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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1952
Page
4
A 1952 Winchester Evening Star brief quotes Genesis 13:2 about Abraham, noting wealth yet urging moral balance. The item reflects a sermon-like Bible verse inclusion amid daily newspaper content.
Memphis officials comment that dentists resist treating children's teeth and the public response suggests kids share the same reluctance. The brief notes public sentiment and hints at broader discussion on pediatric dental care.
Chicago reports the Republican board of strategy plans a nationwide win in November with Hoover and MacArthur guiding a new campaign approach. The GOP will soften on New Deal reforms and attack Democrats on debt taxes and foreign policy while avoiding a blanket anti New Deal stance. A State Department reporter is chronicling Republican Democratic deliberations for overseas diplomats.
Mr and Mrs Eli Garver congratulate each other on the birth of a son. Mrs Garver is formerly Miss Alice Patton. Mrs Rodney Girbaugh and Mrs Eugene Dunn hosted in honor of Miss Ruth Whitmore. Mr Irvin Cather Sr returned home on Martinsburg Pike after appendectomy at Memorial Hospital.
The piece notes TV’s blend of pictures and words increases error risk in studios. It argues the eye outpaces the ear for spotting wrong pictures and mentions awkward onair moments like mispronunciations, suggesting such gaffes amuse only after time passes.
The column recounts UN and Red prisoner dialogue in Korea noting about 100000 of 170000 would not return home and would resist repatriation. Prisoners express preference for remaining with Western powers over the Soviet Union, despite pressure to go back.
Beecram's executives gave $30,008 to the Democrats for the 1948 campaign and $20,000 to the Republicans on the theory that the Democrats needed more. A fellow at the race track is always pleasantly surprised to...
Mr. and Mrs. George Ramsburg announced the birth of a son. Mrs. Ramsburg is the former Ella Dunn. Mrs. J. M. Blum hosted in honor of her daughter Ludy on her 11th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoskins of Fairmont Avenue received Ellen and Clara Hoskins of Washington as visitors.
Walter M. Shade was elected commander of the Robert Conrad Post of the American Legion succeeding Claude Grim. Dr. Orville O. VanDeusen, who had assisted his father, will intern in exodontia and oral surgery at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital.
The Clarke Milling Plant at Berryville was consumed by a major blaze causing a loss of seventy five thousand dollars. Sheriff Luther Pannett was elected an honorary member of the United Sheriff and Police Officers Association of the United States. Mary Katherine Herrell announced engagement to Piney Jewell Wilson of Johnstown Pennsylvania.
The July heat peaked with a 100 degree reading at Water and Main Streets. West Frederick County coal mining drew attention as Pennsylvania firms funded expeditions into the area seeking new veins.
The infantile death rate of twins is higher than that of singletons, says Dr. Horatio H. Newman. But once past infancy, twins likely have the same life expectancy as other children.
A short quiz guide outlines scoring by daily results over ten days with categories Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good. It includes ten sample questions on geography history and language with a prompt to turn to Page 2 for answers.
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours ending 7 am shows none for July. Year to date totals state 1.06 inches in 1952 and 24.53 inches overall with a 39 year average of 36.79 inches. Monthly figures include January 2.45 February 1.99 March 2.88 April 3.02 May 38.83 June 3.82 July 3.82 August 3.82 September 2.63 and other entries appear garbled with unclear months and values.
A study of fifty malnourished children shows high cavities anemia and heart murmurs from insufficient feeding. Treatment with a balanced diet plus iron and vitamins led to definite improvement.
Hong Kong reports Chinese banks cut rates to private industry by up to fifty percent last month. The move follows a campaign against private enterprise and affects several industries previously fined into shutdown. government orders are now backing operation resumption as rates shift from 1.06 to 1.65 percent.
Fragmentary text attributes to Truman on trade curbs and allied strength. The readable portion hints at concerns that protectionist measures hinder efforts to bolster free world unity and ally support, but no clear specifics or quotes are fully preserved.
Auto inventories in dealers’ hands and en route from the factory on July 1 totaled 276 725, down from 302 036 a month earlier and 448 306 on July 1, 1951. June sales followed strict trading policies with no price discounts or high trade in allowances, keeping profits lean on the new car and trade in.
The fragment discusses religion versus theology and how daily conduct reflects faith It mentions Jesus saying I am the way the truth and the life and warns against unkindness self indulgence and moral compromise The text references daily life and moral orientation without clear events or dates.
A new hospital is under construction in central Hanoi to care for about 160 wounded Vietnamese soldiers. Four Quonset hut style structures, costing 31500 dollars, are nearing completion as part of the American relief program for Northern Indo China.
A family constructs a small schooner named Wales inside their home using over 560 feet of canvas, turning the living room into a makeshift shipyard while the project spans weeks.
Air Force enlistments show a rise since January 1951, with recruitment figures issued by headquarters. The report notes totals for the year to date and reflects ongoing expansion of the service.
Pet owners and farmers are advised to provide cool, clean water for pets and livestock to prevent heat stress. Ensure containers are shaded, refreshed regularly, and kept away from direct sun to maintain water quality. Check handlers and watering systems daily.
An unnamed driver and Blaise converse on a dusty road toward Calabasas. Blaise hides a gun and hints at past violence while noting the harsh country and a drought that has affected the area and its people.
A fragmentary scene shows Blaise and Hal debating cattle business and loyalty with hints of pursuit and protection. References to Los Angeles and personal thanks imply a broader frontier setting and tense relationships unresolved by the read text.
Glidden Indiana dealer Billy Merritt reports strong horse demand in the Northeast with carloads moving from Glidden to Maine logging camps and truck gardens. He notes a draft horse can fetch around 100 dollars and that 16 carloads have shipped this year, reflecting persistent market interest. A quiz question asks for the term for two authors writing under one pseudonym, answering Eponym.
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