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Romans Verse on Freedom From Sin and Death
A brief quotation from Romans 8 2 emphasizes the law of the Spirit of life in Christ Jesus setting believers free from the law of sin and death, highlighting spiritual liberation through faith.
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Christ Jesus
Government pledges to salvage and scrap surplus wartime motors
Three officials vow no repeat of postwar waste by scrapping obsolete Liberty engines while distributing some planes to schools for study. Former Senator Gillette, Robert Lovett, and Undersecretary Bard urge hardboiled policy to avoid hindering air progress and accelerate modernization.
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Liberty
United States
Gillette
Surplus Property Board
Robert A. Lovett
Air
War Department
Navy
Bard
Army
Civilian production in postwar Pacific shift
The speaker argues civilian output will rise as wartime supplies wind down but notes a key difference with Europe. In the Pacific, the US must build new infrastructure from rock and sand, including highways, water systems, power grids, telephones, and housing, using factories that would otherwise serve civilian goods.
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United States
British Isles
Pacific
Europe
War adaptations reshape Pacific civilian life and supply
The text notes changes in clothing and food as civilian production gains after America’s multi-front war effort. It emphasizes war making as a specialized job for varied climates and latitudes while predicting month by month growth in civilian output as wartime production scales down from lend-lease and two front needs.
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America
Pacific
Von Rundstedt and B 29 raids urge Japan to surrender
The editorial endorses Marshal von Rundstedt’s call that Allied strategy aims to destroy German industrial capacity and communications. It argues the 400 Superfortress raid damaged Japanese oil stocks naval stores and engine works, warning Japan faces Berlin’s fate if it continues. Unconditional surrender now would save something. fighting on risks total devastation.
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Danville
von Rundstedt
Wehrmacht
Luftwaffe
Europe
Japan
Berlin
Oranges in Houses Covington Virginian Practical Builders
Practical Builders surveys building trends across the country outlining gradual evolutions in home design. Expect one story houses to grow in popularity, interior centered design, larger kitchens, built in storage, more natural light, bigger windows, and garages integrated with houses as basements fade in warm climates.
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Covington Virginian
Practical Builders
Writing Will Begin After War Ends, Beatty Says
Raleigh readers recall Admiral Beatty bidding farewell to American sailors and urging the press to honor valor, initiative, and courage shown by military men from generals to privates as history judges the war years.
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Raleigh News and Observer
Admiral Beatty
Admiral Rodman
Seaman’s postwar status on merchant vessels debated
A seaman in the Merchant Marine may stay after a voyage ends if the master objects, though employment ends with the voyage. Typically a seaman can sign on for another voyage and often continue in service indefinitely through successive articles. The duration commonly does not exceed twelve months per term.
Handley High School team tops State Track title again
One year ago the Fifth War Loan Drive set a 1 300 000 quota for Flag Day. Nine Shawnee District troops camped at Handley grounds for a weekend encampment inviting public inspection. Handley High School cin dermen won the State Track Championship for Class B for the eighth time in ten years. Winchester Park beat Williamsport 5 to 2 in season opener.
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Clarke
Handley Grounds
Handley High School
Winchester Park
Williamspore
Williams to Speak at Stonewall Confederate Cemetery Program
Edward McC Williams, a Berryville lawyer, will deliver the address at the Turner Ashby Chapter U D C annual exercises at Stonewall Confederate Cemetery. Arthur Wooten of Greenville North Carolina drew a small crowd by playing three instruments at once in front of the courthouse, guitar and banjo with his feet while fiddling to produce mountain harmony.
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Edward McC. Williams
Berryville
Stonewall
Turner Ashby
Arthur Wooten
Greenville
N. C
Court House
Hospital Reports Deficit and Relief Campaign Underway
The report of superintendent Lillian Anderson notes a deficit of over $6,000 as directors explain the cause. A central relief campaign raises $2,532 in a day toward a goal of £6,000 to begin.
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Lillian Anderson
Central
Kiwanis Host Draws 200 From Area Clubs
The Winchester Kiwanis Club hosted 200 Kiwanis members from Hagerstown Cumberland and Frederick with a 30 minute Winchester tour luncheon at the George Washington Hotel and a later business meeting.
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Winchester Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Frederick
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Cr. W. Snapp
Fawcett Gap
Citizens Band
American Legion
Geo. Washington Hotel
Harry H. Gardiner
the Humani'ly
Gangs Target Horses as Fire Lights Up Fairfax Area
Forty five years ago reports describe gangs buying horses from intoxicated country men at low cost and selling for large profits. A star reader advocates tar and feathers, while D H Potter’s stable near Fairfax School caught fire overnight but no animals were killed.
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Star Reacer
D. H. Potter
Fairfax School
Strength for the Day on Democracy and Freedom
An essay by Earl L. Douglass discusses the heritage of democracy from ancient Rome and biblical times. It argues freedom requires active effort, education, and patience to inspire others, noting rulers and tyrants struggle with liberty throughout history.
Tax trimming program falls short of real relief
Washington dispatch critiques the announced tax relief as limited and temporary. It notes refunds up to 10 percent come sooner but lacks permanent Treasury impact, with exemptions for smaller earners and revised excess profits rules. Ambiguity about cabinet changes and Treasury leadership hints at no strong 1946 tax reduction.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate
George
Japan
The
Morganthau
Treasury Department
House Ways and Means
Doughton
White House
Truman
Congress
Bretton Woods
Morgenthau
New York
Tuman
Missouri
John Synder
Surplus Property Board War Preference Question
The prompt asks true or false about veterans preference in surplus property purchases, and mentions Ramadan as a month name in a calendar, then requests correcting a sentence beginning "President Truman will".
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Surplus Property Board
Truman
Trigeminal neuralgia may stem from dental infection
Doctors Murray and O Ferrell of Cincinnati report that trigeminal neuralgia can be caused by irritation of the fifth nerve from infection in the teeth or surrounding bone. They note that removing infected alveolar bone and decayed teeth produced permanent relief in many patients, while injections of alcohol offer only temporary relief.
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Maynard Murray
Fileen O’ferrell
Cincinnati
Murray and
O'Ferrel
Quiz Style Trivia From A Historical Newspaper Snippet
A set of trivia questions covers geography religion and history such as the location of Jibouti an ecclesiastical diocese head the messenger of the gods in Roman myth and the fate of Gloria Van derbelt in Mexico The text notes a pension rate of $57 50 per month for a 50 percent disability.
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Gloria Vanderbelt
Mexico
Love and plans collide at wartime town event
Zoe and Mike discuss marriage while planning a Florida dream as Zoe weighs divorce from Paul for true union. In a plant town, Miss Minerva drives a push for a grand award ceremony with the senator present, stirring tensions among Helen Aggie and Philip amid wedding rumors and wartime duties.
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Paul
Minerva
Miss Minerva
Zoe
Aunt Minerva
Washington
Corespondert
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