Winchester Evening Star ad rates and circulation note
The Winchester Evening Star lists prices for subscriptions by mail or carrier and rates for the weekly edition. It notes 8,000 copies published daily except Sundays and provides contact details for the business office and news room. It is a standard local newspaper rate sheet with postal and distribution information.
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North Kent Street
Winchester
Virginia
National Representatives
DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
News Room
Associated Press
W Va
Cleanliness and Morality Emphasized in Daily Reflection
The passage emphasizes cleansing and moral purity, praising those who walk in the Lord's law. It frames moral cleanliness as a glorious, guiding goal for readers on their daily path.
Help Needed In Polio Fight
Polio donations for the March of Dimes fall short of last year as the local campaign nears its end. Contributions may be sent to Robert L. Pizaano or Roscoe Bowers, or to Harold G. Potts for Clarke County. On Wednesday, January 31, the American Legion Auxiliary will run a Mothers March from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with Berryville hosts also conducting a similar event.
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March of Dimes
Robert L. Pizaano
North
Washington Street
Roscoe Bowers
Commercial and Savings Bank
Clarke County
Harold G. Potts
American Legion Auxiliary
Berryville
Three-Fold Rise in Domestic Civil Expenditures Since 1946
In 1946 domestic civilian federal outlays were $3.6 billion. By 1952 the budget for civilian purposes would reach $98 billion, nearly a threefold increase. The writer urges cutting unnecessary federal spending before tax hikes proposed by the President.
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Truman
Tax Free Income Is President Truman Taxed Too Little
The piece argues Truman’s 1951 income tax is low due to tax exempt salary parts. It notes a $150000 earner would pay $78468 and net $105000, while to net that amount others would need $300000. It says raising his salary would be fair, but public demands to tax the people heavily are wrongful.
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Truman
Mr. Truman
U.S. Stance on China at U.N. Faces Fresh Scrutiny
Debated by diplomats at Lake Success after Senate resolution urging a U.N. ban on China. Acheson’s prewar policy remains: the United States would vote against Peiping admission but not veto if Security Council support and General Assembly approval render it procedural. The issue hinges on whether Mao Zedong’s regime should represent China in the U.N.
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Senate
United Nations
China
Lake Success
New York Times
Acheson
Korea
United States
Peiping
U. N
Security Council
General Assembly
Priping
Chiang
Quilty
Mao
U.N
Amendment blocked as states debate two term limit fate
More than half the states have ratified the proposed two term limit amendment for the presidency. Twenty four states remain unsigned with Georgia meeting in April and Alabama in May while Kentucky plans a January 1952 session. Ratified states include California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Vermont, Virginia and Wisconsin. If 12 more ratify, the amendment becomes part of the Constitution before the 1954 deadline. delay may render success unlikely. Southern states, with few exceptions, have hesitated amid fears it insults Roosevelt memory.
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Union
United States
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maine
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Texas
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Deer stamp funds debated in Frederick County petition drive
Eight petitions circulated against a proposal for a $1 deer stamp to raise funds for damages caused by deer. Two people escaped with no serious injury after a car slid down a 10 foot embankment on Route 522 near Cross Junction. Mrs. W. G. Waters of 8 Parkview Avenue received the 7000th telephone installed in the Winchester Exchange as volunteers help Salvation Army campaign.
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Frederick County
Cross Junction
W. G. Waters
Parkview Avenue
Winchester
National Fruit Starts 6000 Ton Tomato Plant in Martinsburg
National Fruit Products Co began building a tomato processing plant in Martinsburg with a 6000 ton capacity. With one day left to file, five candidates announced bids for Winchester Common Council. Mrs. Samuel C. Brooks of 237 Jefferson Street was named Winchester’s first Lady of the year.
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National Fruit Products Co
Martinsburg
Winchester Common Council
Samuel C. Brooks
Jefferson Street
Winchester
Digges Treated After Pressure Cooker Accident
Mrs. J. C. Digges of White Post received treatment at Memorial Hospital for scalds from a pressure cooker that malfunctioned while she prepared meat. Russell Cather was elected president of the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival to succeed H. Clay deGrange. H. K. Benham campaign director and Capt. Bott expressed appreciation to the city.
