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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
4
Budget Bulge Must Be Reduced Says Dr Edwin Nourse
Former chairman of President Truman's Council of Economic Advisors Dr Edwin G Nourse warns the national budget bulge must be reduced to avoid economic ruin. He argues spending cuts are feasible and necessary despite political unpopularity, contrasting Washington with a Kremlin view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin G. Nourse
President Truman
Council of Economic
Body Economic
Kremlin
Dr. Nourse
Wash
Truman
Capitol Hill
Rapor
Washington
Census Effort Faces Gaps as Enumerators Struggle
The nation tallies its population amid missed contacts and unreturned forms. Enumerators report sleepless hours and low pay seven cents per name and per home listed, delaying accurate totals for cities and the country. A new nationwide organization forms this week.
Sawyer seeks removal of two commerce officials
Current Opinion questions Secretary Sawyer to remove Michael J. Lee and William W. Remington amid a loyalty controversy. The piece argues the resignations imply pretext, questions good administration, and critiques timing of the order as the congressional probe proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Lee
William W. Remington
Department of Commerce
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Lee
Remington
United Cerebral Palsy Association launches education and fund drive
The United Cerebral Palsy Associations plans a $5,000,000 campaign to aid cerebral palsy sufferers. It targets medical research, therapy facilities, education, habilitation, and physician training, seeking broad community cooperation led by local chairs in Winchester Frederick County and Clarke County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy Associations, Inc
UCPA
Federal payrolls flow right to the grassroots in DeKalb
Twenty five farmers in DeKalb County Illinois were asked about the number of Federal farm agency employees in 1945. Average guess 56, most thought too high. Government reported 178 workers in DeKalb County last year paid from $8 a day to $5350 a year. Uncle Sam spent 86065 dollars in tax money for their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKalb County
Illinois
Uncle Sam
Recipe for Refreshment and Work Fatigue Study
Dr. Lillian Gilbreth of Purdue University studied women in a dress factory rest room. Fatigued workers lacked plans for the evening, while the alert ones expected a party or date and looked forward to a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gilbreth
Purdue University
Gilbreth
Winchester Area News Highlights And Local Notices
Shenandoah Valley drive raises 9400 for local promotion. Oscar Zigler elected Frederick County PTA president with James Sawyer as vice president. James Albert Robinson earns Gainesboro diploma as the sole graduate. Pfc. David E. Armel fatally wounded on Okinawa. memorial. R Gray Williams speaks on Winchester progress to Women’s Civic League. Six Clarke County youths register for the draft. Churchill quote on Dunkirk cited during wartime House of Commons debate. Winchester Park to host the House of David nine under floodlights. City voters prep for mayor and council elections. Katherine Baker graduates with high honors from Holton Arms School. Heat wave peaks with 98 104 readings. Jesse J. Russell struck by paralysis while bee keeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Lakers
Winchester Chamber of Commerce
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Oscar Zigler
Bellview Avenue
Frederick County
PTA
James Sawyer
Gore
James Albert Robinson
Gainesboro
David E. Armel
John E. Armel
Route 1
Berryville
Okinawa
R. Gray Williams
Womman's Civic League
Winchester
Clarke County
William Lloyd Dodson
Kenneth Marion Collis
Elmer Samuel Burleson
William Travis Homes
Arthur Junior
Atomic War Prep Forces a Ground-Shift in U S Defense
The Joint Committee on Atomic Energy hears warnings from scientists and war experts about massive postwar defense overhauls. A bombing threat could push annual outlays beyond 100 billion, require a radar shield, underwater submarines, vast underground cities, and a redesigned economy with synthetic foods and long distance evacuation hubs. Senator Brien McMahon envisions political wrangling amid vast reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
North America
West Point
Annapolis
Brien McMahon
Brain Tumors in Children Seen More Often Than Thought
A reader notes brain tumors can develop in children, even babies, with sixth year most common. Symptoms vary from vomiting and headaches to staggering gait and convulsions. X rays and EEG assist diagnosis. prompt operation is advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
King F
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported for Winchester Area
Rainfall data show 48 hour totals ending 7 a.m. with June rainfall to date and year to date figures. The report lists 37 year average monthly rainfall from 1912 to 1949, with January 2.50 inches through December 2.42 inches, and notes statistics courtesy of Winchester Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research
Capitol Hill Mailbags Focus on Social Security and Taxes
Proposals reveal strong reader interest in increasing Social Security benefits and cutting or eliminating excise levies. The crowding questions center on essential living costs and tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Page 2 Questions
A list of ten trivia questions covering topics from a recalled 1950s magazine quiz. Includes history, biology, literature, theater, and anatomy. Questions ask countries, love apples, Pompeii author, 1950 Pulitzer play, snake decay, grammar correction, long snout fish, labor data for bargaining, Kiev capital, and the strongest human bone location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompeii
Ukraine
Mobile education trucks tour New Delhi rural areas
New Delhi reports four mobile education exhibition trucks touring nearby villages. Maule ana Abul Kalam Azad inaugurate the first tour with two trucks displaying health nutrition and anti malaria materials and a second truck showing movies and a small stage setup. Extension to other regions hinges on this pilot's success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Delhi
Maule
Ana Abul
The Outsider Chapter Twenty Ends in a Stormy Party
Muttered tension follows a stormy party as Lyn confesses a lie about a brother to Chris Cameron. Marilyn faces guilt and fear while John questions her relationship with Culbert. Chris ponders a needed talk, and the night leads toward the Abels’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza
Chris Cameron
John
George
Lyn
Chris
Jeremy
Marilyn
Culbert
Abels
Dame Abbott
Hing Ben
Faithful Shepherds and Silent Doubts in Willow Ridge
In Willow Ridge Reverend Chris faces guiding a growing parish while wrestling with personal longing. Elinor Gram mer seeks belief and support, and Hannah McGovern’s plain honesty exposes his vulnerabilities. His doubts crystallize as the church prospers, prompting a life choice hinted to be resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor
Chris
St. Stephen's
Hannah McGovern
Hannah
Willow Ridge
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