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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1947
Page
6
A brief biblical verse from Amos 7 9 expresses a prophecy that sanctuaries in Israel will be firmly established or disrupted by divine action, reflecting prophetic rhetoric. The line emphasizes divine judgment and the firmness of sanctuaries as a spiritual concept.
The piece argues Truman vetoed Taft Hartley for political expediency. It claims the bill would curb union power by enabling lawsuits against unions, imposing a cooling off period, applying anti trust laws, and requiring union fund accountability. It defends the measure as balanced and necessary for industrial peace.
The President speaks of a universal training program at Princeton urging democratic and economical strength but avoids the term universal military. The column questions the omission and suggests the plan is a military training program needing clear naming.
The piece argues that mob violence against workers mirrors lynching in intent and harm, suggesting the term labor lynching to capture aggressions by both sides and urging severe punishment for perpetrators. It frames Detroit labor confrontations as comparable to lynching in degree, not kind.
One year ago Berryville hosted a horse show revived after a four year gap. Winchester Lions Club traveled to Roanoke for the State Convention. Frederick County Curb Market opened in Winchester. Plans progressed to form two Virginia Reserve Militia companies for Frederick and Clarke counties. Rev E D Vaughan names the Berryville observation post at Rosemont circle. Gilbert R Smallwood of Berryville Basket Company escaped death when his truck crashed on Route 1 and burned.
Louise Henry, Winchester’s only female movie star, to be seen in Hit Parade at the Palace theatre. Mrs John Levi’s hen has a few hours left to hatch the prophecy “War 1937 June 20” on an egg.
The Star reports a 1912 circulation of 3 824. Maj General C J Bailey United States Army commands the third corps area visits Baltimore for a day. Capt and Mrs Guy E Manny USA of Winchester host. Mrs Jennie R Byrd returns from Baltimore after 20 years away to live in Winchester.
Dr. John Lupton forecasts 1891 as the year with the heaviest apple crop in years. City news brief notes reporters should not loaf in Potatoe Hill groceries, especially where kegs have been doctored with tacky.
The elder Nie moeller, in retirement, travels Germany to speak for his son Martin in a Nazi concentration camp era. He dies after urging readers to value honor and faith above all, saying faithfulness to a great trust matters more than any suffering.
A compact extract shows common English usage tips misused phrases and pronunciation notes. It covers ten minute timing phrases mispronounced words such as ephemeral and tincture as a verb, and rules for vocabulary growth with a daily word.
Seven trivia prompts cover geography and history. Topics include state sizes, ration stamps, grammar correction, a Unitarian editor suspension, upside down sleeping animals, Thursday etymology, Army Nurse Corps status, Mormon development, Eretz Yisrael Fistin, and GI Bill readjustment pay.
Mrs. B. C. Hulver returns to Mountain Falls after visiting relatives in Maryland and Pennsylvania for several weeks. She is accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. John Richard and their daughter Darlene.
Mt Airy and Frederick residents were weekend guests of local families. Mountain View Church held a Father’s Day Layman’s Day service though Pastor Snyder was ill. Mountain Falls B Mt. Williams game set for Sunday 1 30 pm. Nevada admission question notes 1864 telegram milestone.
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