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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1951
Page
4
Senator Ellender Seeks Austrian Backup On Foreign Aid Charge
Senator Ellender says he invited Chancellor Leonard Figl of Austria to visit the United States to back his claim that U S taxpayers are being played for suckers in foreign aid. He argues that Russia Britain and France drain dollars from Austria which was rebuilt with American funds. The Star urges careful congressional scrutiny of foreign spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellender
Dem. la
Leonard Figl
Austria
U. S
Figl
Russia
Britain
France
Senator Ellender
The
Star
Educational experiment taints junior test results in Los Angeles
Educational Horseplay Los Angeles faces sharp criticism as high school juniors with IQs above 75 were given a simplified general test. Failures included 18 months, 16 for the Fourth of July, 9 for 70 divided by 2, 60 for senators per state, 62 on Philip Murray. Critics say the figures misrepresent actual knowledge of 16 and 17 year olds and question the test’s validity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Philip Murray
Standard
Free Rides For Worshipers By Chicago Cab Driver
Milton Bronstein, a Chicago cab driver, offers free rides on Saturdays and Sundays to Christians and Jews attending religious services. A sign on his cab reads Believe in God and pray for peace You ride free to your place of worship. The note urges acts of charity beyond ordinary duty and highlights charity of heart over purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Milton Bronstein
Chicago
Star of Judaism
Besmirching Our Good Name in Florida Violence Report
An Miami area wave of bombings targets Catholic and Jewish sites and a Negro home killing a prominent citizen on Christmas night. Since June, several attacks against a synagogue, Jewish center, Catholic church, and housing areas have occurred, fueling fears of Ku Klux Klan activity and Communist propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Florida
Miami
Mimi
Palm Beach
Jacksonville
United States
Pravda
Budapest
Irkutsk
The Abominable Snowmen Reach Across the Atlantic
The Mount Everest expedition photographed strange footprints near Everest and Langtse. Eric Shipton’s team suggests a possible southwest route to the South Col through the Western Cwm. Locals call the beings yetis and a bear theory gains support. the world hopes for a real mystery beyond mere monsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Everest
Eric Shipton
Times of London
Lhotse
Engagement of Wanda June LaFollette to Charles Russell Sandy
The Star notes the engagement of Wanda June LaFollette of Front Royal Road to Charles Russell Sandy of Stephens City. Also mentioned are social visits by I C Smallwood and Thurman Pierce families, and others from Arlington and Beaufort. A Berryville fire response, a Winchester businessman ill in Memorial Hospital, and Dr James A Miller called to Navy duty as lieutenant commander are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. LaFollette
Front Royal Road
Wanda June
Charles Russell Sandy
M. K. Sandy
Stephens City
I. C. Smallwood
Thurman Pierce
Robert Smallwood
Arlington
Patricia Whitacre
Libby Courtney
Beaufort
D. C
William Elyette
Wadesville
John H. Enders Fire Co
Berryville
Phil H. Gold
Winchester
Mn Memorial Hospital
James A. Miller
Navy
Local social notes and club presidency in Clarke County
Miss Patty Wynkoop and Miss Phyllis Barrick hosted a gathering at Miss Wynkoop’s parents home in Clarke County for many youths. Virgil R. Strader was installed as president of the Kiwanis Club. Charles Lee Webber, son of Mr and Mrs Chester Webber of Berryville Avenue, underwent a tonsillectomy at Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Wynkoop
Phyllis Barrick
Miss Wynkoop
Clarke County
Virgil R. Strader
Kiwanis Club
Charles Lee Webber
Chester Webber
Berryville Avenue
Memorial Hospital
Pire Destroys B and C Passenger Station Post Office
A disastrous event completely destroys the B and C passenger station the post office and the general facilities as reported in the coastal region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pire
B and C
Youthillness and birthday gathering noted in local items
Helen Fugitt, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Fugitt, suffered serious blood poisoning from a blister on her heel caused by a shoe. Friends surprised Mr Mitch ell Boyd on his 21st birthday. Mr and Mrs William Bowman of North Loudoun Street hosted their son Guy D Bowman of Boston for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fugitt
Fred Fugitt
Mitchell] Boyd
William Bowman
North
Loudoun Street
Guy D. Bowman
Boston
Mass
Judge Brannon Dies At Weston Home In West Virginia
