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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1951
Page
4
Helping Our Enemies While US Aid Is Curtailed
The editorial expresses disbelief at President Truman's opposition to a congressional amendment by Senator Kenn and Senator Byrd that would bar further American economic aid to nations shipping war materials to Russia and its satellites. It argues it makes little sense to aid enemies by supplying war materials indirectly, given Korea losses exceeding 70 000 casualties in under a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kenn
Missouri
Byrd
Virginia
United States
Korea
Forrestal Center at Princeton Opens Next September
The James Forrestal Research Center at Princeton University will begin operations in September. It occupies 800 acres beside the campus, with extensive laboratories, at a cost of 1.5 million dollars funded by the Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research. Nine of eleven scientific projects will start in the fall term, and government contracts will fill all capacities from the outset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Forrestal
Princeton University
Forrestal
Princeton
Rockefeller Instiute of Medical Research
New York
Poultry Industry Joins U S Push in 1945 Genetic Challenge
In 1945 a chain groceries challenge launched a national poultry genetics effort. Universities, the U S Department of Agriculture, feed firms, and poultry growers joined a coordinated project to improve meat yield and breeding efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frm
America
U. S. Department of Agriculture
The Chicken of Tomorrow Comes of Age
The article notes dramatic gains in poultry farming over six years. A 12 week chicken now weighs about five pounds, needing three pounds of feed per pound of meat, down from four pounds, making chicken a staple American diet.
Right Not to Listen Upheld by U S Appeals Court
The United States Court of Appeals freed captive audiences on Washington buses and streetcars, affirming a right not to listen inherent in the Bill of Rights. The court warned regulators must keep pace with advertising tech while protecting personal liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
Mail Sack Torn by Train Offers Lost Letter Reunited
A Kansas train rolls over a mail sack spilling letters that were shredded. Scraps were gathered and returned to the post office where workers reconstructed the bundle and even recovered a letter a man had read and discarded while awaiting the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Brannan issues castor oil use order
Agriculture Secretary Brannan issues a wartime allocation order to conserve castor oil for essential military and civilian needs. The rule excludes anyone using under 60 pounds every three months, sparking questions about its scope and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannan
Plants require long nights and sun for blooming
Dr J F Bonner of Caltech reports at the NAS meeting that plants must experience extended darkness, about eight and a half hours, to bloom. A brief light during this period can prevent flowering, while plants also need three to nine and a half hours of bright sunshine for bloom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bonner
Caltech
National Academy of Sciences
Washington, D. C
Winchester Students Honor Judge Handley at Mt Hebron
Handley High School seniors, eighty in number, received diplomas in a ceremony at the school. Students marched in a body to Mt Hebron Cemetery for the annual Placing flowers on Judge Handley’s grove. The mercury rose into the 90s for the first time this season. Kenneth Strowbridge returned home after time in Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Hugh Crisman, son of Mr and Mrs A Crisman, graduated from the University of Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Mt. Hebron
Judge Handley's Grove
Handley High School
The
Mercury
Kenneth Strowbridge
County
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Hugh Crisman
A Crisman
University of Richmond
Winchesters Captain Seabright at White House garden party
Captain Glenn W. Seabright from Winchester attended a White House lawn garden party and was photographed with President Truman. The Winchester Bream Laundry and American Stoves stores were broken into and robbed with the American Store suffering the largest loss of 638.65 in petty cash. Mrs. Russell H. Lamp of Kernstown was confined at home with an injured leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Seabright
Winchester
White House
Capt. Seabright
President Truman
Russell H. Lamp
Kernstown
Stephenson youth gored by pull injuring leg
George Travers son of Mr and Mrs Bernie Travers of Stephenson was gored by a pull and painfully injured in his leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Travers
Bernie Travers
Stephenson
Lions Club elects Dr. Alien T Hawthorne president
Dr Alien T Hawthorne was elected president of the Lions Club to succeed Dr CR Anderson with Rev BR Castelman first vice president and T J Orndorff second vice president followed by Thomas Meiltgheimer third vice president E G Rusk treasurer William H Brown secretary and other officers named. A Confederate veteran aged 85 died at his home near Middleway in Jefferson County West Virginia. Beatrice Lee daughter of George Lee of the county announced marriage to Kendall Palmestock son of Mr and Mrs Harry Fatnestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien T. Hawthorne
Lions Club
CR. Anderson
BR. Castelman
T. J Orndorff
Thomas Meiltgheimer
E.G. Rusk
William H. Brown
Augustus Swartz
Middleway
Jefferson County
W. Va
Beatrice Lee
George Lee
Kendall Palmestock
Harry Fatnestock
Shuster Home Hosts Ot oma! Party
Mr and Mrs Charles Shuster entertained Ot oma party at their home near here. B R Lineburg was slightly injured when his team ran away while going down Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Shuster
Here
B. R. Lineburg
Market Street
Nelson and Emma Hamilton in Naples and Trafalgar legacy
The article recounts Nelson the British naval hero and Emma Hamilton rising from humble origins to royal court favor in Naples. It covers their entwined lives from early courtship to battles at the Nile Copenhagen and Trafalgar and ends with Nelson's death, emblems of victory, and Emma's later debts and death in Calais.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir William
Sir Charles Greville
Sir Charles
Emma Harte
Romney
Emma
Sir William Hamilton
Naples
Maria Carolina
Maria Theresa of Austria
Nelson
the Nile
Napoleon
Egypt
Hamilton
Sicily
Nile
Italy
Ferdinand
Rome
France
Europe
Cardinal Ruffo
Great Britain
Lady Hamilton
Copenhagen
Trafalgar
How's Your I Q a 10 day scoring quiz review
A reader quiz offers questions on history civics and archives with answers on page 2. Topics include cabinet offices presidential slogans acts of 1933 and state secrets. The feature cites memory tests and scrapbook preservation advice plus succession ages for post Truman era officials.
Rainfall figures for June and yearly totals
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total of 0.22 inches ending 7:30 am. June rainfall to date 1.00 inch in 1951 and 17.03 inches year to date. Average rainfall over 33 years is 6.78 inches. Monthly averages listed for several months with varied values.
Lucky the Bride on Bayport Radio Tale
Julie Thorndyke joins Bayport radio in a budding career as a writer and on air talent. She meets a handsome stranger at a store, faces a busy new schedule, and plans interviews with local figures as sponsor Edge backs her program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carey
Miss Thorndyke
Weill
Julie
Astoria
Marine Grill
Jeff Douglas
EDGE
Seattle
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