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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1951
Page
4
A local newspaper page notes publication details for the Winchester Evening Star with rate cards and offices. It includes a quotation about Abraham seeking security, hinting at a religious reflection on journeying toward the south.
The article contrasts higher survival rates for American soldiers wounded in Korea with those from World War I and II. It cites 2.6 percent mortality in Korea, aided by life saving drugs, blood supply, faster evacuation via helicopters and jeeps, and highly equipped front line care.
Milwaukee Journal editorial examines Senator McCarthy's critique of General George C. Marshall. It contrasts their careers noting Marshall's 60 years in service, World War I in France, and roles as chief of staff during World War II.
Miss Mary Gray, 78, longtime Winchester teacher, died at her North Kent Street home. The Winchester Evening Star marks its 44th year of publication. Mrs. Rodney K. Sirbaugh and Mrs. D E Dunn hosted a tea at the former's Tennyson Avenue home in honor of Miss Mary Louise Conner.
Mr and Mrs W B Clark hosted guests Mrs J Andrew Rather and children from Chatham New Jersey and Mr and Mrs C C Clemmer from Roanoke. Ellen Gale Riley, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Howard Riley, underwent a tonsillectomy at Memorial Hospital. Miss Betty L Ryan and Miss Eileen Clark traveled to Washington DC for a visit.
Miss Dorothy Jane Kackley daughter of Trial Justice Loring C. Kackley Berryville will represent Clarke County at the Fourth of July celebration in Front Royal. W G Hardy a City School Board member who suffered a stroke remains unimproved in hospital. Mrs L M Nurton and Mrs Joseph Wright of this city were injured in an automobile crash on the Front Royal to Remount Station road.
Twenty five years ago Burr Powell Harrison of Winchester, son of Congressman T. W. Harrison, passed his bar exam in Roanoke. Mr and Mrs L L Fansler Mrs Alson Hott and two sons Horace and George returned home after visits in Roanoke and Radford. Mr and Mrs Charlies Summers hosted their nephew Denn Landon of Pittsburgh as guest.
Three American soldiers rest on a Korean knoll as they talk about home and the Fourth of July. The dialogue sketches small-town traditions, memories of Maribel, and hopes for a peaceful moment amid wartime. The scene ends with the men drifting to sleep under the night sky as a flare glows in the distance.
Washington insiders weigh a Truman backed draft of General Eisenhower for the Democrats or a GOP run. The plan hinges on a pre convention deal and a dramatic White House departure to allow a draft and staged nomination.
A puzzle style item asks if readers scored 9 or 10 correct to be a Memory Genius and outlines other bands like Very Superior and Excellent. It then presents a 10 question quiz including topics from military missiles to biblical figures and geography with a page 2 for answers.
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas heads to Asia for two months seeking new botany specimens and wildlife sounds. He will travel through Afghanistan Pakistan and Tibet via London en route to the Himalayan Hindu Kush region, following a similar Middle East trip last year that drew Russian protests.
The most in demand Braille or talking book is the Bible, according to readers. The note also asks how much life is spent shaving, estimating about two to three years by age 65.
Fifty years ago Miss Bertha Carper hosted a supper at her home. Council and the Board of Supervisors argued over plaza settlement terms, each proposing different fixes. Mr and Mrs Warren Ginn were planned July Fourth entertaining.
Medical notes urge early hip fracture surgery in the elderly to reduce complications. Studies of 42 patients show age alone not a barrier. 35 operated with many under 72 hours. Early fixation lowers pain and shock, aids mobility, while light anesthesia and limited pain meds reduce risk.
Rainfall data show none in the past 24 hours ending 7 am today and July total yet to be recorded. Historic figures list July 3.84 inches and June 3.01 with monthly averages across years 38 to 36.73 inches.
A reflective piece by L. Douglas D D contrasts historic vices with modern excesses. It discusses economic strain from war preparations and soil depletion, moral erosion through wholesale killings, and enduring old vices across eras. Q and A sections touch Gatun Dam size and French Foreign Legion status.
Dr. William M. Ballinger, new past president of the District Medical Society, urges strict visitor limits in hospitals. He argues visitors are a burden and nuisance, and should be restricted to one or two immediate family or intimate friends to reduce disruption in patient rooms.
Julie and her mother tour the newly finished Greenbriar Road house before the wedding, admiring decorator work, furnishings, and a dedicated space for Jeff. They discuss budget, family sentiment, and the upcoming Sunday ceremony, with Laurel Street busy in wedding preparations and the Thorndykes hosting the reception.
Ann Carter depicts a small town wedding with Milly coordinating helpers, Julie radiant in a white satin gown, and family chatter about preparations, breakfast, and the church service. Ushers and bridesmaids arrive on schedule as Dr. Braley is set to perform the ceremony.
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