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Prayer and Unity Verse Carried in 1943 Dedication
A dated excerpt from June 7 1943 quotes John 17 20 21 urging unity among believers. The passage emphasizes oneness with the Father and the Son as the world observes.
Long Range Bombing Redraws War's Endurance
The article argues that sustained bombing will break Axis powers by pounding military machine strength, with examples from Hannibal to Napoleon and modern Allied efforts. It notes bombing planes give long reach, transforming warfare and pressuring Japan and Germany as allied forces prepare operations in Europe and the Pacific.
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Insect Bomb Aids Mosquito Control At Home After War
Agriculture department researchers highlight an insect bomb that mixes liquid gas with insecticide in a steel container. A single release can emit smoke to reach hidden mosquito populations, with potential peace time uses as it penetrates tight spaces and targets areas usually missed by standard methods.
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New Aerosol Bombs Target Mosquitoes for Army Use
Researchers describe a fine non toxic non inflammatory aerosol that is deadly to insects. The armed forces will exclusively use these bombs until after the war. The Army notes these aerosols are especially effective against malaria mosquitoes and pests troubling troops on distant fronts.
Inca Gardens and their enduring agricultural feats
The Incas of Peru created terrace farming on steep slopes and built seed beds with clay gravel and top soil. They advanced crops such as the potato roasting ear peanut pineapple and lima bean but their mining for gold proved ruinous after the Spaniards arrived.
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New York teachers oppose Thomas-Hill federal aid plan
Reprinted editorial urges opposing the Thomas-Hill bill on federal school aid. It warns of implied federal interference with local administration despite a $300 million annual grant and notes New York State's potential $17 million share. Delegates vote two to one against the measure, praising their political foresight.
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United States Must Lead Postwar World Says Welles
In a Durham address Sumner Welles urges American leadership beyond arms to secure postwar peace. He backs an international police power a world tribunal and an agency to curb destabilizing economic practices. The goal is to avoid endless alliances and preserve liberty and peace through cooperation.
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Factory Thriller Deepens at Rancho Casolina
Jean returns to work at a growing plant in Mexico under Chief Manzanares as Steve remains vigilant against saboteurs. The Parkinsons own Rancho Casolina while villagers eagerly seek factory jobs and a letter from Henri rekindles memories of home.
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How's Your I Q Seven Test Questions Page 2 Answers
This item lists a quiz with ten questions about taxes geography sentence correction herbs sports literature and condiments. It asks about installment payments Wimbledon Novorossiysk location a herb cats like, greenbacks origin, niblick use, Holmes, and catsup from cucumbers.
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Army Navy Game May Return to Philadelphia
Army Navy game may return to Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia this year after last fall's transfer to Annapolis. John B. Kelly says He has urged Military and Naval Academy officials and some Congressmen to back a Philadelphia game with proceeds to war charities. He plans to seek White House support if needed.
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Help the Boys Keep in Touch With Home While in the War
A call to families to send The Star to soldiers serving abroad. Encourages keeping morale high by sharing news from home and maintaining contact with loved ones through the newspaper.
Labor federation backs Social Security plan akin to Beveridge
The American Federation of Labor endorses a new Social Security plan with government analysts contributing expertise. It mirrors England's Beveridge concept, relying on a large payroll tax funded by workers in exchange for future benefits.
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Economic plan would tax workers and bosses eight billion a year
The proposal would raise 8 billion annually via a 12 percent tax split between workers and employers. It promises old age and unemployment protections plus medical and maternity care, yet critics warn it drains business funding and may fail as a viable security net amid rising prices and uncertain job security.
Ability To Pay and Social Security Critique
The writer argues workers fear benefits for nothing as employers cover half the costs, while wage rates hinge on profits and the current social security system drains taxes with few benefits. It contends liberalism mislabels inflationary price rises as progress and promises a future column on wage protection and war-bond repayment.
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Berryville News Briefs From The Staree Report
Read The Staree a Reports of Berryville. Seem i te Cee.
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Hospital Receives Wounded Men From African Campaign
About 250 wounded soldiers arrived at Woodrow Wilson General Hospital Staunton from Fishersville. Among the group were stretcher cases in three ward cars, less seriously injured in coaches, and officers in one car. Few head wounds observed, possibly due to GI bucket helmet. A small number of Negro troops were included.
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Midway victory leads in war news reports
News recounts a possible Midway victory with a Japanese fleet retreat while British bombers devastate Cologne. The famed cathedral survives bombing as crowds surge to rationing offices for sugar canning permits.
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Feinberg Wins Trish Sweepstakes After Merchant Career
Five years ago Uncle Frank Feinberg a former local merchant who won $150000 in the Trish Sweepstakes is living quietly. A major wartime bombardment saw about 1500 killed or wounded by Japanese rain bombs on Canton in two separate raids. The kidnapping of James Bailey Cash Jr remains unsolved.
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Flier James Mattern Sprints Moscow to Omsk in Record Time
Ten years ago James Mattern completed a rapid Moscow to Omsk flight in 12 hours and 21 minutes. Dr. Flickinger was honored as president of the Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church.
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Army rattlesnakes hinder Hagerstown woods fire fight
Twenty years ago reports note an army of rattlesnakes driven from underbrush delaying efforts by men fighting a Hagerstown woods fire. In another item, Germans propose a new plan for paying war debts.
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Roosevelt Will Run If Hughes Nominated For Republicans
Twenty seven years ago Theodore Roosevelt would run on a third ticket if Justice Hughes were nominated by the Republicans. The British Empire mourns Lord Kitchener and his staff lost at sea on the Hampshire.
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Contagious New Pink Eye Signals Industrial Spread
A historically contagious conjunctivitis outbreak spreads through plants, especially war industries, with fever fatigue red eye and light sensitivity. Incubation runs five to ten days. corneal involvement and scar tissue possible. Prevention requires plant entry screening and rapid physician assessment.
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