Winchester Evening Star July 26 1951 Saint Paul quote
A fragment from the Winchester Evening Star dated July 26 1951 features a Bible verse I can do all things through him who strengthens me. The page line notes the newspaper’s address and press affiliations with AP and local offices in Winchester Virginia.
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Traffic Safety War Proposed by Two States
Current Opinion argues for a joint interstate traffic safety war between Virginia and North Carolina to curb highway deaths and injuries through coordinated planning, daily bulletins, and widespread media participation by governors, press associations, and local groups. It urges joint action by governors and safety councils to shock jurors and drivers into stricter enforcement.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Danville Register
Scott
Battle
Governors’ Safety Council
North Carolina Press Association
Virginia Press Association
Superior
Circuit
Interstate traffic safety war could save many lives
The piece argues that an interstate effort between Virginia and North Carolina to curb deadly traffic could surpass the 1952 record in reducing deaths injuries and property losses. A nationwide campaign might enlist all residents and save hundreds from graves, leaving only gratitude as debt.
Royal visit prospect fans American excitement for Elizabeth and Duke
Americans await a possible trip by Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh seen as a real life sequel to a beloved royal romance. Interest grew as Elizabeth assumes more royal duties, with past royal visits drawing crowds and social buzz in Washington and at the British Embassy garden party.
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Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Atlantic
Lilybet
St. Paul's
Princess Margaret
King George
Queen Elizabeth
Washington
Lord and Lady Lindsay
House Votes on VOA Funding Amid GOP Criticism
The House will vote on State Department funding including the Voice of America. Republicans attack its management and personnel while defending the broader information program. The Voice broadcasts in 45 languages, aims to win over audiences behind the Iron Curtain, though its impact is uncertain.
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Washington
House
State Department
Voice of America
Acheson
Voice
Iron Curtain
Russia
Rep
Taber
New York
Local Engagements and Legion Auxiliary Election
Miss Louise Jones of Berryville will wed Beverly Burch McKay of Millwood. The Brucetown group returned from Camp Wakanda at Powell's Fort. Mrs J W Olcott was elected president of the Lloyd Williams Post American Legion Auxiliary in Berryville.
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Kitty and
Mary Bragg
Barbara Shields
Calvin Adams
Brucetown
Camp Wakanda
Powell's Fort
Louise Jones
W. Jones
Berryville
Beverly Burch McKay
B. B. McKay
Millwood
J. W. Olcott
Lloyd Williams Post
American Legion Auxiliary
Social News Briefs From Bartonsville and Nearby
Mrs. Robert E. Hockman entertained guests at Bartonsville including Mr and Mrs William M Jordan of Norfolk Mrs Wilbur Feltner of Berryville formerly a Memorial Hospital patient showed improvement at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Blosser Greystone Terrace Mr and Mrs Everett Kline of 320 Virginia Avenue departed for a ten day trip to Atlantic City and Asbury Park New Jersey
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Robert E. Hockman
Bartonsville
William M. Jordan
Norfolk
Wilbur Feltner
Berryville
Memorial Hospital
Roy Blosser
Greystone Terrace
Everett Kline
Virginia Avenue
Atlantic City
Asbury Park
N. J
1947 Income Tax Refund Check Arrives After Mixup
George M. Woods finally receives his 1947 income tax refund check for 35.70 after the Treasury Department corrected an address error. The check bounced among Richmond California and Richmonds nationwide before arriving, dated May 6, 1947, with the original envelope showing multiple Richmond postmarks.
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Richmond
George M. Woods
Treasury Department
Calif
Richmonds
Woods
Greensfork
Morrow Guests Riverdale Visitor and UVA Extension Alumna
Mr and Mrs J W Morrow hosted Miss Jane Owinges of Riverdale Maryland as a guest. Miss Meta Whiting returned home after a five week course at the extension school of the University of Virginia.
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J. W. Morrow
Jane Owinges
Riverdale
Meta Whiting
Extension School
University of Virginia
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas D D
Trying to bless a grouch. Many life troubles arise from inner conflicts and jealousy rather than external events. The piece urges self-control and warns that a sour disposition ruins relations and invites mere grumbling rather than sympathy.
