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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1952

Page

4

Jacob's Blessing Hands: Spiritual Themes in Genesis

Jacob seeks a blessing through trickery but the text highlights that God grants sonship and honor without deceit. The article contrasts Jacob's deceitful act with divine generosity and emphasizes rightful spiritual blessing over subterfuge.

Jacob Beau

Virginia General Assembly in session in Richmond

The Wythe County News editorial touts the Virginia Assembly as superior to other legislatures. It notes members sacrifice financially, works during a tight sixty day session, avoids protracted speeches, and aims for a disciplined, productive year.

General Assembly of Virginia Richmond Virginia Assembly Congress United States Congress Ivery

Richmond News Leader Critiques McGrath Clean-Up Choice

The Richmond News Leader attacks President Truman's pick for Attorney General as a poor clean-up choice. It cites McGrath's role in past misconduct, noting Caudle’s firing and the Alien Property Custodian’s office as problematic in his department.

Mr.Truman Howard McGrath McGrath L. Lamar Caudle

McGrath in Senate shakeup plan eyed with criticism

The piece portrays Howard McGrath as unfit for a new post, detailing alleged ties to executives and a tax avoidance scheme. It cites his roles with a Sydney auto firm and Leica board connections, and criticizes his prior justice and political stances. It ends warning Truman may suffer if further whitewash occurs.

McGrath Washington Crath Cheyster-Plymouth Auto Drew Peason Leica Company Grath First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Providence McCgrath Textron Justice Reed Supreme Court Truman Alger Hiss Fullbright RFC State Department Millard Tydings Maryland Howard McGrath King Pyrrtus

Birthday salute to Elisabeth Sloat at 103

Mrs. Elisabeth Sloat observed her 103rd birthday at Maple Wood Nursing Home. The article notes other local events including the Winchester Memorial Hospital cornerstone ceremony with several clergymen and physicians listed among the participants. It also mentions the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Arnold Jr, with Mrs. Arnold identified as the former Miss Ann Light.

Elisabeth Sloat Maplewood Nursing Home Winchester Memorial W M Eisenberg J. Sloan Kuykendall John H. Rosenberger Garland R. Quarles F Grove White Fred Glaize B Dutton Ronald Wilson Frank N. Hack William P. McGuire Robert T. Barton Andrew Bowen H E al

Engagement of Marion Taylor to Robert B. Puller

Mr and Mrs Charles M Hurst announce the engagement of their daughter Marion Taylor to Robert B Puller son of Mr and Mrs Arthur B Fuller both of Winchester Mrs Orville Crowser who had been a patient at Memorial Hospital with pneumonia has recovered enough to go home on Kerr Street Mr and Mrs C Rhodes Stephens City visiting them Miss Mae Ginn

Charles M. Hurst Marion Taylor Robert B. Puller Arthur B. Fuller Win Orville Crowser Memorial Hospital Kerr Street C. Rhodes Stephens City Mae Ginn

Harmer Hosts Honor for A Newcome Birthday

Mr and Mrs Herbert Harmer entertained in honor of Mr A Newcome on his first birthday. Mr and Mrs Donald Duvall received congratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs Duvall is the former Miss Geraldine Trigxus. James William Brown, son of Mr and Mrs William Brown of Middle Road, is confined at home with measles.

Herbert Harmer A. Newcome Donald Duvall Duvall Geraldine Trigxus Iditie James William Brown William Brown Middle Road

Apple Blossom Festival appoints new director

H. C. deGrange named director of the Apple Blossom Festival and Andrew Bell named aide manager of publicity. The Bank of Clarke County elects William A. Bradford Joseph F. Moore Richard P Whiting Charles T Hardesty BE G Conner Harry C Warden and H H Bell to its board. Mrs J Few Brown and Mr Henry Brown return home after a visit to Mrs Winthrop Taylor in Long Island.

H. C. deGrange Andrew Bell Bank of Clarke County William A. Bradford Joseph F. Moore Richard P Whiting Charles T Hardesty BE. G. Conner Harry C. Warden H. H Bell J. Few Brown Henry Brown Winthrop Taylor Long Island

Winchester Round Club elects Asbury Kern president

S M Whitacre of Cross Roads School died after a brief illness. H D Fuller, cashier, reported deposits on the first day at Farmers and Merchants Bank totaled about 30000 dollars.

Asbury Kern Winchester S. M. Whitacre Cross Roads H. D. Fuller Farmers and Merchants Bank

Truman security order blamed on Rosenberg and Short

The article asserts President Truman used a security order to curb news access, naming Anna Rosenberg and Joe Short as responsible. It paints Short as temperamental and beholden to power, and Rosenberg as press wary, arguing their actions suppress critical reporting and threaten democratic information flow.

