Evening Suntcrting Co. Advertisement Policy Notice
The notice lists advertising deadlines and rates for The Evening Suntcrting Co. of Winchester. It notes 9 PM day-before publication deadlines and transient rate of 50 cents per inch with contract rates on application. It asks subscribers to report delivery irregularities to aid a perfect delivery system. The text includes references to NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES DeLisser Inc and Audit Bureau of Circulation, with monetary amounts $6.56 and 3.50.
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The
Star
Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation
Whosoever Offereth Thanks Glorifies God
A brief religious reflection citing Psalm 50 23 on thanksgiving as praise to God. The verse highlights gratitude as a form of worship.
Growth of Industrial Research in America
The article notes industrial research became a major American industry between World Wars I and II, growing from 2.9 million dollars in 1920 to 23.4 million in 1940. It predicts postwar expansion, driving jobs and higher incomes through advances in autos, radios, appliances, plastics, and chemical processes. It urges tax allowances for research and patent system improvements to foster further growth.
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National Association of Manufacturers
America
NAM
Association
Armed Services
The New Invasion in the Pacific Reports Aerial and Naval Action
A new invasion operation is forming in the Pacific with unpredictable potential outcomes. The piece discusses the complexity of landing battles and the strategic stakes, referencing a figure of a thousand wives in a metaphorical or narrative context.
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Pacific
War brides face reentry challenges as they move to new homes
The article notes American hospitality will help thousands of American war brides settle in distant homes across a new country. It highlights the emotional and social adjustments they must make, including language barriers, unfamiliar customs, and short acquaintance marriages, as Australia sends brides to the United States.
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Tralia
Australia
United States
Editorial urges ending sanctions aiding Peron and Franco
Reprinted Martinsville piece argues that a quarter million Argentines protest dictatorship and that wartime sanctions on Spain and Argentina should be eased. It cautions relaxing limits would signal softness to Franco and Peron, prolonging tyranny, and urges continued limited economic aid to the fight for liberty.
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Martinsville Daily Bulletin
Buenos Aires
Peron
Washington
Britain
Spain
Argentina
Franco
United States
Great Britain
Axis
Bulgaria's envoy to Washington departs Sofia for duties
Roanoke Times reports Bulgaria's new diplomatic representative leaves Sofia for Washington to assume duties. He says Bulgarians hope Americans understand that Bulgaria was pulled into war with the United States against its will. The Balkan states mostly sided with the Axis, complicating Allied victory and prolonging the war. The State Department may press Bulgaria's envoy on the issue.
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Roanoke Times
Bulgaria
United States
Sofia
Washington
Balkan States
Yugoslavia
Greece
Hitler
State Department
Eisenhower Divisions Count Question
The fragment asks how many divisions were under General Eisenhower's command. The incomplete text suggests a query about Allied or American force structure during his leadership. No definitive numbers are provided in the excerpt.
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Eisenhower
Dewey Returns to Albany After Campaign Tour
One year after his trans continental tour Gov Thomas E Dewey Republican nominee arrived back in Albany today. The Handley Judges open their 1944 football season tomorrow against the Berkeley Springs Indians. Washington Senators, once favored for the pennant, hold the key to Detroit's bid for the pennant this year with a gloomy October outlook.
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Thomas E. Dewey
Albany
Handley Judges
Berkeley Springs Indians
Washington
Senators
Detroit
Roosevelt Leads In Straw Poll As Byrd Receives Gold Star
Frank McCormick, custodian at George Washington Headquarters, notes his straw poll business declined last week but today shows Roosevelt maintaining the trend. Admiral Richard E. Byrd was awarded a gold star yesterday by President Roosevelt for Antarctic expedition successes.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Wilkie
Frank McCormick
George Washington
Richard E. Byrd
Storm strikes Florida causing deaths and destruction yet again
Almost three weeks after the prior blow a new Florida storm causes fatalities and extensive damage. Italian diplomats exit the Geneva League of Nations conference shocking attendees as debate over the Ethiopian issue appeared to be making headway.
