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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1949
Page
4
Stettinius Resigns as UVA Rector and Board Member
Virginians regret the resignation of Edward R. Stettinius Jr from the University of Virginia Board of Visitors and as Rector. The former Secretary of State and ex US Steel executive cited personal health reasons. his term would have run to 1952. Governor Tuck called his service outstanding and long to be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stettinius
R. Gray Williams
University of Virginia
Darden
Jefferson's University
Ed Steftinius
Tuck
Stettinius
No Mining No Benefits Memoir of a Two-Week Mine Idle Protest
The United Mine Workers' two weeks of memorial work stoppages by 425,000 miners east of the Mississippi tests unemployment compensation rules. The walkout, led by John L Lewis, protests Dr. James Boyd’s nomination to head the Federal Bureau of Mines and mourns 55,115 miners killed or injured in 1948. Some states view the action as an idle period under union contract, while Pennsylvania and Indiana officials question the interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
United Mine Workers
John L Lewis
James Boyd
Federal Bureau of Mines
Boyd
UMW
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Unemployed miners await benefits amid cross state delays
The text notes potential court actions if claims are disapproved in Pennsylvania and Illinois. It recalls a six day mourning period ordered in 1947 after the Centralia disaster as a parallel, with mixed states attitudes on benefits. Maryland stands as the only state paying full non working period benefits. others impose waiting periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Lewis
Centralia
Kentucky
Maryland
Mark
Tim
Sam
Television's Bugaboo for Books Is Overhyped Says Cerf
Current Opinion writer Bennett Cerf argues that television will not destroy the book trade and may even help it. He recalls publishers' fears during past tech revolutions and notes that many Americans still seek good books, predicting TV use will settle with people choosing strong programs and reading in scarce idle moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monster
Wall Street
Drew Pearson
Cerf
George M. Cohan
Cohan
Mrs I Fred Stine Voted STAR Woman of the Week
Handley defeats Boyce 50 to 49 to win a second FFA title. Senate Republicans and several Democrats back a tax cut bill. G Vernon Eddy departs by air for London to attend a British Mason’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Fred Stine
Handley
Boyce
Senate
G. Vernon Eddy
London
German forces retreat in 1944 as Soviets push across Dniester
Five years back in 1944 Germany pulls back into old Romania as Russian troops cross the Dniester. Americans expand reach near Truk with base 800 miles away. Miss Fannie Affleck receives special recognition for 50 years perfect church attendance at Loudoun Street Presbyterian. Susan Kuykendall marks her fourth birthday with a home party on West Amherst Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Rumania
Dniester
Admiralty Islands
Truk
Fannie Affleck
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Susan Kuykendall
W. Amherst St
Britain renews defense program for barrier against Hitler
Ten years after 1929 Britain renews its defense program to deter Nazi aggression. The article notes renewed air and naval reserves and manpower plans as part of a broader national mobilization. It also reports William O. Douglas’s nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court and outlines concurrent military manpower preparations by army and navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Hitler
William O. Douglas
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Handley students accused of speeding en route to school
In 1924 complaints arose that Handley students violated speed limits while driving to school. Mrs. Sam O Neal was elected president of the Winchester chapter of the DAR. George H Grim was named manager of the Water Street gasoline filling station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Sam O'Neal
Dar. Winchester
George H. Grim
Water St
Rouss Fire Company Secretary Leads Star Watch Contest
Joseph E. Kiger remains secretary of the Rouss fire company and tops the Star Watch contest. S. K. Wine begins duties as trustee of Shenandoah Institute, succeeding J. W. Keller. Harry Long shows improvement after his foot was cut off at railroad yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Kiger
Rouss Fire Company
S. K. Wine
Shenandoah Institute
J. W. Keller
Harry Long
Expert Pans the Gals by Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle interviews Helen Fraser, director at Barbizon, on how American women mimic men in style while lacking inner virtues. Fraser critiques athleticism, postures, smoking, and handbag habits, urging women to regain feminine poise and refine beauty standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Maka Reservig Cain
Helen Fraser
Barbizon School of Fashioneering
Miss Frazer
Jimmy Durante
Frazer
Strength For The Day From Earl L. Douglas D D
The text reflects on God’s forgiveness and loving kindness. It contrasts divine judgment with Christ’s worth, urging sincere confession and trust that mercy comes through Jesus. Jesus often calls God Father, reducing fear and affirming a forgiving relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Father
Jesus
Almighty
Buffalo Bill Owned Newspaper Name
Buffalo Bill and his sister owned the Duluth Press. The paper’s editorial department was staffed exclusively by women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Bill
Bufflo Bill
Duluth Press
Barber’s itch and sycosis barbae and treatment options
A medical Q and A discusses sycosis barbae or barber’s itch, its progression from beard-area pustules to facial skin changes, and possible treatments. Early X-ray hair removal was proposed by experts, with caution about skin damage. penicillin and mercury or sulfa preparations are noted with varying effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
How's Your I Q Based on 10 Daily Questions
A quiz scoring page offers ten questions with daily attempts and a 10 day average. It lists scoring bands Mem ory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and hints at page 2 for answers. It asks about garlic exports from Europe Agre city Hugh Scott Bromley Oxnam and religious ranks, dice naming, Edgar Bergen radio, WWII roles, Anne Boleyn’s mother Queen, and Karnak ruins location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
Agre
Edgar Bergen
Charley McCarthy
Solid Fuels
Interior
Anne Boleyn
Karnak
Syria
Palestine
Egypt
Iran
Harrison Pushes Two Park Highways
Rep Burr P Harrison says the House subcommittee will set an early hearing date on his plan to open two roads through Shenandoah National Park despite Interior Secretary King’s opposition over cost. The article also notes a curious aside about the climbing fish of the East Indies that can live out of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shenandoah National Park
King
Burr P. Harrison
House Subcommittee On Public Lands
East Indies
Lander
Mark
Tim
Becket Center intrigue on campus amid wartime suspicions
In a campus setting at night, Tim and Mark discuss leaks and threats surrounding a center rumored to harbor espionage. Deb’s workplace friction and Warner’s intrigue add tension as Tim reflects on loyalty, safety, and possible espionage links. The chapter ends with a looming reveal and a warning from Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decessor
Sam
Washington
Warner
Deb
Jon
Tim
Grant
Marx Taylor
Pacific Intelligence Division
Mark
Canada
Judge Lander
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