Wicked people excluded from contact with the redeemed
The text promises that wicked individuals will be kept apart from the faithful. It urges patience, asserting that in that place the wicked cease troubling and the weary find rest.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1950
Page
4
Planners Demand Control as Britain Faces Food Strain
The piece critiques socialist planners in London and Washington for aiming to widen access to food while insisting on strict plans. It notes government subsidies, rising costs, and the option to raise prices to curb subsidies, arguing planners resist abundance and favor austerity. The Wall Street Journal is cited questioning planners' efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
London
Washington
England
Wall Street Journal
Change of Emphasis in Agricultural Research
The article notes experiments to improve crops and livestock for better yields and usability, including cotton seeds for oil, turkeys, hams, eggs, popcorn, watermelons, wool on sheep, squash, and chickens with larger drumsticks and white meat. It argues for redirecting effort toward improving the inward man and character beyond material gains.
Craving Heart Over Hunger Shifts in Scientific Thinking
The speaker argues for directing thought from material gains to spiritual aims. They suggest stimulating empathy in scientists to spark creative, artistic brain activity over acquisitive drive. They note global woes make such shifts more necessary, invoking the idea that necessity is invention's mother.
Nimitz warns against hydrogen bomb hysteria in UC remarks
The Fleet Admiral denounces the growing hysteria over the hydrogen bomb and a “cult of gloom” while stressing that fear of the end of the world hinders creative effort to save the world. A Connecticut storm tale recalls Hartford in 1780 when legislators debated adjournment with Col Davenport urging duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Monitor
Chester W. Nimitz
University of California
David Lilienthal
Connecticut
Hartford
Abraham Davenport
Baruch On Waging Peace Pushes Standby Mobilization Plan
Bernard Baruch urges a ready-to-go mobilization framework to deter war while pursuing peace. He calls for expanding the NSC with a GHQ peace staff, prompt congressional legislation, and rapid prepositioning to prevent future delays in a potential conflict with Russia, supported by NSRB leadership and current security officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Bernard M. Baruch
Council
Marshall
Galiber
Mr. Baruch
Congress
Senate
House
National Security Resources Board
W. Stuart Symington
Baruch
NSRB
National Security Council
NSC
Russia
News of Other Years From the Files of the Star
L. K. Dellinger of 518 N Braddock St. improved at Winchester Hospital after a fall that broke his leg in two places. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Keller at 800 Woodstock Lane. Miss Patricia Barton and Miss Doris Joan Stone helped found a Quill and Scroll Literary Chapter at Stephens City High School. The city would be divided into four residential areas and an Armory project cleared. Virginia legislators B. P. Harrison and E. Blackburn Moore planned to speak at the Stephens City Methodist Church father and son banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Dellinger
N. Braddock St
Winchester Hospital
Edward Keller
Woodstock Lane
Keller
Elizabeth Bowzee
Patricia Barton
C. W. Barton
Kernstown
Doris Joan Stone
H. M. Stone
R. 1-A
Stephens City High School
B. P. Harrison
E. Blackburn Moore
Virginia
Stephens City Methodist Church
Elks Honor Past Ruler With Diamond Pin
W. W. Giless, former grand exalted ruler of Winchester Elks, received a diamond pin as a token of service to the lodge. Paul Dewey Campbell, 40, of 324 Highland Geleearencatecmemmnanat at one aeat in Seeta registered for the draft in Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Giless
Winchester Elks
Paul Dewey Campbell
Seeta
Clarke County
Miss Lillian Samazo Named Queen Shenan eh XVII
Fragmentary report states Miss Lillian Samazo daughter of Nicaragua's president was named Queen Shenan eh XVII and refers to a compelled or adopted son pending clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Samazo
Nicaragua
Shenaneh XVII
Star and Overland crash at Market and Cork Streets
Twenty five years ago a Star and an Overland automobile were seriously damaged in a crash at Market and Cork Streets. Floyd Grady, burned by gasoline at Gore, was given an even chance to live in Winchester. Prof William M McIlwee reorganized the Municipal band for an appearance at the Apple Blossom Festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Cork
Floyd Grady
Gore
Winchester
William M. McIlwee
Notable Personnel Move and Local Incidents Reported
Harry Hyde, formerly with B Rouss in New York, secured a new post at ONeals great store in the same city. In Winchester, John Tokes and Caesar Grant, two respected Black residents, are dead amid a rumored hidden money. Four year old Howard Taylor escaped serious injury when horses belonging to B M Seabright jumped over him on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hyde
B. Rouss
New York
O’neals
John Tokes
Caesar Grant
Winchester
Howard Taylor
Main St
B. M. Seabright
Cold War Shadow War Calls for American Underground Aid
The piece argues for reviving anti Stalin underground movements abroad with US support including direction and arms in some places. It contrasts with the current policy of inaction and cites Donovan Eisenhower Baruch figures, while warning of deep Soviet infiltration and fifth column activity across Marshall Plan nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Office of Strategic Services
Wild Bill
Donovan
Hitler
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Kremlin
France
Germany
Italy
North Africa
Balkans
Fuchs
Coplon-Gubitchev
Hiss
Stalin
U. S
Ike” Eisenhower
Bernard M. Baruchwann
Birds spread across the globe with few limits
A roundup of questions and answers covers birds inhabiting all regions, gender gaps in degrees, Florida keys length, Peary’s North Pole flag, blood thinning myths, and palm tree symbolism with concise explanations and dates.
Average monthly rainfall 1913 to 1949 includes April figure
The record shows April rainfall at 3.09 inches within the 37 year period 1913 to 1949. Average annual rainfall across the span is 36.56 inches. January through December per month figures are listed with February at 1.92 inches and September at 2.58 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smai W Ubio
Winchester Resean
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Questions
A quiz style list asks about the Hoover Report committee within the Federal Government to urge its adoption. It includes a query on the all time stolen base record, recognition of common law marriages, an alligator fragment, a grammar fix for acquitted, authors of a book about presidents, the oldest inhabited city Damascus country, a WWII propaganda broadcaster nickname, and author of the novel Doctor Faustus published in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
TMI Cine
Damascus
Pacific
Ite Faustus
Strength For The Day By Ear By L Douglas D D
A sermon fragment notes that religious imagery resurfaces after attempts to suppress it. It cites Constantinople and St Sofia, France’s revolution, and Russia, arguing science may reveal religion’s validity. It warns secularism erodes moral painting and urges conscience and Christian upbringing to restore visible virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Russia
The Gentle Heart Chapter Thirteen Reunites Diane and Fred
Jenny learns Diane plans to model while staying with the family and Fred. a talk leads to a compromise: Diane returns home with Fred, supported by a new plan to hire a housekeeper and let Diane continue modeling. Jenny senses risk but sees hope as the couple aims to salvage their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith
Jenny
Fred
Diane
Natalie
Brent
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