Judge John Brannon, a prominent figure in Winchester and Frederick County, has died at his Weston West Virginia residence. The passing noted by local legal circles and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brannon
Winchester
Frederick County
Weston
West Virginia
Republican Slogan Makers Hit Upon 1952 Battle Cry
GOP planners outline an era of easy money as the core 1982 campaign slogan. They charge Democratic leaders profited from public power via RFC and other agencies, naming Frank McHale and Boss Hague as prime examples and noting large fortunes built from political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican National Committee
San Francisco
Truman
Pendergasts
The
Murphys
Hagues
McKinney-McHale
Empire Tractor
Frank McHale
Indiana
Roosevelt-Truman
RFC
Department of Justice
Economic Cooperation Administration
Defense
Agriculture
Interior
Internal Revenue Bureau
Foam rubber discovery and popular dog names list
Foam rubber as used today was developed by Dunlop in England in the late 1920s and introduced in the United States by Dunlop in 1982. Popular dog names include Prince Rover Rex Lassie Rex and Towser along with military titles like Major Colonel Captain and General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Company Ltd
England
Dunlop Tire and Rubber Corporation of
Buffalo
N. Y
Prince
Eee
Rover
Rags Towser
Mickey
Tim
Terry
Rex
Dixie
Mitzi
Butch
Lassie
Sandy
Rainfall Totals and Averages from Historic Month samplings
Reported precipitation through 7 a.m. today shows 3.62 inches for a baseline period. Monthly and seasonal averages are listed from 1912 to 1950 with notable values in March and May, reflecting long term climate trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aee
Treating Severe Frostbite and Cold Exposure Effects
Severe frostbite affects hands, feet, ears, and nose after long cold exposure in cities and countryside. It causes blood vessel constriction, clots, tissue death, and potential amputation. treatment includes rapid warming, intravenous fluids, oral meds, antibiotics, and protective bandages.
Security and Courage Beyond Wealth in a Narrow World
A host at a discussion among educators retracts claiming security is life’s top aim, admitting after reflection that true security is elusive. The piece argues no lasting financial safety exists, citing a family’s dramatic loss, and shifts to a broader view of life’s uncertain conditions and resilience.
Sawmill Operators and Forest Landowners Planned School
Extension foresters at VPI plan a series of schools for sawmill operators and forest landowners. Sessions will be held where interest exists, with requests routed through the VPI Forestry Department. Grade-sawing and lumber discussions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacksburg
VPI
VPI Forestry Department
Inner security lies in spiritual peace and creative work
The passage argues that worldly wealth and status offer little protection. It emphasizes that true security comes from inner peace and active participation in creative endeavors rather than external power or fame. It notes recent high profile losses and events but elevates spiritual security as the lasting safeguard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Foresters urge better cutting to improve lumber grades
Manufacturing will top the discussion list as foresters note a widespread low grade hardwood issue among small sawmill operators. They urge reducing low grade output by selective cutting and careful sawing to raise log quality and overall grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Foresters
Earliest U.S. TV experiments trace to 1928 transmission
Experimental television in the United States began on August 13, 1928 with a New Jersey to New York broadcast viewed by 500 people. In subsequent years experimental stations were established in many cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Jersey
New York
Parson Welcomes New Neighbors in Crestwood
The Parson and his wife Barth greet Dr. and Mrs. Atwood on their Crestwood arrival under a wistaria vine. Anne’s stance on church attendance tests family tolerance as Virginia teases Don about a pious welcome. The scene blends social etiquette with town harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth
Constance
Anne
Virginia
Philip
Don
Mrs. Atwood
Loveliest
Mrs
Parson Reveals Spying on Neighbors at Garden Meeting
Virginia and Constance learn Barth, the Parson, and Gordon spy from behind house walls while discussing their shared mischief. Barth admits stealing apples with his daughter and jokes about culinary talents as he offers applesauce to the neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Constance
Philip
Alence
Don
Cros
Barth
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