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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1948
Page
7
The city’s early name was Khanbaliq. In 1921 it was named Peking, and in 1928 the Nationalists changed it to Peiping.
In Champaign Illinois nine federal judges ruled 8 to 1 that religious education in public schools should be constrained. They argued that God be kept from curricula while philosophy of Plato and Voltaire may be taught, stirring alarm about the future of faith and moral formation in American youth. William J. Hadden Jr. adds a call for unity among religious communities and for balanced education of mind and soul.
In Washington on March 15 1945 a San Francisco audience heard a diplomat discuss the United Nations and democracy as World War II neared its end. A young observer recalled three sweat shirted boys who sought truth over propaganda and a warning that Communist advances abroad now challenged American optimism.
In Budapest Arpad Szakasits reads a declaration aligning with the Communists as the Social Democrats gain government backing. The Hungarian Labor Party declines to send a delegate, citing its leaders’ wishes to avoid witnessing the end of the long established Social Democratic Party. Masaryk, tall and bald, formerly Czechoslovakia’s foreign minister, for a moment looks worried in Prague.
Dorothy Burke rolled a 147 game with four spares and two strikes to top the 1947-48 Evening Star Ladies League. She helped GA A No 1 to a 1516 team set as standings show Va. Fruit Co Worths Pine Motor and others in pursuit.
GAA built its lead to two games over Virginia Fruit with three decision wins. Sue Bailey led with 122 and Isabelle Calkin 117 as Virginia Fruit swept Jr. Women of Berryville 2–1. Mary Gail Cather 114 Corinne Carskaden 112 Mabel Lineburg 112 powered Worth's to a clean 3–0 against Weber Nursey. June Bageant 111 and Mary Witzenbeth 130 aided Varel in a 3–0 sweep over Pine Motor Co. Kate Blenaker 113 helped Bell Clothes take two from GAA No. 2.
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