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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1949
Page
5
The fever in babies signals possible infection and must be evaluated by a physician. Temperature varies greatly in children. a high reading does not always indicate severe illness. Do not daily monitor unless signs warrant. call a doctor if fever appears.
Britain has relied on the sterling bloc to obtain dollars for trade with the United States. By end 1946 Britain held about 2500 million dollars in reserves, but steady deficits and bloc drains reduced it to around 1600 million. Officials say a minimum of 2000 million dollars is needed to stay safe, and Washington talks aim to find a solution to prevent further drain.
A public safety notice warns residents to be careful with campfires and picnics in Virginia to prevent wildfires. Authorities urge proper disposal of embers and adherence to local fire restrictions during warmer months.
Newport Rhode Island Sept 9 Harvard archaeologist William S Godfrey Jr reports two summers of digging fail to uncover Viking artifacts or human burials at the Old Stone Tower. Finds are colonial or later with two soil trench groups yielding glass nail and ceramic fragments and boot imprints. Future full report planned while sponsor Preservation Society of Newport County and Newport Park Commission halt further digs.
Cpl. Preston R Whitacre son of Mr and Mrs John Whitacre of Kearneysville is on duty with U S occupation forces in Kobe Japan.
An estimated 700 persons mostly youngsters used the facilities of Martinsburg War Memorial Park swimming.
An opening pool measures 210 feet in length and 45 feet 4 inches in width. Ethiopian royal lineage claims tie to King Solomon and the Queen of Sheba.
A Washington talks with US Canada and Britain aim to ease Britain's dollar shortage without new loans. The discussion covers why Britain lacks dollars, including postwar holdings sales, shipping revenue declines, and manufacturing gaps, seeking a stopgap to reduce dollar use.
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