Winchester Daily Bulletin Special Adds Faith Based Prayers
A historical newspaper fragment from August 23 1950 includes press association notes and postal details for readers in Winchester Virginia. It contains contact lines for the business and news offices and a religious quotation about praying in the morning.
Stassen urges war if aggression by Communist powers continues
The speech by Harold Stassen, former Minnesota governor and Penn president, argues for declaring war on Russia if aggression spreads. It questions U S readiness for total war, warns against ultimata, and criticizes current leadership for undecisive, flawed policy amid Korean tension.
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Harold Stassen
Minnesota
University of Pennsylvania
Urals
Ukrane
A Cold Look At An Hot Issue
In a strong editorial the paper critiques U S military and diplomatic policy under President Truman. It argues Truman abandoned Roosevelt’s soft power stance and questions capability to fight multiple Korea styled wars while warning of commitment risks in Formosa and potential alliance strains with Britain and the United Nations.
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Burma
Iran
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Mr. Stassen
United States
Russia
Korea
Truman
Acheson
Theodore Roosevelt
Formosa
White House
Harry Truman
China
United Nations
Great Britain
Truman moves to bolster Democrats with O'Dwyer as ambassador
President Truman reshapes party strategy ahead of November elections with Mayor William F. O'Dwyer named ambassador to Mexico. The shift aims to solidify New York Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and California support while balancing factions in a tense political climate.
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William F. O’dwyer
Mexico
State Department
Truman
Capitol Hill
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Ohio
California
O'Dwyer
Enforce Traffic Rules to Cut Highway Toll
Opinion urges Governor Battle to push State Police for tougher enforcement of dangerous driving. Incidents include speeding in work zones and through blind curves, with fatalities and injuries rising. Author argues focus should be on hazardous highway points and unsafe driving over mere speed-limit violations.
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Battle
Staunton
News of Other Years From the Files of the Star
Dr James Albert Miller promoted from commander to captain in the U S Naval Reserve. Howard and Sadie Shull welcome a baby girl born to Sadie, former Miss Sadie Lome. Covert hosts party for daughter Katty Irene. Germany says Battle of Britain preliminaries over and RAF raids Berlin. 116th Infantry unit returns from New York after field training in blitzkrieg methods. Edward Stine of the County kills a polecat that killed over 50 chickens. Rev Frank A Strother Mosby ranger dies at his Stephens City home. Patton leads Winchester to 5 3 win over Woodstock on the mound.
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James Albert Miller
W.boscawen St
U.S. Naval Reserve
Howard Shull
Middletown
Shull
Sadie Lome
W. F. Long
Marold Covert
Kent
Catiy Irene
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Britain
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Berlin
Co. I
116Th Infantry
New York
Edward Stine
Mosby
Frank A. Strother
Stephens City
Patton
Winchester
Woodstock
August Registrants and Hospital Collision Report
August city Gall board registrations include Maurice C Leese Harold Lee Sibert Ralph A Vat Meter John Hewitt McCormick Henry Fitehugh Seal Jr Harry Lee Carper and Fin ley Peder Whitlock Three people were admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital two seriously injured in a taxi collision on the Opequon bridge Winifred Wilson elected president of an Nightingale Class at Grace Lutheran Church.
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City Gall Board
Maurice C. Leese
Harold Lee Sibert
Ralph A. Vat Meter
John Hewitt McCormick
Henry Fitehugh Seal
Harry Lee Carper
Finley
Peder Whitlock
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Opequon Bridge
Winifred Wilson
Nightingale
Grace Lutheren Church
Inventor Jacob Hoover Holds Firm On Railroad Brake Patent
Jacob Hoover of this city, inventor of the automatic railroad brake and coupler, refused several lucrative offers for his patent. Henry Eishalberger of York, Pa, was hired as the new pharmacist for Bakers Drug Store by Frank Baker.
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Jacob Hoover
Henry Eishalberger
York
Bakers Drug Store
Frank Baker
Disorder That Causes Gradual Damage to Nervous Systems
The piece describes multiple sclerosis as a widespread chronic disease affecting young adults, noting its commonality, uncertain causes, and lack of a definitive cure. It covers symptoms such as vision issues, numbness, weakness, tremors, and emotional disturbances, and mentions limited treatments and supportive care. It also includes a Q and A on scurvy, outlining its vitamin C cause and remedies.
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Northernurope
J. R
Rainfall Totals and Monthly Averages from Winchester Notes
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 7 a m is .02 inches. August rainfall to date is 1.75 inches, with year-to-date 1950 at 26.18 inches and the 37 year average at 36.56 inches. Monthly averages for 1912 to 1949 show January 2.50, February 1.92, March 2.86, April 3.09, May 3.77, June 3.78, July 3.81, August 3.93, September 2.58, October 3.34, November 2.47, December 2.42 inches. Data courtesy Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Local Qs Answer Highlights Miss DeHart Era
In 1930 Miss Charlotte DeHart serves as principal. Another key year referenced is 1924.
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Charlotte DeHart
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas D D
The article presents a devotional piece by Earl L. Douglas addressing the theme of strength for daily resolve. It frames war as terrible, even in small conflicts, and emphasizes the power of decision in facing hardship.
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Earl L. Douglas
D. D
How's Your IQ How to Score Based on 100 Questions
A dated trivia item presents a quiz with ten days of questions and scoring bands from Memory Genius to Good. It asks multiple choice and correction tasks, including dates, flags, authors, abolitionists, European mountains, and ship measurements.
Shadow on the Range ends with Ives and Tana uniting
Brian Ives leaves town after forgiving Marco Stoll and planning marriage to Tana. On the stage toward Hammer, he and Tana confront their past, acknowledging love, security, and the shared toll of a life spent serving others. The ending seals their bond as they ride into a new future.
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Marybelle
Elisha Lund
Brule
Tamerlane
Railhead
Cory
Beamis
Doc
Stoll
Sombra Range
Charley
Marco Stoll
Oriental Cafe
Brian
Jim Ives
Dave Carradine
Benedict
Hammer
Marybelle Lund
Feather
Norman A. Fox
Colonel
Rod Benedict
Tana
Rod
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