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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1951

Page

4

Purge Rumors Highlight Chinese Guerrilla Movement

The dispatches claim Red China is conducting a wide purge of dissenters in the domestic campaign against guerillas. Reports cite deserters, scarce food, and Chiang Kai-shek aiding from Formosa, while U.S. aid and potential armament risks remain unconfirmed.

Red China Moscow China Chiang Kai-shek Formosa United States

Economic Outlook Amid Global Rearmament And Growth

Surveys from January show 1950 US GNP at $280 billion, up 9 percent from 1949, aided by higher prices. European nations also posted stronger production than many had hoped, though forecasts remain uncertain due to rearmament effects on western economies.

United States

End-Year Economic Outlook Shows Tight Labor Market

The year ended with a tight U S economy as late data indicated rising civilian employment from 58 million to 60 million and a labor force with little slack. Despite easing in some areas, figures suggest weapon production remains challenging but feasible.

Four Racing Financiers Leave Void In Sportline

On December 28 Warren Wright of Calumet, Samuel Doyle Riddle linked to Man o War, Charles How ard How ard and Mrs F Ambrose Clark died or soon after. These four wealthy owners shaped racing with distinct styles, leaving a legacy of dignity and influence. Their departures underscore the sport’s evolution from elite ownership.

Warren Wright Calumet Miami Beach Samuel Doyle Riddle Charles 8. Howard Seabiscuit Noor F. Ambrose Clark Mr. Howard Kodiak Bears Alaska Moose Canada Coramine Edward Riley Bradley Keene Castleton August Belmont Calumet Baking Powder Company

Helping Hands

Poem-like note on luck shifting to favor a once-spurned figure whose good fortune brings aid from former critics. The lines imply a reversal where those who doubted now assist in reaping benefits. The piece contrasts smug pride with opportunistic generosity amid a windfall.

Longevity Idea Promoted by Local Columnist

A Joplin Globe note suggests a philosopher wisdom on longevity. It states doctors agree life may extend if one quits things that cause weariness. The piece comments on self control and simple living as a path to longer days.

Housewife Sings Drive to Home Range

A housewife described in the Christian Science Monitor is noted for singing "Home home with the range" and evokes a portable homely tune. The remark reflects a light cultural aside about domestic life and music.

Handley High pupil Chance Cherry Pie Baker to Represent Virginia

Miss Nancy Slonaker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Dailey Slonaker of 405 Courtfield Avenue, Handley High School junior, will represent Virginia in a national contest February 21 in Chicago as Handley High School champion cherry pie baker. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Garland Shoemaker of Gore. Mrs Shoemaker is formerly Miss Rosaline Larrick. Russell Cather was unanimously re elected for another term as president.

Joseph Massie, Jr Battle Richmond Nancy Slonaker Dailey Slonaker Courtfield Avenue Handley High School Virginia Chicago Garland Shoemaker Gore Shoemaker Rosaline Larrick

Clarke County Horse Show Returns After Five Year Gap

Five years after William M. Tuck’s term, Clarke County hosts the annual Clarke County Horse and Colt Show first held since August 1941. Miss Dorothy Wynkoop is appointed deputy commissioner of revenue for Clarke County.

William M. Tuck Virginia Clarke County Horse Show Association Clarke County Dorothy Wynkoop

Rodgers Named to Winchester Police by Chief Hollis

Emory O. Rodgers of Boyce was appointed as a police officer by Winchester Chief C. W. Hollis. A weather line notes ice and dry sleet affecting travel and streets.

Emory O. Rodgers Boyce Winchester C. W. Hollis Waffie We

Jefferson Bank and Trust elects Frank B. Robinson president

Handley trustees report Frank B. Robinson of Winchester was elected president of the Jefferson Bank and Trust Company in Charles Town. Miss Lucy F. Kurtz returns from Richmond after attending a Virginia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy executive committee meeting. Mr and Mrs Robert Jenkins celebrate the birth of their daughter.

Frank B. Robinson Winchester Jefferson Bank and Trust Company Charles Town Lucy F. Kurtz Richmond Virginia

Squirrel hunter and civic notes from local pages

Fifty years ago Ludden Bowers of Clearbrook used a London Twist model gun to shoot ten squirrels with four shots. The Reuss Hook and Ladder Company re elected Henry Schneider as captain. Robert Doran won a $100 horse for $1.73 in a Clarke County raffle run by John Lindsey.

Ludden Bowers Clearbrook Reuss Hook and Ladder Company Henry Schneider Robert Doran Clarke County John Lindsey

Debated Farm Subsidies Split Truman Aides Over Food Policy

Washington debate centers on subsidies to farmers to sustain meat and food output. Some officials push for billions in subsidies tied to parity, while others warn such programs risk long-term economic and political backlash. Experts compare to World War II controls and warn of staffing and wage challenges if subsidies rise.

Washington Truman Congress White House Democratic Party United States Allan B. Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Capitol Hill Charles E. Wilson Alan Valentine Brannan Valentine Uncle Sam Defense George C. Marshall Marshall

Anxiety and the Heart linked by mind body ties

Physicians acknowledge mind body links in heart disorders with anxiety causing palpitations and fatigue. Psychotherapy and supportive care alongside physical tests like ECG and X rays help, plus drugs such as sedatives may aid during stress. Instances from war show symptoms improve when strain is removed.

King Petures Syndicate, Inc

Rainfall Totals and Averages For 38-Year Period

Report shows 24 hour rainfall ending 7 am today none. January total rainfall to date 69 inches for 1951 and 69 inches for the 38 year average. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1950 include January 2.48, February 1.95, March 2.86, April 2.99, May 3.83, June 3.1, July 3.84, August 3.90, September 2.65, October 3.33, November 2.53, December 3.46 inches.

Strength For The Day By Earl L Douglass DC

The piece discusses how modern people doubt ghosts but still fear the ghosts of their past. It argues past mistakes and humiliations haunt many, sometimes fueling destructive behavior, and notes repentance restitution and fresh starts as defenses. The main lesson: present wise choices prevent future regrets.

How's Your I Q Score Based on 100 Questions

A condensed quiz guide lists 10 sample IQ questions with multiple choice or factual answers. It covers subjects from history and language to geography and science, asking about ancient dates, abbreviations, and common knowledge items. Each item challenges recall and reasoning across varied topics.

Boxing champions by class list

Heavyweight Ezzard Charles. Light Heavyweight Joey Maxim. Middleweight Jake La Motta. Welterweight Ray Robinson. Lightweight Ike Williams. Featherweight Sandy Saddler. Bantamweight Vic Toweel. Flyweight Dado Mareino.

Ezzard Charles Joey Maxim Jake la Motta Ray Robinson Ike Williams Sandy Saddler Vic Toweel Dado Mareino

Death and Letters by Elizabeth Daly

Sylvia Colateia seeks answers to a possible cnicide in the Coldfield family. Detective Henry Gamadge threads through a preserve of wealth and secrets at The Maples to uncover motive as he shadows a dangerous dinner at the Coldfield estate.

Elizabeth Daly Glendon Colateia Sylvia Colateid Henry Gamadge Gamadge Sylvia Coldfield Harold New York Coldfield Budeoe Valley Sig Ira Coldfields Binacem Dag Oy King Amos Coldfield Cliffside Ames Coldfield Camadge Nouse

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