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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1950
Page
4
A moral exhortation urges believers to renounce sin and, when possible, restore what was damaged. Worshippers are reminded not to cling to memories of past wrongs but to move forward with faith and renewal.
The President will speak tonight to the nation as the country faces a grave crisis. The message calls for aggressive leadership, plain talk, and clear future commitments to earn public confidence.
The New York Times reports European and Middle East sentiment showing a loss of confidence in U S leadership over Korea and the United Nations. Western nations fear a new world war, criticize MacArthur, and question Washington’s Asia tilt and Chiang Kai-shek policy.
Italian public opinion shows strong anti American sentiment and neutralist growth after Korea setbacks. Pro American trust has fallen. many fear U S could abandon Korea or fail to protect Europe. Officials warn prestige damaged by Truman’s atomic mentions and Peiping UN status debate.
In Richmond last night Francis Pickens Miller launched his Virginia Senate bid by denouncing Harry Byrd as a demagogue while tying him to communism and McCarthyism. The address framed Miller as a reforming challenger and urged Byrd to remain in the race to uphold integrity.
Wilda Jean Adams of Frederick County was named winner of the 1949 State 4-21 Club contest. C M Poole paid $50 for a steer that was crippled and had to be killed after a dog attack. Mr and Mrs David L Butts of Stephens on welcomed a baby boy. Mrs Godfrey Shanholtz of Reliance was rescued from smoke in a kitchen fire. A E Weatherholtz of North St announced the marriage of their niece Ruby Weatherholtz to Charles M Trenary.
Winchester's blue Baby Thomas Wayne Fadeley was assured of funds for an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital as citizens contributed 900 dollars through the American Legion. P Duvall, a Frederick County Winchester auctioneer, was recovering cuts and bruises from an accident on Route 50 near Winfield or Winchester.
Mr. Frank DeHaven and Miss Dorothy Y Havermale, both of Frederick County, obtained a license to wed in the county clerk's office. Mary Astor stars in Playing With Souls at the Empire. Mr. Albert Schaffenaffer of Capon Bridge suffers a severe shoulder cut while breaking rock twenty five years ago.
The Kefauver committee may wrap up January 3 1951 as opposition in Congress and political fallout from Chicago revelations threaten its ability to summon key witnesses. Senate leaders Lucas and McCarran clash over wartime warrants, while Nevada's McCarran blocks action to arrest witnesses. If extended, crime syndicate figures may return to U S shores.
Article explains mild diarrhea in infants may stem from intestinal malformation such as a shorter bowel or narrow opening. Treatment includes controlled feeding, concentrated formulas like evaporated milk, and up to seven to ten feedings daily. Notes risks like pyelitis and diaper rash. emphasizes prompt medical care.
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hours ending 7 am today at none. December rainfall to date 3.30 inches. Year to date 42.58 inches. Average rainfall for 37 years 36.56 inches. Month by month averages from 1912 to 1949 list 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
The article recalls President Harry S. Truman resisting pressure from advisers and party figures, often bowing to caution yet rejecting efforts to curb his bold approach. It contrasts his stance with others who capitulated to conflicting demands.
A quiz outline lists daily scoring for IQ like Memory Genius for 9 or 10 correct, Very Superior for 7 or 8, Excellent for 5 or 6, and Good for 4. It directs to page 2 for correct answers and poses ten questions on ice water mercury, carpentry tools, Danube music, sugar substitutes, Pandora, tempus fugit, a Jolly Roger, Italy’s George Washington figure, oases, and a medical path.
Earl L. Douglas argues slander is deadly like homicide. He condemns white lies and false accusations, stating silence or mere disbelief can hurt a person as much as direct lies. He calls the liar an enemy of God and man and urges truthfulness.
Frances Perkins was the only cabinet member who served through all of Franklin D Roosevelt's administrations. She held the position of Secretary of Labor from March 4 1933 to June 30, 1945.
The Marmon car of 1903 introduced a V type four cylinder air cooled engine making it the earliest on record. Later, Cadillac announced its V-1 motor in late 1914. The U S Secret Service besides protecting the President enforces counterfeiting suppression and forgery of Government checks and bonds.
Michael struggles with Liza's duplicity and his attraction as she manipulates her image with George Lennox guarding her. Virginia and Patty discuss the scheme while Liza plans future liaison, hinting at Abby's arrival and a brewing social chess match among the couples.
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