This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1951
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star details its publication schedule, pricing, and circulation notes including address at 24 North Kent Street Winchester Virginia editor F Byrd Jr and AP affiliation. It outlines subscription rates by mail and carrier and postage details for outside Virginia and West Virginia.
A United Press report from Washington cites members of the House Armed Services Committee saying only about 87 B 36 bombers are ready for action and that modernization adds roughly 60 more. The leakage, critics warn, could aid enemies and reflect poorly on congressional responsibility.
Observers debate the tariff agreement reached at Torquay England. The United States cut tariffs from 25 to 50 percent on about one tenth of goods subject to import duties. Fifteen other nations eased barriers modestly on under one twentieth of U S goods. The move restores a balance in world trade.
The passage argues the U S must increase imports to reduce foreign subsidies while maintaining export volume. It notes prewar and postwar finance via loans and aid, Marshall Plan, and military aid. It asserts higher imports will let foreigners earn dollars for American goods, though domestic firms may face tougher competition.
Margaret Truman returned from a European trip praised as a triumphal tour. Her tact grace and good sense endeared her to hosts and officials as an ideal American girl and effective ambassadress of the United States.
Announcement of the marriage of Dorothy P. Stumph daughter of Robert S Stumph to Leslie Raymond Lonas son of the late Mr and Mrs Lee Lonas.
Frank Minor resigns as office manager of National Fruit Products Co. E. B. Moore becomes chair of the Virginia State Apple Commission with William F. Young of Staunton as vice president. Paul Haldeman notes butter selling at 81 cents per pound in Winchester.
Five Lions Club members received gold attendance emblems for ten years of perfect records. Named awardees are Herbert Miller J K Rush Dr Allen Hawthorne Hoye Riley and Earl Crowser. Winchester attorney Harry K Benham was named Assistant Trial Justice for Frederick County by Judge Philip Williams. Claude Grim was elected commander of the Robert Y Conrad Post American Legion with Ray Butler Walter M Shade Clarence F Schenck and Allen Gray also taking officer roles.
The Fivemen's Welfare Association elected C. Lee Barr president, Fred Forney first vice president, Charles H Buhl third vice president, W. Lee Fisher secretary, and Ed Grim treasurer. James Lowry, long known in Washington, returned home to North Braddock Street. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Welsh returned from a motor trip to Harrisburg, Pa.
Fifty years ago many Winchester boys had returned from the Philippines where they had been stationed with the U S Army. A B Bevans barn was destroyed by burning during a thunder storm, which also washed out several county roads. John J Sloat, first editor of The Star, employee of a local bank, had been offered the position of Cashier at the Purcellville National Bank.
New York judge Anna Kross, after 18 years on the bench, argues crime is a female responsibility. She calls for families with stable homes and education for living, saying courts and police alone cannot fix crime and that society must mobilize women to reform behavior and governance. She condemns hypocrisy and political apathy.
Ted Sierks of Avalon California was rescued 30 hours after falling overboard from the sloop L Apache during the Los Angeles Honolulu yacht race. The U S Destroyer Escort Douglas A Munro located him amid 8 foot seas after a life ring kept him afloat. Sierks said he killed a seven foot shark and fought off others before the navy ship spotted him.
The fuel value of food is based on total calories derived from oxidizing a pound of a substance in the body. The large calorie measures the heat needed to raise one pound of water by four degrees.
The wall near the old temple area served as the nearest approach to Solomon's Temple after it fell to Moslems. It stood as a buttress of the ancient sanctum, marking the closest point Jews could reach the holy site.
A Los Angeles reader complains of apple troubles while Maine apples are discussed. the writer notes California bans on importing good apples, debates organic farming, worms versus sprays, and considers advising the California letter writers on orchard care. The piece ends with the author deciding to spray the trees.
The name Point Hueneme pronounced wi ne me was given in 1856 by James Alden of the Coast Survey aboard the Ac tive. It derives from the Chu mash Wene'me or Wene' mu meaning place of security.
Daily 10 day IQ test results categorize performance from Memory Genius to Good based on 9 or 10, 7 or 8, 5 or 6, or 4 correct answers. Page 2 provides the correct answers. Questions cover nautical terms, Woodrow Wilson, Maine ship incident, aardvark, shamrock leaves, fish respiration, Roger Williams, grammar error, hymn writer Cardinal Newman, and the character ampersand.
A reflection on how small acts of kindness count more than wealth and status. The text contrasts parental focus on money and luxury with the importance of simple deeds like giving a cup of cold water in the name of the Lord, highlighting scripture on feeding and quenching thirst.
A fragmentary scene follows Tonto Riley guided by attorney Owen Bradley into a rugged frontier town in New Mexico. A mysterious hostess at a Golden Saloon hints at danger as a young woman’s warning lingers, setting a tense mood for his arrival.
Bradley discloses to Tonto that he is George Riley’s son and Grant Staples heir. The Slash S estate will pass to Tonto with two years of management and proof of ability before full title transfers. Staples’ death leaves Bart Overby as a possible claimant. Rick Staples was murdered, sparking local intrigue.
Bradley explains a man may receive a large inheritance if he accepts a will and waives court action. Tonto debates whether Bart Overby or others killed Rick. Bradley notes Grant Staples spread rumors that Overby would not inherit, while Avrillo seeks the killer.
The medical field now targets chronic illnesses to prevent disability and aid rehabilitation. Many patients can live useful lives with proper guidance, activity, and supportive care, though complete cures may be unlikely. Age ranges show three fourths of chronically ill and two thirds of invalids are 15 to 65, highlighting need for mental and physical guidance to reestablish community roles.
Rainfall data show 7 a.m. today total none for July to date. Past 24 hours rainfall not listed. Historical averages over 38 years stand at 36.73 inches per year with monthly breakdowns ranging from 1.95 inches in February to 3.90 inches in August.
The speaker notes that acts of charity to strangers, the sick, the imprisoned, and the naked reveal Christianity’s emphasis on small, everyday good works rather than grand religious services. It argues that life gains meaning through these modest, compassionate acts carried out by goodhearted people.
Bland County jury fails to reach a verdict after seven hours in the Zet Helvey murder case. The 54 year old farmer and contractor is charged with the shotgun killing of 44 year old John Maynard Wright on Helvey’s farm a year ago.
Ensure pet care before departure by arranging trusted care, shelter, or supervision. Identify caregiver contact, feeding schedule, medical needs, and emergency plans. Prepare supplies, medications, and a checklist to minimize stress and chaos during your absence.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.