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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1973
Page
12
Dear Dr. Lamb readers write about progressive loss of smell with no nasal blockage. The columnist notes possible nose or brain issues, warns of gas and fire hazards for those who cannot smell, and suggests practical steps. Advice includes canaries as a warning and consideration of electric appliances and a gas smoke detector.
A civic appeal urges residents to speak up when witnessing pollution and to notify authorities. The notice directs readers to report concerns to Keep America Beautiful at Park Avenue New York NY 10016.
North South players discuss a bridge hand where pessimism pays off. South contemplates ten tricks in his hand if trumps cooperate, revealing defensive insights and strategic play from the Welton district bridge column.
Today marks July 24, 1973 with history notes from 1946 Bikini Atoll atomic test to 1959 Nixon Khrushchev kitchen display. Also recalls Gibraltar capture 1704 and Bolivar birth 1783 plus Hoover Kellogg Briand pact 1929 and dock strike chaos headlines. Frances Kelsey and Alexander Cohen birthdays listed.
A Tuesday lineup features four films and a late night thriller. Suzy (1936) stars Jean Harlow and Cary Grant in a WWI romance with a twist as a wife learns her husband may be alive. Return of the Gunfighter (1966) centers on vengeance over land murder. Red River (1948) follows the first cattle drive on the Chisholm Trail. The Falcon's Brother (1942) follows the crime fighter twin aiding a diplomat’s safety against enemy agents.
In Oak Ridge Tennessee experts uncover six ton petrified tree trunks about 45 inches across. Dr Friedrich Schmidt Bleek UT chemistry professor notes the upright formation and well preserved bark suggesting the trunks are oaks.
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