Humanity’s claim to God’s bounty never exhausts
A pithy assertion proclaims humanity has used only a minute part of divine bounty and will never exhaust this abundance. It emphasizes boundless potential and gratitude for creation’s wealth.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
4
Russia's German Steps and Berlin Blockade Outlook
The text argues Berlin faces a creeping blockade as Moscow pressures West Germany toward recognition of an East German puppet regime and a united Germany. It predicts East Germany rearmament and inclusion in an East European defense pact, with four power rule likely ending unless the West strengthens. It adds Western strength will determine Russia's response, and doubts satellite dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Moscow
Germany
East Germany
Vinson Dissent Links Treaties to Global Security
In a dissent to the steel seizure ruling, Chief Justice Vinson argues that the United Nations and North Atlantic Treaty bind the U S to defend member nations against armed attack and that treaties reflect congressional recognition that mutual security is the best shield against global aggression. He contends this could justify overriding domestic law. Justice Jackson counters, warning against unchecked presidential foreign power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vinson
United States
Congress
Vinson
Free World
Justice Jackson
Constitutional amendment on treaties and American law
The article discusses a proposed constitutional amendment asserting that treaty obligations cannot override U.S. laws. It warns that fear of treaties changing the nation's government and social order could trigger a broader review of foreign policy and its impact on internal affairs.
Illinois Governor Vetoes Cat Bill Over Fines and Enforcement
Governor Adlai E. Stevenson vetoes Senate Bill No. 93 to protect insectivorous birds by restraining cats. He argues fines on owners, police capture of roaming cats, and a public policy against labeling visiting neighborhood cats as nuisances are impractical and unnecessary. Cats provide rodent control and roam by nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Adlai E. Stevenson
Cleanup on Rose Island restores UN authority over Compound 76
Brig. Gen. Haydon L. Boatner and his aratroop unit broke up Compound 76 on Rose Island, dispersing 80,000 prisoners from seventeen blocks into smaller enclosures. The action, aiming to curb Red incitement and reimpose control, follows a period of humiliation to American prestige and spurred similar compliance in adjacent Compound 78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haydon L. Boatner
Hisaratroop
United Nations Authority
Rose Island
Gene
Francis ‘T. Dodd
Red
Kose Island
Koere
Boatner
Berryville News Notes From The Files
Berryville residents marked achievements and events including Leland Williamson elected junior vice commander of the 7th District VFW Virginia, Charles Renner Jr. graduating from VPI, Loring Kackley as secretary treasurer, and Havermale and Larrick among VPI’s largest graduating class. Edith Morrison to William H Wilson wedding announced. Abraham Williams earns UVA law degree. Godlove family welcomes a son. Louise Steele becomes Betsy Ross cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland E. Williamson
Berryville
Department of Virginia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles E. Renner, Jr
Charles Renner
Clarke County
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
John W. Rosenberger
Barrett Tyler
Nova Scotia
West Leicester St
F. Howard Morrison
Boyce
Edith Howard Morrison
Willeam H. Wilson
William Wilson
Charles Town
Abraham Garland Wiliams
Hunter Williams
University of Virginia
Cleal G. Godlove
Godlove
Remma Malone
Louise Steele
Betsy Ross
Memorials at Mt Hebron Cemetery Honor Confederate Dead
Fifty years ago the Mt Hebron Cemetery superintendent noted many visitors viewing new monuments honoring Confederate dead from Tennessee and Florida. Torrential rains flooded streams in Frederick County making fording difficult and travel nearly impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Hebron Cemetery
Tennessee
Florida
Frederick County
Winchester Fire Watchers Trained by Barr and Cather
Taylor Barr and Roy Cather led Winchester fire watchers with training from Richmond. Mrs. Alla Mae Ayers hosted a social gathering related to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Barr
Roy Cather
Winchester
Messrs
Barr
Cather
Richmond
Alla Mae Ayers
Military Leaders in Pentagon Stage an Ignominious Retreat
Washington report details how Pentagon leaders retreated from a push for the Defense Cataloging and Standardization Act amid congressional scrutiny. The measure would standardize weapons and supplies across the services, promising large savings and a simpler procurement system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
Washington
Bull Run
Congress
Capitol Hill
Armed Services
F. Edward Hebert
Louisiana
Chamber of Horrors
Defense
Army
Navy
Air
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas D D
A motivational piece notes that discouragement comes to many as goals fail or plans collapse. The author, Earl L Douglas D D, speaks to universal struggle and endurance in facing disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
D.D
Rainfall Totals And Averages From 1912 To 1951
Past 48 hours ended 7 am today show 0.48 inches. June rainfall to date 0.68 inches. 1952 totals 50.99 inches. Average yearly rainfall 36 inches. Monthly averages over 1912 1951 period list January 2.45 February 1.99 March 2.88 April 3.02 May 3.83 June 3.99 July 3.82 August 3.82 September 2.63 October 3.27 November 3.86 December 2.50.
Penicillin Used to Ward Off Attacks of Rheumatic Fever
A medical report says penicillin can prevent rheumatic fever and protect hearts. It notes the illness often damages heart valves years later and can recur, so long term penicillin has helped some patients. The article discusses bacteria of the streptococcus type as the indirect cause and outlines how treatment requires regular dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
O. J
Vere Byndicets, Inc
How to cope with discouragement and a quiz challenge
A sermon on resilience urges trying again after loss or failure and avoiding self pity. It cites Carlyle rewriting lost work, then presents a quirky IQ quiz with ten questions about states, history, religion, and art to test memory and knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Carlyle
Carlyle
Rhode Island
Henri Resigns and Faces Uncertain Future in Charleston
Henri Lemay confronts Mr. McDevitt over alleged fraud and resigns his Charleston post. Facing financial ruin and a potential move, Henri returns home ill with grippe as Heloise and Miss Julie rally to ease his decline and plot next steps. Leonie’s future weighs heavily as the family weighs hospital and convent options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri
Mr. McDevitt
Mr. Mc- Devitt
Mr. Lemay
Charleston
Leonie
Heloise
Brother
Calvert
Miss Julie
Reluctant closure as Henri counsels Le on happiness
In this scene Henri, dying but in the state of grace, counsels Le on choosing love and forgiveness. Father Schmidt reconciles old feuds, while Le debates marriage and possible letters to Lincoln. Uncle Calvert’s deceptions and family tensions shape the niece Julie’s role and future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heloise
Henri
Dr. Forbes
Grippe
Leonie
Miss Julie
Cousin Julie
Teasie
St. Fouxes
Eddie Calvert
Mr. McDevitt
Colonel Calvert
Father Schmidt
Julie
Lincoln
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