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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1948
Page
8
The Coast Guard states that the captain is always in command of the ship. When a pilot is aboard, he handles navigation, but the captain retains responsibility for the vessel and its passengers.
Continen tal Oil Co announces leaves of absence for National Guard and Organized Reserve training. Employees may receive up to 15 days off per year and the company will pay the difference between military pay and regular company pay.
Broadcasting note explains hourly changes across Eastern Central and Mountain zones as stations adjust relay times to fit local schedules. Last minute program changes cannot be included.
In their native state rein deer exhibit a peculiar trait they return to the place of their birth to bear their young. This behavior complicates the management of herds for those overseeing them.
Andrew Paulson adjusts to life back at Mrs. Potts’s farm while Sayres move in and prepare the Wheeler house. Joe the cat settles in the barn as plans unfold for a summer with Millie Sayre and granddaughter Carol, who challenges Andrew with frank wit and a wary gaze.
HAL BOYLE reflects on John J. Pershing's life at Arlington after his death, tracing his career from a frontier Army riding horses to leading a mechanized force in World War I. The piece notes Pershing's discipline, his impact on modernizing the Army, and the shift from horse cavalry to engines and skilled enlisted work.
The obituary honors General of the Armies John J. Pershing who died at 87, a military aristocrat admired by peers but not seeking affection. It recalls his cavalry comrades and alludes to his reputation in American history. It then shifts to a discussion explaining Educational Quotient or EQ, defining it as an index of a pupil’s performance compared to age, with EA and Grade Score as related measures.
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