Churchill Address Emphasizes US Global Role and Atomic Power
The essay reviews Winston Churchill's remarks praising U.S. world leadership and nuclear dominance while warning against appeasement. It notes his concerns about the Soviet influence behind an iron curtain and his call for strength and vigilance to avoid future catastrophe.
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World should read and ponder his words for all people
A global figure urges that thoughts be read and pondered by ordinary people as well as leaders, stressing the importance of understanding his message across the world.
Virginia Education and Public Welfare Budget Grows Ten Years
The News analyzes Virginia appropriations from 1936 38 to 1946 48 showing large increases in education health and public welfare. Education rises from 13 8 million to 39 2 million plus retirement while colleges health tuberculosis sanitation and mental hygiene also jump, suggesting strong progress though concerns about revenue and future taxes persist.
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Lynchburg News
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Obituary and notable notes from 1 to 10 years prior
Mrs. Fannie B. Sencindiver, widow of Turner B. Sencindiver, dies at her daughter's home. Mrs. Gibson Baker addresses the American Legion Auxiliary. Miss L. G. Haycock dies within 48 hours of her sister Minnie Bell Haycock near Clearbrook. Five years ago Rotary Meet social chairs appointed for Winchester event. Trial Justice Donald Weems resigns. George H. Barnsley names Herman Barr parade marshals. Ten years ago Charles Harper vacationed in Florida. Gov. Alf Landon, 48, the youngest Republican presidential hopeful. Eli Garber and Frankie Cone featured in 85-pound intramural wrestling finals at Handley.
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Turner B. Sencindiver
H. W. Ebert
Gibson Baker
American Legion Auxiliary
L. G. Haycock
Minnie Bell Haycock
Clearbrook
Vernon Eddy
L. J. McEligott
Charles Coffman
Fred Glaize
Rotary
Winchester
Donald Weems
George H. Barnsley
Herman Barr
Foot and Mounted
Charles Harper
Florida
Alf Landon
Kansas
Eli Garber
Frankie Cone
Handley
Funeral for Bernice Shockey Held Yesterday
Twenty years ago in Wenatchee Washington Miss Bernice Shockey daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Shockey died and her funeral was held yesterday afternoon. The item notes a local connection and memorial event from the era.
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Bernice Shockey
Howard Shockey
Wenatchee
Wash
Winchester
Queens
Farm Purchase Sparks Stephens City Corner Story
Forty five years ago Mrs Hug Lewis bought a farm and house near Stephens City from Mrs Mollie Larrick for a price named as 2 135 dollars. A young county beauty has to have her oot emputated when creosote she daubed on her corns insects that limb and gangreene sets iv.
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Hug Lewis
Stephens City
Mollie Larrick
Byrnes policy shift and doubts on Russia balance
The article debates U S policy toward the Soviet Union with Byrnes as a central figure. It argues a shift may be coming, critiques past reliance on yes to Russia, and warns that no firm policy risks peace and military missteps. It recalls 1930 as the last Federal budget surplus year.
Quiz on government, geography and literature
Seven questions cover cloture the Grand Canyon location World War I black soldiers French actress Sarah Italy rigor mortis nine lives which sea lifeline of empire Pennsylvania senator candidacy Wang Lung author China Africa condominium under Britain and Egypt.
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Wang Lung
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Africa
Great Britain
Egypt
One World or None urges courage over fear for peace
Earl L. Douglas argues that America must lead with world interest beyond self. He warns against fear and cynicism as Europe stalls toward war and Russia watches Washington for guidance, urging sacrifice and faith to forge a peaceful new world.
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Europe
America
Russia
Washington
Pig and poultry tax payment question in New Mexico
In Albuquerque on March 6 a farmer asked how many hogs and chickens the government would take for income tax. Giles L. Matthews of the internal revenue bureau said no March 15 payments would be accepted. He advised the farmer to convert his livestock to cash then return to the bureau.
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Nevile Strange Plotting Death in Turbulent River Mystery
In a tense riverboat scene Superintendent Battle suspects Nevile Strange of arranging Audrey’s supposed murder. Nevile defends innocence while admitting rage over Audrey's marriage and fear drives Audrey and Thomas Royde to discuss past danger. The tale promises further revelations.
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