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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
4
Age and the Presidency in The Richmond Times Dispatch
The Times Dispatch weighs Truman’s age as a factor for renomination noting he turns 62 in May 1948 and would be 65 at inauguration if reelected. It compares presidential ages, cites Harrison and Buchanan as long-lived elected presidents, and says age may influence Truman’s decision but does not preclude renomination.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Harry S. Truman
Richmond
Truman
The
Times-Dispatch
White House
William Henry Harrison
Mr. Truman
James Buchanan
Zachary Taylor
Theodore Roosevelt
John Adams
Jefferson
Madison
John Quincy Adams
Clothes For Veterans Drive To Help Readjusting Soldiers
A wartime notice explains the Civilian Production Administration has urged retailers to reserve wearables for veterans. Returning service members face altered physiques after service and must replace a large portion of their wardrobes. The program aims to provide preferred access to suits shirts shorts and overcoats for veterans through exclusive sale channels.
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Civilian Production Administration
Veteran needs drive military clothing stock expansion
The article argues veterans are current customers and future civilians, urging a major expansion of clothing stocks. Pending broader CPA measures, following the plan would help veterans meet immediate clothing needs.
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CPA
Public sentiment supports VMI board on cadet reinstatement
Opinion argues the Board of Visitors should allow eleven cadets to return after earlier dismissals tied to hazing. It notes no physical acts were involved and credits past milder initiations while insisting the youths accept ongoing discipline if they remain at the academy.
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Board of Visitors of
Virginia Military Institute
VMI
New Merger Bill Aims to Unite Army Navy Plans
Congress moves toward a comprehensive merger bill blending Army top level unification with four Navy elements. A national defense council civilian control over the services a science agency and a joint heads council would align defense needs with interservice coordination. The measure seeks to replace rival plans with a unified approach.
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Army
Navy
Congress
War Department
Navy Department
Hill
Senate
National Defense Council
Defense Department
Special
Frederick County crews push equipment to clear drifted roads
Highway officers moved extra heavy equipment into Frederick County to reopen drifted secondary roads and resume school. The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association met to plan cedar cutting in areas hit by cedar rust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Local draft figures and Berryville horse show Board update
Five years ago Lt. Harry Hasslinger reported 161 of 947 men from Maryland Virginia and DC called for induction in Baltimore had been rejected in eight days. At a Berryville Horse Show Association meeting Dr. Lewis M Allen of Winchester was named to the Board of Directors, filling the vacancy from H. C. Warden’s death.
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Harry Hasslinger
Maryland
Virginia
District of Columbia
Baltimore
Berryville
Senate aims to pass bonus bill amid veteran crowd
Ten years ago, lawmakers moved toward a bonus bill as ex soldiers in uniforms gathered. King George is ill and doctors foresee a crisis within 48 hours. Mrs Margaretta Shockey of north Frederick County marked her 75th birthday.
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Senate
King George of England
Margaretta Shockey
Omer
North
Frederick County
Master minds of the south tied to national park plan
Twenty years ago the so called master minds of the south were reported behind a campaign related to a national park proposal. The piece notes involvement around butter standards and pleas from producers.
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South
National Park
Anti-Saloon League supporters converge in Richmond cohort
Thirty years ago, a large group of Anti-Saloon League backers gathered in Richmond this week to participate in the national vote drive. The event underscored the group’s active role in shaping temperance policy and mobilizing supporters across states.
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Anti-Saloon League
Richmond
Winchester Odd Fellows Banquet Held at Hart Hotel
Mrs J Sabee Sine Rates Rene Seat vile presided as Robert L Gray led the annual Winchester Odd Fellows banquet at the Hart Hotel marking the event forty five years past in the local notes.
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Ing Chase
Vicomia Casteeh
J. i Sabee
Robert L. Gray
Winchester Odd Fellows
Hart Hotel
Byrnes Leads Shift Toward Moscow Roiled UNO in London
Analysis of Byrnes’ Moscow move shows a U S and British stance toward Russia amid a revamped UNO framework. The article argues the new policy under Byrnes privileges Russian claims in eastern Europe and seeks to place Russia in key UNO posts, reshaping postwar diplomacy.
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Byrnes
Moscow
London
UNO
Russia
World Organization
Europe
Manuilsky
Ukraine
Soviet Socialist
Stalin
Roosevelt
Yalta
Council
San Francisco
Britain
Road to UNO Embarks Amid Postwar Shifts
A report on postwar diplomacy notes Russia gains across Europe and atomic concessions while UNO begins to form. It cites Byrnes and Truman, with officials stating policy remains unchanged and political leaders wary of public scrutiny.
Portraits of Christ and the Word Made Flesh
The article argues that common depictions of Jesus distort his image through dogma and sentiment, while the New Testament presents a clear portrait of Jesus as the only begotten Son of God, divine origin expressed in human form, full of grace and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Christ Mas
Leonardo da Vinci
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions Page 2 Answers
A historical quiz page asks seven questions on topics from UN delegates to military service and sports polls. It references Edward R Stettinius, Vandenberg, tire rallies, Army officer candidate schools status, Selective Service classifications after Merchant Marine service, jeep purchases for veterans, Truman merger plan and naval impact, and Gen Gasper Dutra’s country.
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United Nations Assembly
London
Edward R. Stettinius
Tom Arthur H. Vandenberg
Associated Press
Merchant Marine
Truman
Navy
Gasper Dutra
Damaged Ships in Gale and Veteran Pension Q&A Snapshot
Readable scraps describe ships damaged in a 70 mile per hour gale in the mid Atlantic. The text then shifts to a veterans pension Q and A covering eligibility for child education pensions, apportionment of retirement pay, and a note on the term libretto with Pietro Metastasio as its origin and the title King of Libretti.
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Atlantic
Mussolini
Edda
Army
Veterans’ Administration
Pietro Metastasio
Shrewd Treves Sees Hidden Motives Amid Love Triangle
In a moonlit interlude Audrey defies nerves as Nevile frets over a cuff, while Mrs. Treves and Lady Tressilian discuss the enduring triangle. Treves warns of hidden dangers and shifts in affection as Audrey faces mounting social pressures.
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Economic and Social Council
Security Council
United States
France
China
Chile
Colombia
Cuba
Peru
Belgium
Canada
Greece
India
Yugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Norway
Churchill
Mr. Byrnes
Earl L. Douglas
D. D
I. Q
Fred Neher
Scott
Formosa
R.J. Scott
K.L
Administrator of Veterans’ Affairs
Mr. Treves
Edward Latimer
Mary
Hurstall
Thomas Royde
Kay
Ted
Audrey
Nevile Strange
Nevile
Mary Aldin
Thomas
Mr. Tre
Tressilian
Lady Tressilian
Lady Treasilian
Fawkes
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