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Florida
Geneva Conference of
League of Nations
Fifteen Years Ago: Repatriated Body and Honeymoon at Estate
The body of Harry L. Stephenson was brought from Buffalo and interred at Mount Hermon Cemetery. Mr and Mrs John Hay Whitney, newly married, spent their honeymoon at Llangollen, his estate near Upperville.
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Harry L. Stephenson
Buffalo
Mt. Hebron
John Hay Whitney
Llangollen
Upperville
Thirty Years Ago Circus to Visit Winchester in October
The Hagenbach and Wallace combined shows, hailed as the greatest circus in the world, are set for a one day appearance in Winchester this October. Meanwhile the French army advances along the Western front amid fierce German resistance, signaling a major forthcoming battle that concerns both Berlin and Paris.
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Hagenbach
Wallace
Winchester
Berlin
Paris
Forties-era Rumors Tie General Lee’s Relocation to Winchester
Forty five years ago General Fitzhugh Lee and family may reside permanently in Winchester or Berryville amid rumors. William McCoy a Relief postmaster arrives in Winchester to swear out warrants against several men he says assaulted him.
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Fitzhugh Lee
Winchester
Beryville
William McCoy
Relief
The Benediction of True Heroism
A historical reflection on Joan of Arc as a pivotal and misunderstood figure. The piece portrays her divine visions, leadership of the French forces, role in crowning Charles VII, capture and execution, and enduring legacy as one of history’s greatest heroines.
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Joan of Arc
Joan
Dauphin
Orleans
Rheims
Charles VII
Rouen
Seine
How's Your I Q Seven Quiz Questions Page 2 Answers
A reader quiz asks true or false on censorship of servicemen mail and details multiple historical queries. It requests names of surrender signers for Japan, the two men who signed, and specifies questions about Odessa, a torture farm near Yokohama, invasion timing, Truk, a Negro conductor with Berlin Philharmonic, a Polish Nazi war criminal, and the correct title of the U S Supreme Court presiding justice.
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Japan
Odessa
Yokohama
Truk
Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Poland
Supreme Court of the
U. S
Appeasement Debate Deepens Over Atomic Bomb to Russia
Washington commentators note a meditative pause in urging gifts to Russia and Britain. President Truman defused cabinet tensions over giving the atomic bomb while pressuring for concessions and trade terms before any payout or weapons transfer.
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Washington
Thei
Russia
Britain
Truman
Commerce
Wallace
Balkans
Poland
Finland
London Council of Ministers
Molotov
Keynes
Halifax
Will Clayton
London
The Condition of Shock and The Symptoms It Produces
A medical explainer notes shock as low blood pressure and altered blood chemistry caused by events like injuries burns or hemorrhage. Adrenal gland extracts such as cortin may aid treatment in burns head injuries and newborns but epinephrine is not useful. Further study is urged and Cortin or desoxycorticosterone are proposed for several shock scenarios.
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Martin S. Honan
Ireland
Doctor Honan
Radio terror and a crime plot unfold in a noir scene
Eleonore hides from danger as a random drive by turns into a shooting near her home. In a separate office a spy named Rab Pixley boasts of thefts and a bombsight scheme, planning to sell to Germans while Carlotta lauds his daring but warns of harsher foes.
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Carlotta
Rab Pixley
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Fred Neher
Pip
By Herman N. Bundesen, M. D
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Scott
Admiral Byrds
Dic
Byrd
Lafayette
Cope
King Features Syndicate
Wimbledon
R.J. Scott
Sukey
Gran
Eleonore
Clem
Dumbo
Rab
Bund
South Africa
Pixley
Pascal
Dollin
Rob
Lightfoot
Hickory
Germany
Rob Pixley
the Great
Frederick
Catlin & Wilson
Midway Shores
Ward Beam
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