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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
5
Nathan Hatch and Dr Laurence E. Morehouse debut ripple soles on Army boots to cut leg and back shock by about 40 percent. Tests showed reduced fatigue and a feeling of walking on air, with potential uses for postal workers police and athletes.
The Gettysburg College Choir under Dr Parker Fagnild gave a concert at Grace Lutheran Church. The group displayed precision and technique from many hours of practice though the soprano line showed some weak quality. Alto tenor and bass sections produced strong resonant tone. Dr Fagnild aims for a tonal effect unusual for college choirs with several works singled out for praise.
The arrangement of Psalm 50 by Lawrence Morton was performed with exacting precision and tone coloring. The chorus sang in all 16 selections and the Danish carol Christmas Comes Again closed a satisfying program. The article notes the U S Patent Office had issued 7,573 bicycle patents before 1900, most after 1890.
Barabbas the Robber, a Rank England sound film, will be shown at 7 45 PM in Reliance Evangelical United Brethren Church Activities Building. The story follows Barabbas from release through the crucifixion and his realization that Jesus died for him. A silver offering will follow the film.
The fighters used by Britain in 1940 included the Spitfire and the Hurricane providing crucial aerial defense during the battle.
The Rev. Forrest B. Oglesby, district superintendent, will guest preach at Braddock Street Methodist Church Sunday at 11. His sermon title is Here I Raise Mine. The Men’s Choir and a trio will sing Like As A Father by Cherubini. Pastor Dr. Wright will speak at the 7:30 p.m. service on Lets Go.
A broad medical vote endorses a child health initiative approved by more than ten thousand physicians. The endorsement highlights safety and efficacy claims and signals wide professional support for the program.
The children's choir will perform at the service with each child taking a special part in the program.
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