All is fair in love and war they say
Honest sentiment clashes with wartime horror as the writer questions if innocent civilians should be spared from destruction in future conflicts while recalling a brutal moment of striking a foe by the beard.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1952
Page
4
President and Vice President from Different Parties Feasible
The piece discusses a scenario where the House would elect the President and the Senate would choose the Vice-President in a divided three way race among Republican New Deal Democrat and Southern Democrat. It notes state based House voting could give Republicans the presidency while Democrats pick the Vice-President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Malthus Re-emerges in UN Population Projections
UN experts predict 19 nations could double their populations in 28 years based on lower infant mortality and longer lifespans. The study covers about half the world, excluding Russia and the Arabian peninsula, with Europe already higher than prewar levels and the U.S. projected to reach 190 million by 1975.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Russia
Arabian Peninsula
Europe
United States
U.S
Malthus
Century-old theory on population limits and nuclear war
The passage discusses a theory that population pressure leads to catastrophe such as plague or war to reduce humanity. It ponders whether the A-bomb and the developing H-bomb could fulfill that role, noting atomic warfare would be the sorriest solution to a humanitarian problem.
White-wall tires lift ban seen as swank and good for morale
Current Opinion argues the National Production Authority’s tire ban lift is a symbolic boost for spring and for malaya rubber supplies. It notes white-wall tires are nonessential, mostly a status symbol, and their prominence signals cultural vanity amid looming disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaya
Government grain rot exposes taxpayer losses in Illinois
The Wall Street Journal piece argues government stored corn rotted in Midwestern bins due to mismanagement by the Agriculture Department. Ray Vicker estimated $65,000 lost in two Illinois counties, a figure that underscores broader waste and calls for accountability beyond calls for more inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wall Street Journal
Ray Vicker
Mlinois
Washington
Vicker
Agriculture Department
Anne Meredith Woolfolk Joins All American Service Club
Miss Anne Meredith Woolfolk daughter of Mr and Mrs John Woolfolk on Lee Street has joined the All American Service Club stationed in Berlin Germany Mrs Bowyer B Browne entertained Century Club members Mrs Louis L Baker spoke on The Rise and Decline of the Motion Picture Industry Cadet Robert D Kern son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur R Kern and Valley Forge Military Academy student earned Honor Roll status for his second term Miss Irene Newlin mentioned in passing Mrs J C Oakes returned home after visiting Lynchburg and Mr and Mrs Herbert Miller hosted relatives from Strasburg and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Meredith Woolfolk
John Woolfolk
Lee Street
Berlin
Germany
Bowyer B. Browne
West Cecil Street
Century Club
Louis L. Baker
Robert D. Kern
Wilbur R. Kern
Shawnee Avenue
Valley Forge Military Academy
Festival dances set with Gar ber and Hudson lineup
Ed Molden announced Jan Gar ber and Dean Hudson will perform at the two Festival dances. Mrs. Russell Owens of Clearbrook is reported much improved after an illness. Miss Nancy Bond of the University of Pennsylvania is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Bond, in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Molden
Jan Garber
Dean Hudson
Russell Owens
Clearbrook
Nancy Bond
University of Pennsylvania
Allen Bond
Birth for Randall Nutter daughter noted in Kent street
Mr and Mrs Randall Nutter of South Kent Street receive congratulations on the birth of a daughter. The couple announced the happy event and the new arrival joins the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Nutter
South Kent Street
Mrs. Nutter
Parade committee members named for Apple Blossom Festival
The Apple Blossom Festival parade committee lists Dr L M Allen Grand Marshal F W Bailey W A Baker John H Rosenberger W Lee Fisher Grover Schinck Miss Elsie L Proffitt J Mack Noonan in charge of or chard tours Misses Katherine Herrell Pauline Shoop Genevieve Herrell and Mrs Maurice Cather organ committee for the First Baptist Church spent the day in Roanoke on committee business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Allen
F. W. Bailey
W. A. Baker
John H. Rosenberger
W. Lee Fisher
Grover Schinck
Elsie L. Proffitt
J. Mack Noonan
Katherine Herrell
Pauline Shoop
Genevieve Herrell
Maurice Cather
First Baptist Church
Roanoke
First Patient Admitted at New Hospital Under Construction
