National newspaper ad copy and aphorism
Publication details describe an afternoon paper issued at 94 North Kent Street Winchester Virginia with editor Hi F Byrd Jr and DeLinser Inc representatives in New York. Classifieds rates listed and a reflection quote on motherhood and empathy concludes the fragment.
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North Kent Street
Winchester
Virginia
National Representatives
DeLinser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Insurance rate hikes target young drivers and accident costs
The piece notes nationwide auto insurance rate increases, driven by more accidents and higher court awards. It highlights higher charges for under 25 drivers and those without accidents pay for others' misdeeds. Virginia's new law punishes a second speeding offense within a year with mandatory permit revocation starting June 29.
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Picayune
Virginia
Freedom for Mothers in Tulsa Proposes Daytime Childcare Reform
A Tulsa meeting on juvenile delinquency heard a welfare worker urge communities to create daytime childcare facilities to free mothers for part of the day. She suggested turning children over to state care, likening to practices in Russia where mothers are separated from their children.
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Tulsa
Okla
Russia
Public praise for motherhood over government wards in delinquency debate
A meeting discussed expanding government care for children as a means to curb juvenile delinquency, favoring parental responsibility and biological bonds. Most attendees supported the idea while one doctor criticized it as too socialist, urging parents to take full day and night responsibility for their offspring.
Murray Attacks Wilson Over Wage Rise and Inflation Fear
Current Opinion argues Philip Murray labels Charles E. Wilson ignorant and a big business man. It claims Wilson’s view on a 22 cent hourly wage rise over three years would raise steel and consumer prices, provoke more wage demands, and threaten economic stability amid stalled negotiations and Taft Hartley act references.
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Philip Murray
CIO
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Murray
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Truman
Wage Stabilization Board
Saltonstall Urges Executive Will to Aim for Economy
Senator Saltonstall told a city audience that true economy requires the Executive branch to adopt a deep and continuous intent to cut every unnecessary expense. He warned Congress tends to shrug off burdens and stressed leadership must set the example for reducing government costs.
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Saltonstall
Congress
Exchange Club Banquet Marks Year of Attendance Pins
Exchange Club members gathered at York Inn for a banquet. One year 100 percent attendance pins were awarded to Charles Aiikin Fred J Brumback C Irvine Cather Eustace L Plovance John Goodwin John W Jones Eugene A Knight J Fred Larrick Randolph Larrick Lloyd Martin and Robert J Mc Nally Jr. Mrs Dallas Fogle of Valley Avenue was a surgical patient at Memorial Hospital.
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Exchange Club
York Inn
Charles Aiikin
Fred J. Brumback
C. Irvine Cather
Eustace L. Plovance
John Goodwin
John W. Jones
Eugene A. Knight
J. Fred Larrick
Randolph Larrick
Lloyd Martin
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Dallas Fogle
Valley Avenue
Memorial Hospital
D. O. Louderback
Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs Joseph Dietz
Mr and Mrs Joseph Dietz welcomed a baby boy as congratulations poured in. Mrs Dietz was formerly Miss Mary Armstrong. Miss Nancy Buller hosted a skating party at Berryville rink for Miss Louise Newton of Chicago. Mr and Mrs Clifton Gaunt of Roanoke stayed with Loring and Mrs Bean on West Leicester Street for several days. Ten years ago Mr and Mrs William Grover Fleming and
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Joseph Dietz
Diets
Mary Armstrong
Nancy Buller
Berryville
Louise Newton
Chicago
Clifton Gaunt
Roanoke
Loring Bean
West
Leicester Street
Charley Rouss Cigar Ad From Bushnell Drug Co
J M Cain nearly drowned when his horse and buggy sank in quicksand at Opequom Burnt Factory ford. The George Bushnell Drug Company advertises Charley Rouss cigars priced at five cents.
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George Bushnell Drug Company
Charley Rouss
J. M. Cain
Burnt Factory Ford
Red Cross Chief Salaries and Presidential Campaigns
Readers question Red Cross head salaries and favored leaders. The column notes unpaid presidents, cites past paid leaders like Parrand and Grayson, and cites budget figures and wartime scales. It discusses General Marshall and Truman era roles, plus ongoing political campaigning practices at Washington and quotes about Eisenhower and McCormack.
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George C. Marshall
Red Cross
Truman
Marshall
Taft
L. O
Houston
Tex
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages for Guy Area
Report shows past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. with no rainfall. March rainfall to date is 3.68 inches and year to date 8.93 inches. 30 year average is 36.79 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1951 include January 2.45 February 1.99 March 2.68 April 3.02 May 3.83 June 3.99 July 3.62 August 3.62 September 3.63 October 3.27 November 2.56 December 2.50.
Iodine's Worth As Antiseptic In Wound Care
A report supports iodine as a strong antiseptic for skin and wounds. It kills germs quickly, marks treated skin, and remains effective when in contact withGuid or serum. Studies show no infections or skin burns after iodine use in surgeries.
IQ Quiz Questions and 19th Century Washington Mayors
A list of trivia questions on topics from sports to Roman history, followed by details on the mayoral charters of Washington DC. It notes the evolution of DC governance from 1802 to 1871 and names the last mayor, Matthew G. Emery.
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Washington, DC
Robert Brent
Matthew G. Emery
Salt Water Ice Excludes Salt When Frozen
The observation notes that freezing salt water yields ice without dissolved salt, indicating salt separates during the freezing process and remains in the remaining liquid brine. This explains why ice formed from seawater is largely pure water ice with concentrated salt solution excluded.
Dead Weight Chapter Thirty Seven
Johnny Liddell explains the Goldy encounter that left him injured and tangles with Muggsy Kiely. He mentions Ben Cerla and a missing payoff as they plan next moves while coffee fuels their uneasy negotiations.
Nothing Doing: Johnny Liddell Faces a City of Secrets
Johnny Liddell schemes to settle a murder mess with Goldy and Celia by evening the score at a harbor boat. Muggsy urges caution and a partner, Hennehy is alerted, while Feds close in and Liddell insists on handling the wrap up himself. The scene ends with Herlehy arriving as the case moves to a public confrontation.
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Johnny
Liddell
Liddel
Muggsy
Manhasset Bay Harbor
Celia
T-boys
Ravel
Tam Tong
Hennehy
Garten
Lanfar
Brin
Astrea
Feds
Herlehy
John
Magersy
Pledge Candidates Favored In City Council Race
Letter writers urge voters to back an outspoken pledge candidate in the upcoming City Council primary on April 1 citing past tax concerns and demands for a clear budget. The page also includes an immigration Q and A noting a three year service path to citizenship.
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Evening Star
Coole
Sargent
E. R. Clarke
Star
Clarke
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas D D
A column argues against parental leniency toward church attendance for children. It claims pressure creates prejudice, and notes children imitate adults. The piece asserts early church habit shapes lifelong behavior and mentions wills and distribution of a deceased’s property.
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Earl L. Douglas
D.D
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