College for All Should Publicly Fund College Education
The piece weighs whether every American should have free access to college funded by public money, as veterans do under the GI Bill. It notes that public education expanded over time from basic schooling to wider access, but free college would require policy shifts, funding, and a public discussion as costs are weighed against benefits.
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Memory of the Dead Returns in 3000 American War Remains
The U S S Honda Knot returns with 3000 American war dead to San Francisco Bay to be sent to various sites. Families gather for services and graveside salutes as time heals wounds and memories fade. The report notes future arrivals and recalls Hitler’s reported death through Arthur Axmann’s account.
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Hitler Dead Again in Bunker After Shootout and Poison
Eyewitness Axmann recounts Hitler shooting himself in the mouth after Goering and Himmler fled. Eva Braun reportedly ingested poison. The couple’s bodies were burned with gasoline and buried in a shell hole, fueling rumors of an escape.
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Dinner Guests in a Food Crisis Poem
Poem by H. S. Phillips in New York Sun describes dinner guests as famine ravaged children and later Faith Hope and Love. The speaker contrasts grim scenes with moral call to hospitality and caregiving, ending with a biblical feeding message.
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Winchester couple wed at Loudoun Street Presbyterian church
Major M. B. Clowe Jr. and Capt. Robert Mamwuel named executive officer and company commander of the 3rd Virginia battalion. Miss Yvonne Pierce and Douglas Buler, both of Winchester, were married yesterday at the Loudoun Street Presbyterian church.
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Five Coast Guardsmen Trapped by Potomac Flood Near Leesburg
The 1942 event recounts five Coast Guardsmen trapped in a tree during Potomac flood near Leesburg. Mrs. Randolph Shields, recently returned missionary from China, was a guest speaker at a United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting.
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Handley Judges Triumph Over RMA in 13-6 Victory
The Handley Judges defeated a powerful RMA eleven 13 to 6 with a touchdown by Willie Cather. Jack Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Williams, suffered a serious injury after a fall during play.
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Local men convicted in Circuit court for violation of prohibition laws
Two local men were convicted in Circuit court of violating the prohibition laws. Capt. George W. Kurtz, a businessman and Confederate veteran, was recovering at his home after a serious illness.
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Millwood Toll Gate Keeper’s Son Injured in Horse Incident
A 1891 report notes John Elliot Jr. son of the Millwood toll gate keeper was seriously injured after a fall from a horse. Local pigeon fancier Jarmimes Hillyard records four homing pigeons that flew 116 miles in two hours.
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Power of Spiritual Fulcrum in Christian Faith
Archimedes sought a physical fulcrum to move the earth, but the Christian finds the Gospel as the outside time space fulcrum. Belief unlocks powers beyond senses, enabling miracles and rising above human limits, with heaven’s power available to those who believe without doubt. Jesus taught that faith can move mountains, not by human power but through transcendent forces.
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How's Your I Q Quiz Questions and Answers
A reader quiz asks seven questions on topics from medicine and production to geography and literature. Questions cover body element values, U S auto production, race horse directions, Miss America winners, hematology, a Norwegian dramatist, Italy's surrender, crowing cor- graphs, the Black Republic, puffing adder venom, and postcard history with dates and places.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages from Winchester Lab
Rainfall data cover 24 hours to 7 a.m. and year to date with 1947 figures. Average monthly precipitation 1913-1946 lists values for each month. Statistics are courtesy of the Winchester Research Laboratory.
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