National Native editorials on charity and hatred
The page presents editorials by ren B. F. Byrd Jr. from National Atives Inc in New York City. It emphasizes loving neighbors to reduce strife and quotes biblical verse about hatred and charity. The date and page lines reference Saturday April 1 1950 with scattered numbers. The text promotes charitable action and social harmony.
Acheson Opposes Cuts to Point Four Program
Secretary of State Acheson told Congress that cutting the 45 million dollar Point Four request would harm efforts to check Communism in Asia and other regions. He argued that elected lawmakers should not cede budget decisions to unelected officials.
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Acheson
Congress
Truman
Asia
Middle East
Washington
U.S. Auto Ownership Heads Toward New High in 1950
In 1950 car sales are projected to rise with 11 American families owning cars and production set at a new peak of 6 238. By end of 1949 there were 35 700 000 passenger car registrations, up about 10 million since V J Day and 6 million since Pearl Harbor. War impact on car ownership remained minimal while average retail prices climbed.
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United States
Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics
Jenny
Faith
Max S
Pete
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Max
Automobile ownership and costs rise with durable cars ahead
The analysis notes that while real incomes grew, car spending stayed about 10 percent of income for families earning 3000 to 10000 dollars annually. The average car age has risen since 1941 to five and a half years, with expectations of continued durability, better roads, and maintenance boosting the industry. Parking and traffic are expected to worsen for owners.
Truman reshuffles defense and budget leadership
President Truman names Frank Pace Jr. Budget Director and to succeed Gordon Gray as Secretary of the Army. Frederick J. Lawton is named Budget Director. W. Stuart Symington becomes chairman of the National Security Resources Board to coordinate mobilization and defense duties. Gray leaves to head the University of North Carolina.
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Truman
Frank Pace Jr
Gordon Gray
Frederick J. Lawton
Mr. Gray
University of North Carolina
Pace
W. Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Secretary of State, Treasury
Defense, Interior, Agriculture, Commerce and Labor
Symington
Plea for Politeness Reflects on Courtesy in Traffic
In Aberdeen Iowa the Aberdeen American News notes a humorous wish for a universal cure for impoliteness. The piece lampoons horn honking and dirty looks from drivers and argues politeness lasts beyond the Christmas season.
Tally Ho Ride Through the Briars and Pride
A vivid verse chronicles a hunting scene with Red coats and tally ho symbols. Riders struggle, fall, and rise again after tangled spills, while persistence and pride mark the hunt’s rough progress.
Winchester Hospital Honors Dr H H McGuire With Resolution
The executive committee of Winchester Memorial Hospital adopted a memorial resolution for the late Dr H H McGuire praising his eager work for humanity. Orchardist Herman Hollar reports peach trees in full bloom across the area. Handley Judges plan a track season opener against RMA with only three regulars available.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. H. McGuire
Curtis Grove
Winchester
Congregational Christian Church
Robert A. Whitten
T. G. Scully
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Handley Judges
Strong Rma
Winchester unit shows well at Federal inspection
Capt. W. A. Baker of Company 115 Virginia State Guard praised his unit's performance at a Federal inspection. J. B. Kefler, a prominent city merchant, was installed as commander of Winchester Post 23123. Word arrived that Corporal Donald Prinz, son of Mr and Mrs Carlton Prinz of Chestnut Street, was wounded in action in Germany.
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W. A. Baker
Virginia State Guard
J. EB. Kefler
Winchester
Cpl
Donald Prinz
Carlton Prinz
Chestnut St
Germany
Education survey cites Winches ter Handley School contribution
Educational experts completing a survey of Handley School stated that the Winchester institution was making a splendid contribution to education. George Henry Nott, last of his immediate Clarke County High Schools, held a literary contest at Boyce.
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Handley School
Winchester
George Henry Nott
Clarke County
Boyce
Shenandoah Valley Bank Plans $25 000 Main Street Building
The Shenandoah Valley National Bank decided to erect a new $25,000 building on the site at Main and Piccadilly Streets. Stonewall Brigade announced a reunion in Louisville for former Confederate fighters with A. L. Spurr named as local representative.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Main
Piccadilly
Sta
Stonewall Brigade
Louisville
A. L. Spurr
Don’t Be Afraid To Start At The Bottom On Jobs
Washington considers the near term outlook for employment and the long range risks as millions of youths enter the labor force. Experts forecast up to 6,000,000 jobless and urge graduates to take entry level posts in trades, industry, or service, emphasizing honest toil and starting at the bottom to advance.
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Henry Wallace
Brent
Vere de Vere
Jenny
Whatsonwich
Pete Torres
Pete
Elsa
Elisa
Westport
How's Your I Q How To Score
Quiz scoring notes list daily results for a 100 question test over ten days. It offers grade ranges Mem ory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and directs readers to Page 2 for correct answers. It poses four sample questions about power rights Lily Pons taste and a baseball score and a parliamentary delay.
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Lily Pons
House of Lords
Streptomycin Improves Tuberculous Enteritis Outcomes
Reports show streptomycin dramatically relieves bowel TB symptoms in 33 patients aged 20 to 58. Pain and diarrhea fade within days, appetite and weight improve, and X-rays confirm bowel infection improvement, altering prognosis for tuberculous enteritis.
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages From Winchester Data
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending 7 a.m. none for March. year to date 2.95 inches. 1950 year to date 7.72 inches. 37 years annual total 36.56 inches. Monthly means from 37 year period 1918 to 1913 inclusive list Jan 2.50, Feb 1.92, Mar 2.86, Apr 3.09, May 3.77, Jun 3.78, Jul 3.81, Aug 3.93, Sep 2.58, Oct 3.34, Nov 2.47, Dec 2.42 inches. Courtesy of Winchester Research.
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Winchester Research
Quiz on history and literature prompts
A set of historical and literary trivia questions covering the House of Commons bill authorship Les Miserables authorship the term for a lifting apparatus boiling times at Pike's Peak versus Atlantic City Britain coal nationalization true or false pen name for Lewis Carroll Battle of Long Island outcome in the American Revolution a note on rookie years in major sports.
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House of Commons
Pike’s Peak
Atlantic City
Great Britain
Charles L. Dodgson
Long Island
Strength For The Day From Imagination To Calm
A reflection on imagination as the driver of genius and the danger of a reverse gear in neurotic minds. Biblical counsel from Jesus about not worrying for tomorrow and shifting gears to move forward day by day.
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Michelangelo
Shakespeare
Wagner
Jesus
The Gentle Heart reads like a party turns sentimental
In Lafe Maynew household Diane returns from a brief marriage and shakes up the crowd. Jenny Mayhew hosts Natalie Natalie Faith and Max announce engagement while Fritz party guests roast and tease. Brent courts Jenny as Natalie glows with a secret crush on Brent and rumors swirl about Faith and Maxs marriage plans.
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Maynew
Diane
Jenny Mayhew
Natalie
Fred
Jack Tyson
Jenny
Brent Evans
Ga Underhill
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