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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
4
Free speech and the Communist leaders Supreme Court ruling
The piece argues that the Supreme Court decision in the Communist leaders case marks the gravest departure from free-speech guarantees in U.S. history. It warns Justice Vinson and the majority could justify arresting thousands who teach or advocate overthrow by force, endangering liberty amid global dictatorship battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Madison
Mason
Little Republic
Supreme Court
Vinson
Reed
Frankfurter
Jackson
Burton
Minton
Department of Justice
The Heart of a 10 Year Old Boy
A reflection on a 10 year old boy's heart and the perception of emotion in youth. The narrator contests the belief that boys of that age are cold at heart and argues against the stereotype with personal insight.
The Hard Exterior Masks a Tender Core
The passage describes a man who hides deep sentimentality behind a tough facade. He favors gadgets and nickels, protects his private emotions, and quietly mourns beloved animals, revealing a concealed kindness beneath a hardened exterior.
Engagement Told for Miss Betty Blue McIlwee
Mr and Mrs Robert E McTlwee Gainesboro announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Blue McIlwee to Joseph Lowell Manuel son of Mr and Mrs L G Manuel Middletown. Mrs L J Flenner Woodstock Lane was visiting relatives in Harrisburg. Mrs William LaRue returned home after a tonsillectomy at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. McTlwee
Gainesboro
Betty Blue MclIlwee
Joseph Lowell Manuel
L. G. Manuel
Middletown
L. J. Flenner
Woodstock Lane
Pierce Hunsicker
Harrisonburg
William LaRue
Paper Mill Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Military discharge list and world flight assignment noted
Norman Bayliss James C. Big gert Mack C. Headley Julian B Marple Richard N. Olcott Humphrey E. Coleman Vernon G Heltzel and Hunter W. Buckner were servicemen recently discharged. Staff Sgt George Lee Baker son of Mr and Mrs A L Baker stationed at the National Airport Washington DC left for a flight around the world as a crew member on a C 54 carrying Under Secretary of War Kenneth Royall on an inspection tour of American bases abroad. Announcement was made of the marriage of Miss Elizabeth Strassner daughter of Atho Bayliss Strosnider to Louis Ashbury Hoover son of Clayborn L Hoover of Albin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Bayliss
James C. Biggert
Mack C. Headley
Julian B Marple
Richard N. Olcott
Humphrey E. Coleman
Vernon G Heltzel
Hunter W. Buckner
George Lee Baker
AAF
A. L. Baker
National
Washington, D. C
Kenneth Royall
Elizabeth Strasnider
Atho Bayliss Strosnider
Louis Ashbury Hoover
Clayborn L. Hoover
Albin
Winc joins NEC network with key staff named
Winc went on the air as an NEC affiliate with E. Ogden Drigge serving as commercial manager. James Bennett Jones, auditor for the National Fruit Products Co., reported for duty in the Inspector General's Division as a LA. Colonel. Ike Smith, son of long serving Frederick County Treasurer Robert Smith, is listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WINC
NEC
E. Ogden Drigge
James Bennett Jones
National Fruit Products Co
Inspector General
Ike Smith
Robert Smith
Frederick County
Memorial Hospital
Empire Theatre Announces First North Pole Film Showing
Twenty five years ago the Empire Theatre announced the first American showing of a motion picture about Commander Byrd's flight from Spitzbergen to the North Pole. Mr and Mrs J B Haldeman and Miss Ella Wanger visited eastern Pennsylvania and Mrs James Orndoff hosted a South Kent Street gathering for Hazel Carver with Nellie Sherman Ada Carter Mary Fletcher Levy Fries Martin Fries Robert Stuart Raymond Whitacre Edgar Richard William Guthridge and Clint Whitacre attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
America
Byrd
Spitzbergen
North Pole
Haldeman
Ella Wanger
Pennsylvania
James Orndoff
South Kent Street
Hazel Carver
Nellie Sherman
Ada Carter
Mary Fletcher
Levy Fries
Martin Fries
Winchester Pioneers Early Auto Use and Local Incidents
Fifty years ago Dr W. and Love became Winchester’s first physician to purchase an automobile for calls, a steam operated vehicle. John H. Enders, formerly of Winchester now in Berryville, lost part of his hand in a circular saw. Prof H R Punk rescued Harry Brown after he fell into Bartonsville lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. W. & Love
Winchester
John H. Enders
Berryville
H. R. Punk
Harry Brown
Bartonsville
Railroads under federal control and employee classification
When the federal government controls the railroads employees are not federal workers. They are not classed as federal employees and may be treated as railway workers under the government’s operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C
Call for 49 Lady Godivas
