and Pearl Harbor inquiry revelations about Japanese code interception It contrasts Japan's use of intelligence with American handling of crucial information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Indianapolis
Yamashita
Supreme Court of the United States
America
Pearl Harbor
Washington
U. S
U. S. Navy
Supreme Court
Budgetary Wilderness Skeptics See No Balance This Year
Chairman Doughton of the House Ways and Means Committee warns there is no prospect of substantial tax cuts while spending outpaces income. Debts and deficits loom as a forest, and Congress may not balance the budget if appropriations and peacetime expenditures continue. The wartime pay-as-you-go era proved impossible to sustain.
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Doughton
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nation Faces Fiscal Path Beyond Deficits and Inflation
The article argues that after a period of deficits the country can enter a time of high employment and income once strikes subside and production surges. It urges Congress to tighten spending and President Truman to lead with a forthcoming budget to enable major tax cuts and avoid wage and savings erosion from inflation.
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Congress
Financial House
Truman
Junkers of East Prussia and Germany’s military grip through history
The piece argues Germany’s war bias stems from factors beyond Junkers, noting their long feudal estates and influence in politics and war. It cites 700 Junker estates broken up in occupied Russia, details their rise from Teutonic knights to military leaders, and contemplates postwar fate and possible erosion of feudal remnants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Sun II
Germany
Europe
Junkers
Russia
East Prussia
Prussia
von Hindenberg
Junker
Weimar Republic
Hitler
von Brauchisch
von Bock
von Rundstedt
von Reichman
von Arnim
von Kleist
von Mannstein
Death of Ernest Simons Prominent Apple Importer
News notes that Ernest Simons, head of a major apple importing firm in London and other English markets, died on Christmas morning. A car stolen from Dr. L. M. Allen in November was recovered in Middletown Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Simons
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
L. M. Allen
Middletown
Five years ago a man struck on way to church in Frederick
Five years ago William E. Haines of Hayfield was struck while en route to church, the second Frederick County victim in five days. A cedar blitz in Frederick County proceeds on schedule at the request of about 40 growers. William Beverley of Winchester Cold Storage comments. Harry McCann Harvey Fishpaw Albert Robinson E A Dudley and A Mackty Smith purchase purebred Poland Shorthorn cattle to bolster local herds.
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William E. Haines
Hayfield
Church
Frederick County
William Beverley
Winchester Cold Storage
Tony
Harry McCann
Harvey Fishpaw
Albert Robinson
E. A. Dudley
A Mackty-Smith
Poland
Frederick
Judge Weems Dismisses Dover Charges After Williams Death
Ten years ago Judge Donald Weems dismissed charges against F. L. Dover of Stephens City following the death of Thomas J. Williams. Michael Collins of Winchester suffers a cerebral hemorrhage. John W. Rosenberger and Company is appointed to repair the Winchester City Hall floor walls and ceiling.
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Donald Weems
F. L. Dover
Stephens City
Thomas J. Williams
Michael Collins
Winchester
John W. Rosenberger and
Death of Longtime County Correspondent P Edward Williams
Twenty years past paces of The Star report old correspondent P Edward Williams dies in the afternoon. Colonel Bryan Conrad is awakened by a fire in his Arthur Robinson residence. Governor elect Harry F Byrd notes Virginia ranks highly in state appropriations and tax revenue.
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P. Edward Williams
the Star
Bryan Conrad
Arthur Robinson
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Misses Pearson Enter Pollyanna Club at National Avenue
Misses Mary and Harriet Pearson host the Pollyanna Club at their National avenue home in honor of president Miss Mary Stephens. Mr. Robert Y. Conrad serves as guest speaker at the birthday celebration of General Robert E. Lee.
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Mary and
Harriet Pearson
Pollyanna Club
National Avenue
Mary Stephens
Robert Y. Conrad
Robert E. Lee
Army member sends Christmas greeting to Manor anniversary
Robert Forney of the U S Army sends a Christmas greeting to Mr and Mrs B S Manor in Charlottesville observing their second wedding anniversary. Mrs J E Evans hosts a holiday party serving chicken and waffles.
