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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1955

Page

4

Profanity as shallow speech and reverence in religion

A Winchester Evening Star brief reflects on profanity and reverence with a biblical quote from Exodus 20 7. The note contrasts strong language with clear thought and warns against using the Lord s name in vain.

Far East Tensions Mount Over Chinese Red Air Raids

Despite assurances on peace, observers warn the Chinese Communists raise tensions with a day-long air attack by 100 red planes on the Tachen islands 200 miles north of Formosa. The incident underscores a growing civil war dynamic with broader outside involvement likely.

Tachen Islands Formosa Far East

Strange Deal Ties Labor Union Payout to Non-Union Shops

David Dubinsky announced a $250000 payment over four years from an unnamed manufacturer to neutralize labor savings from non union shops in the South. The agreement, aimed at aiding organizing and charitable efforts, follows clashes where union organizers were driven out of towns with non union plants.

David Dubinsky International Union For Women’s Garment Workers New York South Dubinsky

Georgia Jury Duty Tangle Prompts Amused Kentucky Gaze

In Current Opinion Louisville commentary the Georgia fight over women serving on juries is examined with wry satire. The piece notes Kentucky’s removal of various exemptions and ponders how Georgia’s reforms may affect juror inclusion while Kentucky waits to see the outcome.

Georgia Kentucky

Smog Evasion from Cars and Refineries Highlighted by SAE

Gordon P. Larson of Los Angeles explains how smog formed from gasoline vapor and ozone, noting refinery waste costs of 30 million dollars annually and that imperfect combustion in engines adds as much vapor as refineries. Car carburetor improvements aim to cut emissions and boost efficiency.

Gordon P. Larson Los Angeles Larson SAE

The Essence of Friendship

The excerpt extols the comfort of true friendship where one can freely share thoughts without judgment. It likens trust to a faithful hand that sifts words, keeping what matters and blowing away the rest with kindness.

Engagement News and Local Happenings Across the Area

Mr and Mrs Claude Wolford announce the engagement of daughter Peggy Sue to Beverley Lee LaFollette. Tri State College enrollments in Angola Indiana include William R Ridgeway. Clarke County defeats Edinburg 42 to 14 in basketball. The Kell ers and Lena Allen visit Arlington relatives. National Symphony concert in Washington features Oscar Le vant York. Mr and Mrs C E Miley announce the birth of a son. Miley was Boyce High School principal. Dorothy Moore returns to New York after visiting her parents.

Claude Wolford Peggy Sue Beverley Lee LaFollette Harry LaFollette William R. Ridgeway Grover Ridgeway Tri-State College Angola Ind George D. Jackson N. C Bayard Clarke Clarke County Edinburg Lester Keller Lena Allen Arlington

Mrs John Anderson Returns Home After Visit

Mrs John Anderson returns to her home after visiting St Anderson in New, reporting a quiet trip with no incidents.

John Anderson St. Anderson New

Local Socials Note Arrivals and Returns

Miss Carrie Kellican of Baltimore visited as guest of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Perry while engaged in nursing. Mrs. Sara E. Brooks returned home after visiting her sons in Washington. Mr. J. Victor Arthur returned home after attending Governor Pollard's inauguration in Richmond.

William C. Perry Carrie Kellican Baltimore Sara E. Brooks Washington J. Victor Arthur John Garland Pollard Richmond

Visit Notes and a Clarke County Wedding

Dr. Stuart McGuire of Richmond visited his uncle Dr. W P McGuire in the city. Colonel J M Thomson of the Woolson Spice company was in Berryville on business. Miss Nora Dodd of Clarke County married Mr Alice Wright O Hara.

Stuart McGuire Richmond W. P. McGuire City J. M. Thomson The Woolson Spice Company Berryville Nora Dodd Clarke County Alice Wright O'Hara

Neuberger’s rocky start as new U S Senator in Washington

Washington report notes Oregon Senator Richard L. Neuberger exposed at a Women’s National Press Club welcome, lecturing at length, attacking Vice President Nixon, praising William F. Knowland, and creating a chilly reception among Capitol Hill reporters and peers.

Washington United States Richard L. Neuberger Oregon Wayne L. Morse Senate Press Gallery Neuberger Nixon Ike V. P Senate William F. Knowland Knowland Capitol Hill

Rainfall Totals and Averages For Year

Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 7 a.m. shows none. January rainfall to date 0.31 inches in 1955. year to date 0.31 inches. Average over 42 years is 36.94 inches. Monthly averages for 1912-1954: January 2.50, February 1.94, March 2.95, April 3.11, May 3.92, June 8.89, July 3.73, August 2.82, September 2.66, October 3.24, November 2.59, December 2.51 inches.

Medical Science Helps Diabetics Live Normal Lives

In 1955 guidance from doctors shows diabetes can be controlled though incurable. Most diabetics manage with diet alone or small insulin amounts, while 20 percent require both diet and insulin. Insulin must be injected. sugar levels are monitored via urine tests to tailor therapy. Future notes cover insulin types and effects.

How's Your Memory Genius Quiz Answers

A reader quiz with 10 questions covering trial city of Dr Samuel Sheppard president Eisenhower at a large university meaning quid pro quo the Irish Republic stance WWII Eva St Clair alias pugilist temperance talker U S retirement benefits claim true false Shermann given names Roger Bacon roles monk chemist optics expert.

Samuel Sheppard Dwight D. Eisenhower Irish Republic Eva St. Clair U. S General Shermann Roger Bacon

Strength For The Day An Ancestor Blind Yet Useful

A minister recounts an ancestor who fought the British at Trafalgar and was blinded. He survived without aid societies or teaching methods, turned to faith and benevolence, wrote poetry and music, and earned lasting respect as a radiant, courageous man of happiness and Christian faith.

Trafdigar

Hawk Watch Ends With Eagle Attack and Escape

In a perilous cliffside hunt, the narrator confronts a massive eagle that attacks as he searches for a clue. He frees his trapped parka by shedding it to lure the bird, then uses laurel branches to shield himself as the eagle plummets after the garment. The fur garment is dropped to the ground as the eagle crashes and tears at it before losing grip and retreating.

Evans Kay Byana King Features Syndicate

Courage and faith turn handicaps into strength

The piece argues that true heroism arises from embracing disabilities as sources of renewed life and power. It stresses that courage and religious faith enable individuals to rise above limitations.

Ship christening traditions and legends of water and wine

Question and answer discuss whether ships are christened in ceremonies before launch. The custom is ancient and linked to luck, with water christenings seen as inauspicious. A tale says the Constitution stalled twice until Commodore Sever used wine to break a bottle on its bow.

Congress Constitution James Sever

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