Rosie the Riveter and wartime payroll decline explored
Washington reports Rosie the Riveter era workers faded from national payrolls after V E Day. From 19 million peak in wartime to 1.63 million in January 1946 many returned home, filed for unemployment, or saved away. It also notes Purple Heart history from World War I and II eligibility.
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Washington
Rosie
Fies of Labor Department
Women's Bureau
Bowling results from multiple leagues and matches update
Across The Headpin and Windiel lead in scores as Royal Crowners post 594. Hagerstown Amoco and Virginia Woolen Co. teams win two from Five Aces and Red Cross respectively. Individual high games include Keller 128, Kline 138, Buck Clevenger 131, and Fauver 138 with several 100+ games across Ladies and Jr. Women divisions.
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Hensler
Rayne
Mildred Strode
Hazel Whitacre
Comets
Va. Woolen Co
Kenneth Lonas
Buster Kline
Bombardiers
Kline
Bill Anderson
John Thornton
Dyers
Buck Clevenger
Chauncey Snapp
Marie Fauver
Loma Cunningham
Bell Clothes Stores
Red Cross
Elizabeth Snider
Mary Molden
Helen Berry
Berryville
Doro Rice
Star Office
Frances Crisman
Martha Bowers
Worth’s
O'Sullivan
Health whistle about ERB HELP herbal cleanse
A man recounts dramatic changes after taking ERB HELP a 12 herb bowel cleanse. He claims relief from headaches pimples rheumatic knee pain and general wellbeing. the ad urges purchase at Winchester drug stores.
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Erbhelp
Winchester
Bowling results and staff notes from junior women league
The page lists junior women bowling results with Worth's and Star Office among top teams and individuals. It includes scores like 526 for Worth's and 534 for Jr. Women, plus team high set 1507 by Worth's, and references a Q&A about where to inquire on a serviceman’s personal effects in the Coast Guard.
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Worth
Red Cross
Star Office
O’sullivan
Deny
Rice
Fayver Ll
U. S. Coast Guard
U. 5
Frederick Clarke Baseball League Opens 1946 Season
High school nines in the Frederick Clarke Baseball League begin April 9 with Middletown at Boyce and Gainesboro at Stonewall. Gore drew a bye. Pope named president. all-star and all-league plans discussed. aims to align rules with Virginia school standards and designate umpires for the season.
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Frederick-Clarke
Middletown
Boyce
Gainesboro
Stonewall
Stephens City
Gore
Pope
Loop
Winchester
George
Berle High School
H. Hoover
E. Ayler
Dempsey Named President of Boxing Promoters of America
Jack Dempsey is named president of Boxing Promoters of America Inc and director at Adams Hats with a salary between 50000 and 100000 yearly. He will select Monday fights for broadcast and assist in matchmaking while promoting clean fights and expanding the group across ten cities. Dempsey plans an arena in midtown Manhattan to rival Madison Square Garden and will travel to California to recruit Pacific Coast members.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Landis
Mike Jacobs
Mahassa Mauler
Jack
Manhattan
Madison Square Garden
Boxing Promoters of America, Inc
Adams Hats
Promoters, Inc
Larry Atkins
Cleveland
Becme
Aide de Camp
Larry
Happy Chandler
Eric Johnston
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Des Moines
California
Pacific Coast
Braves idle as Southworth halts intra-squad drills
With 11 pitchers used in two days Manager Billy Southworth calls off all intra-squad competition until Thursday. The team will have outfielders and infielders pitch in batting practice while the unused pitchers rest ahead of a game with the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Fort Lauderdale
Billy Southworth
Boston Braves
Tribe
Philadelphia Phillies
Baseball Briefs Highlight Major League Holdout Tide
New York reports show at least 45 players remained unsigned as spring training opened with most clubs, except the Red Sox and Reds, represented in the holdout group. Dodgers include Dixie Walker and Pete Reiser among the prominent names. Commissioner Chandler weighs options with Mexican League jumps under review. Dick Bartell impresses Giants during camp as McCarthy Weiss discuss roster moves. Ted Williams returns to the Red Sox batting drills in Sarasota after a brief illness.
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New York
Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Dixie Walker
Pete Reiser
St. Louis Cardinals
Marty Marion
Whitey Kurowski
Browns
Vern Stephens
Dick Siebert
Cleveland
Frank Hayes
New York Yankees
Ernie Bonham
ST. Petersburg
McCarthy
Palm
George Weiss
Bradenton
Gulf
Bill Dickey
Johnny Neun
District Class B playoffs set for Washington and Lee gym
District Class B playoff action is set for Thursday and Friday at Washington and Lee in Lexington with Covington Wayne sboro Staunton and Harrison remaining in contention. Handley eyes a return next year while Martinsburg and others exit WV-VA play. Radford beats William Byrd 40-17 to claim Blacksburg tourney title. William Byrd prevails over Pulaski 43-41 in the final.
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Washington and Lee Gymnasium
Lexington
Covington
Waynesboro
Staunton
Harrison
Handley
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Virginia
Radford Bobcats
William Byrd
Blacksburg
Illiam Byrd
Pulaski
Radford
William
Pulaska
William Fleming
Army rules on WW II Victory Medal eligibility
Q and A explain that anyone who served on active duty honorably between December 7 1941 and hostilities end is eligible for the World War II Victory Medal. It defines termination date as proclaimed by the President or fixed by Congress and notes that no points are awarded for decorations. Some awards may make a man eligible for earlier release.
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Congress
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Carleton Emmart
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Christian Herald
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Sig — University Press
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Westinghouse
West Palm Beach
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Cuba
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Mexico
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Sarasota
Joe Cronin
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Ted Williams
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Blauto
Gene Miller
Dayton High School
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New’ York Stock Exchange
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Richmond
Mattress Sale
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Rip van Winkle
J. W. Grove Furniture CO