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Great Nazarene’s solitary life echoed in famous lines
A reflective piece notes solitude as a theme in the life of Jesus Christ, describing his enduring alone stance from birth to death and the later gathering of followers. The article frames solitude as a defining trait of great men.
Governor Battle Demands Economy in Virginia Agencies
Governor John Battle warns Virginia department heads to stay within budget for the current fiscal year. He cites Section 42 of the Appropriation Act banning overexpenditure without written approval and urges strict financial discipline across state agencies.
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Battle
Virginia
John 8. Battle
Senate Finance Committee
America Stands Virtually Alone in Korea Aid
Trygve Lie reports nine countries answered his week-old appeal for aid in Korea. No ground troops offered except the United States. Sweden offers a hospital unit Denmark an ambulance Norway small shipping tonnage France an armed sloop Greece six transport planes.
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Trygve Lie
United Nations
Korea
Lie
United States
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
France
Greece
United States Left to Lead in European Recovery Effort
Britain offers naval units and aircraft, but the United States must act alone. America has spent 36 billion dollars to aid European recovery and arm allies against Communism, yet colleagues focus on other matters at night, an unattractive but likely accepted reality.
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United States
America
Blondes and the myth of the gold-digger
A satirical current opinion piece defends blondes against the stereotype of being gold-diggers. It cites historical brunettes and blondes alike, concludes many blondes are gentle and kind, and jokes that the real danger lies in the so-called dark energy in women.
Educating the Nation to Eat More Apples
Senator Harry Flood Byrd highlighted apple industry efforts to boost sales of apples and apple products. Growers push frozen juice and a dessertlike product, with education and promotion funded from one cent per bushel to expand markets. Virginia reports strong pasteurized apple juice demand and vending machine prospects.
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Harry Flood Byrd
Virginia
Yakima
O. K
Poor Old Mule
The article notes mules are standard equipment at moonshine stills and that raiding officers often capture a mule with the wagon. Moonshiners trust the mule to sense human approach, making the alert animal a key safeguard even when everything seems calm.
Births and incidents mark Dodge area notes from the year ago file
One year ago in this paper Virgil Peer and Caroline Youngblood welcomed a baby girl. Joyce Miller nearly lost her foot after a truck incident on Loudoun Street. Marjorie Haymaker wed Harland Jenkins at Market Street Methodist Church. Brick County Welfare board won another four year term. Noon heat hit 100 degrees as Athey Sargent, 31, fell stairs avoiding serious harm.
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Virgil Peer
Dodge Ave
Peer
Caroline Youngblood
Joyce Miller
Orville Miller
Opequon Ave
Loudoun St
Marjorie Ann Haymaker
Howard H. Haymaker
Harland Jenkins
Samuel Jenkins
Market St. Methodist Church
Brick
Ayler Cleared To Stay As Stephens City Principal
Five years ago Robert E. Ayler announced he had heard from Wytheville school authorities that he was released from a fencing contract and could remain as Stephens City High School principal. A separate report notes ten year old Paul William Hillyard suffered a broken arm in a bicycle collision at Braddock and Wyck Streets. Mr and Mrs Charles W White announce the forthcoming marriage of Georgetta Jane White to Ralph William Bageant of 319 W Leicester Street.
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Robert E. Ayler
Stephens City High School
Wytheville
Paul William Hillyard
N. Braddock St
Braddock and
Wyck Sts
Charles W. White
Cedar Creek
Georgetta Jane
Ralph William Bageant
R. L. Bageant
Leicester St
Local News Briefs From Shenandoah Valley League Entry to Health Updates
Twenty five years ago Fred Foreman showed signs of improvement after poisoning liquor, per Dr R Kline. The local ball club sought Shenandoah Valley League entry with Front Royal Woodstock Edinburg and Strasburg. Mrs C E Clowser of Mountain Falls was operated on in Winchester Memorial Hospital for blood poisoning in her hand.
