Classified Ad Submission Deadline and Rates
The notice states ad materials must be in the office by noon the day before publication. It lists transient rates at 55 cents per inch and references contract terms on application. Bible verse from Romans 4:20 is included in the text.
Oil Shortage Warned As War Threat Looms
Washington warns of fuel oil and gasoline shortages for years amid rising demand from domestic use and a growing air force. Officials urge lower home temperatures and reduced car use while calling for a massive expansion of production to avert a national defense crisis.
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Washington
DuPont appoints young leaders to top posts in a 148 year tradition
Walter S. Carpenter Jr. becomes chairman, Crawford H. Greenewalt takes the presidency at 45. The change follows a long DuPont pattern of promoting capable leaders, with 74,000 employees and 97,000 stockholders watching closely as management quality impacts company and national prosperity.
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DuPont Company
Walter S. Carpenter Jr
Lammont DuPont
Crawford H. Greenewalt
DuPont
Carpenter
Greenewalt
Bristol salutes 102nd birthday of General Howell
Celebrations in Bristol honor General Julius Franklin Howell the lone survivor of General James Longstreet's corps from the Civil War. Movie stars attended and Virginia Intermont College girls filled the crowd with celebratory greetings.
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Staunton Evening Leader
Bristol
Julius Franklin Howell
James Longstreet
Virginia Intermont College
Last Civil War survivor honored with portrait at college
The article describes a veteran named Howell receiving a portrait at a college where he once served as president. It recalls his youth and service, from Thoroughfare Gap to Second Manassas, the Wilderness, Petersburg, and Longstreet’s corps, and reflects on memory fading as time passes. The narrative shifts to future commemorations and the enduring aura of past battles.
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Howell
Longstreet
West
Braxton Bragg
Lee
Grant
Petersburg
Jackson
Army of the Tennessee
Hancock
Hooker
Thomas
Freedom to Think and Visit Protest Over Visa Restrictions
Dean Ackerman of Columbia's Journalism School urges Attorney General Clark to ease visa limits on foreign educators journalists and writers. He questions the fairness of barring Latin American journalists and argues open study travel promotes democracy. The piece calls Congress to seek justification if rules remain unchanged.
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Dean Ackerman
Columbia
Graduate School of Journalism
Clark
Justice Department
United States
Mr. Clark
Winchester News and Local Milestones 1947 Highlights
The Star moves to a new building at Kent and Boscawen Streets after 43 years. Winchester marks Judge John Handley’s 112th birthday. A 2 month old dies in a gasoline can explosion.
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the Star
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Winchester
John Handley
Connie Lee Orndorff
Kenneth Orndorff
Faithful Savior, The Chief of Sinners Message
A missionary note highlights Paul’s claim that Jesus Christ came to save sinners, not the worthy. It recounts a Moslem convert cherishing First Timothy 1 15 as central to his experience, emphasizing that salvation comes through faith for all repentant sinners, not the spiritually superior.
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Christ Jesus
Paul
Jesus Christ
How's Your IQ quiz page tests 10 questions answer key
A reader exercise lists ten items to grade intelligence from 1948 leap year status to capital of Argentina. Questions cover leap years, mayoral city, Guam natives, Athens country, strongest bone, Volga delta, Marshall Plan stance, state populations, hippo sweating, and Argentina capital.
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William O’dwyer
U.S
Guam
Athens
Volga River
Soviet Russia
New York State
Argentina
Local deaths and injuries whiteout report
William Gold died at his home after a brief illness. Lillian Haines infant daughter of Mr and Mrs D F Haines was seriously burned after falling on a stove at their home. J H Savage has resumed his Kernstown business after closure for repairs for several months.
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William Gold
Lillian Haines
D. F. Haines
J. H. Savage
Kernstown
Annual rainfall averages by month for Prestevinh
Average rainfall figures for each month from 1913 to 1946 are listed. January 2.46 inches, February 1.94, March 2.91, April 3.02, May 3.67, June 3.92, July 3.82, August 3.76, September 2.57, October 3.31, November 2.44, December 2.38. Data drawn from the Inchester records.
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Prestevinh
Inchester
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