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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1948
Page
10
Police seek driver after hit and run damaged a Checkerboard Feed store truck on Cameron Street. About 75 dollars in damage with a crumpled left rear fender bumper damage and crushed right rear wheel against the curb.
Wallace calls for the three big powers to remove troops from Germany and for demilitarization. He argues policing should be handed to France Poland Czechoslovakia and the Benelux nations where people are ready to prevent Germany from threatening world peace.
Gray kangaroos appear to increase in body length as they age, with older individuals showing greater body height than juveniles. Researchers suggest growth continues throughout life, though rate slows in later years.
Time is eastern standard. For central standard subtract one hour for mountain subtract two hours. Some local stations adjust relay schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
A detailed listing of daily radio programming across networks from 6:00 pm to midnight. Includes newscasts, sports commentary, music programs, dramas, comedies, and talk shows with station and host references noted.
Hospital recreation leadership techniques and methods will be stressed at the Recreation Leaders Training Institute next Monday and Tuesday from 7 to 10 p m at Baker VA center in Martinsburg. The institute is sponsored by the American Legion and the Red Cross. Attendees should notify the local Red Cross office on W Piccadilly St. Mrs Ruth Garber Ehlers of the National Recreation Association staff will conduct the classes open to hospital volunteers and interested community members.
A kangaroo lacking a tail uses its forelimbs and hind legs to balance, overbalances easily, and completes multiple somersaults during movement.
NYC Oct 25 A space ship faces a 50 50 chance of being drilled by a shooting star or meteor about once every two years of flight time. Grimminger of Douglas Aircraft Co. says at 300 miles up the rate drops and speeds in space drive the risk, with many tiny particles and some large ones capable of drilling holes.
The Bible study group of the Civic league meets at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Handley library board room with Dr. Ronald S Wilson of Winchester Presbyterian church as discussion leader.
The 21st annual Virginia State Grange convention opens in Lynchburg with discussions on farm legislation and agricultural education. Speakers include Dr. John R. Hutcheson of Virginia Tech and Edward A. Holter National Grange lecturer. Also noted is a 1947 US troop death rate 30 percent lower than 1939.
New York reporters describe Cooper Union as a small Bowery campus with a storied auditorium where 88 years of free lectures have drawn leaders and thinkers. Lincoln, Twain, Ingersoll and Beecher headlines loom as Roy K. advocates scientific freedom amid a diverse, engaged crowd.
Daily language lesson listing common usage tips on words phrases and pronunciation. It covers misused terms such as bulk versus greater part mispronunciations of digest and fiery spelling guidance and a vocabulary expansion prompt highlighting the word indubitable with example usage.
Roberta Lee answers etiquette questions on greetings and sincerity in introductions. She endorses a sincere I am so glad to meet you. When food is too hot one should drink water discreetly rather than mouth actions. For declining an invitation a prior engagement is the best excuse.
Howard Carter of 819 South Loudoun Street faced charges of drunk and disorderly conduct and resisting arrest with a $29.25 fine assessed.
Isadore Good of 328 E Piccadilly St cited for no operator license totaling 10.25 dollars. Curtis William Coffelt of R 1 A Winchester charged with pedestrian right of way violation 15.25 dollars. William M Talhelm of Stephens on improper registration 10.25 dollars.
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