Psalm Verse Quotation Marks February 1 1949
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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1949
Page
4
End of PM Stirs Reflections on a Failing Newspaper
A column reflects on the demise of PM, once the New York Star, noting Marshall Field's costly venture failed to win readers. The piece criticizes the paper as bigoted and ruthless, arguing money cannot buy character or public trust, and suggests the Nation is not harmed by its end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Star
Marshall Field
Chicago
America
Field
New York Daily Worker
Communist Party
The
Daily Worker
Idle Rich
Heated Highways Offer Snow Clearance Solution
As blizzards grip the North from California to Maine, hundreds of plows and trucks clear main routes at multi million dollar yearly costs. Heated highways in Oregon and Michigan test warm pipes and electric systems to melt snow, controlling when heat runs and tracking costs to compare two and three lane surfaces. State departments eye wider use if trials prove cheaper than conventional plowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Maine
Detroit
Michigan Highway Department
Michigan
North
Traffic kept moving by linemen and plumbers
Electric power workers and a few linemen or plumbers with pipe wrenches may be the only men required to keep traffic moving over the worst spots.
Linda Christian plans to have babies two at first
The columnist notes Linda Christian, now Mrs Tyrone Power, intends a baby program of two children at first and later three more. He compares her plans with Ethel Merman in Annie Get Your Gun who sings of papooses and motherhood, suggesting Merman’s delivery is sharper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Linda Christian
Tyrone Power
Hollywood
Christian
Ethel Merman
Irving Berlin
Miss Merman
Editorial Warns Labor Relations Bill Reverses Taft-Hartley
The administration proposed labor relations bill would abandon key sound Taft-Hartley provisions. It would allow unions to coerce workers and curb good faith bargaining while easing penalties for unfair union practices. Accounting to members would vanish and political contribution limits would favor corporations over unions. Conciliation services could be weakened by moving them under the Labor Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
NLRB
Conciliation Service
Labor Department
Mayor Lomax Parker outlines widening R 11 through Stephens City
Winchester residents weigh buying a quonset hut for a teen club while H E Potts on Front Royal Road marks his 83rd birthday with a chicken dinner. Garber's Ice Cream quint loses to Berryville American Legion Post 45 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lomax Parker
Stephens City
Winchester
H. E. Potts
Front Royal Rd
Garber’s
Berryville
Forces advance from beaches toward Rome and other fronts
American forces push inland from invasion beaches south of Rome toward Cisterna and Campolamento while reports say troops landings in the Marshall Islands and Russian forces cross the Estonian border. Gov Darden names Judge B P Harrison to the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit by VA General Assembly. Wendell Barney reports the Fourth War Loan Drive sold 759 bonds for $210380.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Cisterna
Campolone
Tokyo
Marshall Islands
Virginia General Assembly
B. P. Harrison
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
Darden
Wendell Barney
McVicar elected president of chamber of commerce
At a directors meeting CP. McVicar was named president of the chamber of commerce. Roy's club opens in the McVicar building with T. M. Swann and William McIntyre serving as counsellors. Winchester Straight Shooters beat Broad way 41 to 33. Rev. Herman Womeldorph is appointed head of the Winchester Frederick Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CP. McVicar
Chamber of Comerce
Roy's Club
McVicar
T. M. Swann
William McIntyre
Way
Herman Womeldorph
Winchester-Frederick
Woodrow Wilson Nears Death as Attack Shocks Washington
In 1924 a minor attack on Woodrow Wilson becomes grave as the president nears death. Pathe and Fox cameramen document the scene in the city with 1500 Handley foundation school children. First Christian Church shifts bell to start Sunday service earlier while Rev. Robert B. Nelson is named chairman of the Winchester Cooperative Education Assn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Pathe and Fox
City
Handley Foundation
First Christian Church
Robert B. Nelson
Christ Episcopal Church
Winchester Cooperative Education Assn
Dog attack on walker near 8S Market St shocks local street
Vance W. Stricker is knocked down and slightly injured by Edgar Carper's dog while walking on 8S Market St. The school board notes $4000 spent on maintenance is lower than in any similar city. A University of Virginia student is arrested for gathering scrap paper in a city trash heap claiming it supports his senior thesis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance W. Stricker
Edgar Carper
Market St. School Board
Commonwealth
U. of Virginia
What's On Mind of South by Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle catalogs Southern attitudes on economics civil rights and culture during a winter trip. He notes booming industry religious pride in flowers and the stubborn split over Truman's civil rights program amid regional dialect and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Harry Truman
Frank
How's Your I. Q. How to Score Based on 100 Questions
A quiz prompts readers to rate their IQ with daily results over 10 days. Sample questions cover literature, geography, chemistry, business, finance, history, and social security rules, ending mid sentence with a prompt about a Grand Army of the Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
Basle
Berne
Geneva
Lausanne
Zurich
Grand Army of the Re
Sprain Facts and Wrist Knee and Ankle Injury Notes
Medical explainer outlines sprain types, joint and muscle injuries, and wrist navicular fractures with Murphy sign. Discusses cast or splint use, imaging timing, back fatigue causes, knee ligament tears, and ankle treatment options with physician guidance. Also answers whether heart can be normal after rheumatic fever with endocarditis.
Groundhog Day Observance Date Help
Public query asks which war veterans organized the public event and the Groundhog Day date observed. The veterans are linked to the event. Groundhog Day is traditionally observed on February 2.
CIO Textile Union Grows More Active
Lynchburg February 1 Boyd E Payton area director of CIO Textile Workers Union says there is more interest in organization work now than in the last two weeks He announced three new international representatives assigned to area headquarters Here the union claims about 37000 members in the upper south area of Virginia West Virginia and Maryland and aims for 65000 still unorganized
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
Boyd E. Payton
CIO Textile Workers Union
Upper South
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Strength For The Day By Ear L Douglas D
The referee’s whistle stops play as slugging costs a team a touchdown and harms a college’s good name. Tempers flare and penalties shift momentum. A single punch wrecks a game, a marriage, and business partnerships, teaching wisdom on restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Douglas, D
Gaspailla Carnival Date in Tampa Florida
The Carnival will take place this year on February during the Florida State Fair. Jose Gasparilla, a daring pirate, cached his treasure in the Tampa area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Gasparilla
Tampa
Beechcroft Mystery in Emilie Loring Estate
Deborah Randall, granddaughter of Molly B, visits Beechcroft a mansion housing secrets and a missing diary. A revolver and government papers lurk as family members and guests converge, while a houseboy is summoned to locate the owner of a stolen bag amid looming danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beechcroft
Molly Burton
Deborah Randall
Washington
Deborah
Sal
Emilie Loring
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Hal Boyle
Washington, D. C
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