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J. C. Digges
White Post
Memorial Hospital
Russell Cather
Shenandoah
H. Clay deGrange
H. K. Benham
Capt. Bott
Citi
Byrd Plans Arctic Aerial Expedition Backed by Prominent U S Citizens
Commander R E Byrd prepared for an Arctic aerial expedition under the support of Rockefeller Ford and other leading American figures. Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association re elected officials with R P Page of Boyce as president and a slate including J T Lindsey A B Hummer J H Bell and others as directors and officers.
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R. E. Byrd
North Land
Rockefeller, Ford
U. S
R. Powell Page
Boyce
Clarke County Horse and Colt Show Association
J. T. Lindsey
A. B Hummer
J. H Bell
Mr. Page
Mr. Lindsey
E A. Lindsey
Mr. Bell
Kenneth N. Gilpin
George N. Burwell
Ewart Johnston
Frank V. Tilford
Harry C. Warden
Lewis M Allen
Martinsburg Station Stirs Over Car Body Mystery
Crowds gathered at the station fifty years ago expecting a body found frozen in a B and C boxcar revealed only a clothing store dummy. Turner Ashby Camp promoted a statue for Dr. Honer McGuire Stonewall Jacksons Civil War surgeon while the Winchester Sash and Door Factory under E W Church reported strong early sales.
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Martinsburg
Turner Ashby
Honer McGuire
Stonewall Jackson
Cabinet Shakeup Looms as Acheson and Marshall Edge Out
President Truman plans a major reshuffle displacing Dean Acheson and George C. Marshall with Stuart Symington and Fred Vinson as top contenders. The move follows pressure from domestic and international critics while Eisenhower could figure in a broader reorganization.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
George C. Marshall
Defense
Truman
Stuart Symington
National Security Resources Board
Pentagon Post
Fred M Vinson
Mr. Acheson
President Truman
Treating a Brain Hemorrhage and Cancer Diagnosis
The article describes historic limits in brain hemorrhage treatment and notes modern methods improving survival when recognized early. It covers symptoms, diagnosis via spinal fluid and X rays, and treatment options including fluids, vitamins, and possible surgery. It also touches on cancer diagnosis, stating X rays can confirm some cancers while biopsy is needed for others.
Rainfall Records And Averages By Month
Present and past rainfall data for 24 hours ending 7 am today. January to December monthly averages and totals are listed from a 38 year period 1912-1950 with detailed figures including 1951 totals and year to date measurements.
Acheson criticisms and questions in a mixed quiz prompt
The text questions Acheson's policies and Truman's stance while posing a series of trivia items. It asks about leukemia true or false, pledge words, three vice presidents, eye color nutrition, tularemia alias, the big three car firms, Grand Rapids industry, and ghee meanings.
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Ohio River
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Grand Rapids
Mich
India
How's Your IQ Score Based on 100 Questions
A five part daily quiz offers a memory based rating system from 9 to 10 correct for Memory Genius to 4 correct for Good. Page 2 provides the correct answers including who urged Japan to rearm in a New Year message and the two rivers joining at Pittsburgh to form a point.
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Pittsburgh
ASCAP Founded as a Cooperative for Music Rights
ASCAP is a cooperative that controls performing rights to over half a million musical works. It was organized in 1914 as the American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers.
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ASCAP
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Boyce and District Notes From Mid Winter Examinations
The column records mid winter exams at school and late study. The Rev Carroll Goodridge of Westminster MD spent the weekend at his Loude oun home and filled appointments there. Mrs Edith Kendall visited friends in Berryville last week. Mrs Virginia Lanham returned from a Richmond visit with Mr and Mrs W L Suddith. Robert Creamer spent a week in Greensboro NC while Mrs Creamer visited her parents in Charley Town WV. Mrs Edgar Baker hosted a show at her parents home Friday. Pvt Edgar Charlies Baker stationed at Ft Jackson SC spent a week furlough at home and left Monday for California where he will be stationed after training since Oct 19 1950.
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Ft. Jackson
Death and Letters by Elizabeth Daly
Mr Gamadge navigates family tensions over a non judicial procedure to commit a relative for thirty days with a nurse watching, as Ira Coldfield and Sylvia face truth and trust. Conversations with Mrs Coldfield reveal undercurrents of fear, duty, and affection amid plans for introductions to executors Robert Macloud and Dunham.
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Mr. Gamadge
Ira
Gilad
Smyth
Sylvia
Mr. Coldfield
New York
Ames
Georgy
Susan
Glendon
Robert Macloud
Dunham
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