Pompey Green, a Negro hod carrier, became the first patient at the new hospital now under construction. He was treated for cuts and bruises caused by a fellow worker. The small son of Lewis Pidgeon of Wadesville required an operation after snuffing a bean up his nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompey Green
Lewis Pidgeon
Wadesville
Truman and Hillman barred from book profits
Washington reports an amendment to the 1960 revenue act closes the loophole used by President Truman and William Hillman in Eichsenhower era book profits. The Eisenhower law raised capital gains taxes on royalties, reducing payouts from The book Mr President and future authors face similar limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
William Hillman
President
Eisenhower
Europe
Internal Revenue
Ike
Irving Berlin
Rafael Sabatini
Capito! Hill
House
Ways and Means
Truman Hillman
Rainfall Totals and Averages for March and Year
Post weather figures show 48 hour rainfall ending 7 am with 3.58 inches in March to date and 8.93 inches for the year. The 39 year average stands at 36.79 inches and monthly means by year-linked period are listed with values for each month from January through December.
A Serious Emotional Conflict And Its Psychosomatic Symptoms
An emotional conflict can cause real physical illness known as psychosomatic illness. Many suffer nervous stomach or nerves in the heart with headaches. mental functions can dull under deep conflict. Rest cures often fail. confidential talks with a physician or family may help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poreen
Crime probes and political figures tied to wealth and reform
Wording hints that Senator Kerr is very wealthy while Senator Kefauver has publicized crime investigations and perceived cleanup efforts. The fragment suggests political scrutiny and wealth in play within national reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Kerr
Kefauver
How's Your I Q Score Based on 100 Questions
A quiz scoring guide splits daily results into Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and prompts to turn to page 2 for correct answers. It lists sample questions about The Autumn Garden NATO musical scores David and Uriah wife Anzio Yukon Territory the largest land animal the pause that time measured in watts and the Acropolis location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Uriah
Anzio
Yukon Territory
Watts
Acropolis
Draftees May Apply For Navy Enlistment
Chief Long, U S Navy Recruiter, announced draft eligibles may enlist in the Navy. The extension allows draftees until June 30 to choose a branch. Enlistees may be enlisted before induction notices arrive, even if mental and physical exams are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief Long
U.S. Navy
Navy
Sea Nymph Intrigue Ends In Dawn Shadow Mission
Inspector Liddell and allies creep toward the Sea Nymph in Manhasset Bay to surprise a lookout. Johnny Liddell eyes the silent vessel as Herlehy and Muggsy coordinate a stealth entry, gun ready, amid a dawn vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddell
Herlehy
Muggsy
Manhasset Bay
Mickey
Manhasset
Johnny Liddell
Inspector Herlehy
Muggsy Kiely
Muggs
Muggey
Liddell and Herlehy Confront Chinaman on Boat
Liddell and Herlehy abduct the Chinese bodyguard Cerla on a boat after a struggle. Liddell searches the wrecked area, notices a transmitter in use, and prepares to move toward the next room as the scene continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liddell
Herlehy
Cerla
Letter in Support for E. R. Clark in April Primary
A reader urges participation in the April 1 primary for council seats. The letter praises E. R. Clark of the Second Ward for his fiscally prudent platform including tax and license reductions and greater public input before ordinances. The writer vouches for Clark as honest, civic minded, and ready to improve city administration and streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Clark
Mr. Clark
Clark
Veterans' preference in federal jobs remains open to service
The Civil Service Commission says no service date limits apply except December 1 1941 and that World War II not being officially over means current military entrants likely receive veterans' preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service Commission
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas
The article profiles George Muller born in Prussia and educated in Halle who became a devoted English Christian figure. Converted in 1825 he died in 1896 at ninety three. His legacy includes five orphanages, millions of scripture distributed, and evangelistic travels funded by prayer alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
University of
Halle
Muller
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