Nagareth Reflections In an Evolving Civilised World
A fragment from the Winchester Evening Star recounts a reflection on Nagareth and Jesus Christ. It notes there were no great schools or cultural influence in Nagareth and asserts Jesus teachings underpin modern civilization while highlighting his crucifixion. The piece blends religious meditation with a distant historical frame.
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Nagareth
Jesus
Shenandoah Herald Sold to Rocky Mount Publisher
The Shenandoah Herald, Shenandoah County’s oldest paper founded 1817, changes hands from Miss Mary C. Grabill and J. J. Sperry to W. Allen and wife of Rocky Mount Virginia. Allen is a World War II veteran with his wife assisting in editing the Woodstock publication.
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Shenandoah Valley
Mary C. Grabill
J. J. Sperry
Shenandoah
W. &. Allen
Rocky Mount
Virginia
Allen
Woodstock
The
Star
Stepped Up Draft Tests U S Manpower Strain
The Army aims to draft 53 000 men in February the largest call since early Korea draft. Inductions replace expiring terms as the pool of eligible men shrinks and deferments remain. Service spans 24 months with rising physical and mental rejections prompting renewed manpower review and family sacrifices.
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Armed Services
Korea
Churchill's U.S. visits chart wartime diplomacy and strategy
The narrative traces Churchill's first official U.S. trip after Pearl Harbor, the 1942 Atlantic alliance events, the 1942 combined Allied staff setup, 1943 Italian armistice terms, and his 1946 private visit leading to his 1952 return as prime minister.
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Churchill
United States
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Litvinov
Russia
Soong
China
Southeast Asia
Combined Chiefs of Staff Committee
Washington
North Africa
Italy
Fulton, Mo
Churchill Eisenhower friendship born in Washington 1942
Harry Hopkins introduced Prime Minister Churchill to Eisenhower and Mark Clark at a June 21 1942 meeting in Washington. Churchill recalled being impressed by the two major generals, praised by President Roosevelt and General Marshall, and noted the enduring friendship formed through the war.
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Churchill
England
Eisenhower
Churchill-Eisenhower
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Mark Clark
Gen. Marshall
News of Other Years From the Files of the Star
Miss Betty Jewel Argenbright entertained informally at her parents home Mr and Mrs BE W Argenbright. Miss Courtney Richard has returned home after visiting grandparents at Gore. Pvt Raymond Wisecarver spent days with Mr and Mrs R L Wisecarver. Mr and Mrs Clay Hockman announced the birth of a daughter. Mrs Hockman was the former Miss Louise Hockman. Mr and Mrs Gilbert R Whitmire entertained friends at dinner at their Virginia Ave home.
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Betty Jewel Argenbright
BE. W. Argenbright
Courtney Richard
Millwood Pike
Harry LaFollette
Gore
Pvt
Raymond Wisecarver
Fort Leonard Wood
R. L. Wisecarver
Clay Hockman
Hockman
Louise Hockman
Gilbert R. Whitmire
Virginia Ave
Local Fire Company Leaders Named and County Board Chair
Robert C. Legge elected president of the Charley Rouss Fire Company. Loryn Crabill re elected Captain of the Sarah Zane Fire Company for the 12th successive year. Landon B. Whitacre named Chairman of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors.
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Robert C. Legge
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Loryn Crabill
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Landon B. Whitacre
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Keen at Home on Braddock Street
A brief item notes ML Keen at their home on Braddock Street.
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ML. Keen
Braddock Street
Automatic Washer Ad Promises Self Draining Copper Tub
Northern Virginia Power Company advertises an AutoMatic Washer with a self draining copper tub priced at $89.50. In Winchester friends receive notice of the marriage of Miss Margaret J Twestridge of Chester Pa to Mr Frank Armstrong Jr of Winchester. Miss Pearl Headley of Washington is confined at her parents home on Valley Avenue with tonsillitis.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Winchester
Margaret J
Twestridge
Chester
Frank Armstrong, Jr
Pearl Headley
Washington
J. W. Headley
Valley Avenue
Woolen factory on Front Royal Road destroyed by fire
Fifty five years ago the woolen factory on the Front Royal Road was destroyed by fire. Mr. Ernest Bloat accepted a position with the William C. Graichen Glove company.
