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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1949

Page

9

Vitamin D 2 Used To Treat Skin Tuberculosis Report

The article explains large doses of Vitamin D2 can improve or clear skin tuberculosis such as lupus vulgaris and scrofuloderma. Treatments used 150,000 units daily with milk limits, noting improvements in 3 weeks to 3 months and possible reactions like sickness, vomiting, and weight loss. The piece also mentions limited use in psoriasis and cautions about misdiagnosis of coughing blood.

King Features Syndicate, Inc

Argentina Storm Strikes Central and North Regions

A violent storm lashed central and north Argentina last night and today, causing deaths and destruction. Walls collapsed in Buenos Aires province and damage was widespread, with injuries reported and power outages.

Buenos Aires Central Argentina Buenos

Immigrate and Emigrate Terms Explained

Explanation of commonly misspelled immigration related words. Clarifies that immigrate means to come into a country while emigrate means to leave one. Includes examples to show correct usage and distinction.

Inland Sea Clues Across and Down Word Puzzle

Puzzle lists twenty two across clues and twelve down clues from a daily crossword with terms spanning rivers seas dialects tones and anatomical and geographic hints. Answers cover birds shells metals and terrain with varied word lengths and regional phrasing.

Restitution Promise Wins Suspension of Dodson Sentence

Army courier Dodson faced forgery charges for endorsing a U S Government check and cashing it at Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Judge Elliott Marshall suspended a two year prison term and placed Dodson on probation for three years with a $350 restitution.

Dodson U.S Farmers and Merchants National Bank Elliott Marshall

Design Changes Not Drastic In 1950 New Models of Cars

Detroit reports that 1950 automobile styling will not feature drastic shifts. Chrysler spends 23 million on new models while Buick unveils wholly new cars with stronger engines and roomier bodies. Tooling costs for model changes have risen sharply since prewar days, with manufacturers exploring a $1000 car but finding constraints in refinement and demand.

Detroit Studebaker Chrysler K. T. Keller Buick

Two American Servicemen Reported Safe After Year Missing

Washington reports Navy Chief Electrician William C. Smith of Long Beach California and Marine Master Set Elmer C. Bender of Chicago safe in China. They vanished during a flight near Tsingtao on October 19, 1948, and are said to be held at a large base outside the port city with no formal charges known.

Washington China Tsingtao State Department Navy William C. Smith Long Beach Calif Elmer C. Bender Chicago U.S

Louderback and Price Back School Board Shift Idea

U.S. Delegate C. C. Louderback and delegate-elect Charles D. Price of Page and Warren counties expressed sympathy with transferring county school board functions to boards of supervisors. Both said they lack enough information to opine on Harry F Byrd Jr.'s proposal but favored the Denny commission recommendation to appoint school boards via boards of supervisors.

Stanley C. C. Louderback Charles D. Price Page Warren Boards of Supervisors Harry F. Byrd Jr Denny Commission

Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950 on the Press for mailing

The Winchester Star announces Uncle Sam's Almanac 1950, detailing 1949 government activities, United Nations setup, Congress, Cabinet, and Supreme Court justices. Priced 25 cents postpaid with coupon to Information Bureau, Washington DC. Buy by mail with name and address.

Uncle Sam United Nations Congress Supreme Court Winchester Star Information Bureau Eye St N. E Washington, D.C

Tree Reveals High Leaf Water Loss of Up to 80 Gallons Daily

A single tree can evaporate as much as 80 gallons of water from its leaves in a 24 hour period, highlighting extraordinary transpiration rates and the tree's water demand.

Automakers Push for Lower Priced Cars

The industry expects new models to trim costs with Buick, Hudson, and Nash lineup moves. Current lowest price tier will likely hold for six months, making affordable mass market cars unlikely this year.

Buick Hudson Nash

Funeral Rites Held for George N. Hudson in Culpeper

Funeral services were conducted at the late home in Culpeper for George N. Hudson 65 who died December 25 in Charlottesville hospital. Survivors include his widow Ida May Dinges formerly of Middletown.

Culpeper George N. Hudson Charlottesville Hospital Ida May Dinges Middletown

UN Headquarter Building to Be Finished by Fall 1951

The United Nations permanent home in New York City is projected to be completed by the fall of 1951. This milestone marks a major step in the UN's relocation from its temporary offices as construction advances on the flagship complex.

Washington Mount Vernon United Nations New York City

Rites Held for Grover Lee Carter of Berryville

Funeral services for Grover Lee Carter of Berryville were set for 2 30 P M tomorrow at Berryville Presbyterian Church with Rev Ronald Wilson officiating. Burial followed at Green Hill Penit Stone with local officials named in attendance.

Grover Lee Carter Berryville Berryville Presbyterian Church Ronald Wilson Green Hill Penel Stone William Poe Bo Loring Kackley Sead Swimley Rice Levi

Buick Comfort and Maneuverability Highlighted in Ads

A Buick advertisement extols the car's quiet ride from coil spring suspension and roomy interior. It touts easy parking in tight garages, graceful styling, and a low cost per pound, urging buyers to compare delivered prices, trade-ins, and delivery dates with their dealer.

Buick

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