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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1951
Page
4
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A brief meditation quotes a biblical verse on human fallibility and the goal of perfection, noting that no one achieves righteousness by law alone and that all must strive to do their best in duty.
Former Ambassador to Cuba Harry F. Guggenheim warns Europe remains primary but the Western hemisphere is the last line of defense and must be impregnable. He says policy is prudent not isolation and calls for attention to Latin American neighbors neglected in haste to lead globally.
An economist once said a million dollars is beyond the average citizen to imagine. President Truman proposes a 71 billion dollar budget, about 400 dollars per person, raising concerns about inflation and the dollar’s national and global integrity.
Current Opinion notes a possible ten percent reduction in Virginia’s tax bill under the Byrd Jr. tax reduction bill. The plan hinges on a projected surplus by June 30 due to inflation and rearmament efforts. Comptroller staff say extra personal income tax receipts were not counted, risking the needed revenue target to reach $100 million.
A shifting market shows the foundational role of affordable goods being questioned. Analysts warn that a price drop may undermine long term growth, impacting workers and consumer confidence while policymakers seek stabilization measures.
Moscow replies to American British and French notes show variation. The American note drew silence, the British a moderate reiteration, and the French a menacing tone. Russia seeks to split France Britain and the United States while avoiding real engagement.
Senator Williams of Delaware proposes repealing tax exemptions for the President, Vice President, Speaker, and Congress, arguing no good justification for exemptions. He notes the President's salary has risen and that exemptions keep officials in a privileged class, urging taxation without special breaks.
Winchester police kept searching for robbers who took 700 dollars in tools from Price Construction Co and about 15 dollars in cash plus merchandise from Orndorff's Service Station on Millwood Ave. January weather returned with a near 80 degree day and five and a half inches of snow blanketing the region.
Winchester reports 34 000 pounds short of victory clothing drive. General MacArthur celebrated his 66th birthday on duty in Tokyo. Lady Astor returns to Virginia to visit birthplace and renews strength on native soil. Veterans released from service include Theodore A. Ilson Harold D. Patton Alfred C R Buckingham Harry J. Bucher Lester C Foster and W T Williams.
Mrs. Emma Golightly was honored as oldest mother and Mrs. Ruth Donald also received tribute during services at Mon Tague Avenue Methodist Church where Mr. Russell Orndorff was cited for bringing the largest family to the gathering.
Winter commercial classes began at Shenandoah Valley Academy. Harry Woodward of Winchester, a popular barber, renovated Ponsorial Parlor. Congress had taken no action on an appeal for 30043 dollars by oakholders of the old Winchester and Potomac Railroad for rails torn up by the Union Army during the Civil War.
The piece outlines estimates of 900000 Red soldiers in Korea with 700000 Chinese volunteers, plus frontline splits and air power impact. It also covers Guy Gabrielson’s recall, Taft Dewey split, Eisenhower sponsorship, and GOP maneuvering over 1952 leadership and foreign policy. A closing Q and A notes Britain’s 400 year Roman occupation.
An article argues stuttering arises from parental responses during childhood. It warns stern parenting can worsen repetition, while natural speech tends to normalize. Emphasizes no drug help and that therapy targets family influence and normalization.
The report lists average monthly rainfall in inches for a 38 year period. January equals 2.48, February 1.95, March 2.86, April 2.99, May 3.83, June 3.[:1], July 3.64, August 3.90, September 2.65, October 3.33, November 2.53, December 2.46.
Edwin C. Parker of Cranston Rhode Island commends The Winchester Evening Star for outstanding local coverage and staff leadership. He compares it favorably to papers in Winchester Virginia and Frederick County and wishes continued success.
A reader quiz offers a 100 question test with a daily average scoring guide from Memory Genius to Good. It asks ten sample questions covering language meaning, history, economics, and general knowledge with true false items and numerical riddles.
The late Sallie W. Boyd's will names 216 Fairmont Avenue bequest to Wardie and Fred S. Boyd. Stock in Commercial and Savings Bank goes to Harry W. Boyd and Fred S. Boyd. John O. Boyd inherits interest in the George Washington Hotel. Executors Fred L. Boyd and bondsmen handled appraisal at 15260.34 by Bell Slonaker Hollis.
In a private office Gamadge and Mrs Coldfield discuss tracing the letters theft through an English agent. They assemble a list of potential intermediaries, weighing credibility and motives while noting the agent’s 10 000 dollar guarantee and ties to the Coldfields. The dialogue shifts to planning a meeting with Susie’s circle and the family doctor as night rains begin.
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