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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1946
Page
5
Fragmentary crossword style clues list terms across multiple entries and definitions. The snippet includes numbers 12 through 42 with hints such as Hoard and Gazelle Arabia and references to ancient tales and missiles of stone.
Fragmentary crossword style clues list terms such as sleeveless garments and shipboard actions with scattered numbers and a cryptic exclamation. Reads like an old puzzle page entry with partial lines and missing solutions.
Halt sale of milk in Hazelton area announced as an emergency measure with restrictions on distribution and delivery within the city and surrounding districts pending further government actions.
Twelve Hazleton dairies stopped trading today in protest of low milk prices. They demand the Office of Price Administration authorize a two cent per quart price rise to continue operations.
Jealous tale from Laramie Wyoming reports Creel Watkins and his sister's dog clashed over a kiss goodbye. The bite on the nose led to infection and hospitalization after Watkins ignored the dog's outburst.
Weather data show 24 hour precipitation at 0.32 inches ending 7 am. February to date 1.18 inches, year to date 3.03 inches. Average annual rainfall over 33 years is 36.49 inches, with monthly averages from 1913 to 1945.
A radio listing shows Evans Fleisher First Cal Monitor News Labor USA WRO 980 listings. Programs include Our Foreign Policy with Helen Hayes and Jimmy Edmondson First Nighter. Other items cover Dick Tracy Gang Busters Boston Symphony Hour Of Dreams and The Opry Opry Music News and Arch McDonald.
Miss Ruth Perry of Washington D C and Mr and Mrs Charles Lake with their daughter Carol visited the Perry family in Mt Pleasant over the weekend. Also guest Miss Pearl Cochran.
A compact public sale notice lists livestock, farm goods, implements, and household items to be auctioned at two locations. The first sale near Mt. Williams includes livestock and farm equipment. the second, the Bayliss-Parlett place on Rt. 622 features general cleanup items. The notices specify times and nearby landmarks to guide buyers.
Mrs Mollie Snapp hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs C H Barr and their son James at the Massie Farm Cedar Lane. Mrs Mildred Orndorff and Mrs Atha Dyke visited relatives and friends in the area. School announced for 2 pm.
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