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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1952
Page
4
Local Winchester newspaper ad rates and subscription details list prices for mail and carrier delivery. The page presents rates by duration, including annual and multi month terms, with territory notes for outside Virginia and West Virginia.
A religious meditation quotes a Bible verse about enduring hardship and prosperity. The fragment presents a moral exhortation on faith under trial, noting people hardened by power can be ruined more than those enduring misery.
A dated collection quotes President Truman from 1950 to 1951 on Formosa. It includes statements that the United States would not use force to protect Formosa, ordering the Seventh Fleet to Formosa, seeking no special privilege there, and handling Formosa in a way consistent with national security.
A historic North Atlantic winter gale devastates ships from the Hebrides to Cape St Vincent. Winds reach 100 miles per hour as sailors endure colossal waves and peril, with heroic acts noted among the wrecks and losses awaiting full tolls.
The article notes months may pass before Europe can tally storm damage. It reflects on how heroism fails to guarantee safety at sea and how nature remains humanity’s harshest force amid the freak winter storm.
Opinion pieces defend Captain Carlsen aboard the Flying Enterprise as he stays with a listing vessel to protect owner interests. The argument frames his decision as calculated risk, aiming to prevent a prize sale while risking further danger if a tow succeeds.
A Pueblo Colorado janitor, George Spann, is celebrated for turning his school duties into a broad career. Officials praise his constant readiness to patch quarrels, mend bicycles, umpire games, and support students, likening his work to art and saluting his influence on the campus.
A Los Angeles girl wed the motorcycle officer who jailed her for speeding illustrating the lengths to which she went to get even with the man.
A Japanese university enrolls 28 000 students and faculty with no automobiles in sight and probably not a single football among its pursuits.
H Milton Layman was elected president of the South End Fire Company for the third consecutive year with Winton E Pope Marvin Bucher Burge Grant and Stover Clarke named to vice presidencies. A sheriff report shows 60000 miles traveled by Sheriff De Haven and deputies J Henry Renner and John W Hoover for the past year. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lester A Reid of Berryville and Mrs Reid formerly Miss Mattie McDonald. Norman Simpson Hampton 52 prominent Winchester resident and auditor of National Fruit Products Co. died at his Valley Avenue home.
George B. Bushnell a Union Bank cashier fractured his left wrist after slipping on icy sidewalks. Ma Winchester urged citizens to feed birds this season. Mr and Mrs Leon Bell announce the engagement of their daughter Rosalie Frances to be married soon. Mr Charles William Foreman, son of Mr and Mrs Merle Foreman of Martinsburg.
Fred W. Forney was reelected captain of the Friendship Fire Company. Mr. and Mrs. F. Estes Kline entertained friends at a dinner at Oakland. R. E. Mudd and D. F E. Stultz of the Northern Virginia Power Co. spent the day in Hagerstown on business.
George H. Kinzel served as president of the Rouss Fire Company and Charles A. Evans held the rank of captain for the Sarah Zane Company, highlighting leadership roles within two city fire organizations.
The article argues Ike’s Columbia years show a reforming, peace‑oriented presidency. It notes his drive to prevent war and educate responsible citizens, including plans for an Institute of War and Peace, the American Assembly, and manpower studies financed by the Ford Foundation. It cites his modernization of the university and ongoing policy influence at SHAPE.
The term rifle covers guns and ordnance of all sizes but usually refers to firearms superseding the musket in military use. A gun is any portable firearm except pistols or revolvers, such as a shotgun or carbine.
The He gira or flight marks Muhammad's move from Mecca to Medina in A D 622. This journey began the Islamic era and was driven by persecution over his preaching.
The chain letter today is linked to two men named Howard and Evans in a London printing shop who produced a hoax letter said to be from the Savious. A modern revival starts with an American lieutenant in Flanders and the trend began around 1920 and persists.
The report lists rainfall figures with January to December averages over the 39 year span 1912 to 1951 inclusive. It notes current 24 hour rainfall ending today at 7 a.m. as none and January rainfall to date at 1.11. Also compares to the 39 year average of 36.75 inches for the full year.
New penicillin methyl diphenyl pyroxyethylamine shown to greatly reduce allergic reactions below one percent while maintaining infection fighting strength. Tests indicate similar potency to existing forms and potential for milder responses in sensitive individuals.
The article argues that early Europeans were barbaric and credits missionaries like Boniface and Augustine with spreading Christianity. It notes Charlemagne’s illiteracy and cites a study on education, highlighting the link between church origins and major universities. It warns secular education risks eroding national identity and stresses knowledge as a gift from God.
A fragment argues that if education ignores eternal spiritual values it may worsen global troubles. The text contends that true education should balance moral foundations with knowledge to prevent societal decay.
Hollywood column quotes Tyrone Power and others debating whether leading men should be valued for looks or versatility. It notes Power’s skepticism of looks alone, mentions Montgomery Clift, John Derek, Bob Taylor, and John Agar, and cites Shirley Temple's ex-husband’s legal trouble and current film role in Minnesota.
Silk when dry acts as an excellent electrical insulator. Friction from rubbing against other garments causes static electric charges that cannot easily leak away, producing noticeable effects.
Based on Louis T. Dublin's The Facts of Life from Birth to Death the majority of couples wed in church. In Maryland and West Virginia religious ceremonies are prevalent, outpacing civil weddings by about four to one.
Sam Mapes climbs the gravel path to the Moore house unsure how his mother will react. He recalls his army rank and car, wonders if Ma will come out to meet him, and weighs whether to ring the bell or go to another entrance. Virginia spots the car and hurries to greet him.
Sam is welcomed by Mary and Virginia at the Atwood home after enlisting again in the Army. The scene under the wis taria vine features warm exchanges, reflections on Sam’s weight and rank, and Mary’s quiet gratitude as Barth and Earth observe. Virginia’s informal welcoming style and the group’s blend of artists and neighbors mark a peaceful afternoon.
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