Winchester Evening Star March 5 1952 ad and cheer line
The newspaper page shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead and pricing details. A brief religious devotional note closes the page urging faith in God's promises and cheer.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1952
Page
6
The newspaper page shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead and pricing details. A brief religious devotional note closes the page urging faith in God's promises and cheer.
The piece traces Virginia’s mineral wealth from early 17th century iron works to 20th century ore. It notes Falling Creek and Spotswood’s furnaces, postwar dominance in ore, and potential for low grade deposits in Ridge Valley and Piedmont. It mentions rail ties, smelters, high grade foreign ore competition, and rising interest in manganese.
Virginia's mineral potential is outlined with manganese production since 1880 and a total of 480000 tons by 1925, plus ore deposits in numerous counties. The report notes bauxite nickel tin and titanium ores across Augusta, Roanoke, Rockbridge, Floyd, and western regions, stressing defense needs and possible wartime scarcity raising value of diversifying Virginia’s mineral districts.
Norman L. Bayliss HM 3 C returned to Norfolk after time with Mrs Bayliss. Mrs John Adams hosted the Little Garden Club at her South Washington Street home. Mrs David McFarland returned to Gray Avenue after several weeks in southern Florida.
Miss Bernice Louise Ritter became the bride of Maurice Otis Blosser. Elizabeth Conklin and Isabelle Larrick made the Dean's list at Washington College. Mrs J A Richard of 407 South Stewart Street showedImproved condition after Memorial Hospital stay. Mr and Mrs Walter Bower man Jr hosted the guest Mrs Bower man. Mrs Hilda Kline, after an appendectomy at Memorial Hospital, reported much improved. Mr and Mrs C H Ritter of Kernstown visited Mr and Mrs FT Shiner of Front Royal.
Attorney Harry R. Kern was a patient at Memorial Hospital recovering from an operation to remove his tains. Mrs. F D. Pugh stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs A Kater at their home. Mrs. R M Swimsley departed for Mechanicsburg Pa to visit her daughter Miss Frances Swimsey a student at Irving College.
Paul Bentley Kern of Vanderbilt University is selected to represent his college in the Southern Collegiate Oratorical contests. Albert Worthington is elected Fairfax Men's Club president replacing J B Beverley. The item also notes questions about dogs used in Swiss winter rescue work and Lincoln's war service.
The term refers to the self imposed duty of so called enlightened nations to regulate the affairs of backward peoples worldwide. It frames imperialist policy as a paternalistic obligation carried out by advanced civilizations.
A top administration insider warns of a drastic postwar shift as rearmament ends in 1954 1955 and public funds collapse. Nonpolitical experts from Federal Reserve the Treasury and the SEC align with caution urging prep for reconversion and possible downturn.
Report shows past 24 hours rainfall of .08 inches, total March rainfall .70 inches, 1952 rainfall to date 6.05 inches, and long term average 6.78 inches. Monthly averages listed from January to December with varying amounts, from 2.45 inches in January to 4.82 inches in July.
New antibiotics and drugs make bone tuberculosis surgery safer after years of avoiding operative treatment. Patients must be strong and rested, with immobilization and preoperative antibiotics. however, modern therapy now allows complete removal of tubercular tissue and better outcomes.
Q A reveals Hartland New Brunswick a seven span wooden covered bridge across the Saint John River at Hartland is the longest in the world at 1282 feet built in 1920 to replace an earlier structure. Q A covers opinions on minority populations estimates and sun mass loss calculations.
The piece argues that emotion guides many moral choices though not as sole cause. It notes emotion should not rule decisions, yet mature feelings aid judgment and romance can be a strong, lasting factor in marriage. It emphasizes keeping feelings clean to support sound morals.
A quiz guide lists daily scoring ranges from 9 to 10 correct for Memory Genius to 1 for lowest. It asks readers to turn to page 2 for answers and then poses ten knowledge questions on history, literature, philosophy, and science including Yalta signatories, Vernon Castle, yoga, England needs, Woodin, argentum, fellahs, a proverb, Jonas Peppering, and arachnophobia.
Wilbur Peeble avoids his own income taxes by having Trellis Mae granted power of attorney after he was declared mentally incompetent. Horace Barnacle seeks help as tax woes mount, while Trellis Mae presses deductions for their canary Murgatroyd. The tale notes nervous IRS staff and a humorous family tax plan.
Liddell confronts Cerla in a private room over Hong's murder and a hidden package. Cerla orders protection, but Liddell taunts him, tests his hold on the room, and plans to force movement by creating a mischief with a disguised mickey.
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