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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1943
Page
5
Presentation of 24 hour rainfall ending 8 a.m. with June to date and year to date figures. Includes average annual rainfall over 30 years and monthly totals from January to December. Courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
The article surveys the Office of Price Administration efforts to curb living costs through subsidies price ceilings and rollbacks. It notes 26 percent cost increases since 1939 and 7 percent since Sept 1942, with foods driving most of the rise. It cites critics warning subsidies expand government control and outlines OPA’s three price relief tools.
Stephens City's Independents defeated Remount 12 to 10 in a high pace Sunday afternoon game. Both teams traded baskets as Remount attacked the glass while Stephens City converted fast breaks and second chances to secure the win.
Mildred Williams, a student at Gheese school, set a new all time attendance record in Fort Collins after missing no days for twelve years ending this spring.
Charlottesville item refers to Nathaniel W. Boyd in a leadership context. Details are sparse but imply Boyd's involvement in guiding or directing Virginia affairs. Further specifics on role, dates, and scope are not provided in the readable text.
Reynolds Store Virginia reports Sunday guests including R P Anderson and family Winchester N L McIntire and family Hayfield E C Stotler Tom Brannon Walter Nesmith Ardell Moore and others. A memorial service is set for Wesley Chapel on Sunday June 20 at 2 30 p m. John Cabot discovered Newfoundland in 1497.
Capon Bridge West Virginia on June 15 reports multiple residents leaving for visits and furloughs. Mrs C S Woods, Mrs C J Nixon, Corp Glen L Crane, Mrs Forest Jones and daughter Terry, Miss June Wolford, Edsel Hook and Brevet Hook are away visiting relatives or awaiting military service. Mrs Dorothy Muse is ill with rheumatism amid several whooping cough cases. A stray sentence on medieval Persians and chess ends with a graphic note about a wound cauterization joke.
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