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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1948
Page
10
A candle built in the United States on Caruso's order from his friends cost a sum not stated. It is lit once a year on All Souls Day and is said to last about 1800 years, reflecting a blend of international effort and long tradition.
The 1948 edition of Uncle Sam's Almanac is off the press with a new monthly section listing birthstones flowers and birthdays of famous people each day alongside the calendar. Send twenty cents postpaid to the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau for a copy.
In a dramatic Teheran era scene, Stanislaw Mikolajczyk recalls meeting Stalin Churchill and Harriman as Poland seeks a five-party coalition plan. The talks focus on a Curzon Line frontier, Soviet troop withdrawal, and a framework for free elections and postwar governance.
Information on time zone conversions from Eastern to Central and Mountain, noting that some focal stations adjust relay times to local schedules. Last minute program changes are not included.
A dense listing of network programs across stations from abc cbs nbc mbs and related partners for Wednesday January 21. The schedule runs from 6:00 pm through 12:00 am featuring news ninety minute blocks talk shows dramas comedy and variety acts including Lum and Abner Dennis Day The Beulah Show The Scarlet Queen The Great Gildersleeve Abbott and Costello and Groucho Marx among others with dance bands and concluding with late night dancing.
A speech proclaims Poland’s eastern frontier as fixed with promises of compensation in Western Germany East Prussia and Silesia. It promises access to a Baltic port at Danzig and valuable minerals, claiming a new homeland for the Polish nation in security and growth.
The dialogue records tension as Churchill and Stalin argue over Poland's frontiers and the Lublin committee. Stalin refuses border changes while Churchill insists on honoring Polish government forces and homeland claims. A behind the scenes clash looms for tomorrow between Churchill and Mikolczyk.
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