Lord Sermonute in Classified Notice From M Byrd Jr
The Winchester Evening Star advertises Easter national representatives DeLisser Inc with display ads to be placed 48 hours before publication. Classified rates are listed and biblical verse from Jeremiah appears in the notice.
Dreams and longevity spark cautious science notes
The U S Public Health Service cites 67.2 years as 1948 life expectancy with women at 71 and men 66.5. Dr Penfield reports brain stimulation can trigger or halt dreams during surgery, raising concerns of control over thoughts and the Orwellian risk of government or science shaping human dreaming and sanity.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Wider G. Penfield
Johns Hopkins
Penfield
Superman
Florida fight shows civil rights drive in Florida politics
Current Opinion by David Lawrence argues the Pepper Smathers primary exposes how big national unions seek to control the Florida Senate race by mobilizing the Negro vote. He cites CIO fund-raising, voter offers, and registration drives, with Tampa Tribune and Orlando Sentinel reports detailing tactics and implications for employment laws and political power.
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Washington Star
Tampa
Fla
South
Florida
Senator Pepper
Representative Smathers
CIO
Pepper
United States Senate
Tampa Tribune
the Tribune
The
Orlando Sentinel
the Sentinel
Pearl Yancey
Orlando
Orange County
Dreams and science spark cautious optimism for future uses
The text reflects on the potential of scientific discoveries, noting political power centers like the Kremlin and Washington as possible users of new knowledge. It warns that years of experiments may be needed to grasp implications and urges people to pursue dreams while feasible.
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Kremlin
Washington
McKinley Chapter Eastern Star installs new matron
Mrs. Herman Barr was installed worthy matron of the McKinley Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. George Snider of 107 Morgan St. welcomed a boy, with Mrs. Snider formerly Elizabeth Thompson. At Berryville dinner dance, John Hardesty became president of VPI alumni. Lula M. Cooper of Gainesboro learned her son Pfc Edward L. Cooper, 21, was wounded in France on March 17.
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Herman Barr
McKinley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
George Snider
Morgan St
Snider
Elizabeth Thompson
Berryville
John Hardesty
VPI
Lula M. Cooper
Gainesboro
War Department
Pfc
Edward L. Cooper
France
Valley Food Co. owner named grand exalted ruler
Howard J. Cahill of Valley Food Co. was installed as grand exalted ruler of Winchester Elks. A curfew ordinance to bar anyone under 16 from being on streets alone at night passed first and second readings in City Council.
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Howard J. Cahill
The
Valley Food Co
Winchester Elks
City Counce
Berryville Elks pick Nevitt mayor candidate successor
Ten years ago James Nevitt was named to succeed Raymond Kerlin as exalted ruler of the local Elk lodge. R Gray Williams was chosen to preside at the Apple Blossom Festival officials rally.
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Berryville
James Nevitt
Raymond Kerlin
Lodge of the Elks
R. Gray Williams
Cattle Rustling Report Amid Warm Weather
The temperature rose to 79 degrees prompting Winchester residents to shed coats as a Frederick County farmer reported cattle rustlers taking three head from his herd.
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Winchester
Prederick County
Washington insiders resist Truman era policy clashes
Washington notes reveal high officials resigning or threatening to quit over fiscal policy and anti business pushback. Key figures Edwin Nourse Tracy Voorhees Cornelius Whitney voice opposition while Mahliner Eccles Early face restive stance and pressure from Cabinet allies and a loyal kitchen group.
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Truman
Democratic National Committee
Congress
Edwin G. Nourse
President
Economic Advisory Council
Tracy S. Voodees
Army
Cornelius V. Whitney
Commerce
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Stephen T. Early
National Defense
Dr. Nourse
Whitney
White House
Department of Justice
Defense Department
Messrs. Voorhees
Early
Will
Ike” Eisenhower
Steve
Mr. Johnson
GOP
Treasury
Snyder
Defense
Johnson
Sawyer
Federal Trade Commission
Mr. Whitney
Broadway Column reveals Johnny Desmond’s rise from G I to international crooner
The Detroit born singer known as G I Sinatra found his baritone at war time Paris Opera House where he learned C Est Si Bon from French writers in a bomb shelter. MGM backed hit versions in English and French after publisher Lou Levy connected him with the writers. Desmond later rose from Bob Crosby’s band to Broadway stardom and a career spanning French and English recordings.
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New York
G.I
Johnny Desmond
G. I
Paris
Descond
Lou Levy
Levy
Jerry Seelen
Lish
Desmond
MGM
Giovanni Alfredo “de Simone
U.S. Army Air Corps
Paris Opera House
Marshal Zukov
Detroit Conservatory of Music
Johnny
Detroit
Bob Crosby
Broadway
Gene Krupa
Rainfall Figures From Winchester Archives 1950
Present and past rainfall data show 24 hours ending 7 am April precipitation at 2.04 inches. April to date 2.99 inches. 1950 rainfall to date 7.76 inches. Average annual rainfall over 37 years is 36.56 inches. Monthly averages from 1913 to 1949 list values: 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 2.43 inches. Courtesy of Winchester.
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Winchester
How's Your I. Q. Memory Genius or Not
A 10 day self quiz with 100 questions grades memory and reasoning. Daily scores range from 9 10 correct for Memory Genius to 4 for Good with page 2 offering the correct answers.
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David K. Bruce
America
Grace Tully
U. S
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas D D
The piece argues that morality is simple and rooted in basic duties like scale practice in music. It compares discipline in violin practice with daily moral living, urging adherence to simple, fundamental duties to guide right living.
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Earl L. Douglas
D. D
Diane and Jenny Face Silent Confrontation Over Fred
In the October drama, Diane resists reuniting with her husband Fred as Jenny pleads for reconciliation. Diane fears the pain of love, while Jenny schemes to coax a hopeful reunion as Faith plans to wed Max and reveal Ken Owen’s mother.
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Tyson
Jenny
Fred
Jennny
Jack Tyson
Faith
Faith Wy Key Bemny King Fea
Max
Ken
Ken Owen
Owen
Mother Owen
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