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The Post Office Department states the symbol is two crossed sprouted twigs forming an X. It signifies the unknown quality.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1940
Page
10
The Post Office Department states the symbol is two crossed sprouted twigs forming an X. It signifies the unknown quality.
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Mountain View School at Hay Field will hold final exercises Wednesday May 29 at 8 p m. The Winchester Junior Board of Trade will present three prizes in the Frederick County health unit contest. Eva Richard Esther Richard and Peachy Glynn are among Mountain View winners. The program opens with Mrs Marshall Hayden’s elementary department and a rhythm band. Mrs Susan Kuykendall Duff’s intermediate department offers several readings and plays including El mer about college life starring Harry Richard and a large cast. Additional dialogues Three Strikes and You’re Out Buying Eggs Sign On The Dotted Line feature cast members. Eva Richard Ruth Feeley Peachy Glynn and Mary Belle Watts will dance The Four Seasons. Admission is free and refreshments follow.
The U S liner Washington docked in New York from Genoa and Naples with 1068 people aboard, including 500 Jewish refugees using Swiss passports. British authorities held the ship at Gibraltar for nine hours while 400 sacks of mail were removed. the incident followed a recent procedure intended to speed processing.
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