When He Shall Appear We Shall Be Like Him Verse
A brief religious note from June 5 1948 quotes a Bible verse about the glory to come. The line from First John centers on Christians awaiting transformation at the appearance of Christ.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1948
Page
4
Critique of Voice of America Propaganda Bias and Safeguards
The article recalls skepticism about a government propaganda unit within the State Department, notes absurd broadcasts as exposed by Senator Capehart, and argues for continued oversight. It warns that misuse of propaganda could substitute distorted views for genuine policy, urging a bipartisan congressional committee to supervise output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
America
New England
Texas
Brigham Young
Birmingham
Alabama
United States
Lake Placid
Capehart
Indiana
Congress
Washington
Voice of America
A Stitch in Time Prepares War Production Survey
The Munitions Board has quietly surveyed U S plants and chosen 6 500 facilities for war production with a goal of reaching 25 000 factories on lists. The effort covers location equipment availability and peacetime to wartime transfer with future allocation decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Munitions Board
Ready at the Start A Nation’s War Preparedness Call
A statement emphasizes the urgency of immediate national readiness for the next war to avert disaster. It argues preparedness at the outset is essential for survival and strategic security.
Vowed Farmer Sells Cow with Rooster Pair for Charity
On a small Russian farm Ivan Petrovitch vows to donate proceeds from his ill wife’s recovery. He sells his cow for one ruble and adds a rooster priced at 100 rubles, insisting the buyer must take both. The cow’s ruble goes to charity while 109 rubles from the rooster buy another cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Petrovitch
Ivan
Premarital Promises Questioned in Annulment Case
A Chicago judge dismissed a husband's annulment suit after a lawyer argued premarital promises mean little. The Lynchburg News notes that such pledges fade after victory, but warns true love requires forbearance and mutual understanding to sustain a marriage beyond romance and luxuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lynchburg News
Not to Crack at Our Soiree
A sharply observed scene where a wife ignores a husband’s social sting as she lavishly praises guests, revealing frayed bonds and social performance during a tense gathering.
Blue Ribbon horse show tops Current Opinion entries
The Current Opinion totals 125 entries, the largest in its history, with readers noting the Blue Ribbon horse show. Harry Puch receives an American Legion medal as outstanding Gore high school graduate. Edward Harris McDonald chosen commander of Berry’s American Legion post. Thirteen Stonewall high school graduates collect diplomas. Coal miners ordered back to work through June 20. Adjutant and Mrs Robey lead farewell services for the Salvation Army in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Puch
American Legion
Edward Harris McDonald
Berry
Stonewall High School
Charles Robey
Salvation Army
Second-ranked bowler Lorraine Gull rolls exhibitions
Lorraine Gull, ranked second among U.S. women bowlers, performs two exhibition matches while Scott Atkinson sings solo at Grace Lutheran Church. Rev. Herman McKay is reappointed pastor of Marke St. Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Gulll
U.S
Scott Atkinson
Grace Luth
Eran Church
Herman McKay
Marke, St. Methodist Church
West Virginia Apple Growers Report Rosy Aphis Damage
Nearby apple growers in West Virginia report serious losses from rosy aphis. The American Legion circus and trade show opened at the fair grounds and a New Rouss service truck arrived in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Rosy Aphis
American Legion
Fair Grounds
City
Wool bid and social visits noted in 1898 items
Coroner Oscar Barr of Market and Piccadilly Streets advertised for 10 000 pounds of wool. Miss Mery Small of Philadelphia visited the Misses Conrad on Market Street. Round Hill Literary Society gathered at Mrs H O Pierce’s home in Opequon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Barr
Market
Piccadilly Sts
Mery Small
Philadelphia
Conrad
Market St
Round Hill Literary Society
H. O. Pierce
Carrying Baby to Full Term By PSRMAN N. BUNDESEN M D
Doctors report success using glandular extracts from pituitary corpus luteum and estrogens to aid pregnant women with repeated miscarriages. In 27 cases treated starting early in pregnancy all reached full term with normal babies, though some bleeding occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King F
Mt Carmels May Call for Rev J C Washington
Mt Carmel Baptist church may extend a call to Rev J C Washington of Richmond Virginia after Sunday worship at 11 o clock. Officials plan a post service conference with Washington who has preached trial sermons here and will speak at the Douglas school baccalaureate at 8 p m tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
J.C. Washington
Richmond
Washington
Douglas School
Marie Antoinette Divides Lace Collection Before Exile
The French queen Marie Antoinette distributed her prized lace collection among court ladies before departing Versailles for the final time. The act reflects the transfer of personal valuables as royalty prepared for exile and shifting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
Versailles
Broken Window Pane Arouses Suspicion
County officers investigate a possible break in at the Adolph Richardson property four miles west of the city on Route 50 after a pane was broken from a front window. No signs of ransacking or missing items. Richardson spends considerable time in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Officiers
Adolph Richardson
R. 50
Richardson
Washington
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce Announces First Outing
The Front Royal Outing Club hosts the first membership outing at 4 p.m. on June 15 and expects about 250 attendees including members and guests, as stated by secretary J A Payne. The article also notes color observations of the purple finch and its plumage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Payne
Proving God’s Existence Through Belief in the Human Heart
The text argues two paths to God’s existence. The false proof relies on nature’s order, while the valid proof rests on inherent belief. It insists belief in a personal God is universal, transcending mathematics, as the voice of God in every human heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
How's Your I Q a 1900s quiz page fragment
Quiz page lists questions and scoring for intelligence, memory, and cognition. It asks about composers, military mufti usage, planetary orbits, familiar proverbs, types of boats or prisons, early U S presidents, a capital city, and a riddle about a white horse.
True or False Quiz From Old Civic Handbook
A historical exam style question asks if a housefly bites and clarifies asbestos origin. The item presents multiple choice prompts about darkness vision, biting behavior, and origin of asbestos.
The Mouse and the Masked Lovers
Helen grapples with Alec and John in a tangled plot of marriage, betrayal, and loyalty as she plans a winter in New York. Alec reenlists, Anne clears out, and John returns, prompting Helen to press for divorce or alienation of affections while plotting her own future with Don.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Het
John
Stone House
Alec
New York
Navy
Madame Kingsley
Anne
Honolulu
Don
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