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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
4
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The text quotes Psalm 34 9 urging fear of the Lord among his saints and promising that those who fear Him lack nothing in spiritual sustenance and divine care.
A comprehensive critique of Edwin W Pauley linking his Navy Undersecretary nomination to presidential cronyism. It details clashes with Secretary Ickes and Fortas, Navy reaction, and claims of influence over oil titling suits.
The Senate Naval Affairs Committee could vote against Pauley amid divided Republican and Democratic support. Uncommitted senators Gerry Byrd and Russell likely oppose. if they do, the panel votes 10 to 8 against confirmation. Public opinion doubts Pauley's fitness due to past conflicts of interest and ethics questions.
The American First Army crossed the Rhine south of Cologne last night. Army and Navy war casualties since the start of the war exceed 823,000, the services disclosed today. Dr. J. N. Thomas of Richmond will speak at the Presbyterian Church Family Night Congregational Dinner Friday evening.
Miss Mary P Woolfolk from Clarke County dies this morning. Open Door Men’s Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church will hold Sunday instruction.
Washington reports on a cabinet flare up and a call for a hard line against Russia. The piece notes Truman and Churchill jointly pressed for an Anglo American alliance and criticizes appeasement as weakness while urging clear action and unity for world peace.
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A 1946 syndicate piece outlines infantile paralysis or poliomyelitis as a winter favored disease. It describes vague initial symptoms, back and leg pains, and nerve involvement, plus spinal fluid cell counts. Treatment emphasizes rest, nutrition, liver extract, potassium, and cautious care, with full recovery expected after proper management.
Ten years ago L N Woods was commissioned by the city to design a flag and a seal for Winchester. Troops were poured into the demilitarized zone as French and German forces faced each other again for the first time since World War.
Forty five years ago the recently completed City Hall is open to visitors and March 21 is set as dedication day inviting residents to attend the ceremony and see the new municipal building.
A reflective piece by Earl L. Douglas, D. D., citing an ancient king and courtier punished by his own device. It argues that evil deeds rebound on the doer and urges carefulness in shaping the world, then ends with a brief Q and A on bird speeds.
The Social Security Act makes eligible persons reach 65 to receive the annuity, but those who continue in covered employment cannot draw it until work in covered employment ends. Once such work ceases the annuity becomes payable.
Superintendent Battle assists Audrey Strange after a cliffhanger escape. MacWhirter reveals truth, moral choices test love and courage as Audrey plans a bold future with him, not the man she once loved. Audrey and MacWhirter discuss marriage and a difficult, hopeful path ahead.
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