Winchester Post Ad Rates and Notices 1950
Classified and display ad policies for the Winchester Virginia post office dated June 7 1950. It lists rates per inch contract and classified pricing options along with publication terms and delivery notes. The closing line quotes a biblical inscription.
Canada taxes cut by nearly half since WWII end
In the five years after World War II Canada reduced national taxes by 43 percent and halved government costs. Canada’s approach contrasts with the United States where new taxes follow each levy. The war boosted government size, then reductions allowed further tax cuts, unlike Washington which seeks new revenues while wartime levies linger and economy gestures fade.
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Canada
United States
Washington
France Seeks European Coal and Steel Community Pact
On May 9, 1950, Robert Schuman proposed pooling French and German coal and steel as a base for European development. Belgium and West Germany agreed to negotiate, Luxembourg and Italy ready to join, Britain cautious about commitments. The plan faces internal opposition and Kremlin resistance as talks proceed.
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France
Robert Schuman
Europe
Schuman
Luxembourg
Italy
London
Kremlin
Call for fiscal restraint as inflation pressures mount
The piece argues President Truman’s likely two more years in office will drive heavy federal spending and rising deficits reaching seven billion dollars next year. It criticizes Congress for spending pork while economists warn of ruin, urging voters to back economy-minded candidates in the November elections. It notes public demand for strong fiscal reform and accountability at the presidency and Congress.
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Truman
Congress
Byrd
Hopalong Cassidy Sales Rumor Stirs Skepticism
A Wall Street Journal claim that Hopalong Cassidy soap and goods will reach vast sales draws skepticism. The piece questions a reported 800000 bars sold to juveniles and doubts the plausibility of such a spike amid the brand hype.
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Wall Street Journal
Hopalong Cassidy
Journal
Junior
Fence Viewpoint Mirrors Traveler On Life
A traveler in the country grumbles about life while an old man on a fence rail watches autos pass by. The elder notes they both observe life from fixed spots, differing only in perspective and attitude.
Memorial Day Services and Local Graduates Highlight City Events
Attorney Joseph Massie spoke at Memorial Day services in Stonewall Cemetery after being introduced by American Legion commander William Louthan. In local education news, three Stonewall High graduates Patton Lewis and OConnell received diplomas, Handley School 2,000 students led graveside flowers, Berryville High School planned 27 seniors diplomas, and Stewart O'Rear earned UVA chemical engineering degree then took a Baltimore position.
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Joseph Massie
William Louthan
American Legion
Stonewall Cemetery
GAA
John Manuel
William Clark Jr
Charles Patton
Robert Lewis
Philip O'Connell
Stonewall High School
Handley
Judge Handley
Handley School
Stewart W. O'Rear
University of Virginia
Baltimore
Berryville High School
Winchester Police hire and notary appointments
Police Chief C. W. Hollis announced that Richard Campbell of Strasburg had resumed his duties as a member of the Winchester Police Force. Susan H. Kabler was appointed a notary public for the City of Winchester. Harry Arnold struck out 12 as the Ash Hollow Sluggers defeated Armel Super Suds 11-6.
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C. W. Hollis
Richard Campbell
Strasburg
Winchester
Susan H. Kabler
Girls of the Athletic Assn Swim at Opequon Lake Park
Twenty five years ago the Athletic Assn girls spent the afternoon swimming at Opequon Lake park. Mr Robert Barton left for several days on business in New York. The Rev Harry Crim preached at Market St Methodist in the pastor’s absence and shared a missionary story for the junior congregation.
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Athletic Assn
Opequon Lake Park
Robert Barton
New York
Harry Crim
Market St. Methodist Church
Taft Signals 1952 Presidential Bid Amid G.O.P. Debate
Washington observers see Senator Taft’s defense of southern leaders as a first clear signal he will seek the 1952 Republican nomination. He aims to keep his Ohio seat and may enter the convention with about 250 delegates, relying on southern support and his national stature.
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Washington
Roberto A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Hugh Scott Jr
R. B. Creager
Texas
Perry W. Howard
Mississippi
Scott
Mr. Taft
Republican
Dewey
Warren
James Roosevelt
Sacramento
Roosevelt
California
House
Harry S. Truman
Cincinnati
Columbia University
Capitol Hill
Senate
Grundy- Cooke Forces
Harold
Stalin
Joe
How to Score Based on 100 Questions
A reader guide outlines scoring across 10 days with daily averages. It classifies performance into Memory Genius for 9–10 correct, Very Superior for 7–8, Excellent for 5–6, and Good for 4, then directs turning to Page 2 for the correct answers. Question asks: In which city in Florida did
Symptoms of Toxic Goiter in the Elderly
The article notes many elderly patients show subtle signs of toxic goiter, with over half having a basal metabolic rate of 40 or higher. It discusses higher warmth sensation, thyroid enlargement, weakness, and breath or heart beats with exercise. Propylthiouracil may lower metabolism and assist surgical cases. operation timing may improve with drug use.
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King F
Rainfall Totals And Averages For June And Year
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 7 a m today is none. June rainfall to date is .65 inches. Year to date rainfall is 15.90 inches. The 37 year average is 36.56 inches. Monthly averages by 1912 to 1949 include January 2.50 February 1.92 March 2.86 April 3.09 May 3.77 June 3.78 July 3.81 August 3.93 September 2.58 October 3.34 November 2.47 December 2.42 inches. Courtesy of Winchester Research.
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Staner
Winchester Research
Kiwanis May Convention and Mostly Miscellany
Kiwanis International held its annual convention in May as part of its worldwide gathering. A horse opera refers to a light opera or Western-style musical drama featuring equestrian and melodramatic action.
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Kiwanis International
Prince Consort
Queen Victoria
England
Europe
Tennyson’s Triumph A Century Ago In Memoriam Laureate
1850 saw Alfred Tennyson publish In Memoriam, wed his fiancée of fourteen years, and become Poet Laureate of England. His elegy for a friend and hymns like Strong Son of God and Ring Out Wild Bells offered faith and strength amid personal hardship, poverty, and national doubt.
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Alfred Tennyson
Evigl
Tennyson
Awakening of a Secret by the Pension in Pyrenees
Chris recalls a mysterious girl at a pension in the Pyrenees where he had rented a room six weeks ago. He watches her fraught with a frightened look as she meets a man, then leaves with him, later choosing to walk a long distance alone when help is offered. Back home he begins ministry duties and faces the risk of recognition. Eliza’s return to the Wilson house stirs tension as she defies instructions.
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Chris
Eliza Forrestal
Furm
Pyrenees
Nis
Bride
Gram
Ner
Paris
St Stephen's
Elinor Grammer
Europe
Spruce Hill
Eliza
Elisha
Wilson House
Jane Abbott
Kine Meatures
Annie
Crailer
Elza
Mrs. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Forrestal Woman Visits Wilson Home After Accident
Eliza Forrestal calls on Mrs Wilson after an accident at the mill. Dave Wilson resists sympathy and demands to work while Annie Wilson and neighbors discuss compensation and care options. Eliza departs, promising help if needed. the scene hints at ongoing family tensions.
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