Banquet Ends as King Belshazzar Falls in Night’s Writ
A wartime banquet ends with the downfall of Belshazar the king of the Chaldeans. The piece notes this as a lesson on empires and divine plans for world rule, contrasting earthly power with fate. The source frames Belshazar as a figure whose imagined empire did not endure.
Not All Bad A Hollywood Christmas for Troops
The article notes that over fifty film stars traveled to Korea to entertain American troops at Christmas. It contrasts publicized vices with these quiet acts of generosity and praises the stars for performing from the heart, urging readers to remember this goodwill.
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Hollywood
Galaxy
Korea
Eskimo Welfare State Questioned In Report
An official Canadian government report argues welfare programs weakening Eskimo health by reducing fishing and hunting incentives. It claims reliance on aid leads to indolence and poorer diets, contributing to a rising mortality rate as colder conditions persist. The piece then shifts to 1953 business outlook.
Staunton Tax Effort Compared to True Value in 1950
The State Department of Taxation reports Staunton has the lowest local effort relative to true value among Virginia cities in 1950. The analysis notes statewide tax efforts have slackened since 1942 while property values rose, due to reassessment delays and reliance on inflated prewar values.
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State Department of Taxation
Staunton
Virginia
State Department
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Buene Vista
Colonial Heights
Williamsburg
Hampton
Martinaville
Radford Tower
Tharlottesville
Suffolk
Roanoke
Danville
Predericksburg
Alexandria
Hopewell
Falls Church A
Bristol
Clifton Forge
South Orfolk
Newport News
Lynchbore
Petersburg
Norfolk
Richmond
Uncertain executives weigh business prospects for 1953
Executives split on next year with some optimistic and others cautious. They expect solid first half 1953, while midyear risks loom. Outcomes depend on factors at home and the Korean War, but no clear recession indicators are found and resilient management is cited.
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Truman
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Local Society Notes From The Star Files
Mr and Mrs C L Golliday host a party for Mrs Marshall Golliday before her Queen Elizabeth voyage to England to join Lt Golliday in Kent. Mary Lou Rogers, a student nurse, returns to Richmond from Valley Avenue home of the Holmes Rogers. Lt Maurice Duffey, aboard the USS Robinson at Norfolk, visits his mother on South Washington Street. Mark A McMale receives license to practice veterinary medicine. Stephens City couple Mr and Mrs Charles Headley celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary. Mrs Withrow R Legge and Mrs Arthur Robinson host Chanticleer club members. Andy Bell acts as Santa for Flks Club Christmas party serving 300 children. Loring Ritter hosts a dinner for friends. The Edwards announce the marriage of Hilda Catherine to Pvt Samuel Peachie Russell. Grace Carver wed Denver Ro Penn, daughter of Mr and Mrs Isaac L Carver and Mr J W Bibert hosts Mrs E J Crane of New Paltz. Fred A Robinson spends days in New York City on business.
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C. L. Golliday
Marshall Golliday
England
Golliday
Kent
Mary Lou Rogers
Stuart Circle Hospital
Richmond
Holmes Rogers
Valley Avenue
Maurice Duffey
Robinson
Norfolk
Hugh Duffey
Bouth Washington Street
Mark A. McMale
Charles Headley
Stephens City
Withrow R. Legge
Arthur Robinson
Chanticleer
Andy Bell
Santa Claus
Flks Club
Loring Ritter
W Erle Edwards
Hilda Catherine
Pvt
Samuel Peachie Russell
KR. Pause Russell
Isaac L. Carver
Grace Carver
Denver Ro Penn
J. W. Bibert
E. J. Crane
New Paltz
N.Y
Fred A. Robinson
New York City
Firecracker accidents scar 1950s veteran and minister’s son
Fifty five years ago Howard Nurton was badly burned while exploding fire crackers. Luther Broaddus, son of the Rev. Julian Broaddus of Berryville, lit crackers and a shed fell, causing a serious fire.
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Howard Nurton
Luther Broaddus
Julian Broaddus
Berryville
Eisenhower Teamwork Taft MacArthur and Library Debates
Washington readers question Ike's Senate pick Taft as Majority Leader and MacArthur's Korea plans. The columnist argues Taft and Martin bolster Ike's Capitol Hill staff, while Dulles and top generals shape Korea policy and the Cold War strategy. He dismisses new presidential libraries as ego projects and favors archival depots in Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Taft
Senate
J. L
Brooklyn
Ike
Bob
Ohio
Capitol Hill
Joe” Martin
House
Martin
Bridges
Knowland
Millikin
How's Your 1.0 Score Based on 100 Questions
A quiz style prompt lists 10 items with scoring labels and asks page 2 for answers. The questions cover newspapers, currencies, geography, governance, islands, song origins, weapons, treaties, and geographic features with a stray sentence about swallows feeding on the wing.
Rainfall Records And Averages For Year 1952
Rainfall in the past 48 hours ending 7 p m shows none. Year to date totals 43.78 inches with December to date 2.56. Average yearly rainfall over 9 years is 36.79 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1951 include January 2 45 inches February 190 inches March 2.86 April 3.02 May 3.08 June 3.90 July 3.82 August 3.83 September 2.69 October 9 November 2.56 December 2.50.
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Aioe
Lamp Aids Ringworm Diagnosis In Barber Shops
A health column emphasizes sanitation in barber shops to prevent scalp ringworm in children. It explains transmission from unsterilized instruments and seating, describes Wood's lamp diagnosis, and notes treatment with a specific antiseptic ointment. It also covers fibroid tumors, clarifying most are non cancerous.
Strength For The Day By Bari L. Douglas
The piece notes Korea’s Communist challenge to the Christian church while praising growing South Korean congregations. It frames Christianity as hope amid world crisis and cites biblical quotes about being light and visible faith. It portrays Jesus as light even when mocked and persecuted.
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Korea
South Korea
South
Washington Tops On U S Postage Stamps
The 1945 survey found George Washington the most frequent stamp portrait with 65 issues, followed by Benjamin Franklin at 37. Excluding coin stamps, Washington and Franklin led all others, and up to that date 90 historical figures had appeared on U S stamps.
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United States
George Washington
Washington
Franklin
Wealthy suitor, Joy Street wedding, and a tense reunion
Emily Field marries Roger on Cathedral splendor. At the Joy Street house David Solomont insultingly admires Emily and her treasures, boasting a tea service from the Winter Palace. Caroline resents his intrusion as tension rises over valued heirlooms and social status.
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Coneressi
Field
Forbes
Boston
Beacon Hill
Emily
Homer Lathrop
Phid
Jay Street
Wach
Roger
David Solomont
Brian
Corlina
Joy Street
Caroline
Pope
David
Miss Field
Winter Palace
Grandpapa
Russia
Ailing Roger Takes On Urgent Salem Jury Duty
Roger Mills is pressed to substitute for his boss in a Salem jury trial this afternoon after Mr Mills departs for Bennington. The sudden assignment interrupts Roger's plan to dine at the Somerset Club with Emily and Homer Lathrop and compounds his concern over a lingering illness and his ongoing bankruptcy case for Mr Mills.
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Artful Dodge
Wm Chicken Coop
David
Roger
Nere
Pawtucket
Mr. Mills
Emily
Somerset Club
Homer Lathrop
Dean
Pick
Bennington
Furs
Boston-Fdtson
Gatess
Philadelpha
Phey
Salem
Jeaten
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