The Thousand Dollar Question About Foreign Aid
The Commerce Department tallies $30 billion in visible foreign aid since the war end, with indirect aid higher. President Truman plans several billions more while the budget is in the red, forcing higher taxes or inflationary deficit spending.
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Commerce Department
Truman
Prophet's call to preach good tidings in hard times
Quote from Isaiah style sermon appears in the 1950 issue urging vision faith and courage to spread good tidings. The piece frames a long view of hope and divine anointment guiding timely message.
Quick Trivia Quiz and Divorce Residence Rules
Questions test general knowledge from olives as fruits to the Einstein question on the date line. The passage also lists states with short divorce residence requirements Arkansas Florida Idaho Nevada North Carolina Wyoming and notes Ford's Theatre history linked to Lincoln's assassination.
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Arkansas
Florida
Idaho
Nevada
North Carolina
Wyoming
Strength For The Day on Incarnation and living faith
The talk argues that incarnation extends beyond Christ to daily life and practice. It emphasizes living out beliefs over mere creeds, citing enduring faith in the face of hardship by parents, breadwinners, and grieving individuals as the strongest testament to Christianity. Center Point Knob in Pennsylvania marks the 2028 mile trail midpoint.
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Daniel Webster
Jesus
God
Center Point Knob
Pennsylvania
Rita Hayworth Becomes Aly Khan Princess Bride
Radiant Rita Hayworth wed Aly Khan in Vallauris in a ceremony blending Hollywood glamour with eastern splendor. The ten month courtship culminated in a film era alliance as Rita, 31, became Princess Aly Khan, 38, heir to millions.
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France
Rita Hayworth
Aly Khan
Hollywood
Rita
Against Hasty Repeal of War Time Excises
The piece supports cutting wartime excises but warns against hasty repeal. It cites Senator Harry F Byrd urging caution, noting his concern about balancing the federal budget and reducing expenditures rather than financing deficits. It contrasts Byrd with President Truman on tax policy and fiscal restraint.
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Harry Truman
Harry F. Byrd
Truman
Byrd
Winchester Lions Club founders day noted in Star files
Seven charter members attended the Winchester Lions Club founders day program including Hoye Riley Gibson Baker Joseph Newlin M J Baptist John Stal Harry Lovett and Herbert Schutte. The group joined the club chartered in 1924.
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Truman
Winchester Lions Club
Hoye Riley
Gibson Baker
Joseph Newlin
M. J. Baptist
John Stal
Harry Lovett
Herbert Schutte
Wesley Crisman
Girls Athletic Association
Weaver succeeds Garrett as Senate Finance Committee chair
State Senator Aubrey G. Weaver takes over as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee succeeding W A Garrett. The Star reports annual statements from six Winchester and Frederick County banks showing total deposits near seven million dollars.
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Aubrey G. Weaver
W. A. Garrett
Senate Finance Committee
Winchester
Frederick County
The
Star
Rosenberger Company Moves Into New Braddock Wolfe Building
John W. Rosenberger and Co. occupies a new brick building at the northwest corner of Braddock and Wolfe Streets opposite the old German Smith sumac mill, replacing a structure that housed Henry Baker’s former wheat fan factory years ago.
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Winchester veterans aid Richmond home story caption
Miss Mary J Grim wed Henry Benjamin Pope of Clarke County yesterday. The couple will reside near Wadesville after the ceremony. James B Russell and Brother advertise eating flannels.
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Mary J. Grim
Henry Benjamin Pope
Clarke County
Rainfall Statistics and Monthly Averages From Winchester Lab
This report lists 24 hour precipitation ending 7 am with no rainfall, year to date totals for January and 1950, and a 37 year average annual rainfall of 36.56 inches. It provides monthly averages from 1913 to 1949, including January 2.50 and December 2.42 inches, courtesy of Winchester Research Laboratory.
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Winchester Research Laboratory
Art Treasures Brought to U.S. on Navy Refrigerator Ship
The arrival of Austrian art treasures is linked to the USS Malabar, a Navy refrigerator ship, made available to preserve the collection at 70 degrees and low humidity for transport to the United States.
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United States
L. T
Malabar
From where I sit Joe Marsh and Scoop Blake
In this reminiscence Scoop Blake recalls a newsroom moment with Joe Marsh at the Clarion. Blake credits Marsh for teaching him to seek facts and later notes Blake’s election as sheriff after learning the craft. The piece ends with a lesson on avoiding premature judgments.
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Joe
Scoop
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