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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1952
Page
4
A short fragment from the Winchester Evening Star contains a poem about following a leader who never leads, with lines urging belief in guidance to direct paths. The piece appears among other newspaper content in the Virginia publication.
The article warns that wet brake bands can fail on wet roads as many drivers underestimate the danger. It advises light, intermittent brake pressure in heavy downpours and keeping brakes slightly engaged when driving through water to prevent water entry between brake bands and wheel drums.
A Wilmington department store display contrasts American and Russian women's apparel with Russian items priced high and judged inferior. Items include a $155 coat and $14.50 shoes, prompting a sharp editor’s verdict on quality and cost.
The speaker questions whether everyday Americans will embrace communism, arguing that they will resist it as surely as they reject impractical attire like purple bloomers. The tone suggests skepticism about broad popular support for communist ideals.
The Asheville Citizen notes the shift in college football economics as television expands its reach. NCAA findings show attendance drops in heavily TV saturated areas, while some data link gate receipts to the rise of televised games. The piece argues the industry may choose crowds over pictures without suggesting amateurization.
Marilyn Hamberger was valedictorian and William Daugherty Jr was salutatorian. The article lists graduates, speakers, and awards across local ceremonies including Confederate Memorial Day services, Memorial Hospital diplomas, and a Florida soldiers monument dedication at Sixth of June sites.
Elaine Shearer was valedictorian and Jim My Berlin salutatorian of Berryville High School. Charlotte Conner led Middletown High as valedictorian and earned three awards: the FEO Larrick Medal of Merit, the Balfour Key, and Reader's Digest Award. William Dalton and Mary Virginia Dicks received the American Legion Awards for outstanding senior boy and girl.
The piece argues the United States and allied forces form only a paper army due to slow domestic rearmament and weak readiness. It cites Eisenhower and Baruch warning of delays in weapons output, with a fragile coalition and uncertain battlefield strength against Soviet forces.
Experiments show raindrops are not always pear shaped while falling. Drops may form multiple times and commonly assume a dumbbell like shape with two bulging ends, often breaking at the neck into two separate drops.
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 7 a m shows none. June rainfall to date is 18 inches and year to date 20.99 inches. Average rainfall over 30 years is 36.79 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1951 are listed for each month.
Daily IQ scoring ranges label memory genius very superior excellent and good outcomes. Questions cover organizations geography war and historic trivia with a prompt to turn to page 2 for answers. It asks about Eastern Star Gertrude Ederle Washington state capital Casa Blanca Remembrance Maine Titantic and Rehoboam.
A profile of Billy Claudy known as Reverend Bill Claudy of Rockview and Western Penitentiaries in Pennsylvania. It details his transformation from distressed young minister to warden and his belief in rehabilitation through Christian ministry. He recounts success stories of former inmates turning to faith and service.
An article outlines how blood transfusions save lives in newborns and wounded soldiers, and aid severe hemorrhage, anemia, and poisoning. It notes risks such as allergic reactions, mitigated by antihistamines, and mentions antibodies helping fight infections.
Old fashioned or home made ice cream is a heavier mix with more milk solids and butterfat than commercial ice cream. Gelatin is used to give a smoother body and reduce iciness, improving consistency.
Henri and Leonie clash over hosting Ursula and Estella McDevitt as they settle in at Antoinette’s guest house. The visitors tour Charleston sights while Mr. McDevitt pitches a Charleston Expo linked to Panama Canal trade, noting Southern conservatism and cautious local support.
Henri offers McDevitt advice on renting space and recommends firms and individuals. He cites Desfontames on Broad Street near City Hall, Haverty’s on King and Society, and Mr Peterson as scrupulously honest. McDevitt agrees to follow Henri’s written list of companies and gentlemen to contact.
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