Slanders and Perjury Ruin Reputations Say The Paper
The Winchester Evening Star notes that slander and perjury ruin reputations and strip innocent people of their living. It quotes lines about swords in their lips and hearing what is said.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1951
Page
4
President Truman policies critiqued over Korea casualties
The statement argues that in six months American casualties in Korea reached 50,000 while the Soviet Union suffered no losses. It emphasizes the imbalance in wartime costs between the United States and its principal adversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Korea
Soviet Russia
Senate ages and delegations from the Congressional Quarterly
The oldest senator is Green of Rhode Island at 83 and the youngest is Long of Louisiana at 32. McKellar of Tennessee also remains in his eighties, while Nixon of California Smathers of Florida and Humphries of Minnesota are in their thirties. California has the youngest delegation with Nixon 37 and Knowland 42, while Pennsylvania has the oldest delegation with Martin 71 and Duff 67. Byrd and Robertson of Virginia share the same age at 63 and share a long, same year political path from state senate to Congress.
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Congressional Quarterly
United States
Green
Rhode Island
Long
Louisiana
Senator Green
McKellar
Tennessee
Senator Long
Nixon
California
Smathers
Florida
Humphries
Minnesota
Knowland
Pennsylvania
Martin
Duff
Virginia
Byrd
Robertson
Virginia Senate
United States Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Sinclair Lewis Tribute And Nobel Prize Note
The obituary recalls Sinclair Lewis dying in Rome and notes his prominence as a major American novelist. It cites his landmark novels Main Street Arrowsmith Elmer Gantry and Dodsworth and mentions his 1930 Nobel Prize in Literature and his past Pulitzer refusal with a wry remark about prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Lewis
Rome
Lewis
What fears drive Kremlin thinking on German rearmament
Current Opinion argues that Russia fears armed Germany more than nuclear or U S power and suggests Western diplomats should probe Russian willingness to trade concessions for an unarmed Germany. Tito and French views are cited as cautious but insightful. The piece questions gains from hurried German rearmament and urges diplomatic exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kremlin
Germany
United States
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
United Press
The Fate of Sinclair Lewis and His Later Works
The article argues Lewis’ later novels failed to find a fresh theme accepted by readers, despite his early success. It notes he wrote six pre Main Street titles from 1914 starting with Our Mr Wrenn, none selling widely, with critics attributing current reception to his fame rather than new work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Main Street
Mr. Wrenn
IT PUZZLES US
The piece questions wartime alliances and distrust of the Russians while debating price control. It notes a push for price controls despite skepticism and mentions Cadillac price protections as an early action. It reflects editorial voice on economic policy and foreign policy during wartime.
March of Dimes drives to sound city alarms at 11 a.m.
Daniel E. Leatherman announces citywide alerts as whistles sirens and bells will blow at 11 a.m. signaling the campaign’s start. Rescue efforts in Mahoney Pa. see two brothers trapped in a mine as 150 workers dig with shovels and bare hands. George S. Taylor hands over a house and lot purchase check to B M Sullivan Realty Co. The Winchester Little Theatre seeks cast as auditions for The Late Christopher Bean are set at the American Legion Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel E. Leatherman
Mahoney
George S. Taylor
VFW Building Committee
Piccadilly Street
B. M. Sullivan Realty Co
Marriage Licenses and Local Promotions Highlight 1945 civic notices
In 1945 the city and County issued 1 040 marriage licenses. Governor Colgate W Darden Jr proposed a state budget of 316 115 805 for 1945 48. Sgt F M Funk received a captain promotion in the local police force while Warren Rudolph was promoted to sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colgate W. Darden, Jr
F. M. Funk
Warren Rudolph
State vehicle license fees cut by one third
Andrew Bell announced a state plan to reduce motor vehicle licenses for all types by one third of their original cost. Ma Winchester criticized drivers who disregard others rights as at times wanton. John J. Williams and Mrs Irvam O Con
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Bell
Ma Winchester
John J. Williams
Irvam O'Con
