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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1946
Page
5
The report summarizes 24 hour precipitation ending at 7 a.m with year to date 1.13 inches and average annual rainfall over 33 years at 36.49 inches. Monthly averages are given for January 2.49 inches February 1.97 March 85. Say sass Ate Sig? Sane 85. 82 August 3.76 October 3.37 November 2.45. Data credited to Winchester Research Laboratory.
HAL BOYLE portrays a Manila to Batangas drive highlighting how children outnumber crops and the economy relies on carabaos and harvest. He notes rustic roads, bamboo arches, mixed pagan Christian fiesta, and scenes of village labor, animals, and Mesisa girls awaiting US influence.
A list of real estate transfers in Frederick County with multiple buyers and sellers. Properties include improved and vacant lots on Loudoun Kent Clarksburg Ave Euclid Ave and routes near Winchester and Steph ents City with nominal consideration often ten dollars and up to four thousand dollars.
Radio notes list tonight’s WMAL schedule with shows on WRO 980 K. Wrobe details include headliners such as Bergman Lowell Thomas at 7 and 11 and programs starring His Honor the Barber Elmer Davis Raymon d Swing News of World and Amos ’n’ Andy with Guy Lombardo plus musical variety and Follies segments.
The Winchester Evening Star advertises a 32 page Children’s Animal Picture Book with illustrations from the American Museum of Natural History. It explains mammals appearance habits and why some are friends or enemies. Order 15 cents postpaid by mail to 316 Eye Street NE Washington DC.
A brief verse urges vigilance in speech to avoid hurting others. It stresses never planting fear in another’s heart and prevents causing sadness. The poem repeats a warning to choose words with care.
The War Department furnishes the divisions slated for Pacific occupation duty. The list reads 1st Cavalry, 6th Infantry, 7th Infantry, among others, detailing unit deployments planned for postwar duties.
A partial OCR item lists multiple infantry units such as 25th 32nd 11th Airborne 24th 33rd 40th 77th 81st 36th and garrison units 93rd 96th 97th and 98th Infantry with garbled spacing and repetition, lacking context or complete sentences.
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