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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1948
Page
5
A discussion of France devaluing the franc and its impact on dollar value. It contrasts official 214 francs per dollar with a fluctuating free market, showing how French exporters can profit when selling to Americans as dollars are converted into francs. The piece analyzes government currency rules and the potential for rising French prices.
An up to date booklet covers terrier history worm control feeding training and diseases. It includes 111 breeds recognized in the country and the American Kennel Club list with a superb photo section. Send twenty five cents postpaid to the Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau in Washington D C.
The executive board of the United Furniture Workers of America voted 14 to 13 to fine non Communist affidavits. The action targets officers under the Taft Hartley Act as a way to use National Labor Relations facilities.
Walter L. Hoover of Winchester was fined $50 and costs by Trial Justice W Erle Edwards for possessing untaxed alcoholic beverages. Other cases show Bessie Seckford Carroll of Front Royal paying $29.95 for reckless driving and Loring Mack Pangle of Middletown fined $14.25 for drunkenness.
In Ashland on January 28 the Winchester district Methodist ministers were invited to the Alexander Gustavus Brown lectures at Randolph-Macon College from February 18 to 20. Dr. J Earl Moreland announced the event and Dr John R Mott, Nobel Peace Prize winner for 1947, will deliver the lectures.
Department of Agriculture notes filtered orange juice develops less off flavor than unfiltered juice. Study findings indicate filtration reduces flavor defects and improves consistency across batches.
Garland Quarles of Winchester public 6c will be guest speaker at tomorrow’s Rotary luncheon, providing remarks on current affairs and community matters.
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