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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1951
Page
4
Historic Winchester newspaper page shows masthead and pricing details for subscriptions and advertisements. The document lists office contact numbers and general publication logistics, including rates and circulation notes.
An admonitory line comments on a bad conscience as a worm that gnaws the vital and notes that the wicked man endures pain all his days, framing guilt as a lifelong burden.
An opinion piece surveys the Philadelphia vote for independence on July 4 1776. It emphasizes religious belief among the 56 signers and their view of liberty as a sacred duty. The article links divine providence to the ongoing celebration of liberty over 175 years.
Judge Stanford L. Fellers presides in Masin Court as announced by Relmond News Leader, outlining his role and the local judiciary association's recognition of his service and duties in the district.
Roanoke Court of Law and Chancery commends Judge Peters for permitting Times photographer to take a picture during a civil verdict, arguing natural light and decorum minimize disruption. The piece contrasts newsroom photography with old prohibitions in Richmond and urges public access to courtroom visuals.
A badly decomposed body found along the Shenandoah River was identified as Ed I Poston 34 a missing soldier from Boyce. Winchester and Frederick County issued June building permits totaling 611585 J W Olcott elected Commander of American Legion Post 41 Berryville succeeding Jack Enders with Harold Potts as first vice commander Jack Russell as second vice commander Graysgi Spondeller junior adjutant Moses OBrien finance officer
The Star welcomed home Paul L. Sones Donald S. Armel Walter G. Fries Virgil L. Whitacre Mose kel Thomas C. Cooper Junior B. Bunner and John H Preston. Guests at H M Carbaugh home in Stephens City included their daughter Maj Peggy Carbaugh ANC Capt Bunkfeidt of Milwaukee and Mr and Mrs T Montgomery and family Mr Victor Carbaugh and Miss Magule Murray of Arlington.
The article lists members of Winchester’s first civilian pilot training class including William Bell Bruce Minghini William Woods Mary Gail Cather Gam G Athey Jr Bert Shipe Join R Rhotes Cayl Prinki Melvin OD Lrewn and Ralph Summel. Gera March a long-standing Winchester tap player died in an air wart incident. Vincent Soonan and Russell Newcome were in Florida.
Mrs Roy and Bayow of Clearbrook report improved health. Mr Evans from Johnstroy and White Port discuss a Canada trip. Mr and Mrs W Clark hosted six guests, including Mr Preuk Jones of Closendon, Va.
The city measurer reported to Council that 40,000 was expended by the body in the year just passed. Included the 900 spent on the new City Hall. The Board of Supervisors of Frederick County prepared a resolution scorn Mayor Partei for his recent stance in county affairs. Workmen were arrested for removing from the plaza some bricks when they believed they belonged to the county.
James Marlow reports Charles E. Wilson's quarterly briefing to President Truman on mobilization. He cites world production, oil and population figures to argue the U S must sustain military buildup while preserving civilian living standards, noting potential inflation if Congress eases controls.
Audrey Brown and Francis Hudson wed at Berryville Methodist Church last Sunday. Berryville Fire Co. responded Monday evening to a clothes closet fire at Lee Apartments, destroying most wearing apparel of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huff and children.
Washington report outlines the Senate Finance Committee led by Senator Walter F. George pressing for a 5 to 6 billion dollar tax increase shift and broader tax base including farm cooperatives unions churches and charities. It notes House resistance and the risk of widening fiscal battles as Congress seeks to curb Truman-era spending and prepare for 1952 appropriations. Oil fuel fears tied to Iran and Mosaddegh spark potential rationing and price hikes if no compromise is reached with Britain and allies.
A 1961 study shows diabetic children face risks from tuberculosis kidney and heart disease. Insulin and careful monitoring improve survival. early chest X rays detect TB. kidney disease links to heart issues. ongoing research aims to cure and extend life expectancy.
Recorded rainfall shows none for the past 24 hours ending 7 am today. July rainfall to date is .38 inches with a year-to-date total of 23.30 inches. Thirty-eight year averages for monthly rainfall from 1912 to 1950 include January 2.48, February 1.95, March 2.86, April 2.99, May 3.863, June 3.91, July 3.84, August 3.90, September 2.65, October 3.33, November 3.63, December 2.46 inches.
A quiz presents daily scores with meanings from Memory Genius to Good based on 9 to 10 or fewer correct answers. It includes ten sample questions on law history geography religion and science plus true false and factual corrections with brief answers and notes.
The article lists specialized airplane uses including crop dusting and spraying, fire patrol and firefighting, aerial surveys, range patrol, rescue and medical operations, mining, police work, newspaper reporting, and weather observation. It notes Roosevelt’s 1932 Democratic nomination speech pledge to a New Deal and details the 1950 World Series TV rights cost of 984000 dollars, averaging about a quarter of a million per game.
The time before a missing person may be declared legally dead varies by state but is usually seven years. Proof of diligent but unavailing search is required for court administration of the estate.
Augustine’s struggle to define time mirrors how people grasp great principles. Honor happiness love faith and fidelity elude precise definition yet remain real and worthy. Values are often apprehended by emotion and experience, not logic.
The source notes a large whale yields between 100 and 180 barrels of oil. It also states President Madison used the pocket veto on a naturalization law in July 1812, marking the first such occasion.
Ann Carter presents a domestic vignette in which Julie and Jeff navigate a breakfast gathering with Adam Junior’s arrival and Millicent’s guarded newsroom. Tensions with Jeff's mother Douglas emerge as Julie plans a night out while resisting a delayed supper with relatives.
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