Rosenberg Joe’ Short Theron Lamar Caudle Truman Yale University Hickman Washington Dean Acheson Moscow Korea Pentagon Congress Defense Department Short Steve” Early Charley Mr. Short Joe Joe Short Herb Corn The Washington Star Sigma Delta Chi Mississippi Democracy

Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Months

Past 24 hours ending 7 am yesterday January 12 recorded rainfall. Cumulative rainfall to date 1.79 inches in 1952 and 179 inches for the year. Average monthly rainfall over 39 years from 1912 to 1951 listed by month with values including January 2.45 inches and December 2.50 inches.

Dee

Treating Clubfoot In Child A

Baby bones are soft and treatable early. Corrective care before six months can yield a normal foot without surgery. Casts start between one and two months, then Denis Browne splint and special shoes guide growth. about 90 percent reach normal feet if started early, with relapses possible in 10 to 15 percent and surgery as a last option.

Denis Browne

March of Dimes Identifies Three Polio Virus Types

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis reports three distinct polio viruses, named Von Lansing and Brunhilde, found worldwide over three years of work funded by March of Dimes. Each virus can cause all polio forms, but immunity to one does not protect against others. Discovery timeline spans 1937 to 1939 with names tied to Los Angeles, Lansing, Michigan, and Baltimore cases.

New York National Foundation For March of Dimes West Milestone & Polio Johns Hopkins University Foundation Von Lansing Brunhilde Leon Los Angeles Mich Baltimore

Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass D D

Old Hank died yesterday and will be buried soon in eternal fields. Ten years earlier he led a large office force and once seemed destined for great things but drank and cancer ended his life. The tale warns against liquor and urges self control to avoid the downward path and wasted energy.

Hank

How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions

A quiz style page outlines scoring by daily correct answer rates from 9 to 10 as Memory Genius to 4 as Good. It offers a page 2 answer key and presents ten sample questions on wartime bases naval hero boxes Forrestal nepotism Iceland Pontiac Madame Mexico telegraphist accent.

United States Air Force North Africa Metropolitan Opera House New York City James V. Forrestal Franklin D. Roosevelt Harry Truman United States Iceland Pontiac Mexico

Worst US aviation disaster cited as Northwest DC-4 crash

The 1950 Northwest Airlines DC-4 crash into Lake Michigan near St. Joseph, Michigan during a storm killed 58 people on June 24, 1950, cited as the nation’s worst aviation accident.

Elizabeth N. J United States Aviation Northwest Airlines New York Minneapolis Lake Michigan St. Joseph Mich

Birds hatched: only about fifteen percent reach maturity

The passage states that of all the billions of birds hatched each year only about 15 percent survive to maturity. The rest are killed by enemies or the elements, and birds with weaknesses usually do not grow up.

The Greatest Show on Earth and Related World War II Stories

Hollywood reviews Cecil B. DeMille’s colorful circus film The Greatest Show on Earth with supporting praise for Betty Hutton Jimmy Stewart and Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey elements. Also preview of Decision Before Dawn about German prisoner spies and a light A Girl in Every Port with Groucho Marx and William Bendix.

Hollywood Cecil B. DeMille Betty Hutton Betty Jimmy Stewart Ringling Brothers Barnum & Bailey Circus DeMille Emmett Kelly Dorothy Lamour Cornel Wilde Hutton Chariton Heston Circus Boas Gloria Grahame George Howe Oskar Werner Hildegarde Neff Richard Basehart Gary Merrill Germany Groucho Marx William Bendix Marie Wilson

Birthday profile of Massachusetts Governor Paul Andrew Dever

Paul Andrew Dever born January 15 1903 in Boston rose from poverty to become lawyer and politician. He served as attorney general of Massachusetts from 1935 to 1941 and later became governor as a Democrat noted for championing the little fellow. He enjoys music and attends the Berkshire Music Festival.

AP Newsfeatures Paul Andrew Dever Boston Massachusetts Dever Atttorney General

Divorce rates: United States not unique in high rate

Egypt is believed to have a higher divorce rate per 1 000 married couples than the United States, making the US not the sole leader in divorce prevalence.

United States Egypt

Parson Introduces Group Leader and Captain Mapes Speaks

Donald Kent is named new Group Leader for the year. Captain Mapes returns with tales from distant places as Anne, Constance, and Cynthia Randall react to the evening. A girl abruptly leaves as Sam begins to speak about Army Mite.

Donald Anne Mrs. Atwood Gus Mary Sam Barth Donald Kent Captain Mapes Constance Cynthia Randall

A Night at Radio City Bridges Faith Anew

ALICE ROSS COLVER sketches Barth’s Sunday morning service and the NY City visit for restoration. He seeks a unifying spiritual principle as Christmas pageantry and organ music stir his soul amidst family, community, and era defining questions.

Radio City Music Hall Tts New York Barth God

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