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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1952
Page
4
Cats drunk experiments draw SPCA and WCTU protest
A sly critique notes that scientists who fed cats alcohol to study alcoholism may regret the project. The piece jokes that results are weak as alcoholic cats lose interest in mice, paralleling human alcoholics who also lose drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPCA
WCTU
One Man Rule Shapes Truman Era Policy
A radical shift in President Truman’s approach is described as isolating him from Cabinet, Congress, and party leaders. The piece cites a self-empowered inner circle including Harriman Bradley Keyserling and Steelman guiding foreign and domestic policy. It notes opposition within the Missouri gang and hints at a lasting impact on plans through 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
Dean Acheson
Capitol Hill
Missouri
Snyder
Vaughan
Connelly
Graham
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Commodore Vanderbilt
Pendergast
Frank E. McKinney
Harry
McGrath-McGranery-Morris
Vinson
Stevenson
Harriman
Army Engineers
Interior
W. Averell Harriman
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
George C. Marshall
Leon H. Keyserling
Keyserling
Roosevelt
White House
John R Steelman
Labor Department
Conciliation Service
Dwight D Eisenhower
Marshall-Harriman-Bradley
Acheson
Europe
Far East
Steelman
The Flying Enterprise Saga and American News Power
The Flying Enterprise disaster drew two weeks of relentless reporting as Skipper Carlsen and crew captured global attention. News agencies and radio spent about one million dollars to deliver hourly updates to a world eager for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlsen
Radio
Oklahoma Oil Production Rises After Tremors
Tremors reported in several states, stronger in Oklahoma, are linked to a rise in Oklahoma oil output from 824000 barrels daily before April 8 to about 531000 barrels daily in the following weeks. Experts note shooting wells as a common method to boost production and speculate the Nemaha mountain range vibrations loosened formations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Nemaha
Virginia Vitality Outshines Deathbed Claims
Current Opinion defends Virginia against "deathbed" talk praising its vitality. The piece notes rising per capita income, a thriving literary culture, and the state as a cultural capital, while acknowledging some political criticisms as misinformed and urging collective effort to improve health of the body politic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Massachusetts
Truman Denies Secret 1945 Ultimatum to Stalin
A White House spokesman refutes President Truman’s claim of sending a covert 1945 ultimatum to Stalin to withdraw Soviet forces from Iran. The record supports the spokesman, illustrating a rare instance of a president retracting his own statement with sudden force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Stalin
Iran
White House
News of Other Years Highlights from local notes
One year ago Allen B Jobe of Brucetown trained at Great Lakes. Engagement announced for Jean Elizabeth Butler to Moyten Holladay Lancaster of Richmond. Ann Lindsey Locke celebrated seventh birthday. Firemen Parade for Appie Blossom Festival promised 160 Ty’s with 38 fire companies. Elizabeth Holmberg visited from Minneapolis. Mrs Oscar Eaton visited York, Pennsylvania. Wendell B Goode named Winchester defense control officer. Ellen Suddith valedictorian Fritzie Conley salutatorian of Bovee High. George Branner welcomed a son. Philip Williams named judge of the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit by Governor Byrd. Mrs C C Bush and Lowsa McLeod returned from Baltimore Missionary Society meeting. Sadie Coles hosted by Nancy Coble during festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen B Jobe
William Jobe
Brucetown
Great Lakes
Robert R. Butler
Albin
Jean Elizabeth
Moyten Holladay Lancaster
Richard V. Lancaster
Richmond
Ann Lindsey Locke
Ae R. White
Elizabeth Holmberg
Minneapolis
Minn
Oscar Eaton
Oscar Whitacre
York
Winchester
Ellen Suddith
Fritzie Conley
Bovee High School
George Branner
Mr. Branner
Afis
Louie Graves
Philip Williams
Harry F. Byrd
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court
Virginia
Frank B Whiting
C. C. Bush
Lowsa McLeod
Stephens Chly
Baltimore
Woman's Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Sadie Catherine Coles
Washington
Nancy Coble
Appointment of M D Albin as Winchester Justice of the Peace
M D Albin has been appointed Justice of the Peace for Winchester, marking a new official role. The appointment aligns with local judicial and civic administration, enhancing oversight and community services in the Winchester area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.D. Albin
Winchester
Breaking the Vicious Circle Through Self-Sacrifice Teachings
The piece urges Christians to stand against hate and violence like Telemachus. It cites his intercession between gladiators, notes his death halted bloodshed, and compares it to God sending his son to break evil. It calls believers to sacrificial action to end cycles of enmity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telemachus
Christ
Largest US coal mine explosion details Monongah 1907
The 1907 Monongah West Virginia explosion at Nos 6 and 8 killed 362 of 367 workers with four escaping and one rescued. Municipal off street parking is in 484 of 1,137 cities over 10,000. Royal head requires six points per antler. About 90 percent of nations had written constitutions in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Monongah
W. Va
Count von Zeppelin in Civil War and Texas Rangers overview
Count von Zeppelin served as a military observer with the Union Army in 1863 before an expedition led to balloon experiments at Fort Snelling. The Texas Rangers are a selective corps of about 40 trained officers operating under the Texas State Department of Public Safety, known for riding, shooting, and tracking criminals, with members supplying their own gear and vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Zeppelin
America
Army of the Potomac
Fort Snelling
St. Paul
Minn
Texas Rangers
Texas State Department of Public Safety
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Year to Date
Report shows rainfall in the past 24 hours ending at 7 a m with none, April rainfall to date 8.29 inches, year to date 17.22 inches. Average annual rainfall over 39 years is 3.79 inches per month with monthly figures from 1912 to 1951.
Antibiotics Aid Treating Rhinoscleroma
Rhinoscleroma once considered incurable is now helped by streptomycin and dihydrostreptomycin. The nasal disease causes foul odor, nodules, and breathing difficulty. correct diagnosis and antibiotics offer hope to many, though disfigurement and stigma persist.
How's Your I Q Score-10 day quiz on memory and facts
A reader quiz presents ten questions on history geography and science with a 100 question format. It includes queries about a Republican foreign affairs expert the Rose Bowl Cotton Bowl locations John L Lewis and S P Van Dine and a method for removing stains from an etched aluminum tray using nitric acid with a cautionary note about professional cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Pasadena
Calif
New Orleans
St Patrick
John L. Lewis
Louis Bleriot
Bob
S. S. van Dine
POUND FOOLISH CHAPTER TWENTY ONE
Cousin Annette’s invitation stirs a family debate about finances and propriety. Leonie pushes for quick favor while Henri resists, hoping to fund a mountain trip and keep peace with Heloise. A box of chocolates from Lincoln Calvert tests boundaries as summer heat and expectations rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
Henri
Leonie
Julie
Guatemala
Heloise
Betsy
Union Station
Hades
Sister Immaculata
Lincoln Calvert
Robert Mottoy
King Peatures Synéxate
Young Lovers Walk in the Battery Amid Quiet Household Worries
Leonie defies heat to join a small group of youths, leaving Henri fretting over wasted bright hours and jealousy flaring as Lincoln Calvert visits and plans for a late return with Asoda. Heloise notes the walk ends with a casual goodbye as the household routines resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binggard
Henri
Leonie
Heloise
Henn
Lincoln Calvert
Asoda
Treloise
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