Noah and the fall from self mastery
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
4
Winchester man leads four state associations in a year
Four Winchester men hold state association presidencies in one year. Joseph A. Massie Jr. was elected president of the Exchange clubs of the state. Claude B. Smalts Jr. became Virginia Florists Association president. Laurens P. Jones heads the Virginia Funeral Directors Association. Harry W. Seabright leads the Virginia Seed Merchants Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Winchester
Massie
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Virginia Florists Association
Laurens P. Jones
Virginia Funeral Directors Association
Harry W. Seabright
Virginia Seedmen's Association
Medical School Aid and Private Funding Debate
A report on sustaining the nation’s 79 medical schools amid rising costs and waning endowment appeal for private colleges. It notes a National Fund for Medical Education with $1.6 million in preliminary grants and a push by Colby M. Chester to secure year to year corporate support, warning that federal subsidy could threaten academic freedom. S. Sloan Colt stresses the need for stable income to avoid government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodds
Princeton
National Fund For Medical Education
Committee of American Industry
Colby
Mr. Chester
America
S. Sloan Colt
Fund
Miller Criticized For Demagogic Senate Campaign
The current Opinion column denounces Francis Pickens Miller for a rampage of deer meditation and unbridled attacks on Senator Byrd. It argues Miller has offered no solid reasons to elect him and accuses him of irresponsible utterances and political prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Pickens Miller
United States
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Miller
Senate
Medical schools fear subsidy may curb socialized medicine risk
A campaign argues that medical research progress could be hindered if federal subsidies to medical education grow. It notes 79 schools graduate 6 000 doctors annually and train 23 000 refresher students to keep pace with advances, amid fears subsidies could lead to socialized medicine like Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Too Many Byrds For Mr Truman
President Truman sought emergency powers to seize steel mills raise wages and alter plant conditions but the Senate voted 49 to 30 against the measure urging the President to pursue a Taft Hartley injunction led by Virginia Senator Byrd. Miller supporters claim Byrd’s leadership rests on cross party influence and strategic alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Senate
Congress
Virginia
Taft-Hartles
Winchester commends Future Farmers of America training program
One year of Star files notes Ma Winchester praising the Future Farmers of America as among the finest in America for training the next generation. Also reported: Harry W. Butler Jr. observed after a ladder fall at Hayfield farm. Joseph A. Massie Jr. elected VP of Virginia State Exchange Clubs in Roanoke event. several ladies hosted and visited relatives at military reservation and in Kernstown. Johns Hopkins and VPI students summering with families. Misses Bates and Dick head to Harrisonburg for summer session. Mrs Kate Mace returns from Luray visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Winchester
Future Farmers of America Organization
America
Harry W. Butler, Jr
Greystone Terrace
Memorial Hospital
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Virginia State Exchange Clubs
Roanoke
Eleanor Chiles
Johns Hopkins University
John Chiles
VPI
Samuel Chiles
Kernstown
Regina Bates
Viola Dick
Harrisonb Tg
State Teachers College
Kate Mace
Luray
Clarke Counts Red Cross Elects Graham Dougherty Chairman
Lt Col Graham Dougherty was elected chairman of the Clarke Counts Red Cross Chapter to succeed Rev R K McDonale. Announcement also reports the marriage of Hyla G Shoemaker daughter of G T Shoemaker Gore to Garland E Clowser son of C B Clowser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Dougherty
Clarke Counts Red Cross
R. K. McDonale
Hyla G. Shoemaker
G. T. Shoemaker
Gore
Garland E. Clowser
C. B. Clowser
Williams
Gaylen Strunce
Winchester
Ann Harbor
Mich
Strunce
University of Michigan
Local Firemen Plan Fourth of July Celebration
Organizers in Cumberland Valley aim to stage a Fourth of July event here with the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen Association moving to organize the celebration locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley
Truman’s Desperate Maneuver in Steel Seizure Fight
A congressional defeat blocks President Truman’s bid to seize steel for wage terms. Critics say the move was a labor friendly ploy to pressure Congress and the Supreme Court, aimed at gaining public support before the upcoming election. They cite a pattern of failed labor-legislation and warn of ongoing disruption to steel production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Congress
White House
Supreme Court
William Green
Philip Murray
Taft-Byrd
Eisenhower
AFL
CIO
Railway Brotherhoods
Coal
Cio-Afl Electrical Workers
Truman- Chapman
Congressional
Senate
Taft Republicans
Byrd Democrats
House
Heaviest metal cited as Osmium with atomic weight 190.2
The text states Osmium as the heaviest substance known with an atomic weight of 190.2, about 2.5 times as heavy as water, making Osmium the heaviest metal mentioned.
Rainfall Totals And Averages From 39 Years Data
Past 24 hours rainfall ending 7 a.m. today is none. June rainfall to date is .68 inches. 1952 rainfall to date is 21.49 inches. Average rainfall for 39 years is 34.79 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1951: January 2.45, February 1.99, March 2.88, April 3.02, May 8.83, June 3.99, July 37.82, August 3.82, September 2.63, October 3.27, Now 2.56, December 2.50.
Herpangina in Children Summer Awareness and Virus Link
The article explains herpangina as a common summer illness in children, with symptoms such as sore throat fever and blisters on the tonsils. It notes it is highly contagious and linked to a Coxsackie virus, usually not fatal, and stresses physician care and supporting the child’s strength. It also discusses diphtheria immunization.
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas D D
The piece argues religion is God active in everyday life beyond Sunday worship. It questions belief and urges practicing worship in work and leisure, home, and social time, not just altar moments, stressing God in all daily activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl L. Douglas
D.D
John Fiske
God
How's Your I Q Score Based On 100 Questions
A quiz prompt lists daily scoring levels from Mem ory Genius to Good, then asks ten questions. It includes items on government agencies, Roman emperor timing, San Juan’s territory, tool terms, insect legs, Pompeii volcano, U S. locations, first quote, ancient city sacked, and grammar correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Secret Service
Department of Justice
San Juan
U. S
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Stalin
Yosemite Falls
Wyoming
Colorado
California
Italy
Alaric
Genseric
Quiet conversations underline a turning point in a family
In a reflective scene Colonel Calvert visits Henri Lemay as he regains strength after illness. They discuss past mistakes and the aging process, while Antoinette and Heloise attend to him. The talk touches on forgiveness, gratitude, and a future uncertain but hopeful for Henri and Leonie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonie
Lincoln
Henr
Henri
Heloise
Colone
Mr. Lemay
War shifts course as Colonel reconsiders loyalties
In a tense parlor scene Robert Molloy hints at shifting allegiances. The Colonel Calvert proclaims changed sympathies to Henri amid wedding talk with Miss Leonie and Petigru. Henri resolves to resist one man’s pull while Joseph Newman reports on convalescence and a revival of singing with renewed voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Henri
Leonie and
Petigru
Hasdsome
Heloise
Henr
Peterson
Henry O'Donnell
Henry
Joseph Newman
Joseph
Heon
St Marve Chow
Holly
Leonie
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