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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
4
Freddy Martin leads his band without a regular female vocalist in twenty years. He says too many headaches arise from intra band romances and dating the vocalist. Musicians note rivalry and hotel demands complicate life for a front row singer.
The Weather Bureau forecasters predict above normal rainfall for much of the nation next month. Above normal rain is expected from the Appalachians eastward, in the Gulf states, southern plains, Ohio valley and along the West Coast. Cooler conditions are seen in most eastern regions and Texas, with New England and the upper Great Lakes near normal temperatures for the period.
Polaris came near enough to the axis of the skies within the last 2,000 years to indicate north, and it will not reach its closest pole position for about another 150 years. It will thus be the pole star for centuries more.
Fairview Methodist Church on the Stephens City Charge, one of the smallest congregations in the Winchester District, reports a record year with all Conference and District obligations paid. Sunday school attendance surpassed 400 last week as finances lead prior years. Rev. Charles A. York presents a strong report for the Winchester District Conference in Front Royal May 14.
The term refers to the claim that the Christian ministry, notably the office of bishops, can be traced without interruption back to the Apostles of Christ. It asserts an unbroken line of spiritual authority through successive generations.
French expert Gaston Ramon notes an ongoing hoof and mouth outbreak spreading from Northern Germany through Denmark and Poland into Eastern Europe. He cites birds as a possible transmission route and reports vaccination challenges as the epidemic worsens before dying out in early-affected nations.
Saint Gertrude, a Belgian patron saint, protects travelers especially by sea. She is associated with protection from rats and mice and from fever.
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