No one ever sets out to be drunkard
Paul recommended it for stomach trouble, but it creates worse troubles sometimes. Retain self mastery. Wine is a mocker. strong drink is raging.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1952
Page
4
Senate subcommittee Reports On Army Training
The Senate preparedness subcommittee led by Lyndon B. Johnson finds general Army recruit training satisfactory with capable instructors and realistic field exercises. It commends Frank Pace Jr. for cost awareness but notes spots of poor management across camps and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Frank Pace, Jr
Postal rates rise as postcards gain two cent price
The January 1 rate increase makes postcards cost two cents for a year and a half, with the Post Office Department keeping the new income while Congress adds a $250 million annual pay rise for postal workers. The policy aims to reduce the parcel post weight limit from 70 to 20 pounds beyond the first two zones, drawing criticism from Senator Neely who says the system now robs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Treasury Department
Post Office
Congress
Neely
D-W. Va
Railcar Workers Face Pressure Over Freight Load Demands
The passage notes that over 32,000 railroad and express employees would be affected by job pressures as workers question whether packages should be called freight express or parcel post. They intend to continue carrying the load regardless of naming or classification.
Public Nepotism in Congress Draws Virginia Critique
Current Opinion denounces nepotism in federal payrolls as Virginia Democrats uphold integrity. The piece notes 70 members employ relatives, mostly in high pay brackets, with secrecy around relationships and calls for ethics law and backlash to curb the practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Virginia
Congress
Virgina
West Virginia
Thetah House
Senate
Tax bill effects on after tax income across incomes
The article notes critics claim the last Congress favored the rich. It cites a Wall Street Journal writer showing after tax income declines from 1950 to 1951 for a $3000 earner from 2570 to 2458 dollars, a 4.4 percent drop, and larger drops for higher incomes, arguing no favoritism for the wealthy and suggesting equity for low income brackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
Iran Ponders Prohibition as Parliament Bans Gin Mills
In support of Omar, the piece argues Iran’s Islamic norms clash with alcohol use and notes a parliament decision to close gin mills. It cites Omar Khayyam and his poetry on wine, suggesting distress over modern drinkers and Western influence in contemporary Iran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Omar Khayyam
Omars
Winchester’s New Year births and marriages in local notices
Stine born at Memorial Hospital at 2 05 am January 1 as Winchester’s first baby. Ann Elizabeth Robinson to Wayne Arthur Whitham of St Petersburg. Kalbach welcome a son. Marshall Denny marries Ray Robinson Jr. Various social visits and a bridge club gathering noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Timothy Stine
MeMorial Hospital
Winchester
Charles A. Stine
Route 2
Ann Elizabeth Robinson
H. Delmer Robinson
Wayne Arthur Whitham
St Petersburg
Fla
Samual Bural
Kernstown
Mildred Fvans
Deltaville
Pearl Himelright
Martinsboro
Coy Ruble
Ridge, West Vivonna
Joseph Denny
Elizabeth Marshall Denny
Ray Robinson, Jr
Ray Robinson
Effie Steele
Stephens City
D. J. McCarthy
Washington
Winchester bride and Lancaster groom wed New Year Eve
Miss Bessie McCarty of Winchester and Mr. Francis Winters of Lancaster were married on New Year’s Eve in Winchester. The wedding occurred quietly with only minor noises from nearby youths setting off firecrackers. The Shenandoah Valley National Bank Savings Department was opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie McCarty
Winchester
Francis Winters
Lancaster
The
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farm Commodity Disclosures To Put Brannan On Hot Seat
Congressional investigators will disclose corruption in government farm holdings worth over 2 billion dollars. The Commodity Credit Corporation allegedly stored, mismanaged, or sold assets to profit insiders, harming taxpayers and farmers. Chief targets include Secretary of Agriculture Brannan and related agencies amid ongoing probes and lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan
Washington
Internal Revenue
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles F. Brennan
Denver
J Howard McGrath
Treasury
John W Sagner
Supreme Court
Tom Clark II
John J. Williams
Delaware
House
Senate Agriculture Committees
Commodity Credit Corporation
Congress
Agriculture
Production and Marketing Agency
Williams
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Commodus Credit Corporation
Cee
Truman
Dewey
Hook Or Crook
Peter
Paul
RFC
Ccc
Past and Present Rainfall Totals and Averages
Rainfall data cover the past 48 hours ending 7 am today and cumulative rainfall to date. January through November figures are given with monthly averages from a 38 year period 1912 to 1950, including specific values for each month and notes on totals.
Excess Weight and Heart Disease Risks
This article explains how excess weight burdens the heart and blood vessels, increasing risk for heart disease. It notes that overweight individuals with heart conditions should lose weight, adopt a low calorie low fat low salt diet, and have medical supervision to tailor intake. It also discusses cholesterol and fat reduction.
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Kang
Edible Food Stuffs and Corruption Grasp Public Funds
The text links edible food goods with tax graft and agricultural corruption, claiming it will impact food prices and public finances. It references political stakes and widespread concerns about governance and market value amid fiscal pressure and public interest.
How's Your I Q Score Based on 100 Questions
A reader prompts a 10 day IQ score system with daily results labeling memory genius very superior excellent and good levels. It then asks page 2 for the correct answers listing five trivia questions about a senator authoring a foreign policy book Gibraltar Valkyrie Eureka and malachite.
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Fortress of
Gibraltar
Pacific Coast
Malachite
Parson’s Return to Manse Sparks Town Conversation
The scene centers on the manse of Uresiweos after four years of college, with Virginia and Philip moving nearby. A dinner party reveals tensions and a bold belief in future space exploration, while Anne questions Donald’s calling as a teacher, igniting a quiet clash of ideals.
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Uresiweos
College Anne Aiwa
Tieniy
Lowem
Garety
Joe Melick
Pache
Gifie Trust
Lennie Kem
Anne
Ester
Virginia
Philip
Tun
Sega
Eoan
Denad
Constance
Unem
Barth
He Travers
Egypt
Louse
Earth
Moon
Donald
Crestwood Village Tensions Stir Over School Pay
The Peebles household and Crestwood community face a dispute as Ed and Ned Peebles question why a new teacher earns more than Ned. Ned, a veteran math teacher underpaid since a postwar pay scale, vows to consult Superintendent Carl Strong, while politics are blamed for inequities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie
Ned
Anne Atwood
Carl Strong
No prophet, no clairvoyant declares himself wise
An ancient seer rejects prophecy and arity as he cautions that the future remains unknowable. The text asserts that every year is momentous and that the current year brings uncertainty about what may occur in the near term.
America faces dangers and a glimmer of revival in perilous times
The piece questions possible nuclear catastrophe and notes bombs at home yet predicts improbability of immediate destruction. It cites highway deaths, alcohol abuse, and high government spending, then argues a spiritual revival has begun and that escape may come by the skin of our teeth.
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