Feigning Self as Another Stirs Court Dismissal
A court case from April 11, 1948 concerns an individual accused of feigning identity. The event centers on allegations of deception and the legal response.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1949
Page
4
Five Billion Dollar Gap Between Aid and Virginia Wealth
The Senate approved a 5.6 billion dollar Aid to Europe Program for the coming year while Virginia reports total taxable wealth at 5.1 billion dollars, implying U S European recovery spending in one year exceeds Virginia wealth by nearly one billion. Since the end of the war the United States has authorized about 30 billion dollars for European recovery, roughly six times Virginia's total taxable wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond
Senate
Europe
State Department of Taxation
Virginia
United States
Two New Liners Laid at Quincy Shipyards in Ceremonial Start
A brief ceremony at Bethlehem Steel in Quincy Mass marked the keel laying of the first American trans Atlantic passenger liner built in this country in more than a decade. A sister ship keel will follow. Vice Admiral W W Smith said the project is not government work and noted a $500 million plus investment under the Merchant Marine Act of 1936. He hinted at a postwar US shipbuilding push as liners dream of flying the American flag abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
James Marlow
Washington
You
President Truman
Council of Economic Advisers
Edwin G. Nourse
Chicago
Mr. Truman
Dr. Nourse
Beleif
Sign of Spring Baseball Faith and the Pennant Dream
The piece argues spring arrives with baseball mania not dates or blooms. Fans judge pennants from inflated claims of managers and star form, celebrating the American way of life as play ball signals renewal and resilience.
Truman backs new farm subsidy plan with two aims
The piece argues a Department of Agriculture subsidy to fix prices would lower consumer costs but raise government costs and reduce farmer liberty. It warns of higher taxes, increased government control, and ongoing economic confusion from such policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Virginia Daily
Truman
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Homesick for Freedom and Cold War Hope
The piece cites Anne O'Hare McCormick and Mayor Ernst Reuter arguing Russians may be homesick for freedom despite Kremlin propaganda. It urges careful, constructive U.S. policy with the Atlantic Pact and Marshall Plan, suggesting soft power may foster future peace and a decisive victory in the cold war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mr. Churchill
Anne O'Hare McCormick
New York Times
United States
Pravda
Europe
Ernst Reuter
Berlin
Russia
Kremlin
West
Theodore Roosevelt
Farmers and citizens in 1948 election notes
Farmers of Frederick and Clarke launch artificial breeding program. Boyce citizens to receive write in ballots at June 8 mayor election. meeting decides. Admiral Morton Mumma elected director of the national Isaac Walton league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick and Clarke
Boyce
Admiral Morton Mumma
National
Isaac Walton League
King receives anti aggression plans from prime minister
Ten years ago in 1939 Prime Minister presented King George VI with anti aggression plans as part of British policy. Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes marked his 75th birthday while Albania's queen was moved to a Greek hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Charles Evans Hughs
Albania
Greece
Dr Dakota Ray Opens Outdoor Show on Rouss Ave
Dr Dakota Ray a traveling Indian medicine salesman performs outdoors on Rouss Avenue as part of city entertainment. The Star editorial endorses the incumbent Democrat and opposes the Republican slate in the forthcoming city election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Ray
Rouss Ave
Star
Electana
How's Your I Q A 100 Question Quiz Scoring
A vintage self test score guide with 10 day plan and daily flow. It lists 10 quiz questions on leap year Napoléon succession chicken part merry thought capital of the Philippines Old Harry daylight m h units eggs or flights etc. Includes plural scarf forms and notes a page number for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Louis XVIII
Louis XVI
Philippines
Vanilla
Manila
Sapodilla
Harry
White Sands Rocket Proving Grounds
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Cardinal Spellman
New York
Persistent Cough Care and Causes Across Settings
A 1949 medical note explains coughing as a public nuisance and a symptom needing diagnosis. It covers causes from cold air to heart conditions, and outlines management including rest, air quality, and medications like expectorants and sulfonamides. It discusses bronchiectasis and penicillin use, plus potential surgical options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Heroic Blind King John of Bohemia and Immortal Crest
Earl L. Douglas recounts John of Luxembourg the blind king who perished at the 1300 battle aiding France against England. His nobles died with him, and the English Prince of Wales adopted Ich Dien as his crest, praising erstwhile valor and suggesting no life is lost when courage inspires others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John of
Luxembourg
Bohemia
John
France
Edward III
England
Apple Blossom Festival Invitation Crowds Await
The notice promotes the Apple Blossom Festival on April 28 and 29 inviting friends to attend. It highlights community events, parade and activities organized by local groups.
Pace named general manager of Front Royal radio station
Earl C. Pace of Midland Texas was appointed general manager of the Sky Park Broadcasting Corp station in Front Royal. Pace formerly worked with WGLN at Glen Falls New York, according to Thomas R. Owens, president of Sky Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl C. Pace
Midland
Texas
Front Royal
Thomas R. Owens
Sky Park Broadcasting Corp
WGLN
Glen Falls
N. Y
Chest X ray Clinics Set for Berryville and Boyce
Chest clinics announced for Berryville community building on May 5 and Boyce parish hall on May 6 offering x ray screenings to residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Boyce Parish Hall
Governors Salaries Reach Twenty Five Thousand Annually
The maximum governor's salary is $25,000 per year. California and New York currently pay the highest salaries to state governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New York
Beatrice Faces Divorce Pressure in Domestic Crisis
Beatrice Ramey resists her husband Porter's harsh control by employer Mr. Ramey as their home frays at the seams. Jane, Libby’s daughter, longs for marriage and stability, while Beatrice weighs the cost of divorce and its impact on their daughter Marianne and the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Farish
Beatrice
Marianne
Bee
Mr. Ramey
Jane
Libby
David Jordan
Paul Mather
Paul
Margaret Gorman
Mother
Daddy
Porter
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Darlin
King Features Syndicate
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