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The motion passed unanimously.  \nLt.Carr of the State Police force was present and presented to theChief of Police an award from the State Police to the City of Winchesterfor having no fatal autonobile accidents during the years 1943 and 1944.  \nThe reports_of the Commissioner of Revenue,Police Justice,Meat mnd MikInspector,Police Denartment,Treasurer aná City Manager were receivedand ordered filed.  \nThe Treasurer renorted that the bonds authorized at the last meetingwould be purchased within the next few davs.  \nMr.Glaize,Chairman of the Finance Committee,presented the reouest andreconmendation of his committee that the Auditos be granted per","cbCaihe8VoLzhdCq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihe8VoLzhdCq","pdf",631977,"English","# THE COMMON COUNCIL IN REGULAR SESSION\n## JULY 3, 1945\n## Business and Motions","[{\"question\":\"Who attended the July 3, 1945 Common Council meeting, and who was absent?\",\"answer\":\"The minutes list the present members and note that Messrs. 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