Hal Boyle humor column argues 49 modern Lady Godivas could curb high taxes by riding through capitals to pressure Congress. vivid satire contrasts ancient Coventry tale with today’s $7.2 billion tax bill and public appetite for dramatic tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Milady
Coventry
House of Representatives
Frank Tripp
Washington, D. C
Lady Godiva
Acheson Faces Cabinet Strife in Truman Era Foreign Policy
Washington insiders say Secretary of State Dean Acheson sparks friction with Cabinet and agency heads as he relays grievances to officials and blocks aggressive military plans. Critics urge consolidating foreign economic policy under a single long-term administrator to ease clashes and shift diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean Acheson
Truman
Acheson
Marshall
National Resources Security Board
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Spain
Yugoslavia
Greece
Turkey
United Nations
Korea
White House
Pcopper and Rubber
Mr. Acheson
Defense
Charles £. Wilson
George A. Sloan
U. S
United States
Dean
One Man Army: Pvt Carrillo Kills 14 Reds Five Captured
The U S First Cavalry Division reports Pvt Leo P M Carrillo of Los Angeles single handedly led a hill assault in Korea. He killed 14 Chinese troops and captured five prisoners after disregarding a retreat order. He seized an American rifle and a burp gun from the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
First Cavalry Division
Korea
Leopold M. Carrillo
Marino Carrillo
Los Angeles
Carrillo
Carrio
Oldest Surgical Practice Circumcision Across Ages
The article notes circumcision as the oldest operation known dating back to 5000 B C and common today though postponed for prematurity jaundice or hemorrhagic disease. It discusses hemophilia risk in infants and urges checking clotting before proceeding. From a hygienic view circumcision is simple and low risk in infants.
Rainfall Totals and Averages For 38 Year Period
Recorded rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 7 a m on June 15 shows 5.9 inches, with year to date total at 21.97 inches. Average rainfall across 38 years stands at 30.73 inches, with monthly figures listed as 2.48 for February, 3.91 for June, 3.84 for July, 3.90 for August, 2.66 for October, and 3.46 for December among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honever
Guy
Strength For The Day reflection on kindness and global misery
A columnist recounts a visit to a New Jersey epilepsy village where a girl cherishes a donated pair of shoes with holes in the soles. The piece urges gratitude for daily kindness while highlighting widespread suffering at home and abroad and questions why happiness masks deep deprivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
United States
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions Daily Scoring
A quiz prompts readers with ten days of questions and daily score bands ranging from Memory Genius for 9–10 correct to Good for 4 correct. It includes a Page 2 answer key and items on history literature and culture.
Happiness Begins and the Debt of Shoes
A reflection on happiness as a relative term noting that many people have very little including a child who valued a basic pair of shoes as a munificent joy. The statement contrasts wealth and joy, highlighting global inequality and the fragile nature of contentment.
Woman Noted For Chronic Tardiness Draws Attention
A local note highlights a woman labeled as habitually late in daily routines. The brief item comments on punctuality and social impressions within the neighborhood.
Negro Convicted for Attempting to Wreck Trains in Virginia
Thomas Ricks, 27, of Baltimore is found guilty by a Giles County jury on two counts of trying to wreck Norfolk and Western trains. He testified he placed crossties to halt trains seeking a ride to Bluefield West Virginia, admitting two attempts with ties on tracks and a fire under one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearlsburg
Thomas Ricks
Baltimore
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Giles County
Ricks
Bluefield
W. Va
Eggleston
Ham and rump muscle composition explained
The lean meat in ham or rump steak is muscle tissue. All edible meat, excluding bone sinew and fat, is muscle.
Julie and Jeff Plan a Spring Church Wedding
Julie and Jeff discuss a quick church wedding in April after a whirlwind engagement. They weigh venues and family roles while planning a Mexican honeymoon and future move, as Julie worries about balancing work and marriage and pleasing Jeff’s mother. Carol’s quiet Christmas Eve distress hints at family tensions to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Douglases
Millicent
Julie
Jeffrey
Milly
Adam
Jeff
Ocean Highway
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Mr. Carey
Tyler
Peg
Presbyterian Church
Carol
Bayport High
Fairmeadows
Mrs.Douglas
Thorndyke
Alex
Sharon
Sandra Leslie
Morgans
Honey
Tyke
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