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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1950
Page
4
A Veiled editorial note cites a proverb about humility and aid to the afflicted, reflecting on mercy and divine judgment. The item is part of a classifieds and op-ed blend in the Winchester Evening Star, noting standard ad rates and publication details.
The Navy pushes ASW training at Key West and Caribbean drills as it surveys anti-sub warfare. Admiral Forrest Sherman oversees the program amid fears of large schnor submarine fleets. A carrier-launched, two-engine plane with range, mines, torpedoes, depth charges, and guns could counter subs near the coast if proven effective.
A 17 year old girl's testimonial about C faces translation into Ukrainian for her parents and will be broadcast across seas into Soviet dominated lands, highlighting a clash of generations and cultures as it reaches a distant audience.
Gloria Chomiak born in Canada to Ukrainian parents came to the United States two years ago and speaks boldly for democracy. Her essay translated into Ukrainian and to be broadcast on Voice of America aims to reach Ukrainians, illustrating the American system’s advantages despite doubts about confronting a vast Communist empire.
Current Opinion Action passed in the General Assembly to require physicians and midwives to test all pregnant women early for syphilis. Senator J. D. Hagood sponsored the measure to protect unborn children. in 1948 Virginia reported 348 congenital syphilis cases, a rising share of total disease.
Maj. Gen. Roy H. Parker, chief of U S Army Chaplains, says most American soldiers in Germany are too young for moral hazards of occupation duty. He plans to recommend that only men in their second enlistment or older be assigned there, a view echoed by many others.
One year ago James P. Reardon, serving 44 years as Commonwealth Attorney, announced he would not seek another term. The era ends with his decision to step down from office.
Henry Renner of Kernstown was named deputy sheriff of Frederick County by Sheriff John B. Bywaters. Ada Nichols of Berryville learned her son, Sgt. Frank L. Boersig, with the 82d Airborne Division, died of wounds received in action in Belgium. B. B. Dutton was appointed director for the Shenandoah Apple Queen and Her Court for tos.
About 100 farmers gathered in the county courthouse to discuss a proposed canning plant. The Star praised Walt Mason writing, with a reader Mr Falls suggesting a piece on People Are Hard To Please. L. J. McCartney of Stephens City was a notable exhibitor at the National Seed Corn Show in Chicago.
James Spellman assistant boseman of the Rouss Fire Co. was severely burned while trying to extinguish a blaze at his uncle Timothy Conway home. The Star editorialized for an ice plant in Winchester.
Secretary Brannan promotes a two-rice farm substitute to replace parity, courting support from Democrats and farmers while facing skepticism from Senate critics. The piece notes party tensions, possible shifts from farm areas, and concerns over cost, surpluses, and the political use of civil rights issues at 1950-52 elections.
Obesity harms joints and spine beyond heart risk. Excess weight strains feet, ankles, knees, and back, delaying recovery from sprains and promoting swayback posture. People over 40 should seek medical advice to reduce weight and protect mobility and health.
This report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 7 a.m. March rainfall to date and total yearly figures for 1950, compares to a 37 year average of 36.56 inches, and provides monthly average precipitation from 1913 to 1949 with values for each month including January 2.50 inches and December 2.43 inches.
A reader quiz promises daily scoring over 10 days with targets for Mem ory Genius Very Superior Excellent and Good. It asks 10 questions on saints royal visits, weddings, Mother's Day date, boxing title, term lengths, grammar correction, tailless dogs, cephalography, almond production and the Black Hole of Calcutta with a factual snippet about Fort William garrison casualties.
The Rev. FE B. Smith called on Mr. I H Miller. Howard Allamong of Washington visited his brother Ray. Miss Winny Orndoff called on Mrs. Mary Ann Clowser. Mr. and Mrs. George Forshee and children visited Mrs. P EF Nesselrodt. Mr. M H Rosenberger visited Mr. J S White at Mr. I H Miller's home.
Alicia accepts Frank's invitation after a tense moment at her driveway as he admits his long wait for their connection. He asks to dine in New York soon and she agrees though unsure why. Susan and Esther appear briefly in the hallway as the scene shifts.
In a school story Susan awaits Gerry while Tim reveals unexpected feelings over the phone. Alicia and Mrs. Ferguson set plans as Susan navigates secrecy, secrecy, and the risk of her grandmother's scrutiny. The moment breaks with Tim’s confession and a cliffhanger ending.
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