Britain and U S End Lend Lease Account Settlement
Washington reports the two governments signed agreements closing Britain's $31 billion Lend Lease account and related wartime obligations. Secretary Marshall and Sir Oliver Franks formalized the settlement of items not covered in the March 27 1946 accord. Britain and empire members had provided the United States with $6.75 billion in reverse Lend Lease.
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State Marshall
Sir Oliver Franks
Lloyd in Japan Express and baggage checker in Kobe
Pfc. Lawrence R. Lloyd of Berryville is serving as express and baggage checker with the 2nd Medium Port detachment in Kobe Honshu Japan. He is a son of Mrs L W White and renewed the Army in December 42.
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Kobe
Honshu
Japan
L. W. White
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Crossword puzzle clues from a newspaper page
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AA Speakers Booked at Boyce Meeting
Alcoholics Anonymous groups in Hagerstown invite members to a Thursday 7 39 p m EST program at Boyce featuring outstanding speakers from the area. Last week Alexandria supplied the speakers and 48 attended. The weekly gatherings are gaining popularity and open to all interested.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Hagerstown
Boyce
Alexandria
Red Cross Free Swim Lessons Promote Safety and Fitness
The Winchester Frederick County Red Cross chapter is sponsoring a territory wide team to swim campaign offering free instruction as part of a national program. The aim is to get the population into the water and teach safety, open to all regardless of means or ability. Training can save lives and swimming remains the most accessible outdoor sport.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Red Cross
Johnny Weismuller
Dodds Urged as Alternate for Olympic Team
Los Angeles writers urge the U S Olympic committee to take Dodds as an alternate on the American Olympic team. The middle distance ace missed the Evanston final trials after a ten‑pound drop. experts saw him as likely to win the 1500 meters.
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Los Angeles
Gil Dodds
U. S
Greatest bank angle for an airplane
An airplane can bank at any angle with no inherent limit. Medium banks range from 20 to 50 degrees, steep banks 50 to 90 degrees, and angles over 90 degrees are considered acrobatic.
Raisin bombers bring scarce foods to Western Berlin
In Berlin officials report Western Allies deliver Americans aid including raisins bread and rolls to Western Berliners. Despite ration limits they receive 1550 calories daily with dehydrated potatoes and white flour bread improving morale while Russian blockades limit fresh vegetables and bread quality in the east.
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Berlin
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Hans
Big Hit Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary and Atlas
An advertisement touts a compact encyclopedia style dictionary and atlas with 378 pages 25 000 definitions and pronunciations 16 pages of four color maps world plus supplementary sections on synonyms antonyms parks weights measures terms populations statistics and more. Send 35 cents postpaid to Winchester Evening Star Information Bureau Washington DC with name address and city.
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Webster's Illustrated Tower Dictionary
Father and Son Parrish Funeral set for Tomorrow
Double funeral services for Walker G Parrish aged 60 and his son Pfc Walker L Parrish will be held in Lynchburg tomorrow. The father died in a train accident on Sunday and the son died in Weymouth England on May 23 1944.
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Lynchburg
Walker G. Parrish
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Walker L. Parrish
Weymouth
England
Living persons on US commemorative coins four exceptions
An unwritten rule forbids living people on US coins except four commemoratives. Kilby 1921, Coolidge 1926, Robinson 1935–39, and Carter Glass 1936 summarize the rare departures from the rule with named individuals and years.
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United States
Thomas E. Kilby
Calvin Coolidge
Joseph Robinson
Carter Glass
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