May 15 1943 Star ad rates and naval focus editorial
The Winchester Virginia Star lists postal matter details, subscription rates, and ad deadlines. The article contains a wartime editorial praising aircraft carrier and destroyer escort roles in the Pacific, noting naval planes will overwhelm Japanese air power and force retreat of U boats.
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Pacific
Hitler
The Creditor Nation Shift in U S Bond Sales
The passage traces the shift from debtor to creditor in the United States as individuals and corporations increasingly fund government revenue needs through bonds. It notes historical debt cycles from Jackson to Civil War, World War I lending, and the postwar rise of private lending to the federal government, ending with uncertain future debt levels.
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United States
America
Andrew Jackson
Navy ships to surge in power says Knox
Secretary Knox announced a projected more than doubling of fighting ships for the U S Navy this year. He notes that quantitative gains accompany qualitative progress as new warships enter service. The ships under construction embody hard earned wartime lessons and promise greater battlefield effectiveness.
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United States Navy
Knox
Codling moth study warns sprays fail against pests
Reprinted Richmond editorial notes Dr. Hough’s prize paper on codling moths. He reports larvae show resistance to arsenical sprays and to nonarsenical chemicals, urging shift to targeting adults with nicotine products to protect Virginia orchards.
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Richmond
Walter Pace
Virginia
Winchester
Hough
Virginia Academy of Science
Academy
Times-Dispatch
Postwar Germany and democratic rebuilding quote analysis
Dr George N Shhuster president Hunter College argues Germans must choose their government structure and rejects regional barriers. He notes Bavarian, Prussian, and Baden weaknesses, warns Nazi remnants may fuel violence, and favors a temporary stern military government guided by the Atlantic Charter for lasting peace.
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George N. Shhuster
Hunter College
Aufbau
New York
Germany
Bavaria
Prussia
Baden
Oldest Man at the Bar of Law in Winchester Turns 89
A letter from C. W. Boden and wife dated May 14 1943 congratulates the Hon M M Lynch on his 89th birthday. The note praises his many advises and extends wishes for health and many more years.
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the Star
Winchester
M. M. Lynch
Star Classified Ads Pay Big Returns On A Small Investment
A short rundown notes that small classified ads yield notable returns for advertisers. It highlights affordability and potential reach, urging readers to test ad placements to gauge response and boost sales or inquiries.
Blind Man's Secret Hidden in Campus Spy Plot
Agatha urges Clemantine to flee as they suspect watchers and a spy connected to Hans Putnam and a rumor about a radio tube. They flee in Hans's car before a pursuer returns, planning to hide and await the next move in the ongoing investigation.
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Willard
Agatha
Hans
Hans Putnam
Dr. Hill
Mr. Marsh
Clemantine
John
Seven Quiz Questions on General Knowledge From Page 2
This item lists seven test questions covering natural products from Brazil English author of The House of the Seven Gables plant types geography and demographic data The questions ask about resin from hevea trees a president nicknamed Rough and Ready a corrected sentence chrysanthemum type author name meaning of Llewellyn the Welsh name and the year the Alien Registration Act was adopted
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Italy
Greece
Tunisia
United States
Llewellyn
Thinking Of You Poem From War Letter By Private Anderson
A wartime letter from Pvt. J. M. Anderson of Camp Gordon Florida expresses longing for Josie and plans for a future together. He writes of a hoped marriage, memories, and duty as he fights, hoping to return home. The poem blends affection with wartime resolve and signals an awaiting wedding.
Invasion Fronts Proposed as War Strategy
The narrative outlines multiple invasion options against Germany including Norway with a Mediterranean strike, and a southern Sicilian-Italian route, plus a Turkey-Persia angle. It argues for simultaneous fronts to stretch German production and forces, and notes Britain and North Sea options. Internal U.S. political maneuvering over taxes and the Ruml plan is also discussed.
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Italy
Hitler
Sicily
Austria
Isonza
Britain
North Sea
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Ana Conan
Washington
Rayburn
McCormack
Joe Martin
House
Senate
Rumi
Roosevelt urges more transport planes as war talk rises
President Roosevelt says the nation is moving into actual fighting in more places as transport aircraft are needed. Winchester registers 2418 car owners and 43 percent hold X or B-3 cards. A civilian defense program modeled on a War Department plan begins in Winchester. In Atlanta a basement fire at the Terminal Hotel kills 25, injures 13, with others missing. Helen Virginia Lillis wins an oratorical contest. Ten years ago Roosevelt urged world peace and disarmament. Searches continue for a missing flaming airplane near Gore. the plane is not found.
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Roosevelt
Winchester
War Department
Terminal Hotel
Atlanta
Helen Virginia Lillis
Charles H. Lillis
West Monmouth Street
Catholic Student Mission Crusade
World
Isac
Denny Cain Faces Multiple Auto Offense Warrants
Clarke county man Denny Cain is charged in warrants with drunken driving high speed assaulting an officer resisting arrest failure to stop after arrest and related automobile offenses. Miss Willa Cather, daughter of Charles and Mrs Cather now living in Red Cloud Nebraska, won the Pulitzer for One of Ours.
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Denny Cain
Clarke County
Willa Cather
Charles Cather
This County
Red Cloud, Nebr
Desheveled man jailed on cruelty to animals charge
Twenty seven years ago Charles Grim, a well known young man about town, is jailed in desheveled condition on cruelty to animals. Mr J H Kent of Millwood notes his mother Mrs Jos H Kent, 67, has regained sight and can read fine print and thread a needle without glasses.
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Charles Grim
J. H. Kent
Millwood
Jos. H. Kent
Kiger Re-elected Secretary of Cumberland Valley Firemen
Forty years ago Joseph E. Kiger is re elected secretary of Cumberland Valley Firemen. Eleventh annual Millwood Horse Show is held at Glenwyn home of W. W. Bowles.
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Joseph E. Kiger
Cumberland Valley Firemen
Millwood
Glenwyn
W. W. Bowles
Protes tant Episcopal Council Opens in Virginia Diocese
Forty five years ago Miss Maria Woolfolk of Boyce visits the South since last fall and shipped her bicycle from Georgia to Boyce. The 103rd Annual Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Virginia begins session at Christ Episcopal Church. Officers include Joe Long Philip Williams Willie Beverley Dick Byrd Jr Gray Beverley and Harry Byrd.
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Maria Woolfolk
Boyce
South
Georgia
Council of
Protestant Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Virginia
Christ Episcopal Church
Joe Long
Philip Williams
Willie Beverley
Dick Byrd
Gray Beverley
Harry Byrd
Causes of Spring Type Of Hay or Rose Fever
Hay fever is linked to grasses and trees rather than roses. Blue grass, timothy, and Bermuda grass pollinate from late spring to fall, with trees such as elm, hazel, alder, maple, beech, ash, and oak also causing symptoms. Vaccination helps more in spring than fall. start treatment early.
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Bostock
Dunbar
Galen
United States
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