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Earl L. Douglas
D. D
Social News Gossip From Washington and Warrenton
Miss Laura Smith of Washing ton was the house guest of Miss Adelle Metz. Mrs. Philip Crisman was ill at her home on South Braddock Street. Mrs. Howard Grove was spending time in Warrenton visiting relatives. She was to be accompanied home by little Jimmy Grove who had been in Warrenton for a month.
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Laura Smith
Washington
Adelle Metz
Philip Crisman
South Braddock Street
Howard Grove
Warrenton
Jimmy Grove
Hospital fund grows to fourteen thousand seventy nine dollars
Within four weeks the hospital fund reached 14079.06 dollars. Congressman James Hay pressed to secure for Winchester one of four new Army posts authorized by Congress.
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James Hay
Winchester
Congress
Inside Washington blame game slows Missouri flood control
The piece assigns responsibility for flood damages to three rival agencies the Army Engineers the Interior Reclamation Bureau and Agriculture soil conservationists plus public power advocates. It argues interagency fighting on Capitol Hill blocked a unified plan notably the Pick Sloan upstream dam program and advocates a Missouri Valley Authority to curb future inundations.
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Capitol Hill
Missouri
Mississippi
Truman
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Department of Interior
Soil Conservationists
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Kansas
Interior
Soil-Saving Boys In Agriculture
Kansas City
St. Louis
Memphis
New Orleans
Army
Oscar Chapman
Lewis A. Pick
Missouri River
Pick - Sloan
Interior and
Agriculture
Harold L. Ickes
Michael W. Straus
Henry Wallace
Pick
House
Senate
Missouri Valley Authority
Tennessee Basin
Middle West
Herbert Hoover
Radio equipment required on passenger ships crossing oceans or Great Lakes
Ships licensed to carry 50 or more persons, including crew, must have radio equipment and licensed operators when departing a U S port for another port 200 miles or more away.
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Ocean
Great Lakes
United States
Diet and New Drugs Aid In the Treatment of Cirrhosis
A 1961 article explains cirrhosis treatment with rest in bed, a protein rich diet, controlled fat, limited salt, and new drugs methionine and choline. It notes potential use of plasma, vein injections, and mercurial diuretics, and stresses avoiding alcohol to improve life expectancy.
Rainfall Figures For July And Historical Averages
The report lists rainfall data with past 24 hours ending 7 am: none. July rainfall to date 2.29 inches. 1951 rainfall to date 37.23 inches. 38 year average 36.73 inches. Indies monthly averages 1912 195 inclusive show Jan 2.48 Feb 1.905 Mar 2.86 Apr 299 May 3.83 Jun 3.91 Jul 3.84 Aug 3.90 Sept 3.65 Oct 3.33 Nov 2.58 Dec 2.46.
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Indies
How's Your 1.0 scoring based on 100 questions
A quiz style prompt asks 10 daily questions with a tiered score system from 10 correct answers to lower results. It then lists ten trivia prompts covering history, geography, literature, and culture, including a question on a dismissed professor known as Scientist xX by HUAC and other general knowledge items.
Admiral Shermans Body Lies In State
Admiral P. Shermans body lies in state today at the National Episcopal Cathedral in Washington. It will be moved Friday afternoon for burial in Arlington National Cemetery. The 54 year old Chief of Naval Operations died of a heart attack last Sunday in Naples. Twenty admirals and generals and senior government officials saluted as the coffin was removed from the transport plane at the National Airport.
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Washington
Forrest P. Sherman
National ‘Episcopal Cathedral
Arlington National Cemetery
Naval Operations
Naples
Secretaries of State
Defense
Treasury
Navy
Italy
Tonto Riley takes center stage in Avrillo power plots
Gilpin pressures Bart to remove Tonto Riley to seize the Slash 8 estate. He hints at murder if needed, linking Bart’s IOUs to a bloodless threat. Bart resists but confronts the dangerous bargain as the scheme tightens.
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Bart
Gilpin
Tonto Riley
Avrillo
Uncle Grant
Rick
Loco
Grant
Staples
Custer
Billy the Kid
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