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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1950
Page
7
In college football discussion, Trinity's latest game payout covered expenses many times over. Space chatter notes William and Mary backfield names and dealer hints. Doubts persist on gate receipts after free admissions.
Classified display ads priced per word per day with a minimum charge. Rates set at $1.50 per column inch per day with cash payment required. Closing hours at The Star Office are before 3 30 pm to include in the same date edition.
A collage of small ads listing rebuilt motors for classic cars, household items like ranges and like new washers, rental rooms and apartments, and job notices. Includes Montgomery Ward catalogs, A and N Store prices, and multiple Winchester Virginia area contact details.
World’s largest publisher advertises for an energetic man with a car in the Winchester area. Training provided for immediate earnings averaging $100 weekly or more. Applicants should mail a letter with age education and experience details to the stated address.
Male applicants sought for counter grill work at Snow White Grill. Must be settled and dependable for a permanent position with an attractive salary. Apply in person to Mr. Harding. Date not specified.
Clarke County judge Loring C. Kackley of Berryville was guest speaker at a Men-of-the-Church dinner at Front Royal Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening. His talk focused on a “Program of Progress.”
London police identified Douglas Monro 26 of London as the seaman accused of entering Buckingham Palace and stealing a dispatch box. Scotland Yard confirmed the box vanished and later appeared in a nearby garbage can denying reports that the box was broken open or secrets stolen.
Dedication from Mary N. Grim on the third anniversary of Maurice James Grim’s death, October 14, 1947. The poem invites remembrance as a spiritual journey, urging faith in Jesus and comfort in the Father’s house. Written by Mary N. Grim.
Police confirmed the box found at Buckingham was recovered intact and contained no state secrets. Sensational London reports prompted Scoulong Yard to issue a mid afternoon statement denying theft of state papers and noting the box had been missed but was recovered.
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