Enclave in the United States Proposed Under UNO Treaty
A treaty outline by the UNO Preparatory Commission describes a U S enclave owned by no nation, governed by international law, with the United States policing its boundaries and providing services. The pact notes inviolable air space, civil and criminal law application, and a future sale price to be determined as per property value and possible OPA input.
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Switzerland
Spain
Lima
Pyrenees
U. S
Uni
UNOUS
UNO
U.S
OPA
UNO Claims Rights to Oil and Passage Across Enclave
The document asserts UNO may erect buildings on the property and grants it a right of passage for its citizens across U S territory to the enclave. It reserves subsoil water rights and ownership of any oil found on the property while wartime conditions apply.
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UNO
U. S
Enem
Gore youth Douglas LaFollette Enlists in Navy
Douglas LaFollette son of Mr and Mrs Harry LaFollette of Gore Virginia enlisted in the Navy at the U S Navy Recruiting Station in Winchester Virginia He attended high school at Gore before enlisting and is set to begin service with the U S Navy
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Douglas LaFollette
Harry LaFollette
Gore
Navy
U.S. Navy
Winchester
Douglas
Thank Offering Service at Reliance Church
The W M A of Reliance U B Church invites all to a Sunday February 5 service at 11 o'clock with speaker Mrs Michael DeCarlo of Winchester. Members will present Thank offering boxes and all are welcome. An Army R 5 helicopter set a world record by reaching 21000 feet on January 10 1946 at Stratford.
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Reliance Church
Reliance U. B
Seasmere
Michael DeCarlo
Winchester
The
Missionary Society
Stratford
Local Youths Benefit From Boy Scout Training
The Boy Scout movement's reach is noted by Herbert Wilkins, Scout Executive, as 38093 local Scouts receive training. The movement, founded in 1908, now claims three million members across 73 lands, with leaders stressing youth welfare and civic service.
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Boy Scout Movement
England
Lord Baden Powell
Herbert Wilkins
Winchester Scout Drive Aims To Boost Funds
The text notes Scout Masters devote many hours monthly to guiding boys and warns that funds are needed. A fundraising drive will begin February 11 to support the growing Scout movement in the district, with hopes that Winchester citizens contribute substantially after no drive since fall 1944.
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Winchester
Civil Service Employment by State and District
The Civil Service Commission reports employment figures for 1945 showing 317,236 civilian employees in New York, 256,711 in the District of Columbia, and 30,000 plus in California, illustrating state and district staffing scales.
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New York
California
District of Columbia
Z. T
Civil Service Commis
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Art Directors Club of Philadelphia
Anne Billes
June Havoc
U.S. A
United Nations
UNO Preparatory Commission
Europe
Watson
Aying
del Monte
Texaco
Watson’s
Bell
Bell Clothes Store
Witchester Front
Anada
U. S. Navy
T. G. Adams
Esso Station
Loudoun and Gerrard Sts
Safeway
Homemakers’ Bureau
Carol Drake
Bureau
Eanus
Safeway Grocer
Francisco
Dept. A
San
Hershey
McCormick
Bain’s
Topova
Popova
Duff
Carnation Diamond Walnuts
Morton’s
Sauer's
Coronet
Romedary
Pillsbury’s
Washington
Jac
Link Sausage
Florida
Texas
Paty
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