Apple Blossom Festival Leaders Named Twenty-Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago W E Cooper served as festival president while W A Ryan was Director General and Captain Henry Steere was secretary. Frank W Bailey and H M Sartelle held key posts as assistant secretary and treasurer with Clifford D Grim chairing the finance committee. Col B M Rosvel, Supt Shenandoah Valley Academy, led the program at a Rotary meeting. Meantime Madeline Whitlock and Grace Clevenger were among six freshmen at Harrisonburg Teachers College who made the first quarter honor roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Cooper
W. A. Ryan
Henry Steere
Frank W. Bailey
H. M. Sartelle
Clifford D. Grim
Col. B. M. Rosvel
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Madeline Winifred Whitlock
Grace E. Clevenger
Teachers College At
Harrisonburg
Local Notes Reflect School Injury Party and Obituary
Fifty years ago at Gore School Miss Octavia Kline hosted a party at her parents home Strother Kline in Waticlise. Sidney Dangerfield a former slave and prominent Berryville resident died. he owned the Opera House and several farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Pugh
Gore School
Octavia Kline
Strother Kline
Waticlise
Sidney Dangerfield
Berryville
Taft Atlantic Pact views split among editorials
Editorials across cities debate Tafts stance on Atlantic Pact policy and Congresss role in troop deployment. Critics urge Congress control over war declaring power while supporting executive flexibility. supporters favor allied sea and air power and cautions about committing troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Eisenhower
Congress
Cincinnate
Ohio
Timesstar
United States
Europe
Hemisphere
Herbert Hoover
U.S
How's Your IQ Quiz Questions and Puzzles
Memory genius and very superior classifications based on daily scores. Questions cover public officials, geography Arica port, grammar fixes, historical battles Wolfe and Montcalm, middle names, King of Sweden, and author of Ivanhoe.
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Wolfe
Montcain
William
Bryan
William Bryant
Alexander
Bell
Sweden
Skin cancer caught in time easy to treat
Medical guidance emphasizes early detection of skin cancer especially on face neck and ears in people over sixty with light skin. Early treatment with X ray radium or surgery yields high cure rates. delays raise relapse risk and complexity of care.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Months Listed
Report shows 24 hour rainfall ending 7 am today is none. January rainfall to date is 16 inches. 1951 rainfall to date is 16 inches. Average rainfall over 38 years is 36.73 inches. Monthly averages for 1912–1950: Jan 2.48 Feb 1.95 Mar 2.86 Apr 2.99 May 3.83 Jun 3.01 Jul 3.84 Aug 3.90 Sep 2.65 Oct 3.33 Nov 3.53 Dec 2.46.
Legal rate called a
In legal terms a rate is a price or charge used in filings or contracts. John Doe and Richard Roe are placeholder names for unknown or unnamed parties in lawsuits. A quintal is a metric unit equal to one hundred kilograms used to measure bulk commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Doe
Richard Roe
Strength For The Day by Earl L Douglass
The article reflects on a Bible passage Matthew 22 11 14 the parable of the wedding feast The host condemns the man without proper garment as Jesus teaches the kingdom invitation is for all not just the invited The text explains the broader offer of salvation and its acceptance across nations and days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Wedding Garment and Heaven Terms in a Sermon
The text discusses entering heaven on God’s terms and donning a divine wedding garment for the feast. It references George broadcasting a Christmas message and notes Sandringham’s 17,00 acres with King Edward VII buying the property in 1861. It includes Q and A items on electricity from walking, fish hook names, galvanized pipe, and saltwater fishing licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
F. B. L. A. Sandringham
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
First U S public park created in 1634 at Boston Common
The earliest public recreation preserve in the United States was Boston Common, acquired in 1634. The exchange includes questions about parks and estates like Sandringham, with requests for factual answers via the Information Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston Common
Death and Letters by Elizabeth Daly
Sylvia Coldfield, widow of Glendon Coldfield, is held in a New York Hudson Valley mansion after her husband’s death. Henry Gamadge, detective, investigates whether the death was murder, enlisting rare-book dealer J Hall and his clerk Albert to aid in a coded communication and a planned Thursday ride to uncover the truth.
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Glendon Coldfield
Sylvia Coldfield
Iana
New York
Hudson Valley
Sylvia
Meesage
Henry Gamadge
Gamage
Cordfeia
Macloug
Nis
Frend
Ur Hamien
Killea
Gamadge
J. Hall
Albert
Hall
England
Hal
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