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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1951

Page

4

Moral Strength and Spiritual Warfare Quote

A brief quotation asserts nations cannot be strong if morally corrupt and emphasize that true power comes from honesty and self sacrifice rather than physical force, invoking spiritual warfare as casting down strongholds before God.

Coy forecasts end of TV channel freeze by fall

Wayne Coy, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, told the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee he hopes to end the three year old freeze on new television channels by September. He warned the spectrum expansion will boost stations as ultra high frequency enables wider, clearer broadcasts and predicts 1,500 to 2,500 stations within the next decade.

Wayne Coy The Federal Communications Commission Mr. Coy

Reds in Hawaii tied to Communist influence, Kawano testifies

The article reports Jack H. Kawano’s testimony to the House Un American Activities Committee alleging Communist domination of Hawaii unions the International Longshoremen and Warehousemen's Union and allied workers. It describes government protection of these activities and notes long leadership of the ILWU.

Hawaii Jack H. Kawano House UnAmerican Activities Committee

ILWU under fire over communist links in Hawaii

The piece labels Harry Bridges and Kawano as linked to the Communist Party and asserts 46 other members influenced Hawaii's labor strife. It argues Hawaii's shipping depends on the ILWU and warns Communist involvement could threaten national defenses in a war with Russia. It accuses the government of weak deportation efforts against Bridges.

Hawaii Communist Party Russia ILWU Bob’ Hannegan Missouri Franklin D. Roosevelt Flynn- Hague-Arvey Convention William ©. Douglas Supreme Court

Voting to shape foreign policy against looming threats

The article urges citizens to vote as a civic duty to counter perceived foreign policy dangers from Korea and Iran. It warns that inaction could erode democracy and empower communism, emphasizing the power of each vote to choose strong leadership amid World War III concerns.

Korea Iran

Virginia's Superior Highways Letter to Courier Journal

Burdine Webb of Whitesburg Kentucky criticizes Kentucky road work saying Virginia offers better highways. He cites poor pavement delays and slow bridge painting while urging faster action to attract tourists and avoid remaining a detour state.

Old Commonwealth Kentucky Virginia

Golden Anniversary at Virginia Woolen Company

Over 2000 attendees filled the Virginia Woolen Company celebration as veteran workers received gold watches from H M McCormac Jr. Named honorees include Albert Foreman Ernest Carper C Howard Lamp Charlies Anderson and Samuel Renner. Also reported are a marriage to Hilda Elizabeth Taylor and Roland Lee Nelson's wedding plans. Virginia politics saw W Darden Jr elected governor and W M Tuck as lieutenant governor. A birth announced for Harry E Athey and wife in Memorial Hospital.

Virginia Woolen Company H. M. McCormac, Jr Albert Foreman Ernest Carper C. Howard Lamp Charlies Anderson Samuel Renner Colgate W. Darden, Jr Virginia William M. Tuck Harry E. Athey Memorial Hospital

Winchester Voters Cast 852 by One O Clock

By one o clock a total of 852 votes had been cast in Winchester voting places with a record vote expected. The article also lists a group of Boy Scouts departing Berryville for a two week tour through Pennsylvania western New York and Canada including Ray Puller Archie Robertson Jr Donald Forsythe Charles Jackson Bobby Baker and more.

Winchester Berryville Pennsylvania New York Canada Ray Puller Archie Robertson, Jr Donald Forsythe Charles Jackson Bobby Baker Rey Crim Johnny O'Bryan Floyd Stickles Eel Puller Fred Drury Roy Levi Billy Rosenberry Bob Rutherford Lee Shackleford Peter Phillips Monte Miller Barry Lee Billy Fe

Spillman Loses Arm in Mills Accident

Twenty five years ago Thomas B Spillman aged 21 suffered the loss of his right arm in an accident at the Lewis Jones Knitting Mills. R Gray Williams a local attorney was chosen president of the Virginia Bar Association.

Thomas B. Spillman Lewis Jones R. Gray Williams Virginia Bar Association

Mad dog bite reports and water warning issued

Fifty years ago John Henkel, a blacksmith at Reynolds Blore, was bitten by a mad dog and taken to Baltimore for treatment. Supt. P. W. Boyd of the streets and water department warned citizens against wasting water. The notice also references Miss Annie M. Carper and George M. Yow of Boyes.

John Henkel Reynolds Blore Baltimore P. W. Boyd Streets and Water Department

Truman Byrd Ties and the Southern Democrats Split

A look at how President Truman and Senator Harry F Byrd once close allies shifted as Byrd led Southern Democrats to resist Trumanism. The piece traces key moments from 1934 to 1952 including battles over armament, budget watchdogs, and party control, highlighting personal ties and political strategy shaping the split.

