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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1950

Page

4

The Great Physician Forgives and Heals

A reflection on forgiveness as the first step to healing. The text notes a close link between forgiving sins and the healing of diseases, suggesting a deep association between spiritual pardon and physical well being.

Senator Humphrey Insists On Liberal Spending Policy

The piece criticizes Senator Humphrey of Minnesota as a liberal who favors taxing and spending, ejecting the Byrd economy committee, and opposing balanced budgets. It compares his views to Truman and Roosevelt, arguing taxes burden workers and that increased spending harms fiscal discipline.

Humphrey Minnesota Byrd Economy Times Truman Fron Roosevelt Alger Hiss Nye Hiss du Ponts Curtiss-Wright House of Morgan Bernard M. Baruch America

Mason and Dixon Century Old Boundary Tale

A colonial voyage by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon led them to Philadelphia to mark a boundary intended to separate lands of Baltimore and Penn. They reportedly faced hostile tribes, turned back, yet left their names linked to a vast dividing line referred to as a great wall in history.

Charles Mason Jeremiah Dixon England Philadelphia Baltimore Penn

Maryland to Study Boundary Line Revisions

The Maryland General Assembly says the Mason Dixon line is still clear but practical disputes over jurisdiction arise near the border. A survey will assess whether a new boundary line should be drawn to reduce legal confusion for crimes fires and hunting near the line.

Maryland General Assembly Maryland Pennsylvania

Leon Blum A Portrait of a French Statesman

Current Opinion recalls Leon Blum as a pivotal and controversial figure whose career spanned postwar upheavals. It credits his moderating influence, his Popular Front role, and his wartime stand at Riom with shaping France’s mid century course.

Leon Blum M. Blum Popular Front France

The Welfare State Parable of Fleas and a Dog

A fable where two fleas marry and rely on a central welfare dog for food shelter and heat. They prosper until the dog dies and panic follows as many perish and others seek a harsh world. The tale argues self reliance and initiative would have kept both fleas and dog thriving.

Good Listeners in a Trap of Courtship Wisdom

A Wall Street Journal piece observes how appearance and dress tempt men while perceptive maidens win suitors with focus. It notes that comprehension aids in attracting partners and shaping social dynamics in dating.

Winchester Clean Up Paint Up Week Proclaimed

Eugene Russell Sr. and Eugene Russell Jr. plan a father son contest at Martinsburg Barber Shop. Mr and Mrs Gene Ferrebee receive congratulations on the birth of a girl. Mayor Clowe proclaims Winchester Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week. Frederick County High School band and parents meet to select uniforms for Apple Blossom Festival. Forty fire companies to participate in parade. C Ridgeley White appointed head of publicity for the fete.

Eugene Russell Sr Four Muggs ‘Quartet Eugene Russell Jr Martinsburg Harmony Campe Gene Ferrebee Boyce Frederick County Stephens City C. Ridgeley White JBT

Local Izaak Walton League Chapter Elects Officers

Local Sportsmen formed a chapter of the Izaak Walton League with Lester Arnold as president W. H. Lawrence Jr vice president Croswell Henderson secretary and Dr G G Snarr treasurer. Middletown High School named pre season favorite to win the Frederick Clarke baseball championship.

Izaak Walton League Lester Arnold W. H. Lawrence Jr Croswell Henderson G. G. Snarr Middletown High School Frederick Clarke H. Dennis Hoover Paul S. Beable Fred C Leslie D. Kline Kline

Captain Blood at the Empire Stirring Fights Shown

Twenty five years ago the story featured stirring fights at the Empire. Whitacre rain and wind blew away half of Mrs. D J Whitacre s barn roof in the same period.

Captain Blood the Empire Whitacre D. J. Whitacre

West Frederick County Horse Trade Sparks Courthouse Brawl

A trade between two farmers at the County Courthouse led to a heated altercation جذب by a large crowd. Heavy rains caused the Shenandoah River and tributaries to spill over banks while sections of the Potomac faced serious floods.

Frederick County Shenandoah River Potomac

Seeds of Treason Revelations Shake Washington Grounds

Washington drama centers on the Hiss Chamb ers case with Victor Lasky and Ralph de Toledano alleging a wide Kremlin influenced conspiracy within New Deal circles. The book details names, dates, and access to Yalta and UN talks, accusing figures from Agriculture and Treasury of steering U S policy toward Moscow.

Washington Roosevelt-Truman Capitol Hill Alger Hiss Victor Lasky New York World-Telegram Ralph de Toledano Newsweek Magazine Truman Acheson William Boyle New Deal Department of Agriculture Henry Wallace Kremlin Roosevelt Supreme Court Felix Frankfurter Warren Austin United States United Nations CIO Abt Hiss Yalta Dumbarton Oaks San Francisco Russia House Committee On Un-American Activities Moscow Department Justice Stanley Reed Francis B. Sayre Harvard Woodrow Wilson Whittaker Chambers

New Fever Treatment Shows Promise For Malignant Hypertension

Doctors Page and Taylor report artificial fever using pyrogen injections to lower extreme blood pressure in malignant hypertension. Patients show eye, kidney, and weight improvements. treatment requires functioning kidneys and careful physician supervision.

Page and Taylor

Rainfall Figures For April 1950 And 37 Year Averages

Present and past rainfall data show 24 hour total to 7 am April 4 added with 1950 and 37 year averages. Annual rainfall to date 7.76 inches versus 36.56 inches average from 1913 to 1949 with monthly breakdowns. Laboratory.

How's Your I. Q. Quick Quiz From The Past

A vintage 10 day self assessment lists IQ style scoring with daily memory questions. It includes trivia on French bodies, Mao in China, lend lease, Shakespeare roles, Pan American Union members, Abe Lincoln in Illinois, zodiac constellations, WWI Army ATC, a wool knot, Rocky Mountain canary slang, eye development age, Navy medical student program details, and Ensign (HP) paths to LTJG (MC) with no undergraduate or graduate programs except initial commissions.

William Shak Re Abe Lincoln Ilinois Department of Defense Navy Naval Reserve Naval Reserve Commission Naval Hospital

The Gentle Heart continues add drama at home

In Kay Hamilton's tale Diane returns home from a failed marriage and pursues a modeling break while Jenny and Natalie cope with creative pressures. Diane's charm draws Pete, Natalie wrestles with burnout, and Jenny fears changes to family balances as Diane gains agency and opportunity.

Beer Anese Diane Jenny Mayhew Natallie Diane Oa Jenny Natalie Brent Pete New York Phillie Gary Tyson Jack Faith Fred Shad Elsa Kay Hamilton King

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