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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1949
Page
4
Congressman Harrison condemned the UN as ineffective and blamed both Russia and the U S for blocking reform. The piece argues against the veto, criticizes ongoing unilateral U S action, and asserts real change requires eliminating the veto and trusting collective security.
Current Opinion notes Senator Byrd will vote against the confirmation of Wallgren to head the National Security Resources Board. It argues Wallgren lacks qualifications, would concentrate powers, and warns of potential misuse of funds and personnel. Byrd’s stance is described as pivotal and patriotic.
Those in Sierre Leone sent $22.50 to Windy City churchmen to combat the evils of civilization in Chicago, but the gesture shows good intent without grasping the scale of the task.
A week of warm weather peaking at 88 degrees threatens local apple yields. Freda Keller and Johnny Gibbs win costume prizes at Stephens City High School Sadie Hawkins dance. The Senate plans to pass a 4.8 billion income tax cut late today. W Nelson Page donates a 2100 diet kitchen to Winchester hospital in memory of his mother.
Five years ago in 1944 RAF bomb raids continue for a 12th night as Allied and German forces engage near Cassino with inconclusive results. The Soviet push deepens into Balkan regions amid ongoing war coverage. Jet letters edited by A B Babb go to overseas members with local news. Senior class at Stonewall High School stages an all women dramatization of Little Women. Eugene and Charles Clem receive a surprise birthday party at their Vaucluse home.
Ten years ago in 1939 Hitler visited Memel the Lithuanian seaport on the Baltic aboard a battleship with troops from East Prussia in attendance. Germany and Romania signed trade pacts as the events unfolded in Europe. The Marquis of Winchester sent a silver plaque to Winchester Virginia.
Harry Sinclair refuses to testify about oil dealings before the Senate. Dr Honoria Pueyrredon begins duties as Argentinian ambassador to the United States in Washington. Additional convicts are assigned to road work on Front Royal project.
Charles Ballard, an American, was kidnapped and beaten by Mexicans. J. William Rudolph died at his home near Strasburg. Mr. and Mrs. John Cornwell planned a several weeks trip to Florida.
Elliott Lawrence, 24, runs a top college dance band that travels 65 000 miles yearly and grossed 300 000 dollars last year. The outfit of 17 members pays each musician 5000 to 7000 annually, plus required staff and road crew, with agency and manager cuts. He notes expenses are high and net income often ends up borrowed for taxes as he aims for a future in serious music.
A reader praises an editorial on constitutional government as cited by Senator Maybank of South Carolina in the Congressional Record. The letter notes the editorial’s value and urges thoughtful readership attention.
A scanned teaser lists daily IQ scoring categories from Memory Genius to Good. It poses questions on the Hoover Commission, Charles Dickens, W Averell Harriman, George Washington's burial site, and William Langer, indicating a quiz format with page 2 for answers.
Article outlines health risks after age 45 and stresses regular six month doctor check ups to detect kidney liver and diabetes disorders. It warns about constipation diarrhea stomach issues and dangers of overweight and emotional stress before advising rest and lighter living to delay aging. It includes a Q and A on bunion surgery with a brief answer from an orthopedic specialist.
A compilation lists queries on politics and science, including an Iowa senator and Eisenhower nickname, asks about Rankin’s state, light velocity, and the Met in New York. It notes ballet history from Beauchamps to 1670 80 and explains railroad shoo fly tracks and frogs as rerailing aids.
Mrs Sophy and Tim hear Lan der's threat while Debby and Deborah navigate a tense social scene. Clive Warner resents blocked plans with Deb and Burke Romney pushes a secret assignment as Deborah handles crucial isotope notes. Deb and Tim face hush hush work and risk as a hit and run incident looms.
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