Patience urged for planting as sowing in tears brings joy
A March 31, 1956 entry counsels patience in farming. It urges husbandmen to plant and cultivate, wait for results, and recalls that those who sow in tears shall reap in joy.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1950
Page
4
End of the Trail of Frank Buck Noted Hunter Dies in Texas
The obituary recalls Frank Buck once famed as the man who would bring them back alive citing a Chicago crash three years prior and a decline in health. It notes his globe trotting life from age 18 and his influence on later generations and popular imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buck
Texas
Chicago
Buck
Jennny
Miz Folsom
Jenny
Ruthven
Scottie
Ghillie
Natalie
Nat
Italy Tightens Rule After Mass Strike Turned Riot
Premier De Gasperi enacts drastic measures to curb communist agitation as labor unrest widens. A 12 hour walkout escalates into San Severo riot when 4000 armed protesters clash with police and troops, wounding officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Gasperi
Italian Confederation of Labor
San Severo
Foggia
Parma
Opening of the communist spring offensive noted in quotes
The passage cites disturbances in both the agricultural south and industrial north and claims the communists have begun spending money lavishly. It warns Italy could be part of a broader, planned upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Loyalty program upheld but limits set on discharge ban
A two to one U S Court of Appeals ruling sustains the presidents loyalty program while unanimously limiting the loyalty board. The board may not bar a federal worker from all government employment for a fixed period. Decisions are not final and will be appealed to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Tax ruling narrows tax on Democratic Jefferson-Jackson dinner
The Internal Revenue Service ruled the Democratic National Committee owes no federal tax on about a half million dollars raised for the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner. The decision hinged on entertainment time and not admission, noting entertainers filled only about a eighth of the program. Republicans faced a 20 percent tax on Lincoln Day box party admissions, while March 15 reminders loom for taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Revenue Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Democratic War Chest
Phil Regan
Tony
Sally de Marco
Lena Horne
Uncle Sam
Battleships And Rockets Stir Naval Debate
Vice Admiral Bogan urges converting older battleships like the Missouri into guided missile platforms. The idea is echoed by Soviet reports of armed battleships. Pentagon hints say Kentucky conversion plans may be dropped as Missouri serves as a training ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogan
Air Affairs
Missouri
Norton Sound
Jane's
Pentagon
Kentucky
Apple Blossom Festival advisory committee chairman named
Clarke T. Cooper was chosen as chairman of the advisory committee to the president of the Apple Blossom Festival. Carl L. Campbell elected president of the Winchester Presbyterian Men of the Church. A birth and local civic notes wrap the report with a five year look at county farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke T. Cooper
Carl L. Campbell
Winchester Presbyterian Men of
Howard Carlyle
Loudoun St
Carlyle
Audrey Creswell
Ten Years Ago Five Grading Contest Snapshot
A brief item recalls a ten year anniversary of a five grade contest. Details mention participants and a showcase of scoring or evaluation outcomes, highlighting local involvement and community interest in the event.
Robert L. Miller Appointed Frederick County Chair
Twenty five years ago Robert L. Miller was named chairman of the Frederick County Equalization Board by Judge Whiting, marking a key local government appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Miller
Frederick County
Whiting
Winchester Bonds Sold Local to Keep Capital Home
Ifty years ago Winchester boasted that local buyers funded almost 4000 dollars of bonds. Purchasers included M. H. G. Willis, 8. H. Hansbrough, John W. Rice, George W. Wood, Thomas N. Lupton, and Pred Boyd. The $30,000 issue finances Market square payment of $9,000 and City Hall work totaling $10,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
M. H. G. Willis
8. H. Hansbrough
John W. Rice
George W. Wood
Thomas N. Lupton
Pred Boyd
Market Square
Agricultural Aid Overseas Sparks Global Farm Shift
Washington reports show Marshall Plan nations rapidly modernizing farming to US standards, risking permanent loss of overseas markets for cotton and tobacco. France, the UK, Turkey lead purchases while broader aid may fuel processing plants abroad, altering global trade and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Europe
Turkey
Scandinavia
Indonesia
India
Egypt
France
United Kingdom
Britain
Ankara
Algeria
French
Morocco
Italy
Aureomycin Helps to Clear Up Q Fever Cases Quickly
Dr. Herman N. Budesen notes Q Fever rising in importance with outbreaks and suggests aureomycin as effective treatment. The disease caused by Coxiella burneti affects those in livestock contact and may resemble influenza or pneumonia. Chloromycetin may help but requires more study. Early diagnosis and thorough evaluation are essential for proper therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Rainfall Statistics From Winchester Research
Present and past rainfall figures show March total 2.95 inches and 1950 year to date 7.72 inches. The 37 year average annual rainfall stands at 36.56 inches, with monthly averages for 1913 to 1949 listed as May 3.81, August 3.93, and other months summarized in the Winchester data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ita Spe
Courtesy of
Winchester Research
Man Learns Where Brother Is Buried After Many Years
C. A. Cooper of 130 S. Cameron St. learns his brother Frank H. Cooper who died December 4 1902 in the Philippines is buried in National Cemetery San Francisco. A 44 year old letter found this week shows the body was returned to the United States in 1906 for reburial. Cooper came to Winchester in 1906. the letter was found by a niece Mrs. William E. Eccard of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Cooper
S. Cameron St
Frank H. Cooper
Philippines
National Cemetery
San Francisco
13Th
A. S. Infantry
Cooper
Winchester
William E. Eccard
Washington
How's Your I Q Mem ory and the Daily Test
A curious 10 day quiz scores readers on 100 questions with daily results and grade names. Penkix Pauwarter provides sample answers including questions on geography the Supreme Court pay Moira Shearer and London marriage the Vice President role flag etiquette UNRRA White Sands and McKinley’s succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penkix Pauwarter
United States
Moira Shearer
Ghillie to Stay With Mayhews as Folsom Leaves
Jenny agrees to keep Ghillie for Mrs. Folsom who departs suddenly to tend a sick sister. Ruthven helps, as Ghillie adapts to the new routine with the Mayhews while Jenny faces mounting domestic duties and a hint of Diane and Fred's arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Nousework
Fred
Mrs. Folsom
Fred Barbour
Ghillie
Ruthven
Jenny
Mayhews
Folsom
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