Notice on newspaper delivery and advertising deadlines
The Evening Star in Winchester Virginia explains delivery delays should be reported to the office and urges timely submissions of advertisements by 9 PM the day before publication. It lists rates and the publishing standards of the paper and notes AP and Audit Bureau affiliations with national representatives.
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Prison Keeper Prevents Self Harm After Prison Doors Open
A biblical quotation from Acts 16 27 28 is cited noting a prison keeper waking to open doors and intending to kill himself. A voice calls out Do thyself no harm for we are all here. The excerpt reflects a moral lesson from the verse dated July 29 1943.
Roosevelt ignores unorganized millions in war economy
The piece critiques President Roosevelt for focusing on organized labor and subsidy plans while neglecting unorganized workers. It cites cost of living up 23.8 percent since 1939 and wage gains since 1942, arguing real living standards for workers tilt toward organized labor and that the forgotten are the broader American people.
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More Readers Less Paper
Audit Bureau of Circulation reports wartime newspaper demand rising by 1,679,170 daily copies, a near four percent gain. Publishers urged to cut newsprint use by at least 10 percent. many dailies cooperate with condensed Sunday sections to save paper.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Newspaper readers face wartime newsprint limits
The passage discusses rationing of ad space and features in newspapers to save paper during wartime. It notes many readers, despite paper shortages, want local and world news, editorials, and wartime interpretation, urging trimming of nonessential content to preserve reporting on the war and its causes.
Norfolk Named Warship The Norfolk Light Cruiser
Editorial notes two weeks after Norfolk Cruisef nct raised raised funds past 37 million for a war bond drive. Secretary Knox formally assigns the city name to the Newport News built light cruiser U S S Norfolk. Turin committee chairman praised for bridging donors and goals and a rally await future naming celebration.
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News From Norway via Cato Hambro May Bring Hope
Thirty one year old Cato Hambro, son of a former Norwegian parliament president, reports from Norway at the start of April. He survived three years of occupation, crossed into Sweden, notes Norwegians keep hope and resist the Nazis. Butter and tea price hardship are clear, but Norwegians are not starving, and loyalty to the king persists while a government in exile is anticipated after the war.
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Crossword clues and answers grid from daily puzzle
The page presents a large list of crossword clues with numbered entries and scattered answers. It includes definitions for across and down clues such as Grating Middle Alcoholic drink Fish Sloth Reasonable and many others along with a few mis spelled or partial entries and references to yesterday's answer.
Italy Enters the Prize Yearning War Era Atop Allied Drive
The piece surveys Italy as both prize and headache for the United Nations in their push into Europe. It highlights bauxite and other minerals in Istria Sardinia Sicily Romagna and Elbo Tuscany as potential assets, while noting food scarcity rail transport and coal imports as critical challenges to sustain industry.
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Adriatic
Sardinia
Sicily
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Italy Industrial Output and Shortages Amid War Strain
The article outlines Italy's coal shortages and reliance on imports for nickel copper and lead while electric power expansion and long distance transmission dominate industrial investment. It highlights Genoa Milan Turin as key industrial zones, textile and chemical sectors, silk production, and agriculture as the foundation, with wheat shortages and high grain imports.
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Curley and FBI storm Rancho Casolina dungeon
Curley and a squadra seize a rogue operator at a hidden shortwave transmitter in the Rancho Casolina hacienda. They disable the station and prevent a coded broadcast calling gang leaders across Mexico. Investigators pursue a Parkinson escape plan and check the estate for explosives. The Senorita Marsden is kept safe with the Parkins ons as authorities close in.
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Ann Prye to Succeed Legge at Handley High
One year ago Ann Prye was named to succeed Mr. Legge at Handley High School amid local changes in administration and school affairs.
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Mr. Legge
Handley High School
Russia
Richmond
Codes for operating under National Recovery Administration meeting
A session next week will discuss codes for NRA operations. T. B. Clinic is also set for next week here. A Japanese doctor writes praising Shenandoah Valley and expresses desire to visit and study dentistry.
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Bryarly's School Raises Funds for War Chest
Twenty five years ago Bryarly's School collects over 1800 dollars for the War Chest fund. Greece and Italy settle Balkans issues. Dr Henry Clay Sommerville, longtime Clarke county physician, dies after a long illness.
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Italy
Balkans
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Clarke County
How's Your I Q Seven Test Questions Page 2 Answers
A vintage quiz page lists nine questions on common knowledge topics. It asks about proverbs NLRB the Declaration of Independence the Plains of Abra ham Pearl Harbor etc. The item blends trivia with archaic spacing and asks for the correct responses.
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Plains of Abraham
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Iran
Iraq
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Abraham Lincoln
John C. Fremont
Will directs estate to aid the needy and ban certain beneficiaries
A Lakeland man's probate will specifies his estate must help poor men widows and those in need while barring all beneficiaries who smoke cigarettes or engage in delinquent behavior. The phrasing condemns vice and grants funds only to virtuous recipients.
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Lipstick Bait Averts Catch For Specific Fish
Anglers are advised lipstick coated bait appeals to grayling and different colors target perch dace and roach. Orange red for perch pale pink for dace primrose later for roach.
Problems of Adolescents in Wartime Society
Dr Clendening addresses adolescent challenges from 12 to 18 during wartime. He warns parental control is crucial amid heightened nerves and altered routines, notes impacts of night terror acne and disturbing news broadcasts, and answers reader questions on tuberculosis risks and growth potential.
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