Life in wartime Germany painted in colors and coupons
A wartime column portrays German civilians adapting to shortages and rationing. It describes color coded shopping, fuel coupons, and article limits while noting six years of Nazi discipline shaping patience and patriotism amid daily annoyances.
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Buzugsschein
Germany
Viscose Company Amends Charter
The State Corporation Commission at Richmond approves an amendment to the charter of the American Viscose Corporation a Delaware company authorized here The amendment rewrites article 3 of the charter as to its purposes The amendment was filed by the Corporation Trust Company of New York City
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State Corporation Commission
Richmond
American Viscose Corporation
Corporation Trust Pany
No. 120
Broadway
New York
Scout Troop 1 Holds Regular Meeting With Contest Glee
Troop 1 met Friday night opening with the flag pledge and Scout oath. Beaver Patrol leads Fox Patrol by 13 points after week ten as plans form for a basketball team and bird feeding efforts in rough weather.
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Beaver Patrol
Fox Patrol
Emery Tinsman
Noted Negro Baritone To Give Concert
Robert Thomas Murray III, a noted negro baritone, presents a program titled The Dawn of the New Day by the World Service Council of John Mann Methodist Church. The concert Friday at 8 pm in Douglas School auditorium features guests from Baltimore, Washington, and Strasburg, with William Sherman Smith on piano.
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Robert Thomas Murray
World Service Council
John Mann Methodist Church
Douglas School
North Kent Street
Winchester
Baltimore
Washington
Strasburg
Murray
William Sherman Smith
Marian Anderson
Paul Robeson
Green Pastures
MY Old Kentucky Home
John Mann
East Cork Street
Crossword clues across listed items and answer styles
Daily puzzle across clues include Asmear Level Sea-eagle Inhabitant and a note that the puzzle is distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc. The entry lists typical crossword theme elements and source attributions.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Virginia Legislature Opens Week With Major Bills
Virginia legislators resume session with aims to tackle major measures including a 177 million dollar budget for the next biennium. A joint session will discuss jail and penal reform proposals, probation and parole systems, and a state boiler and building code with new rule boards and governor approval.
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Richmond
Virginia
House
Appropriations Committee
Frank Moore
Lexington
Rowland Egger
Senate Finance Committee
Courts of Justice Committees
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
House Courts of Justice Committee
Leon Bazile
Hanover
Robert F. Hutcheson
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Joel W. Flood
Appomattox
Ernest Garland
Farmville
Kent Early
Charlotte County
Flood
Buckingham
Cumberland
Fifth Circuit
Garland
Prince Edward County
Early
Charlotte Bar
General Assembly
Old Family Question Is Up At W M
Williamsburg Va January 22 co ed fashion sparks campus debate over who wears pants at William and Mary examinations prompt more comfort than stockings while gossips predict male students may take to skirts in a campus fashion shake up
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Williamsburg
William and Mary Way
Phi Beta Kappa Hall
Chain Store Rent Bill Presses Landlords Nationwide
Frank O'Hara of the Real Estate Association of New York cites that about 140000 landlords collect 450 million dollars in rent from chain stores yearly averaging 3214 dollars per landlord. The remark emphasizes the financial reach of chain retail properties across the state and nation.
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Frank O'Hara
The
Real Estate Association of the
State of New York
First Report Of Bar Organization Sent To Members
R. E. Booker, secretary treasurer of the Virginia State Bar, mailed the first annual report to attorneys and judges. It covers the twelve months ending August 31 and notes district committees handled forty nine complaints of unprofessional conduct, with twenty four dismissed, two acquittals, two license revocations, one reprimand, two cases sent to courts, and twenty still pending.
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R. E. Booker
Virginia State Bar
Mt Williams Boy Critically Ill
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Paul Smoke of Mt Williams Virginia is critically ill with influenza and pneumonia. Dr R M C Glass is the physician and Mrs Earl Long is the nurse. An older son John is recovering satisfactorily.
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Paul Smoke
Mt. Williams
R. McC. Glass
Earl Long
John
Bituminous US Miners Output Surpasses Europeans, Survey Finds
A new survey shows American bituminous coal miners work shorter hours yet produce 400 percent more per day than Belgian miners, 300 percent more than French miners, and 200 percent more than British miners, highlighting efficiency gaps across regions.
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United States
Carter Glass Jr Unopposed In 12th
Lynchburg January 22 Carter Glass Jr of Lynchburg was the only candidate to file for the Twelfth Senatorial District special election on January 29 to fill the Burks vacancy. Filing certificates with the Lynchburg Corporation Clerk and Campbell County Circuit Clerk expired at midnight.
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Lynchburg
Carter Glass, Jr
Senate
Charles E. Burks
Cier
Lynchburg Corporation C
Campbell County Circuit
Corporation Court
Campbell County
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