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Robert Forney
U. S. Army
Business prophets and 1946 outlook debated by Paul Mallon
Washington views for 1946 forecast higher prices and a freer money flow but warn a wage surge and peacetime production will test inflation. The writer questions if unions and government aims can push prices higher amid restored competition and consumer restraint. The piece emphasizes uncertainty ahead with elections and policy to shape the United States economy.
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Uwangling
GI Bill benefits for Army and Navy training corps students
The text notes that Army Specialized Training Corps and Navy medical group students may be entitled to GI Bill benefits. It clarifies that individuals whose only service is in an educational program are generally not eligible for GI Bill rights or mustering out pay. If the educational program ended and did not continue civilian studies, they may qualify for GI Bill education benefits. Eligibility varies by benefit, with the Veterans Administration deciding.
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Navy
Veterans’ Administration
Types of Skin Rash and Dermatitis Explained
Dermatitis includes eczema a red itchy eruption with blisters or swelling and purulent material. Contact dermatitis results from irritants or sensitizing substances while seborrheic dermatitis has unknown cause occurs in infants and adults with oily skin. Treatment involves ointments and diet. avoid irritants and monitor healing.
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Earl W. Netherton
Cleveland
Strength For The Day Europe at risk if UNRRA funding fails
The sermon laments famine and disease sweeping Europe while America enjoys abundance. It urges readers to press President and Congress to finance UNRRA, warning divine judgement and lasting world resentment if aid is withheld. It ties current relief needs to wartime rhetoric and calls for action.
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Europe
UNRRA
Poland
Italy
Greece
Norway
France
America
Germany
Japan
The Ever Changing Sky Booklet From Washington Bureau
The Washington Information Bureau offers a booklet titled ASTRONOMY with 500 questions and answers on stars, time, navigation, and practical astronomy. Send 15 cents for a copy to Information Bureau 316 Eye St NE Washington DC. the text discusses ocean salinity and the origins of Earth's waters.
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Washington Information Bureau
The
Winchester Evening Star. Information Bureau
Eye St. N .E
Washington
D. C
Battle of the Bridges Over Potomac In Washington
Washington debates replacing the 14th Street Bridge with either two one way spans or a single six lane bridge. Congress has seen a seven million project for two spans while supporters cite traffic forecasts and arts concerns. Secretary Ickes backs one bridge. opposition includes the National Park Service and planning commission.
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J. Frank Traggle
Jack Stinnett
Washington
14Th St
Potomac River
Long Bridge
Jackson
Alexandria
Jefferson Memorial
Jefferson Mem
District of Columbia
Public Roads Administration
National Capital Park and Planning Commission
National Park Service
Congress
Interior
Ickes
Harold
Quiz Challenge on Page 2 Answers
The sheet presents seven quiz prompts asking for a former wartime official turned Philippine governor, a signaling acronym, an autobiographical narrative term, two WWII bellicose foes of Finland, three federal government divisions, Brazil’s 19th century or 20th century election date, a curious ex boomerang expert as a cabinet official, a Thai name change, Nathan Hale's spoken science, and Iran’s regional designation between the Near and Far East.
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Philippines
Washington, D. C
TuUdu Ginvices Sigtal
Finland
United States
Brazil
Congress
U. S
Thailand
Nathan Hale
Iran
Near East
Far East
Daily Crossword Across and Down Answers List
A compact listing of crossword clues across and down with numbers and hints. Includes jewel vitality body of water praise wan separated Shoshonean Indian weakly vexation poet evening electrical engineer pole honey insects man s nickname god of underworld bang snare public notice ineffectual actor thoughtful increase radio to study affrays quarrels dispatched bogs beam donkey down clues part of calyx piece out personal pronoun merit gaiters form of potter s wheel seek in books a color remuner ate unadorned unit of weight morsels piece of needlework disclaim false cripples medieval boats affirms lairs devoutness sacred pictures Russ Ch a ca Colors as cloth of Yesterdays Answer River Lib 35 Property LJ 37 Music note
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East Africa
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Calyx
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Music
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