Some sophisticated people think they can dispense with religion
A July 1 1950 Winchester Evening Star editorial asserts that modern godless states harbor hatred and hunger and stresses the sole path to salvation. The piece condemns secular ideologies and urges adherence to faith as the only way.
Real Democrats and Truman create party realists and rivals
The piece analyzes President Truman’s notion of a real Democrat versus voters' choices in North Carolina Florida and Virginia. It contrasts Truman’s favored policies like Brannan Farm Plan socialized medicine and FEPC with voters backing Pepper Smathers Battle and Miller, noting wide splits within the party.
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North Carolina
Frank Graham
Willis Smith
President Truman
Graham
Mr. Smith
Florida
Claude Pepper
George Smathers
Truman
Pepper
Smathers
Virginia
John S. Battle
F. P. Miller
Mr. Truman
Mr. Miller
Battle
George
Georgia
Hoey
Fulbright
Arkansas
Lausche
Ohio
Harry Truman
Louis Johnson
Pentagon
Europe
Acheson
Truman Faces Dixiecrat Showdown Over Hutchinson FTC Nomination
President Truman stands at a politically charged crossroads over nominating Martin Hutchinson to the Federal Trade Commission. Senator Byrd's faction may block the confirmation, testing Truman's will to oppose the Byrd-Byrnes coalition and shaping 1952 party strategy in the South.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
South
White House
Federal Trade Commission
Martin Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchinson
National Party
Byrd
Miller-Hutchinson
Truman
Hutchinson
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Hutchinson-Miller
Mr. Truman
Byrd-Byrnes Coalition
Income up as April personal earnings rise six hundred million
The Commerce Department notes April personal incomes grew by 600 million, signaling more spending power and higher payroll employment rather than wage increases. This supports forecasts of economic strength despite dollar value decline and challenges unemployment predictions.
Economic status seen through insurance dividends
The article notes that included WWII veterans special insurance dividends would raise April income by nearly a billion dollars, but such non recurring items cannot be counted. National income reaches about 213 billion dollars annually and the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia says business barometers indicate high activity, possibly record levels.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Virginia Urban Population Surges Beyond Rural Shifts
Virginia now has 3 230 000 residents an increase of over 20 percent in the decade with 42 percent living in four metropolitan areas Hampton Roads Arlington Richmond and Roanoke. Urban areas extend into counties adjacent to cities reshaping the old rural majority.
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Virginia
Hampton Roads
Arlington
Richmond
Roanoke
Arlington County
Norfolk County
Norfolk
Warwick County
Newport News
Lion of the Year Honored in Frederick County News
James R. Alexander Jr. was named Lion of the Year. In Frederick County R L Ayler succeeded Leslie D. Kline as schools superintendent and Clarke G Burton succeeded Archie F Robertson in Clarke. A 15 gallon still and 2.5 gallons of moonshine were confiscated on Jackson Ave by ABC officers. LaVerne Tavenner underwent a tonsillectomy at Winchester Hospital. G C Thomas of Williamsville Bath County was robbed two miles east of Stephens City of 170 dollars. By 1 pm the day before 142 couples had licenses for June weddings. British papers linked Wendell Wilkie nomination to end of isolationism.
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James R. Alexander, Jr
Frederick County
G. C. Thomas
Williamsville
Bath County
Stephens City
Winchester
Wendell Wilkie
Winchester Radio Signals Clear From Rockville Incident
Wade Shoemaker of Kern and Smithfield reported a Peeping Tom at his home who fled after a shotgun blast. Newly installed Winchester Police radio system picked up a message from Rockville Maryland stating signals were clear. Miss Naney Tevemmer, daughter of Mrs.
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Wade
Kern and
Smithfield
Winchester Police
Rockville
Naney Tevemmer
Severe hailstorm strikes Frederick County home damage expected
A heavy hailstorm lashed Frederick County with strong winds causing property damage. The Red Cross rushed aid to victims of the Santa Barbara California earthquake.
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Frederick County
The
Red Cross
Santa Barbara
Calif
Boyle tied to Truman and Kerr Bill veto crisis
Washington reporting on the clash between the White House and the petroleum lobby over the Kerr Natural Gas Bill. William M. Boyle Jr. advised veto to protect Truman renomination plans, while ties to the Independent Natural Gas Association surface and probe into Boyle’s lobbying abuses unfolds.
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Washington
William M. Boyle Jr
Kansas City
Democratic National Committee
Truman
Boyle
White House
Capitol Hill
Independent Natural Gas Association
House Committee
Turman
Kerr
Adaersom
Scott's Scrap Book analyzes Korea crisis and policy
R J Scott critiques Louis Johnson and the Korea stalemate. He argues U S backed South Korea lacks weapons and industry while the North enjoys trained forces and Soviet support. The piece urges large scale reinforcements from Japan, the Philippines, and the mainland, risking a broader clash with Russia.
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Republic
Japan
Philippines
Russia
Ways to control anemia through liver extract and vitamins
The article reviews four kinds of anemia treatable with specific therapies including secondary and macrocytic forms. It details liver extract injections to boost red cells, folic acid for mouth or injections, and vitamin B-12 often with liver extract, noting effectiveness and cautions for nervous system damage. It also answers a reader question about menopause symptoms and heart trouble, recommending estrogenic gland extracts.
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King
Features Syndicate, Inc
Rainfall Statistics Through July From Winchester Research
Report shows 24 hour rainfall ending at 7 a m today none for July to date none for 1950 to date 18 16 for Pitcicn over 37 years 193? 195? Average monthly rainfall over 1912 to 1949 decimal figures listed for each month with highest in August at 3 93 inches and lowest in February at 1 92 inches.
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Courtesy of
Winchester Research
Citrus Trees Can Pay Off in Hemet Reward Note
Hemet Calif residents inspect citrus trees for red scale. The Hemet Valley Citrus Pest Control District offers a $25 reward for reporting infestations. Only four red scale cases were found last year.
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Hemet
Calif
Hemet Valley
Formosa Cityscape Shaped by Fifty Years of Japanese Rule
Most of the island’s contemporary architecture arose during fifty years of Japanese occupation, a period that deeply influenced Formosa’s urban design and building styles.
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Formosa
How's Your I Q Based Quiz Here for Readers
A reader quiz outlines 10 day scoring with 100 questions and daily grade ranges from 9 to 1 correct. It includes items on seeds in fruit the Dionne quintuplets May birthdays spelling errors geography biographies and U S government facts. It asks ten questions and directs turning to page 2 for answers.
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Annette
Cecil
Emelie
Marie
Yvonne
Greenland
United States
U. S. Secret Service
Department of Justice
Col
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago
Shadow On The Range: Ives Seeks Hammer Journey
Dr Brian Ives returns to frontier town life in Tamerlane as he prepares to travel to Hammer. He reflects on colonel Carradine and Cory Lund while confronting old memories from his youth and fear of the vast prairie. He plans a swift departure tonight, aided by Stoll’s buggy before continuing the story on the road.
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Brian Ives
Tamerlane
Old West
Coronel Carradine
Ontenis
Nim
Ives
Cory Lund
Marco M
Tole
Stoll
Coronel
Tana
Doc
Colonel Carradine
Carradine
Hammer
Doc Ellenberg
Wright
Oregon
Marco Stoll
Montana
King
Fea
Tanerlane
St. Lves
St. Ives
Brian
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