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Publication credit states The Evening Star Publishing Co of Winchester Virginia prints daily except Sunday and includes a Bible verse Micah 6 8 about doing justice loving mercy and walking humbly with God
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War department says B-29s may replace B-17s in Europe
The War Department announces B-29 Superfortresses could replace aging B-17 Flying Fortresses for European occupation work. It notes potential for atomic bomb capability, reinforces plans to make ground forces airborne, and emphasizes deterrence to protect US interests amid Trieste and Dardanelles concerns.
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Railroads and the West A Century of Public Subsidies
The passage discusses land grant railroads funding western development, their subsidies, and the shift after World War II. It notes government use during wars, benefits to the Army, and the eventual end of the railroads' cut-rate obligation after five decades of subsidies and conflicts over public land grants.
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Timely Warning on Halloween Vandalism Issued by Police
Police issue timely warnings amid Halloween vandalism concerns as property repair materials remain scarce. Officials urge calming community actions and remind parents of their responsibility to deter property damage during the holiday period.
Halloween safety urged to curb property damage
Officials urge youngsters to distinguish lawful merriment from vandalism to help the community. By reducing police time on minor Halloween mischief, the force can focus on keeping the city safe from criminals.
Federal funds for education may carry strings of control
Current Opinion notes the clash over federal aid for public schools and the future of state versus federal oversight. The debate highlights the public employment service handover on November 16 and the broader question of conditions attached to federal allocations and bureaucratic control.
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Orioles Fans Hear A Bow To Umpires In Japan
Baltimore readers learn that in Japan there is no umpire booing. Players enter the batter's box and bow respectfully toward the umpire, whose title implies supreme authority.
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Strength For The Day: A varied, balanced religious experience
Earl L. Douglas argues that true religion blends drums horns and strings, avoiding overreliance on any one instrument. A balanced faith includes stern calls to action, eloquent preaching, and gospel persuasion to create a full spiritual life.
Britain Offers Meat Aid to U S Army on Repayment Guarantee
British Food Minister John Strachey said Britain would lend a large meat supply to the United States Army if quick repayment in kind is guaranteed. He noted reports that 20,000,000 pounds had already been sent and warned the loan would be on demand only if the British ration remains unaffected.
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How's Your I Q Quiz Questions On Page 2
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Touch football opens Boys' Club season with junior and senior games
In 1945 the Boys' Club launched its touch football series with games in both the Junior and Senior divisions on Sunday afternoon. Also announced are plans for the Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale at the Virginia Livestock Auction Market in Winchester this Friday. Thelma M Jenkins and Willard Walters wed in Frederick Maryland Saturday October 6.
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Winchester and Frederick County fund drive opens Monday
The Chil dren's Home Society of Virginia fund campaign in Winchester and Frederick County will start Monday afternoon. Melvin Bayliss 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs R E Bayliss who was injured has undergone a major operation. Courtfield Avenue residents welcome the city's new water main from the reservoir to their section.
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