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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1941
Page
7
Fort Riley Kansas reports Clarence Faulkenhainer notes 693000 selectees each write about three letters weekly. He estimates the government sells 3243000 dollars worth of postage stamps and that each successful reply doubles that amount.
State Mine Inspector Thomas Allen sent repeated notices to a coal company demanding payment of Colorado’s four mill tax per ton mined. The company replied with a report of operations and a check for one cent tax on two and a half tons of coal.
The phrasing notes that the Synoptic Gospels are those of Matthew Luke and Mary, described as a synopsis or conspectus of Christ’s life and sayings.
Palestine officers uncover a jail trustie who made a key to the liquor room and used it to drain contraband liquor two at a time. The key allegedly opened most doors in the jail building, signaling a serious breach of security and trust.
Clarke County Virginia invites general contractors to bid by 11 30 a m September 20 1941 for bio construction of Boyce Elementary School with eleven classrooms auditorium and auxiliary rooms. Bids open at the superintendent’s office Berryville. Plans at Robertson’s office or State Department of Education Richmond with 50 deposit. 5 percent certified check or 6 percent bid bond required. bids valid 30 days. owner may reject any bid. Archie F Robertson superintendent.
The narrative follows Ylena, Scott, Rose and companions touring Havana and Cuban towns. They plan excursions to Mantanzaz, Cienfuegos, Trinidad and Havana sights while aging romance and travel weariness mix with lively street life and afternoon cafe scenes. A suspenseful arrival hints at new developments.
Capon Springs West Virginia September 2 Marion Woods Grover Feathers of near Star Tannery and Misses Loraine Cooper Emily Farmer and Frances Orndorff of Capon Springs were in an automobile wreck Sunday evening. The Chevrolet coach left the road on a curve and down a steep bank about thirty feet. Cooper Orndorff and Farmer were painfully though not seriously injured. Woods and Feathers had scratches only. Mr and Mrs N B Cooper returned from Washington DC. John and Paul Semmons visiting. Mr and Mrs Mason Hitt John Birmingham and Ruth Watson visited. Kenneth Seldon of Highview also visited Capon Springs residents.
Berlin reports German sources describe Roosevelt Labor Day address as revealing the president in a Kerensky role. They say Roosevelt flirts with Bolshevism to advance his ends while Bolshevism follows its own path.
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