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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1949
Page
4
Patterson or O Mahoney Foreseen for Supreme Court Seat
Washington reports suggest President Truman may appoint either Robert P Patterson or Joseph C O Mahoney to fill Justice Murphy’s vacancy. Patterson, 59, holds a distinguished judicial record with service under Hoover Roosevelt and Truman. O Mahoney, 65, Wyoming senator since 1934, offers left leaning economic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Robert P. Patterson
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Patterson
Hoover
Roosevelt
Henry L. Stimson
O’mahoney
Wyoming
United States
Editor Knowles E. Lewis Celebrates 40 Years at Leader Papers
Staunton editor Knowles E. Lewis marks four decades with Leader Papers. He edits the News Leader, an afternoon daily, and is praised as a popular and forceful writer in Virginia journalism. The Associated Press notes his influence for progress in Staunton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lewis Knowles
Leader Papers
Staunton
News-Leader
Lewis Knowles
Virginia
Associated Press
Knowles
Sagamore Hill to become Theodore Roosevelt National Shrine
The Sagamore Hill estate near Oyster Bay New York long home to Theodore Roosevelt and later to his widow becomes a national shrine owned by the Roosevelt Memorial Association with approval from three Roosevelt children. The plan follows the president’s death in 1919 and reflects the site’s frequent pilgrimages by visitors worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagamore Hill
Oyster 92Eel N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Memorials Draw Tourists to Dakotas
The Little Missouri badlands ranch and Roosevelt sites in the Dakota Territory attract hundreds of thousands of visitors. Monuments include Medora park, Mt Rushmore carved by Borglum, and a 1919 round stone memorial near Deadwood with an observation tower, touted as the first memory monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Roosevelt
Dakota Territory
Medora
Mt. Rushmore Borglum
Deadwood
Byrd backs John 8. Battle in Virginia primary clash
Current Opinion notes Senator Byrd endorses John 8. Battle while labeling Francis Pickens Miller as CIO aligned. Miller objects claiming non affiliation but observers see his CIO ties. The core issue remains whether Virginia will maintain its current government philosophy or yield to outside labor influence in the upcoming primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
John 8
Battle
CIO
Francis Pickens Miller
Colonel Miller
Mississippi
New Orleans
Memphis
Virginia
Selfish interests cited by Truman critics in WSJ piece
The Wall Street Journal column condemns what it calls selfish interests among budget balancers in Congress and allied groups. It argues that economizers fear a larger, bureaucratic state and fail to see Truman’s expanding welfare economy and global commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
81St Congress
Mr. Truman
Berryville Horse Show Draws Forty-Seven Entrants
Virginia Woolen team edges Berryville All-Stars 7 to 6 in a tight game. Helen Jean Pingley marries Ray Whitacre at Presbyterian Manse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Show
Berryville
Virginia Woolen
Normandy losses and Red advances in 1944 report
In 1944 U S troops lose Leves to a German counter attack in Normandy while Lwow and Lubin fall to the Reds as expected. Mr and Mrs Albert H McCormick of 208 Kent St are advised their son Pfc Mervel McCormick has been seriously wounded in France. A total of 250 cars are tagged for failing to show a $5 motor use stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Leves
Normandy
Lwow
Lubin
Albert H. McCormick
Kent St
Pfc
Mervel McCormick
France
Winchester Parents Visit Camp White Rock Program In Full Swing
The Park team defeated Elkins West Virginia 3 to 1. Miss Emma C Snapp died at her home on E Boscawen Street aged 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Camp White Rock
Park
Elkins
W. Va
Emma C. Snapp
Empire Theatre to Feature Two Orchestras This Week
The Empire theatre announces two orchestras each night this week. Winchester cold storage reports vast holdings of apples under one roof including 22 000 barrels 180 000 boxes and 30 cars of bulk fruit as the largest amount in the U S GAA meets for tea in its clubroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Winchester Cold Storage
U. S
GAA
Tenth District Democrats Set August Convention Here
The Tenth District Democrats announce a convention to be held here on August 22. Local plans include house improvements on Potato Hill and Miss Uennie Brown hosting a hayride party to Jordan Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potato Hill
Uennie Brown
Jordan Springs
Hourly Hair Color Changes by a Lab Volunteer
Mrs Mamie Hohnecker tests hair color rinses by applying them to her own hair at the Nestle Lemur laboratory in Meriden Connecticut. She has evaluated about five thousand vats, noting color adjustments and occasional mishaps such as a green dye incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Mamie Hohnecker
Nestle- Lemur Laboratory
Meriden
Mrs. Hohnecker
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz From Early 20th Century
A dated quiz prompts readers to score a 100 question test over ten days with daily grade bands and directs to page two for answers. It then lists ten multiple choice questions covering independence dates, the Brannan Plan, heliographs, Teamsters, boxing, liquor laws, lettuce varieties, Bible translations, nelsons in sports, and zodiac signs.
Brucellosis Threat and Treatment Highlighted in 1949 Health Column
The piece explains undulant fever or brucellosis caused by brucella, spread from cattle pigs and goats via animals or products, not person to person. It notes 350,000 U S cases annually, symptoms from mild flu like to chronic, and treatments including streptomycin sulfonamides aureomycin and manganese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
United States
Man
King
Strength For The Day Sermon by Earl L. Douglas
A sermon argues Christianity centers on inner heart renewal rather than external ritual The message contrasts true religion focused on consecration faith and service with false religion that emphasizes customs and traditional forms It asserts Jesus came to redeem the heart and fulfill the law in a lasting kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Proctor and Marvell confront Elizabeth’s will and Katherine
In a Victorian New England home Proctor Barlow faces his late sister Elizabeth’s life as her funeral nears. Marvell Coomes returns as Katherine’s guardian in a tense family portrait with Annie and Emily. Proctor insists on control while Marvell plans to leave Boston for Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Proctor Barlow
Elizabeth
Katherine
Proctor
Marvell Coomes
Marvell
Annie
Aunt Emily
Mr. Barlow
Emily
Ben Hall
Amy
Maine
Boston
Abbot
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