Radio Highlights and Radar Primer Commentary
A radio schedule lists multiple programs including the Boston Symphony Orchestra with Serge Koussevitsky and National Barn Dance on air. A radio history explainer outlines Radar basics, its use in Britain during 1940 41, and the evolution from early experiments to modern detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hawk
WTOP
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Serge Kousevitsky
Lisadov
James G. MacDonald
WMAL
WRC
Easter Visit Notes Across Middletown Community
Local residents share Easter gatherings with relatives and friends in Middletown Virginia and nearby towns. The District Conference in New Market draws attendees including Mrs. C. R. Curtis and Mrs. Lillie Street while many family members visit from Washington Winchester and Baltimore.
Post-War Plans For Employment Of 10 Millions
Washington May 1 The Commerce Department study Markets After the War outlines how to keep people employed after victory. It argues vast civilian demand will rebound once peacetime production resumes and that individual businesses must plan for markets, jobs, and purchasing power.
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Washington
Pearl Harbor
Commerce Department
America
Story of Radar Unveiled as War Officials Release Details
Washington releases part of Radar’s story after more than two years of censorship. Radar, the radio detection device, helped guard skies and seas against enemy aircraft and ships, with early warning reportedly reaching Pearl Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
John ¢. O'Brien
Philadelphia Enquirer
Sale Directory May 8 Listing Angus and Shorthorn Cattle
Virginia Livestock Ave Whatchester features purebred Angus and Shorthorn cattle in a sale directory entry. Local buyers can inspect and bid on cattle of multiple lines and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Livestock Ave
Whatchester
Royal buffs visitors hunt buffalo in 19th century America
European royalty traveled to the United States during the 1800s to take part in buffalo hunting expeditions. Their journeys reflected colonial era leisure and exploration patterns as they engaged in big game pursuits across frontier lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Local Visitors Over Easter At Mason Home
High View Virginia residents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens and daughter Ruth and Mr. T. E. Owens of Washington DC and Mr. Ralph Fletcher of Front Royal visited Mrs. Ruth Mason over Easter. Miss Ruth Bauserman of Washington DC spent the weekend with her parents. Edna Cadwallader Virginia Luttrell and Donald Kremer from Richmond were guests at the Cadwallader home. Paul Koenig Jr and family visited over Bagster Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallie Stickley
Richard Long
C. R. Curtis
Lillie Street
Harry Richard
Wilson Borden
New Market
Jane O'Leary
Washington
Carl O'Leary
Ethel Henson
Dorothy Keller
Mrs. Willarene
Wincheser
Higgh View
Robert Owens
Ruth
T. E. Owens
D. C
Ralph Fletcher
Front Royal
Ruth Mason
Ruth Bauserman
John Bauserman
Marvin White
Edna Cadwallader
Virginia Luttrell
Donald Kremer
Richmond
George Cadwallader
Paul Koenig, Jr
Bagster
Hove
Paul Koenig
Notice of personal debt responsibility
Ida Marple Boyce declares she will not be responsible for debts other than those she incurs. Dated April 29, 1931.
Public Sale of Real and Personal Property in Winchester
Public auction at H. C. Keller deceased’s late residence 601 Greenwalt Avenue Winchester Virginia on May 22 1943 at 10 A M. Personal property includes china furniture tools and appliances. Real estate a large corner lot with dwelling and outbuildings sells after cash and terms described with installments and security notes. C B Shutts executor Dunn and Duvall auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Keller
Greenwalt Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Allen Heatrota
C. B. Shutts
Dunn & Duvall
Rainfall Totals and 30 Year Averages for Winchester
Report shows none of rainfall for the 24 hours ending 8 a m May to date and year to date 11.71 inches. It lists average annual rainfall for 30 years at 36.11 inches and monthly means from 1913 to 1941, with January 2.49 inches through December 2.47 inches. Statistics are courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research Laboratory
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Moon Dial
Betherton Orchestra
Dancine
Nerk
O’brien
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Little Son
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Grover Grim
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Main Street
Will O’neal
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Sparrow’s Point
Harold Walters
Larrick
Church Street
Jack Walter
Town
SH Airways
By Bob Smith
Sale Directory
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Sol
United Food Stores
C. B. TS & Son
National Ave
Ida Marple Boyce
George Washington Garage
Winchester Ffanaticen
Marpers Ferry
wAeo Potomac By-Products Co
Harpers Ferry, W. Va
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