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Front Royal Road
Ernest Bloat
William C. Graichen Glove Company
Change In Business Climate Case Reflects New Ideals
Washington leans toward relaxing anti trust enforcement under Charles B. Sawyer as agencies like Internal Revenue the RFC and the SEC would coordinate with the Department of Justice to approve corporate plans before implementation. The push aims to curb bureaucratic warfare and enable lawful reorganizations while urging greater private and regional development in key projects.
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Washington
Commerce
Charles B. Sawyer
RFC
Federal Trade and Securities and Exchange Commissions
Department of Justice
Ohio
Gawger
Truman
Wall Street
Sawyer
Douglas McKay
Eisenhower
Interior
Frederik R. Coudert, Jr
New York
Defense
John Q. Public
Ministers Have Family Help
Two Denver ministers received family involvement in their recent pastorates. Rev Daniel W Nicely’s installation at First Plymouth Congregational Church featured his father Rev George W Nicely as chief speaker and his mother as organist. At Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church Rev C Mason Harvey, a Navy veteran, was ordained as assistant pastor with his father Rev Earle R Harvey present to give the charge. The service opened with Steven Lynn Harvey, the new minister’s son, and Mrs Earle Harvey played the organ.
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Denver
Daniel W. Nicely
First Plymouth Congregational Church
George W. Nicely
Johnstown
Montview Boulevard Presbyterian Church
C. Mason Harvey
Earle R. Harvey
Bbagen
Rainfall figures show monthly totals and averages
Rainfall records list past 34 hours ending 7 a m and year to date totals. It notes January rainfall of 2.48 inches and 1.98 inches for another year, with monthly averages from 1919 to 1983 including 3.95 inches in June and 3.83 in May.
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Arone
Newer Methods May Prevent Recurrence of Kidney Stones
Medical experts describe advances in prevention and treatment of kidney stones including aluminum hydroxide diet plans and injection therapies. The article explains how protective colloids in blood and urine may reduce stone formation and slow growth, with emphasis on managing recurring stones through diet and new injections.
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Ote Jasna Ongoanta
How's Your IQ Mem ory Genius Quiz
The item lists a 10 day IQ style test with scoring bands and page 2 answer key. It asks ten trivia questions including a 1927 Yankee record hitter, a South American mountain range, Dow Jones newspaper, booby hatch, Reichsfuehrer, imaginary island book title, thousand thousand, half nelson, William Tell nationality, and author of A Tree Grows in Brooklyn.
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New York Yankee
South America
Dow Jones & Co
New York
William
Complex romantic entanglements unfold at Boston home
Emily Field nestles in Beacon Hill with her wealthy aunt while tension rises among guests. David questions Emily about love and loyalty as past relationships and a crush surface, revealing doubts about desire and propriety in their circle.
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Emily Field
Beacon Hill
Boston
Emily
Bliss Collins
Vid Solomont
Law Pites
Ting
Field
Solomont
Solohad
Cape
Intrigue and romance swirl as plans amid Priscilla unfold
In a tense scene Frances Parkinson Keyes depicts Emily and David plotting over a risky romance involving Priscilla. Accusations of manipulation mix with casual barroom chatter as a pivotal midnight call looms, hinting at betrayal and shifting loyalties.
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas D D
Earl L. Douglas D D attended and noted a large turnout with many under forty ages. The piece highlights renewed church attendance, potential congregation mergers, and the revival of national religious life as a positive trend. It emphasizes recommitment to church duties and a sense of strength returning to communities.
Negro draftees in World War I and total inductees by 1945
A total of 342 277 Negro draftees served in the U S Armed Forces during World War I. As of August 1 1945 1 030 258 Negroes had been inducted into the military forces.
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U.S
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