Washington Truman Harry Flood Byrd Vireiaia Byrd Missouri Dixie Democrats Shenandoah Valley Byrnes

Can Fish Swim Up Niagara Falls

A report states no fish can swim up Niagara Falls including salmon due to hazards observed in main jumps across species. The notes rely on records of different fish jumps to support the conclusion.

Niagara Falls

Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglass

Associate Justice Robert Jackson argues educated society can breed dangerous criminals and urges character development as essential. He cites past crimes by educated individuals and warns that mass education must prioritize moral character over mere factual knowledge.

Robert Jackson United States Supreme Court Earth James J Hill Theodore Roosevelt

Harrisonburg Democrats Name Candidates for Delegates

Incumbents George Aldhizer II and J O Stickley were renominated for the Harrisonburg and Rockingham County House of Delegates seats. Other nominees include J Robert Switzer for clerk, Alfred L Strawderman for sheriff, and Frank Karicoe for commissioner of revenue. No candidates were named for county treasurer or commonwealth's attorney. a meeting on August 31 will seek those posts.

Harrisonburg George Aldhizer, II J O. Stickley Rockingham County J. Robert Switzer Alfred L. Strawderman Sign H. Callender Frank Karicofe Commonwealth George D Conrad

Truman 1948 Prediction By Louis H Bean

Louis H Bean economist and statistician at the Department of Agriculture predicted that President Truman would win the 1948 election. He was identified as the government employee making the forecast.

Truman A. Louis H. Bean Department of Agriculture

Tonto Riley Chapter 23 A Ranch Tensions Rise

Tonto confronts Frick over tight control of the crew as muttered grievances surface. Frick’s stubbornness leads to a clash that tests Tonto’s patience. A planned break and a ride toward Avrillo shift the mood from routine to unsettled.

Tonto Finds Love On the Rafter K Ranch Trail

Tonto and Lois King share a close ride to town then confession by a stream in a Wyoming like setting. He declares lifelong longing and she admits she waited long for him amid a quiet, tender moment.

Avriilo Star Lois King Tonto Riley Lois Ink

Epidemic vomiting in babies and young children

Dr. Herman N. Bundesen reports an epidemic vomiting illness mainly affecting infants and toddlers. A phosphate carbohydrate solution aided vomiting and was combined with a low fat, high carbohydrate, low-bulk diet. In 172 treated cases 29 of 43 infants who failed feeds improved, as did most with toxic vomiting and motion sickness.

Roosevelt’s Stamp Collection Too Vast to Count

J B George B Sloane who praised the Roosevelt collection says the albums were so numerous he lost count after they passed a hundred. The President loved stamps and carried an album with him wherever he traveled.

Franklin D. Roosevelt J.B George B. Sloane Roosevelt Mr Sloane

How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions Daily Scores

A quiz guide lists 10 day scoring with daily averages and result labels from Memory Genius to Excellent. It then asks ten questions including geography Potsdam clock accuracy antonyms lily family Hope Diamond animal nicknames Majuba Hill the largest land animal and The Horse Fair painter.

Bossy Majuba Hill

Savage fighting reported near Burma border in Mandalay note

A Mandalay dispatch reports savage fighting near the Burma border with Red China between Nationalist and Communist Chinese forces continuing today.

Rangoon Burma Mandalay Today Red China

Time saved by electric roll call in state legislatures

In New Jersey a 60 member legislature reduced roll calls from three minutes per vote to 30 to 60 seconds. Illinois shows a similar gain, with roll calls cutting a typical session from about 100 hours to roughly 14 hours.

New Jersey Illinois

Rainfall Totals and Averages for Year to Date

Report shows past 48 hours rainfall zero. August rainfall to date zero. 1950- year rainfall total 26.97 inches. 38 year average monthly rainfall listed for each month from January to December with values.

Oenes

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W. Va Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Slornly Reds Aus Tralian Harry Bridges Kawano Pacific Conrad-Hoover American Legion Post Louisville Courier-Journal Pound Gap Jenkins Lexington Wise Lee Dickinson Buchanan Wetherby Sergent Burdine Webb Whitesbure, Ky the Star Hilda Elizabeth Taylor John G. Taylor Leicester Street Roland Lee Nelson Edgar Nelson Cork Street Annie M. Carper George M. Yowe A Boyes BY Ray Tucker Mr. Truman Senate Richmond Capitol Hill Frankling D. Roosevelt Senator Byrd Henry A. Wallace Wallace Old Dominion Sidney Hillman James F Byrnes South Carolina New York City Missourian Truman Watchdog Committee Farley D. R Byrd-Byrnes White House Principe Joe” McCarthy Brutus Scott SouTh America Brigham Young U. S. Capitol A. Mahonri Young Earl Ll. Douglass D.D Democrats Tonto Riley Frick Onto Segundo Ken Avrillo Rafter K L. E. Wells By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D King Features Syndicate, Inc R. J. Scott I.Q Potsdam
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