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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1951
Page
4
The notice lists the Winchester Evening Star publish details with address 24 North Kent Street Winchester Virginia and editor H F Byrd and shows advertising and contact information for business and newsroom offices including New York City and local transit 9000 copies distributed daily except Sundays.
A June 15, 1951 sermon urges focus on divine plans amidst wars and turmoil. It warns that evil acts will meet judgment and that God’s purposes endure despite human conflict. The speaker emphasizes staying steadfast and recognizing the tokens of judgment.
General Wedemeyer testified that his appointment as Ambassador to China was canceled after Chinese Communists protested. He recalled Acheson saying the State Department would nominate someone else because Communists were violently objecting. The piece critiques State Department influence on China policy and suggests pro communist pressure.
Industry projections show U.S. auto production near 6.4 million passenger cars in 1961 while material restrictions from July 1 may cut quarterly output. Through June 1951 production runs ahead of 1950, with 2.63 million cars built by June 3 and a June total near 3.12 million. late 1951 foresees a drop as restrictions bite.
The June 2 production order caps steel use by auto makers at 65 percent of January 1950 levels. Copper and aluminum cuts are deeper. production quotas likely via an NPA order. Auto prices were frozen Dec 16, 1950, under Emergency Stabilization. Dealers show rising inventories but Cadillac delivery may stretch six months. Down payments under Fed rules require one third with 15 month payoff. dealers seek 18 month minimum. Canada imposes stricter down payments and 12 month terms.
In a light anecdote, the obstetrician Dr. Mortimer Rodgers and his brother Richard Rodgers, famed for musical comedy, discuss country deliveries. The joke centers on the caldron of hot water and the nurse’s, or father’s, distraction during childbirth with a proffered coffee ending.
Washington diplomats see a chance for a Mao led pivot toward a Western bargain ending Korea fighting. They warn Moscow may aim to redraw alliances, with Mao wary of Stalin and seeking a pragmatic settlement to rebuild China. This prospect hinges on U N pressures and June July timing.
Virginians greeted news of a 15 percent reduction in state income taxes with disbelief and cautious optimism. Officials and residents alike question how quickly the change will take effect and what it means for budgets and daily life.
Miss Jane Barry daughter of Mr and Mrs Ford Barry 500 South Stewart Street attends the National Aquatic School at Camp Minnehaha Minnehaha Springs West Virginia to qualify as a swimming instructor She was to teach Red Cross swimming classes at Willow Lawn Pool News notes engagements and local offices including Marilyn Lindberg and Ryland Hex Perry Lester Keller Donald Cooley Berryville Alumni officers and Johns Hopkins operation mentioned
Conway HB Firewater and nine others including Charles H. Clev enger Guy L Gore Haywood Moten Robert W Lofton Thomas P Jolliffe Jr Wardell Jackson Joseph B Berry and William Saunders were recently discharged. Mrs A C Halvosa elected president of the Civic League succeeding Mrs E G Rusk. Capt Morten C Mumma named manager of Jefferson Publishing Co owner Ralph N Dorsey Berryville. publishes two weekly newspapers in Charles Town WV.
Ten years ago Miss Edith Evens became the bride of Mr. in a quiet ceremony noted in society notices. The article records the couple’s anniversary and reflects on enduring vows and shared community ties.
Miss Katherine Essex became the bride of the Rev. E T Clark, pastor of the First Baptist Church, in Jackson North Carolina. Guests at the Northwestern Grade home of Mr. and Mrs. B F Arthur included their daughter Mrs. Samuel J Prichard and her two sons Samuel and Ben of Harrisonburg. Clinton Emmart, once critically ill at his Gainesboro home, was slowly recovering.
Theodore Polhamus and his nephew Elmer were killed in a railroad wreck on the Lackawanna Railroad in New York. The Lewis Jones Knitting Mill refused a $25,000 order due to limited facilities at their plant in this area.
The prompt provides a puzzle style question asking for the geet name of the daddy ljonglegs. It appears as a playful riddle with a minimal answer: eight letters in the geet name.
F G A states that dry ice does not melt but sublimes, turning from solid to gas. He notes that one cubic foot yields about 450 cubic feet of carbon dioxide.
An article discusses elderly circulatory issues in the legs due to arterial hardening or venous problems. It reviews heat, exercise, and pressure therapies, noting risks and reflex methods that move blood to the legs. Treatments depend on artery flow and should be guided by a doctor.
Record of rainfall data shows none in the past four hours ending 7 am today and June rainfall to date. It lists 1951 total rainfall 20.94 inches and long term averages of 80.73 inches. Monthly figures from 1912-1950 include Jan 3.48, Feb 3.20, Mar 2.86, Jul 3.04, Aug 3.90, Sep 3.65, Oct 3. Bes
A collection of aphorisms on success happiness and effort citing Abraham Lincoln and a metaphor about an elevator to reach top floors. Includes brief Q A items on volcanoes Mme Tussaud and statue viewing angles with concise factual lines.
The average person swallows involuntarily about every sixty to seventy seconds, roughly every five to six seconds.
A short teaser lists a 10 day IQ style test with daily scores from 9 to 10 correct as Memory Genius down to 4 correct as Good. It asks trivia questions about French electors, Latin rex, salt flavor over time, an English county named state, Myles Standish and John Alden, Andrew Mellon, baseball slang garden, and a grammar correction.
A reader asks the daily milk output of a dairy cow. The reply states an average dairy cow produces about 12 quarts of milk per day.
Ten o clock signals Julie Thorndyke on Edge Bayport radio as townsfolk listen for her interviews with cake makers. Jeff Douglas flirts after buying skates, while Julie ponders Cy Leonard and future marriage as family comments fuel her thoughts.
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