Winchester Evening Star Editor Notice and AP Rights
The Winchester Evening Star details editorial leadership with Hi F Byrd Jr as editor and national reps DeLisser Inc listed. It notes Associated Press exclusive republication rights for local and dispatch news and records post office entry as second class. Advertising and classified rate notes are included.
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Subscription rates and notices from a 1950 issue
A 1950 newspaper fragment lists subscription prices by mail or motor route for various terms and postage outside Virginia and West Virginia. It then includes a Friday December 22 notice with a quote about right living sustaining us when humiliated, followed by a prayer for removal of reproach and contempt.
Christmas in War Time Echoes Through Eight Decades
A historical reflection traces Christmas 1941 to 1944 and the turning tides in World War II. It recalls Bastogne 1944 and earlier defeats at Bataan Guam and Wake, noting Allied advances in North Africa Italy and the Pacific by holiday seasons. The piece highlights frontline endurance and shifting fortunes through the years.
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Christmas in War Years Across Fronts and Home
The report recounts Christmas 1944 and 1918 noting Fifth Army activity near Bologna Italy, Iwo Jima raids, and Pacific advances. It contrasts World War I with 1918 American demobilization figures, detailing overseas and domestic troop movements and discharges.
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Bologna
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So viet propaganda seizes Kennedy speech in criticism
The Lynchburg News argues the So viet propaganda mill will seize on Joseph P Kennedy’s critical speech on American foreign policy. It urges open debate and cautions against tailoring speech to Soviet thought while defending free discussion of policy.
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Joseph P. Kennedy
Soviet Union
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Republicans push resignation call for Acheson
The Petersburg Progress Index notes Republicans in both houses demand Secretary of State Dean Acheson resign, with support from liberal and conservative wings and bipartisan Democratic sympathy. The piece argues the split among allies weakens the secretary and suggests a polite letter of confidence paired with a release for a fresh start.
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House
Senate
Acheson
The Supreme Commander Named for Allied Defense
The Times declares Dwight D. Eisenhower the best suited for Supreme Commander of the grand alliance against Communism. His appointment sparks immediate acclaim across Europe, boosting morale on the Continent.
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Times
United States
Europe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Grand Alliance of Defense
Birth of a boy welcomes Nail couple in Bloomery
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Nail of Bloomery a Route receive congratulations on the birth of a boy. the mother was formerly Virginia Smith. Temperatures hit 68 degrees on December 22 marking a warm dec.
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Winchester and Baltimore Social Notes Twenty Five Years Ago
Grace Romaine Cover daughter of Loring A Cover recovers from a fall from her horse in Winchester and Baltimore. James B Russell couple observes their 58th wedding anniversary. The Handley Cadets recapture the drill banner from Shenandoah Valley Academy winning four of six contests. Fred Baker resigns as clerk at R W Stone Drug Store.
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City Council Opposed Salary Rise for State Representative
The City Council received two applications for B Blackburn Moore as representative for Frederick Clarke and area. He opposed raising state salaries to 1200 annually. Returning servicemen welcomed home by the pier included Charles Enders Jr George F Lake Marshall Bryant Marshal Lewis Miller Wilbur L Kern and Charles [readable names follow].
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B. Blackburn Moore
State House of
Dele
Frederick, Clarke
Charles Enders, Jr
George Flake
Marshall Bryant
Marshal Lewis Miller
Wilbur L. Kern
Charles
A Visit from Saint Nicholas Poem Recited for Christmas Night
A shortened, classic rendering of Clement Clarke Moore’s poem depicts a home at night with stockings hung, children asleep, and Saint Nicholas entering via the chimney to deliver toys. The narrator notes the reindeer led by a lively driver and ends with a festive wish for all a good night.
How's Your IQ Christmas Quiz Scoring Guide
Memory based scoring across ten days assigns ranks: 9–10 correct Memory Gaius, 7–8 Very Superior, 5–6 Excellent, 4 Good. Page 2 reveals correct answers. Then a Christmas trivia set tests holiday knowledge with ten questions on priesthood, biblical scenes, language, symbolism, calendars, bells, firewood, Mary, and York 521 A.D.
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St Nicholas
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Mary
Jesus
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Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas Cites Wagner's greatness and flaws
The piece argues Richard Wagner was among the greatest musicians yet also portrays him as a deeply egotistical and unreliable man who exploited friends and borrowed money without repayment. It notes his habit of demeaning others and courting women who were married.
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Richard Wagner
Wagner
Congenital Hip Dislocation Risks and Treatments
A medical note explains congenital dislocation of the hip seen at birth, its signs and diagnosis by X ray, and treatment options. Early manipulation under anesthesia with casting is described, with risks if untreated beyond age two and possible need for surgery. The piece also notes scarring acne treatments and advises consult a skin specialist.
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Rainfall Totals and Averages as Reported
Present and past rainfall data shown for 24 hours to 7 am. Today none. December to date 3.41 inches. 1950 to date 42.69 inches. Average over 37 years 36.56 inches. Monthly averages for 1912-1949 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.
Paradoxes in Wagner’s life and works perplex readers
The piece notes Wagner’s tumultuous marriages and infidelities versus his moral art. It cites his three marriages and wives who forgave hundreds of infidelities, yet he produced Parsifal, a work praised as moral purity. It mentions Lohengrin’s exaltation of marriage and contemporary brides marching to its music, inviting readers to ponder the paradox.
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Wagner
Chinese immigration to the United States in the 19th century
Immigration began after California was acquired. Higher wages drew Chinese workers, largely imported by labor contractors. By 1852, about 25,000 Chinese lived in the Pacific region, mainly in California.
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United States
N. S
California
Pacific Region
Mark Twain Motto Quoted On Right Doing
The widely cited motto attributed to Mark Twain is Always do right. This will gratify some people and astonish the rest.
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Mark Twain
Hollywood Column Highlights Swanson Holliday Oscars
Hollywood critics compare Gloria Swanson in Sunset Boulevard with Judy Holliday in Born Yesterday praising their performances. The piece notes Gan Kanin’s Broadway hit, film rights bought by Columbia for 1 000 000, and mentions Broderick Crawford William Holden and Alan Ladd in Branded while detailing scenes of Washington DC and national symbols.
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Gloria Swanson
Judy Holliday
Broderick Crawford
William Holden
Garson Kanin
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Miss Holliday
Adams
Paul
Douglas
Columbia Pictures
Judy
Billie Dawn
Crawford
Bestial
Harry Brock
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Holden
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Howard St. John
Swanson
Academy
Bette Davies
Alan Ladd
Charles Bickford
Mona Freeman
Chameleon Color Change Overstated in Common Belief
The article argues that the ability of chameleons to alter color is often exaggerated and that this power is similar to that of other lizards rather than uniquely remarkable.
Look Out for Liza in Chapter Forty Three
Liza drags Abby to a Fifth Avenue cab as heat and jealousy simmer. Abby clashes with Liza over Michael while Liza deflects, hints at a scheme, and plans to return home after a tense late night, awaiting Tuesday.
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Fifth
Michael
George
Robert
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