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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1952
Page
4
In a opinion that urges parental correction, the article cites Deuteronomy 8 16 and asserts that it takes children time to appreciate discipline. It frames hardships as divine fatherly intention guiding proper growth.
Current Opinion argues Senator Russell, Georgia former governor and 19 year senator, is the South’s logical candidate but faces a strong one party grip and limits north and south support. The piece notes Truman’s potential renomination, Dixiecrat history, and the likely convention dynamics shaping the race.
The text suggests northern hopes to sway voters in a state and notes kinemakers seek youth votes. It argues Southern Republicans historically nominate Generals and that a southern presidential candidate faces a daunting obstacle to win nationally.
The article notes Churchill’s claim that Britain possesses an atomic device and a plant to produce its own stockpile. It argues this shifts global power, offers a temporary advantage, and underscores the Western alliance’s need to build broader superiority in atomic public safety items.
News item reports Hensley of 300 North Street as patient at Memorial Hospital after injuries from a fall while working on hospital construction. Also notes Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Itneburg hosting Sandra Lee's fourteenth birthday celebration.
Mrs. W. D. Taylor Merriman's Lane announces the marriage of their daughter Nancy Helen Taylor to Ralph G. Frye of Hayfield. The Brownes Lup tons returned from Florida and guests included Chester Rockwell and John Gore of Charles Town.
Mr and Mrs Fred Nelson entertained in honor of their daughter Miss Grants Nelson for her fifteenth birthday The couple also hosted visiting Mr Wilbur Jenkins of Washington and Mr Miller Jenkins at the gathering.
Judge Whiting names Roy P. Duvall E R Sperry and Julius W Richard as jury commissioners for Frederick County for 1927. Thomas W Shumate a Clarke County native dies at his White Post home. Mr and Mrs BE W Cather host visitors Maurice Cather from Charles Town.
Miss Ida Correll and her assistants raised about $500 for the local fire department at the Friendship bazaar. Charles Polhamus narrowly escaped drowning after tumbling into a flooded stream near Chambersville while returning from school. Miss Virginia Whisken was honored by her parents at a birthday party on South Braddock Street.
Washington lawmakers fret about opaque negotiations behind the iron curtain that would commit large sums of U S funds. The report notes executive control of deals with NATO and European defense plans and warns of potential billions lost through hidden pricing and off balance sheet arrangements.
The 140 ton plane uses 10 propeller turbine engines for a cruising speed of 380 mph. It will carry 200 troops on 3500 mile non stop missions. The society of American Gold Star Mothers founded in Washington DC in 1928 and incorporated in 1929 under DC laws.
Presentation of rainfall data shows 48 hour total up to 7 am today at .17 inches, year to date .56, 1952 rainfall to date 5.91, and a 38 year average of 36.70. Monthly averages for 1912-1951 include Jan 2.45, Feb 1.00, Mar 3.03, Apr 2.68, May 3.83, Jun 3.90, Jul 3.82, Aug 3.82, Sep 3.63, Oct 3.27, Nov 3.56, Dec 3.80 inches.
The article explains potassium loss during diarrhea vomiting and after surgeries. It notes how decreased potassium causes weakness, voice loss, abdominal swelling, and irritability, and highlights detection and replacement to prevent death. It also mentions pre and post operative supplementation and cautions about hard water as a potential factor in kidney stones.
The Civil Aeronautics Board reports 268 deaths in 10951 for last year across two schedules. Scheduled domestic passenger service 143 passengers and 25 crew fatally injured. Large irregular or non scheduled air carrier service 76 passengers and 11 crew fatally injured. Additional fatalities include 3 crew in revenue service and 6 crew in non revenue service. Rockets red glare refers to a signaling system used by defenders of Fort McHenry to reassure Baltimoreans that womenfolk were safe. The signal was rockets exploding against the night sky. North Americans call quail various grouse birds. bobwhite is called quail in several regions and partridge in others.
The former French premier A. M. Edger Faure is 43, making him the youngest premier since the republic was inaugurated after the 1870 war. By profession he is a successful lawyer.
Charlies Templeton recalls a World War II censoring mishap where a letter urged “Be of good cheer” but the stamp altered it to “Contrary to regulations.” He argues that genuine Christianity brings joy and a smiling witness, rather than a perpetual somber demeanor.
A 10 day IQ style test with a daily average: 9–10 correct means Memory Genius 7–8 Very Superior 5–6 Excellent 4 Good Turn to page 2 for answers. Sample questions cover government roles portraits capitals prefixes and voting in November.
Canada battles foot and mouth disease centered around Regina Saskatchewan as 650 animals are culled. Provinces impose embargoes on cattle and products, while Ottawa offers price supports and compensation to farmers amid US import suspensions and uncertain recovery timelines.
Inspector Liddell and L Hennehy press toward the Dummy in a shabby Houston Street tenement. Johnny Liddell leads Muggsy Kiely through a dim corridor to the room where Maggery Kiely’s figure sits amid bearded men in a boarded, dimly lit space.
Private eye Liddell and Muggsy uncover Dummy the fat man running a hidden operation that trains beggars and assigns them beats to avoid overlaps. Liddell agrees to pay Dummy for quick help locating Lunfar, a gun for hire, with the goal of action tonight as the clock runs.
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