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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1949
Page
4
A 1949 note urges insurance agents to promote yearly physicals and a moral and spiritual self examination. It cites regular personal review with scripture, recommending frequent self checks to improve well being and conduct.
David Acree reported his rifle discharged during a confrontation aboard crabbing boat owned by Lee Nelson near the Maryland Virginia boundary. Nelson died. Maryland seeks murder charges against Acree with trial location to hinge on where the shooting occurred. The dispute threatens to revive a two state watermen feud dating back to 1887 and prior oyster wars.
A revised plan would allow boys to join senior scouting at 14 instead of 15 and to affiliate with advance units while remaining in their troops. Cub scouts could start at eight and be full scouts at 11, aiming to attract more boys and broaden education. The change seeks state approval on enforcement and penalties while nationwide discussions continue.
A two year old New York City building encroaches on the street line by three quarters to one inch, prompting the firm to sue contractors for up to 50 000 per inch. The city has not yet commented and observers note the high stakes may reflect market terms rather than the error itself.
Senator Robertson urges Senate Banking Committee to probe coal prices, structure, and miners welfare after John L. Lewis ordered a 40 percent production cut. He questions whether unions can or should control production and prices under antitrust law.
In our opinion it’s possible the people are no longer able to support the Government in the style it has been accustomed to. This editorial reflects concern about public willingness to sustain current governance.
City police sergeant Warren Rudolph places three poems in a 1948 talent and poets collection. Virginia delegation continues push for a presidential candidate to win its 26 electoral votes. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs George Lutz at Shenandoah Ave. Mrs Lutz formerly Miss Margaret Newlin.
Tokyo reports air raids intensify as U S forces push toward St Lo. Pfc Finley Whitlock of 553 Highland Ave is wounded in action. family notified. Miss Roxanna Batt of Cross Junction weds Grimes native Brown Collins.
Ten years ago in 1939 Mr and Mrs C Vernon Eddy sail from New York to attend a London convention of the Masonic Lodge. In Berryville the junior board of trade wins 16 to 12 over the Junior Women's Club while the town council unanimously passes a no hog ordinance.
Twenty five years ago reports note funeral services for Charles M Sampsell who died at his home in Stephens City. Co I arrives at State Encampment at Virginia Beach, reflecting wartime era organization and activity.
Fifty years ago in 1899 Mrs Sydney Burr entertained a party of young people. A star editorial lauds yard gatherings as genuine village entertainment and community pastime.
A humorous 1949 column notes American husbands joining wives in domestic life, claiming modern dads embrace fashion, interior decorating, shopping and budgeting. It contrasts past male roles with a playful portrait of men recalibrating domestic duties and competition from wives. The piece cites cultural touchstones and public figures to underscore the changing vibe.
A fragmented note describes a woman urging others to make their own cloth and a man who accepts the challenge. He begins sewing garments for the entire family, turning a simple task into a shared domestic effort.
The piece laments waste in cars mills and wasteful living. It contrasts polluted landscapes with human waste and urges keeping the mind, body, and soul productive by resisting vice and treating the body as a temple of God's Spirit.
The record lists seven unassisted triple plays: Neal Ball for Cleveland on July 19, 1909 in Cleveland. Bill Wambsganss for Cleveland on October 10, 1920 in Cleveland. George Burns for Boston on September 14, 1923 in Boston. Ernie Padgett for Boston on October 6, 1923 in Boston. Glenn Wright for Pittsburgh on May 7, 1925 in Pittsburgh. Jimmy Cooney for Chicago on May 30, 1927 in Pittsburgh. and Johnny Neun for Detroit on May 31, 1927 in Detroit.
Medical overview of arm pain outlines many causes including brachialgia and scalenus anticus syndrome. It covers spinal disc rupture, nerve compression, heart disease, tumors, virus infections, and the role of X rays. Treatment ranges from rest and braces to surgery, with vitamin therapy and aureomycin noted.
Chicago reports from the summer home furnishings show show buyers purchasing below normal, but concerned about repeat-order delivery times. National Association of Furniture Manufacturers official J. C. McCarthy says dealers expect a pickup in fall, while industry inventory issues may slow shipments unless buyers anticipate fall and winter needs.
A quiz feature presents ten day scoring with ratings from Memory Genius to Good based on correct answers. It lists ten sample questions on figures, organizations, geography, and history and directs readers to Page 2 for correct answers.
A baby buried for 15 hours after birth was rescued but died 36 hours later. Unwed mother Ida Roberts, 20, a farm worker, was held as investigators probe the disposal claim. Detective Chief Lewis Miller said the infant was hidden while she hoeed peanuts.
Jasper Fogg wakes battered and unsure after a night of drinking and crime. He recalls release of Rayburn and Singin Sam and heads to Alessandro ranch to face punishment or control. At the ranch he finds Lia imprisoned and confronts the boss as tension mounts toward a dangerous climax.
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