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Fred Foreman
R. ~. Kline
Front Royal
Woodstock
Edinburg
Strasburg
C. E. Clowser
Mountain Falls
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Maryland bar reception hosted by Chief Justice Boyd
Chief Justice and Mrs. Hunter Boyd hosted a brilliant reception for the Maryland bar at their Cumberland home. B. P. Lockhart found two young cattle dead with heads trapped in hollow trees, presumed to be salt seekers. George Calvert, Western Union agent, was appointed head of the Huntington office.
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Hunter Boyd
Maryland
Cumberland
B. P. Lockhart
George Calvert
Western Union
Huntington, W.a
Draft Ike for high military service sparks Capitol debate
Washington discussion grows over drafting General Eisenhower as a unified wartime figure. GOP leaders weigh him as a 1952 nominee while Southern Democrats seek an anti Truman realignment. Possible roles include UN Army chief or State/Defense posts, with keen interest from White House.
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Washington
Ike” Eisenhower
Truman
United States
SHAEF
Russia
Eisenhower
Constitutional Democrats
White House
Johnson
Columbia Academician
State Acheson
West Virginian
United Nations Army
Korea
Ike
Korea Split Over 38th Parallel Since 1945
The text notes Korea has been divided since freeing from Japanese rule. It explains the initial temporary division for surrender logistics, with the Potsdam agreement giving the United States occupation duties to the south and the Soviet Union to the north, effectively creating the line at the 38th parallel.
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N.C. A
Soviet Union
United States
Potsdam
U. S
New Drug Treats Rare Disease Myasthenia gravis
Scientists at the University of Chicago report OMPA a new drug with potential to treat myasthenia gravis by stimulating muscles and the nervous system. Early tests show restored strength in some patients, with trials ongoing in Chicago New York and Texas. The drug remains experimental not commercially available.
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University of Chicago
King F
Chicago
New York
Texas
Rainfall totals and averages from 1912 to 1949
Report shows 24 hour rainfall of .04 inches and July rainfall to date of 4.52 inches. Cumulative rainfall to date in 1950 stands at 24.18 inches. 37 year average is 36.56 inches. Monthly averages listed by month, based on 1912–1949, with figures for each month. Courtesy of Winchester Laboratorators.
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Winchester
Strength For The Day By Ear
The text argues that the Bible teaches man is created in God’s image and likeness and remains a divine image even after the Fall. It emphasizes growth in character and the soul’s salvation through cultivating divine elements, urging daily life to reflect God’s image in actions as parents, spouses, and children.
Sons of God quote echoes in early church sermon
A sermon references a biblical line about future revelation, noting believers are called sons of God and awaiting what they shall be. The remark frames a theological reflection on identity and destiny.
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God
Red ribbon lapel signals Legion of Honor membership
The red ribbon in a man's lapel marks membership in France's Legion of Honor, an order established by Napoleon in 1802. A Salt-box house name derives from an old salt container's rear roofline. Admiral Farragut became the first U S naval officer to reach admiral, with ranks created for him in 1864 and 1866. The Portland rose festival began in June 1907.
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Legion of Honor
France
Napoleon Bonaparte
United States
David Glasgow Farragut
Congress
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
A daily IQ practice guide lists scoring by correct answers with nine levels from Genius to Good. It presents ten sample questions on US law history geography and language and offers the correct answers on page 2.
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North Carolina
Willis Smith
Frank Graham
United States Supreme Court
Carter Glass
United States Senate
United States
Shadow on the Range Chapter Twenty Four
Ives learns Tana turned to him in her hour of need and they share a painful kiss before trust and duty pull them apart. He demands truth about his past, sees Tana’s fear, and prepares to act with urgency as he leaves to aid Cory Lund and warn Benedict. He finds solace in a sisterly bond while facing uncertain futures.
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Tana
Brian Ives
Serenity
Benedict
Rod
Brian
Gourght
Lund
Tamerlane
Red Benedict
Cory Lund
Hammer
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