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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1950

Page

4

Subscription rates and notices in December 1 1950 issue

By mail or route one year in advance includes six months in advance options. Outside Virginia and West Virginia add one dollar for postage. Six months in advance by mail and six months in advance by carrier. The page features a biblical verse: All flesh shall perish together, and man shall turn again unto dust.

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Roosevelt and Stalin letter on Russian domination threats

Franklin D. Roosevelt wrote to Admiral Leahy on July 26, 1941 saying he did not think Russia would dominate Europe. The note appears in F D R His Personal Letters, part of a two volume collection.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Stalin Tehran Yalta William D. Leahy F.D.R

Reexamine U S Korea policy and defense costs urged

The piece cites Arthur Krock urging a broad review of U S foreign policy and defense spending. It highlights General Bradley’s warning that Korea commitments left the free world vulnerable without adequate defenses beyond the atom bomb. The call stresses reassessing foreign policy, commitments, and the $50 billion defense outlay of the past five years.

Arthur Krock New York Times Times Mr. Krock Bradley Chiefs of Staff United States Korea Free World Armed Services Acheson

Bush warns on atomic role in future war plans

Dr Vannevar Bush, renowned atomic scientist, discusses lessons from Korea and argues the United States may face Russian air superiority. He warns that tactical air power could be outmatched and contemplates using the atom bomb as a tactical weapon against large enemy concentrations.

Vannevar Bush Bush Korea U.S U8. Navy U.S. Air Force

Atomic Bomb Strategy and Global Defense Realities

Dr. Bush argues the atom bomb may be more plausible as a tactical tool than a strategic weapon. He notes defenses rise with radar, missiles, and jets while warning the U S must outpace Soviet sea power and ensure proper defense spending. He cautions against complacency in two wars and urges targeted investment.

United States Germany Free World Dr. Bush

We Must Change Course in Korea and Washington

The piece condemns Truman Roosevelts era policy as leading America toward disaster in Korea. It labels North Korea China and Soviet Russia as threats and calls for major policy and personnel changes in government and a shift to defense spending.

Truman Roosevelt Korea America China Dean Acheson Alger Hiss Owen Lattimore Chiang Kai-shek United States Russia Mr. Acheson State Department Washington

Handley 1949 captain chosen by district coaches

News notes include Manuel Semples reporting that Handley’s full back from the 1949 District 5 champions was elected captain of the All Star District 5 team. Also noted are a birth announcement for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Melvin Bandy, and other local items.

Manuel Semples Melvin Bandy Route 1-A Sandy Anna Lee

Returning servicemen welcomed home by the Star

Ralph C. Nesselrodt Charles W. Fisher John M. Mason Charles Everette Hole singer Archibald Cameron Burns Oscar Bever ley Jones Lewis Marshall Castleman Robert Emory McKinney Stewart Andrew Mowery Eugene Frederick Goss John Elkins Madagan William Ebert ro Theodore M. Myers and C Harrison Homer Alberti guest speaker Open Door Bible Class Loudoun St Presbyterian Church

Star Ralph C. Nesselrodt Charles W. Fisher John M. Mason Charles Everette Holesinger Archibald Cameron Burns Oscar Beverley Jones Lewis Marshall Castleman Robert Emory McKinney Stewart Andrew Mowery Eugene Frederick Goss John Elkins Madagan William Ebert Ro ‘Theodore M. Myers C. Harrison Homer ”. Alberti Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church

Winchester Lodge S61 and BFOE hold event ten years ago

Ten years ago Winchester Lodge S61 and BFOE held a notable meeting or event. Details remain limited in the fragment, but the reference ties the two organizations to a shared activity from the past.

Winchester Lodge S61 BFOE

Virginia social ball attended by Miss Eleanor Chiles at Richmond

Miss Eleanor Chiles daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Chiles of Kernstown attended a ball hosted by the Virginia State Society at the Willard Hotel in Richmond. Burwash England reports Rudyard Kipling’s illness causing local excitement. Miss Hilda Forney is rapidly improving at her parents home after a forty operation.

Hilda Forney Eleanor Chiles Samuel Chiles Kernstown Virginia Virginia State Society Willard Hotel Richmond Burwash England Rudyard Kipling

Hollis enters circuit court race and train wreck found

Fifty two years ago E G Hollis entered the Circuit Court race. An attempt to wreck the Cumberland Valley train was discovered when ten ties were removed from the track. Miss Sallie Faulkner hosted an old time taffy pull.

E. G. Hollis Cumberland Valley Sallie Faulkner

Re Examining Mr Acheson and Shifting Foreign Policy

William Henry Chamberlin outlines Secretary Acheson’s frequent shifts in policy from postwar aims to Cold War cautions. The piece cites his stance on Germany China Formosa and Stalin appeasement, arguing many reversals justify re examination of his qualifications.

William Henry Chamberlin Wall Street Journal Acheson Alger Hiss Roosevelt Truman Stalin Germany China Chiang Kai-shek Orient United States Dean Acheson Teheran Yalta Potsdam State Department A. A. Berle Department South Korea Formosa Singapore Far East Mr. Acheson Chiang Kaishek MacArthur

Periods in Life Requiring A Certain Mental Adjustment

Medical article explains stormy life periods, focusing on adolescence and menopause. Menopause averages 47 but ranges 35 to 55 plus. Symptoms include hot flushes, chills, sweats, possible heartbeat changes and high blood pressure. Emphasizes diagnosis to rule out tumors, and outlines treatment with estrogens under physician care and psychotherapy to ease mental and emotional distress.

King T

Rainfall Totals and Averages From Local Observatory

Rainfall data show none in the last 24 hours ending 7 am today. November rainfall to date is 4.49 inches. year to date 39.28 inches. Average 37 year rainfall is 36.56 inches. monthly averages list values for each month with several transcription errors corrected where needed. Laboratory data accompany the trend figures.

Venus flytrap grows well in small pots

The Venus flytrap is a small plant and can be cultivated in a 4 inch pot. It tolerates compact root space and requires careful watering and bright light for healthy growth.

The White House Remodeling and the Toll of Modern Living

The article argues the White House renovation exposes the high price of modernization. It cites bathroom plumbing, electric work, and air conditioning as weakening a historic structure and links adapting to new customs with modern ailments. It warns progress may erode inner strength and questions if benefits outweigh costs.

White House

How's Your I Q A 100 Question Self Test Review

An old self help quiz presents questions on language sense and history. It includes prompts on dining hall names in caverns, tactile sense, grammar corrections, Nova Scotia meaning, acorn counting, lakes and tribes, habeas corpus origin, war and peace quotes, and a curious note about a feather count in Hungary during Turkish rule.

Eveu Nova Scotia Great Lakes Pennsylvania British Museum Hungary

Hiram Struggles With an Unwanted Proposal to Liza

Hiram dismisses the idea of marrying Liza a rich younger woman. Liza, torn between sympathy and practicality, rejects his advance and asserts her independence as they drive toward town. She cautions him about his foolish behavior and ends with a firm, forgiving note.

Hiram Liza Lennox George Joose Wyoming Kathy Paul Robert Paul Goddard Goddards Dr. Fleming Goddard Fleming

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