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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1957
Page
8
The ad promotes same day delivery for Sanitone Dry Cleaning at 31 E Piccadilly St. The copy highlights students known for style, urges campus patrons to have clothes Sanitone cleaned now to avoid last minute rushes and maintain pressed, fresh looks.
A parsed crossword style grid presents across and down clues with numbered entries. The set includes zoological terms, geographic hints, and punctuation prompts, along with abbreviations and archaic words.
A mixed set of crossword clues including Precious stone TV part and Close to Truman plus entries like Melody Strike Squared, Boil inside, Eating quarters warships, Large cask, Nymphs Moh Paradise, Proud college provoke Ate restricted menu, Demolish, Wing like, Enemy, Water craft, Come up, Writing fluid, Republic, Little girl S A fr Retardey's Anewer, Deer of India, Medieval tale, Mans name abbr.
Mussolini was quietly buried in his hillside hometown of Predappio near Milan. About 500 attendees, including Fascists in black shirts, attended the ceremony as Carabinieri guarded the vault. The body was hidden in a monastery crate to prevent rallying cries for a revival.
The 78 hour holiday period brought at least 15 deaths in Virginia with 12 on highways. Toll reaches 583 39 for 1957 as drownings and a hunting accident add to the weekend total. Notable crashes claim Mrs Ruby Smith and two children in Hampton, plus other fatalities in Pulaski Wise Morgan and Danville areas.
A dry weather warning urges caution with fire and directs residents outside Winchester to call MO 2.4500 if a fire starts.
About 9,300 transatlantic travelers disembarked from twelve liners at Port of New York in a single day led by the superliner United States. Ships entered harbor between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. with seven docks in the first hour amid customs and health inspection strains. No Asian flu cases aboard, says Dr. Leo W. Tucker, medical director at Rosebank quarantine.
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