Casting all your anxiety upon him
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1949
Page
4
How Time Does Fly In Mr Spilman Comeback Column
Louis Spilman returns to his Waynesboro News-Virginian column after backing a failed Virginia governorship bid. The piece recalls his vigorous statewide campaign and shifts to a milder view of Virginia, noting his fatigue and a critic’s cautious empathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Spilman
F. P. “Miller
Waynesboro News-Virginian
Louis Ilman
Virginia
Spilman
Vernor
Piany
Punishing the South and the 1948 Democratic Split
A Washington D C editorial criticizes the Democratic National Committee for removing South Carolina Louisiana Mississippi and Alabama members after their Thurmond vote. It argues the action ignores voter choice state autonomy and the South’s central role in sustaining the party seeking harmony not punishment by liberals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic National Committee
Washington
McGrath
South Carolina
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Thurmond
Truman
National Committee
South
Anglo American tensions threaten upcoming financial talks
The article notes a deteriorating mood between the United States and Britain as talks in Washington approach next month. It cites Shinwell warnings about risky actions and potential backlash, while suggesting historical patterns of moving from conflict to cooperation between the two nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
John Bull
Washington
Emanuel Shinwell
Shinwell
Britain
Before World War II a fiscal quarrel sowed distrust
The piece traces anti Nazi warnings before World War II and notes how Britain and the United States clashed over debts after World War I. It contrasts the later aid to Britain through the Marshall Plan and loans with the prior view of America as a stern creditor and ally. A London Labour figure criticizes U S money power, highlighting tension in transatlantic relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Gemany
Britain
Europe
America
England
Shylock
London
Thomas O'Brien
NLRB holds union liable for back wages in wrongful discharge case
The National Labor Relations Board finds the Teamsters Union responsible for back wages after a Mount Vernon NY operator forced a driver to lay off a colleague over dues. The decision also brands the employer liable, but fails to specify exact repayment allocation, inviting further dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Teamsters Union
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Ernest Fritz, Jr
NLRB
Hobby Shop Opening Scheduled for Braddock Street
Shirley Bly, ex-service man and auditor for George Washington Hotel Corp., will open a Hobby Shop at 1 p m Saturday at 304 S Braddock St. The notice also reports Winchester police recovered a 1948 Buick sedan stolen from Father Joseph Heye about thirty minutes after the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Heye
Winchester
Leesburg
Shirley Bly
Latane St
George Washington Hotel Corp
S. Braddock St
Librarian Judith Gibson Joins St Anne’s Charlottesville
Miss Judith Carter Gibson leaves Winchester to join St Anne's Episcopal School as librarian in Charlottesville after thirty years as assistant librarian at Handley Library. Lt Ralph E Manuel promoted to captain. Poliomyelitis continues to spread in Virginia despite cooling weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Carter Gibson
Winchester
St. Anne's Episcopal School of
Charlottesville
Gibson
Handley Library
Ralph E. Manuel
Virginia
Lumberman killed by rolling log at Blue Ridge camp
Ten years ago in 1939 Frank Schaffenaker, veteran lumberman of Capon Britve West Virginia, was killed instantly when a rolling oak log struck him at a Blue Ridge lumber camp. Stephens City Firemen agree to pay 1000 dollars for the South End truck and the South End plans a meeting tonight to decide final steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schaffenaker
Capon Britve
W. Va
Blue Ridge
Stephens City
South End
Bringing Up Rather opens Empire Theatre road show season
In 1924 the Empire Theatre hosts the road show season opener titled Bringing Up Rather. The Winchester Golf Club announces a tournament advancing to the semi finals with Miss Susan Carson leading ladies scoring 59. A fifth candidate for city postmaster, John A. Kern, enters the race with an appointment expected within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Winchester Golf Club
Susan Carson
John A. Kern
Broaddus Repeats as Shenandoah Baptist President
In 1899 the Rev Julius T Broaddus begins his eleventh term as president of the Shenandoah Baptist Association during a meeting in this city. The City Council grants a five year contract to Winchester Gas and Electric Light Co. A fire consumes a new stable and its contents on Cornelius Gibbons property with suspicions it was arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius T. Broaddus
Shenandoah Baptist Association
Winchester Gas and Electric Light Company
Cornelius Gibbons
John L Lewis targets welfare state and labor power
Washington reports John L. Lewis rejects antitrust fears as he promotes a three to four day work week and a broad welfare program for miners. He argues judiciary limits block anti monopoly action while predicting wider labor hour cuts and industrial shifts across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Congressional
Banking and Currency
Styles Bridges
Miners’ Welfare Fund
Senate
A. Willis Robertson
Virginia
Senate Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Pat McCarran
Nevada
Robertson
Mr. Lewis
John S
Truman
Congress
Capitol Hill
Lewis
United Mine Workers
United States Bureau of Mines
Phone Book Adventure Clue
New York features a quirky explorer Martin Rodgers uncle of Richard Rodgers who combs the Manhattan phone book for adventure. He recalls dining with homeless men and joining Chinese musicians while noting 623000 names and a yoga society tease. Palestine population quiz concludes with biblical figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Martin Rodgers
Rodgers
Richard Rodgers
Manhattan
Zzyzz, Inc
New Yorks
New York Harbor
Lady
Grace Breckenridge
Strength For The Day Reflections On Bread And Faith
Earl L. Douglas D D discusses bread as a political and religious symbol. He notes bread shapes governments and homes and links it to Christian sacraments and temptations. He cautions against living by bread alone and urges reliance on God's word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
D. D
Europe
Earth
IQ Test Quiz From An Old Publication
A multiple choice style quiz questions readers on baseball pitcher Gerald Staley treason quote a nursery rhyme line author pen name S S Van Dine location of the 79th British Open inscription biblical text orangutan smallest planet Mercury Venus or Mars and magnetism question ends with incomplete prompt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Staley
S. S. van Dine
England
Mercury
Venus
Mars
What is classical music and its defining traits
The passage explores the concept of classical music as music of established value and fame. It notes it is typically composed by top-ranked composers and serves as a model for others, while discussing related terms and the A A U. It also touches on ebony wood color and heartwood aging.
The Leaf Shall Be Green Chapter Thirty Three
In Paris Furse and Art Johnson discuss apple trade aims and Miss Searle's lease while Marvell contrasts their generations with a tale of a Maine tailor turned atheist. Kit hides listening below as Marvell reflects on a life smothered by class rituals and a stubborn grudge.
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Furse
Art
Wenatchee Valley
Kit
Marvell
Art Johnson
Paris
Oregon
Boston
Doi
Maine
Society
Mead & Company, Inc
Neve
Barlows
McCready
Nedda
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