Peaceful Life Pledge Amid Crises Promoted
The Winchester Evening Star prints a reflective message urging readers to avoid strife and uphold peaceful conduct. The note emphasizes choosing peace whenever possible and living harmoniously with others, even in challenging times.
The Acheson Case and ordain to unify a nation
In this parallel analysis, the piece likens Neville Chamberlain’s 1940 dismissal to calls for removing Dean Acheson amid American peril. It argues a trusted replacement could restore public confidence and national unity during a critical hour.
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Mr. Chamberlain
United States
Mr. Acheson
Mongol Cavalry Divisions Reported In Korea Front
Dispatches from Tokyo describe two Chinese cavalry divisions on the Korean front as possibly Mongolian. Each unit reportedly fields 4,000 to 7,000 men, lightly armed and highly mobile. They endure extreme cold on Mongolian ponies, crave little food or water, and rely on camel trains for supplies. They are portrayed as descendants of Genghis Khan’s hordes using rifles today.
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Tokyo
Korea
Genghis Khan
Asia
Hiss Case and Its Far East Fallout
The New York Court of Appeals upholds the Algér Hiss trial fairness. The ruling suggests he will serve a five year term for perjury, with high court support signaling likely U S Supreme Court agreement. The piece links Hiss to Roosevelt era policy and Far Eastern concessions amid Cold War tensions.
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Algér Hiss
United States Supreme Court
Hiss
Alger Hiss
State Department
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Yalta
Wage Stabilization vs Textile Wage Pressure
Current Opinion argues wage stabilization is key to fighting inflation within mobilization, while the Textile Workers Union demands wage increases. The piece urges discriminating restraints and voluntary or imposed limits to prevent inequities as total controls loom if voluntary steps fail.
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Wage Stabilization Board
Textile Workers Union
Alphonse
Handley High Sends Stockings to Veterans Patients
Handley High School mailed Christmas stockings to 100 patients at Newton D. Baker VA Hospital. The report notes a Norfolk Richmond anecdote about Virginia beating North Carolina in a corn production race.
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Newton D. Baker VA
Richmond
Virginia
North Carolina
St. Louis Browns
Train wreck injuries and local nuptials reported
Five years ago Howard Allen son of Dr and Mrs L M Allen suffered cuts and bruises in a Gainsville Georgia train wreck. Reba O Dellinger daughter of Mr and Mrs F M Dellinger of this city married Harold L Cooper of Frederick County. Patrolman Robert Milburn of the Winchester Police Force was ill at home with influenza.
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L. M. Allen
Gainsyville
Reba O. Dellinger
F. M. Dellinger
Harold L. Cooper
Richard A. Cooper
Fredericks County
Robert Milburn
Winchester
Winchester mother surrenders son to police over whiskey possession
A Winchester mother handed her son to authorities after he was found illegally possessing whiskey. Rin Tin Tin the wonder dog appears in Tracked In the Snow Country at the Empire.
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Winchester
Rin-Tin-Tin
Wonder Dog
the Empire
Railroads End Half Fares for Ministers and Teachers
Fifty years ago railroads discontinued half fares for ministers and religious teachers. In a separate note Judge M. H. Albin ruled the turkey shot by Walter Johnson was tame and that Sam Braithwaite could sell it after first claiming the dead fowl from Johnson.
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Walter Johnson
Sam Braithwaite
Johnson
Two Words Fueling War and Peace Debate in U S Politics
The essay argues appeasement and isolationism are misused labels that hinder policy critique. It defends appeasement as reconciling differences when rightful and cautions against overreacting to fear of opponents. It asserts a strong United States is essential while avoiding unnecessary meddling.
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Triman-Attlée
Critises
Webster
Mr. Truman
Mr. Attlee
U. S
Britain
Europe
Russia
France
Questions and Answers from The Winchester Star Bureau
A reader exchanges questions about boomerang length Caesarean birth rates horsehair sourcing for upholstery and Cleopatra's skin tone. Answers note four foot boomerangs one to five percent Caesarean births and Argentinian horsehair. Cleopatra described as Macedonian Greek with light skin and dark hair.
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Cleopatra
Alexandria the Great
Rainfall Totals and Averages With Anomalous Data
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 7 am shows today as none. December to date records 3.41 inches. The 1950 year to date is 42.69 inches. Long term average across 37 years is 36.56 inches. Monthly averages for 1912 to 1949 are listed but contain unreadable text.
Strength For the Day By Ear and Faith in Action
A religious message urges believers to be open about their faith and to reject hypocrisy. It counsels reading the Bible, attending church, and engaging with religious communities to strengthen conviction and self-respect. An accompanying legal Q A explains annual alien registration requirements under the 1950 act, detailing notice duties for residents and guardians.
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Jesus
United States
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
How's Your 1.9 How to Score From 100 Questions
A quiz style page presents 10 daily questions with scoring notes. Includes prompts about Elizabeth Taylor’s husband, a 1860 state debt question, the Royal Family actors, ship distress signals, autobiography, Iran’s region, World War I peace ship, author of The Silver Whistle, a Stevenson verse completion, and December’s solstice versus equinox.
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Natice
Elizabeth Taylor
United States
Royal Family
Iran
Far East
Europe
Ro Louis Stevenson
Look Out for Liza Chapter Forty One
Abby Lennox and Dr Robert Fleming reminisce about love and restraint as Liza, Abby, and Michael navigate a social gathering. Fleming ponders past choices while Abby maintains boundaries, and Michael teases plans for an evening at his apartment.
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Robert
Abby
Liza
George
Michael
T Wright
Abby Lennox
New England
Dr. Fleming
Virginia
Faith Baldwin Cutarel
King
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