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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1969

Page

5

Midwest Flood Fight Prevented Major Damage

The Midwest floods caused 100 million dollars in damage and eight deaths, with 25 000 displaced. Authorities credit advance planning and forecasting for preventing an estimated 250 million dollars in damage. The Army Corps of Engineers logged 10 million sandbags, 200 miles of dikes, and 400 emergency contracts while 1 000 engineers and 2 100 guardsmen aided alongside residents.

Washington Midwest Army Corps of Engineers Interstate Commerce Commission Red Cross Frederick J. Clarke Army Engineers Clark House Senate Public Works Appropriations Office of Emergency Preparedness American Red Cross Foresight Dakotas Minnesota U.S. Weather Bureau North South Dakota Iowa Wisconsin

1969 Needlecraft Catalog Offers Doilies and Gifts

Ace Brookes presents a pattern collection including oblong doily designs and a dresser set. The note advertises patterns with prices 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing, and promotes a giant needlecraft catalog with over 200 designs and free patterns.

Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y New Needlecraft

Restraint Terms and Geographical Word Block

A crossword style list of clues covers restraint terms from fetters and restrains to holding rights and leather thongs, plus a wide set of geographic and linguistic hints. Entries include Italian islands Visigoth ruler Basque cap and various abbreviations, with many cryptic style definitions across 50 clues.

Christina Europe

April city charges total 181 with 97.6 percent conviction

Winchester Police Chief FM Funk reported April totals show 181 charges across adults and juveniles, a 97.6 percent conviction rate, 184 complaints, 837 meter and 76 traffic violations, 70 street lights out, and 16 juvenile cards filed for offenses from shoplifting to runaways. Adult charges numbered 165 with 139 drunk in public, 17 speeding, 11 reckless driving, 10 with no license, plus other counts. multiple single-count cases include assault, trespassing, and more.

Winchester Fm, Funk

Hares and Rabbits Distinctions in the United States

In the United States, little distinction is made between hares and rabbits, both called rabbits. Rabbits are smaller with shorter ears and feet, born naked and blind. hares are born with hair and eyes open.

United States

Americans Face Perilous Paper Confusion Across Society

AP analysis cites rising U S per capita paper use from 436 to 536 pounds as a sign of looming chaos affecting Wall Street, the Post Office, stores, executives, and students. It argues that excessive paperwork creates unread bills, misplaced memos, and bureaucratic inefficiency.

John Cunniff New York Wall Street Post Office American Paper Institute United States

Virginia Hosts About 110 Local Development Corporations

Virginia hosts roughly 110 local industrial development corporations across municipalities. The number reflects widespread efforts to promote business, employment, and investment across counties and cities in the commonwealth.

Virginia

Fortune ranks U.S. 500 industrial leaders by 1968 sales

Fortune magazine reports America's 500 top industrial firms boosted sales 13 percent to a record 405.3 billion in 1968, capturing 64 percent of national industrial sales and 74.4 percent of profits. General Motors led with 22.8 billion, Standard Oil of New Jersey second at 14.1 billion.

New York America Fortune Magazine Fortune General Motors Standard Oil New Jersey

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