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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1946
Page
6
Crossword puzzle listing numbered across and down clues with definitions and word lengths. Entries include land measure, little child, goddess of death, weight, edible mollusk, and theater seat among others. Yesterday's answer noted at bottom.
Liverpool July 10 The Empress of Scotland voyage home from India to England saw Lt Col R H Cooper, commanding over 2000 repatriation troops, request women passengers to wear more clothes. He said soldiers complained of skimpy outfits and sunbathing on deck. The reaction mixed with some laughter and light whistling from troops. One traveler noted some beach suits looked smart despite the issue.
A detailed listing of radio programs across WABC WOR WJZ WEAF and related stations showing 6:15 to 11:00 pm lineups. Entries include news sports dramatic features talk shows and music with hosts and guests such as Albert Warner Patti Clayton Gordon MacRae Ellery Queen and Lucille LaGuardia among others.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H A Snapp included Rev and Mrs E B Smith Rev Mes sick and Rev Booze. Mrs Olga L Frye returned to Arlington after visiting Mr Guy Frye and family. Mr and Mrs Joseph Bean and guests from Washington DC spent fourth of July at their farm.
The text questions Vinson as the thirteenth Chief Justice and notes John Rutledge was nominated in 1795 but not confirmed by the Senate. Washington then named Oliver Ellsworth, counted as the third Chief Justice, with Ruthledge serving briefly during the August term.
This promotional notice advertises a booklet Modern Manners from the Information Bureau in Washington DC, offering guidance on etiquette for social life, weddings, funerals, introductions, and business manners for fifteen cents postpaid. It includes a question and answer about whether teenage boys currently in the Army will be discharged, stating no such plans exist.
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