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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1946
Page
10
Paris reports on the enduring harm of Nazi conquest across Europe. The text notes how the regime corrupted religion and youth, aimed to break morale in France, and sought to render nations servile, leaving deep social and economic scars that hinder recovery.
The piece describes Nazi efforts to undermine France by promoting black markets through cash subsidies and coerced cooperation. Farmers and urban traders were enticed with high prices while many citizens, including schoolchildren, became entangled in illicit transactions. Public morale suffered as funds from the French treasury funded German influence.
State officers prepare to sign nearly 200 enrolled measures as 1946 session ends. Grundy voters approve a 200000 waterworks bond. Virginia field trials resume in Louisa County after rain delay. Bread weight standard reset for 10 per cent reduction. A Speedway veteran drowns in a rain swollen creek near Princeton. King George farmer convicted of assault in a murder case. Roadside development and county zoning plans discussed by Associated Clubs of Virginia. Governor Tuck delays vehicle inspections until parts and materials are available.
Special Commissioners announce a public auction of multiple parcels from the estate of William R. Willis. The sale, by decree dated February 25 1946 in Chancery W Carroll Willis v Mabel W Kern et al, will occur Saturday April 20 1946 at 11:00 AM in front of the Winchester County Court House. Parcels include Lot Nos 301 303 305 307 309 311 South Kent Street and 125 East Clifford Street with varying frontages and improvements. additional tract 2 includes Nos 113 115 South Kent Street. Lots may be sold separately or as a whole.
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