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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1947

Page

4

Preservation of Shenandoah Valley history urged by Colonel Thomson

Colonel James M. Thomson praises Winchester and Frederick County for recording regional history. He cites Valley significance from Native American to Civil War eras, noting Washington, Stonewall Jackson, Ashby, Lee, and Sheridan. An active Historical Association could help preserve and publicize this heritage.

James M. Thomson New Orleans Clarke County Winchester Frederick County Thomson George Washington Stonewall Jackson Ashby Abraham Lincoln Robert E. Lee Sharpsburg Gettysburg Sheridan Blue Ridge Alleghanies James Wood Virginia Shenandoah Valley

New Cancer Research Step Sparks Cautious Hope

A cautious note on early cancer research suggests a possible major advance but warns against premature conclusions. Initial tests show promise with an alcohol ether extract injected into animals, yet experts stress that more validation is needed before any cure or widespread use can be claimed.

Early cancer treatment promises to ease horrors

The passage notes that in its early stages cancer can be treated with surgery, X rays, or radium therapy, suggesting that such early intervention could largely remove the disease's horrors.

Rural doctors scarce in Hanover County prompt calls for more physicians

The Hanover Herald-Progress notes concerns raised by the AMA Farm Bureau and National Grange over physician shortages in rural areas. Local towns advertise for doctors offering incentives while critics warn many graduates will chase specialties. In Hanover County the ideal is one doctor per 800 residents, but the county averages about one per 2,000, underscoring the need for more practicing physicians despite proximity to Richmond facilities.

The American Medical Association Farm Bureau Federation National Grange American Medical Journal T. E. Stanley Beaverdam Hanover County Richmond

Winchester Steam Laundry and American Store Robbed

Robbers struck during the night at the Winchester Steam Laundry and American Store. Boilermakers of Washington Hall Park extend their winning streak to four with an 8-5 victory aided by Milier and Burch triples.

Winchester Steam Laundry Look Boilermakers Washington Hall Park Milier Burch

Election results show split wards and small turnout

Municipal totals report 225 votes with J H Henry leading in the first ward at 162, W Alan Peery 118, Leonard Sirbaugh 111. In the second ward 63 ballots cast with R Frank Barr E E Baker and Fred Glaize elected. County notes cite apathy with 15 Middletown 26 Stephens City and 16 Boyce Berryville. Also Winchester hospital delivered triplets born at 9 45 9 50 and 10 with Dr C R Riley of Mr and Mrs Howard Haines as parents.

J. H. Henry W. Alan Peery Leonard Sirbaugh R. Frank Barr E. E. Baker Fred Glaize Middletown Stephens City Boyce Berryville Howard Haines Winchester Hospital C. R. Riley

Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas

The sermon contrasts two kinds of sin the lower nature sins such as dishonesty temper and impurity and the higher nature sins like pride avarice and a cold heart. It cites Jesus warning about handling sin even in subtle forms and cites Judas as an example of a cold heart. It warns that subtle sins ruin souls more than gross vice and urges vigilance against both kinds.

Judas Iscariot

How's Your I Q Quiz Questions Turn to Page 2

A readable quiz page lists ten questions from a vintage newspaper asking about authors, Napoleon, Panama hats, Marquis of Queensberry boxing, money transfers, Iran, Isaac Hull, Russian acting method, the Preakness Stakes, and the Panama Canal project’s French failure.

School For Candal Napoleon Bonaparte Panama

Bank Teller Escapes Fake Hold Up In Seattle

Bank teller Otto Krueger misread a man with a pistol and a sack who handed over $50 to be changed to quarters. The stranger stated the act was not a robbery and left after the exchange without further explanation.

Seattle Wash Otto Krueger Krueger

Local students named in Who's Who at University of Virginia

James Leslie Stipe of Stephenson, Handley high school graduate, chosen as outstanding student and selected to represent UVA in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. World jamboree reception committee named in Washington with registrants Lester Arnold Gail Robinson Delmar Robinson Robert Green Edgar Smoke Steve Spanos and Arthur Tinsman from Winchester.

James Leslie Stipe Stephenson Handley High School University of Virginia Washington Lester Arnold Gail Robinson Delmar Robinson Robert Green Edgar Smoke Steve Spanos Arthur Tinsman Winchester

Navy Yard Commandant Named for Officer Promotion Board

Rear Admiral L. M. Nulton, commandant of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, is named on a navy board to select officers for promotion. Shirley Carter departs for a Mexico visit via New Orleans.

L. M. Nulton Philadelphia Navy Yard Navy Board Shirley Carter Mexico New Orleans

Lincoln Blamed For Civil War According To 1860 Voters

The June 3 edition notes the 1860 election where Lincoln led with one million votes amid three Democratic candidates and a two million vote minority, triggering Southern secession and Jefferson Davis's presidency. It cites Lost Cause literature and mentions Daughters of the Confederacy commentary observed by reader Coyle.

Lincoln Union Montgomery Alabama Jefferson Davis Fort Sumpter Pollard Stephens Co. N. Coyle

Speaker's Lincoln remarks not reflecting organization

The speaker who commented on Lincoln stated views that did not represent the organization. This distinction clarifies that the remarks were personal opinions and not an official position of the group.

Lincoln Organization

Estate appraisements recorded by the county clerk

Appraisements list multiple individuals with assessed values and appraisers. Names include Lillie R. Kline $311.79. H. B. Kline $272.52. S. A. Luttrell $290.90. F. W. Pingley $8,353.23. Robert Francis Storm $2,000. W. H. Shanholtz $7,479.82. W. W. Clark $321.14. George L. Grim $5,219.75. Maettie E. Davis $9,468.40. Appraisers named alongside each value include Earl Bailey, John Bywaters, Robert DeHaven, etc.

Lillie R. Kline Earl Bailey J. B. Bywaters Robert LeHaven H. B. Kline John Bywaters Robert DeHaven S. A. Luttrell Wood Baker L. A Hudson Lee Bennett F. W. Pingley Harry McCann Robert Francis Storm L. C. Lucas W. H. Shanholtz Frank Orndorff W. E. Kingree Hammond McDonald W. W. Clark J. W. Arthur H. W. Copenhaver C. Ridgely White George L. Grim C. B. Dawson C. T. McCarty H. S. Randall Maettie E. Davis Claude Grim S. D. McFadden

Appraisers Named in Valuation Record

In the record Blanche Noonan and Sarah I Grim are listed as appraisers with a value of $3 929 09. Henry Renner Arthur Sager and O L Peer are also noted as appraisers on the document.

Blanche Noonan Sarah I. Grim Henry Renner Arthur Sager O. L. Peer

Girl dies in field struck by lightning near Brookneal

A 15-year-old girl Lois Connell White was killed in a field near her Charlotte County home when struck by lightning. Her brother, present at the scene, was uninjured. The report notes the incident as dramatic weather tragedy.

Brookneal Charlotte County Lois Connell White Willard Thomas White

Rubber import role in U.S. industry highlights demand

Synthetic rubber is preferred for uses totaling about 100000 tons in the United States each year.

United States

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