SPCA Urges Dog Owners to Obtain New License Tags
SPCA agent Ervin Cleveland asks all dog owners to license their pets and display tags. Licensed dogs four months and older are required by law. 1962 tags are now due. Winchester residents can obtain tags at the City Treasurer’s office in City Hall.
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Dowager Queen Mary Carpet Nets 119651.86 Dollars
The carpet made to earn dollars by Dowager Queen Mary of England has generated a net total of 119651.86 dollars. This figure reflects earnings after expenses.
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Local Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
Radio guide lists programs from 6:16 pm to 1:00 am including sports news, commentary, and dramas. Notable items cover Crosby Clubhouse, One Man's Family, The Great Gildersleeve, and Elton-be rant Theater with various drama features and news briefs.
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Television Schedule for WNEW Channel Four Highlights
A dense listing of daily programs across hours from 4:00 to 11:18 with shows including Kate Smith Hawkins Falls Eukie Fran and Ollie Bob and Ray Those Two News Caravan Tony Wakeman Sports Space Cadet Captain Video Hollywood Newsreel Candid Camera Pursuit Famous Jury Trials Movietime Five O Clock Theater Kieran Kal s cope Telenews Daily The Name s The Same Paul Dixon Show Perry Como Arthur Godfrey Friends Strike It Rich The Web Boxing Playhouse Ning
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TV's Papa Goldberg Loses Job Over Red Channels List
New York actor Philip Loeb, known as Papa Goldberg, is dropped from The Goldbergs after being named in Red Channels. Producer Gertrude Berg says no sponsor would back the show with Loeb aboard. The Goldbergs will resume next month on NBC after CBS dropped the program last spring.
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Auto makers push V-8 engine plans amid tooling limits
Detroit reports the auto industry continues work on new V-8 engines despite tooling restrictions. Chrysler DeSoto tooling has reached substantial volume with plans to fit DeSoto models this year. Ford Mercury Dodge Buick also pursue V-8 programs with Dodge said to be most advanced though not yet in production.
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WAC Recruiter in City to Meet Women Thursday
Cpl. Wilma J. Lockhart of the US Army and US Air Force recruiting station in Martinsburg West Virginia will be at the Post Office building Thursday to answer questions from young women about joining the Women's Army Corps or Air Force. She describes strong advancement opportunities and valuable educational benefits for ages 18 to 34.
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Catholic Sisters Press For Better Wabash Rail Service
The Sisters of St. Dominic in Adrian Michigan demand improved service from Wabash Railroad citing several million dollars in scholastic investment at stake. They accuse reduced service since 1949 and seek action from the railroad and city officials with possible legal steps led by Sister Ann Joachim. Through train to Chicago is lacking forcing transfers at Fort Wayne with a dangerous, long walk under a viaduct.
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Peddlers Target Dangerous Flammable Rayon Sweaters
Police warn of traveling peddlers selling dangerous brushed rayon sweaters causing burns and fires in Los Angeles and spreading to Brea Orange Oceanside Santa Barbara San Francisco and Sacramento. Five arrests reported in LA since December with at least a dozen sweater fires and eight LA injuries.
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Conscientious objectors through history
The text traces conscientious objection from ancient times to modern era. It cites Jews exempted by Mark Antony for Sabbath noncombatant reasons, mentions Roman objectors in the third century, and notes Napoleon era Mennonites serving as hospital workers.
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First US Crossword Appeared in Pun Sunday Supplement
The inaugural American crossword puzzle was printed in Pun the Sunday supplement of the New York Sunday World on December 21, 1913. Arthur Wynn, then editor of Fun, originated the puzzle.
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