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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
5
Dr Joseph Henry transmitted the discharge from Leyden jars through a wire in front of Nassau Hall at Princeton University in 1840, pioneering wireless electronic communication before his Smithsonian tenure.
Western Pennsylvania dairy workers strike enters sixth day as negotiations stall over arbitration issues. About 2,300,000 residents face shortages while State Police patrol highways to prevent picket violence. A Pike Dairy truck was halted and 500 quarts dumped in Washington County.
Winchester Rotary Club members will hear Vincent Gatozela of O Sullivan Rubber Co. and Mrs. Ronald S. Wilson about the Virginia Cerebral Palsy Assn. campaign for Crippled Children. Gatozela speaks on We Can Work Wonders. Philip Sprenkle chairs June program.
Leesburg shows population growth from 1698 to 6699 in ten years as Loudon County rises only slightly to 21063. County residents celebrate room to breathe while Marietta Ohio diversifies with sand stone grindstone making.
James Marlow analyzes President Truman's Point Four program as Congress weighs initial $35 million funding. The plan aims to aid backward nations with experts and investment to boost crops, disease control, education, and power. About 60 nations are in line for assistance, with funding decisions to be reviewed yearly.
The text discusses U S aid aims and doubts about the Point Four program. It notes American experts and investments in farming education health and mining abroad and UN agencies involvement. It questions whether aid will curb Communism and if the plan is large enough and timely enough in backward countries.
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