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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
13
Military circles discuss funding and force composition for a united Atlantic defense. Questions focus on Elbe or Rhine front lines, force levels, air support, and how much each nation can afford for rearmament.
Santa is due in Berryville on Thursday for a pre Christmas visit at the Main and Church Street intersection with treats for children. The same date marks the open night of Sense for Christmas shoppers refit.
The National Geographic Society reports American craftsmen have recaptured the lost medieval lions of staining glass, reviving a historic craft through renewed technique and artistry.
Clarke county hosts Christmas doorway contests with two prizes for best day and illuminated night decorations. The Woman's club of Clarke county sponsors the event and will judge entries.
State Department cites trumped up charges as Ward endures a month in jail while communists push to ship staff. From Tientsin reports, 20 detainees are said to be safe and traveling by rail, housed at U.S. consulate residences. Rendezvous near Taku bar 16 miles from Tientsin anticipated.
Coleridge wrote a verse showing the shift from long to short in meter with lines about trachee, spondee, and the swift anapests to illustrate iambics. The stanza depicts how feet move from short to long and how dactyls and anapests pace a march.
The article notes Senator Byrd argues against deficits and outlines major proposed cuts totaling about 7.0 billion in a balanced budget plan. Major reductions include roughly 2 billion for domestic civilian functions 1.3 billion for veterans 1.5 billion in foreign aid and 2 billion in national defense.
Seven species proved most useful for shelter belts after the 1934 drought. Green ash, cottonwood, Russian olive, American plum, red cedar, Chinese elm, and American elm were identified as the most effective varieties.
Clarke county farmers may vote next Thursday in PMA community committeemen elections at Battle town district PMA office Berryville Chapel district Boyce bank Greenway district Green's store White Post Longmarsh district Russell voting place on R J Wilmerster county chairman announced.
Clay B. Carr of Boyce was named chairman for the annual Clarke County March of Dimes drive. He will seek to double last year’s county contribution of 2157 dollars.
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