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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1950
Page
4
Quote urges readers to act now to leave a legacy of kindness and deeds. The message cites biblical verse about preparing for death, encouraging orderly lives and good memories for future generations.
General L Lawton Collins warns that America’s strength lies in its free enterprise system and production. He contrasts free enterprise with socialism and totalitarianism, urging citizens to resist moves toward socialism that could sap the United States’ economic vigor and leadership.
In New York City high school student demonstrations near City Hall drew sharp condemnation for mob violence and disrespect to authority. The piece argues teachers and authorities must restore order through lawful means and questions the political aims behind the protests.
A paragraph condemns communist teachers in New York public schools and warns that yielding to student action signals a troubling future. The speaker notes the weekly earning of about $100 and declares the situation an omen if schools capitulate. The critique emphasizes persistent unresolved tensions in education and ideology.
The Times-Herald attacks Earl Browder and Sen Tydings for using him as a witness in a Communist infiltration inquiry. Browder, longtime Communist leader, claims no Communist in the State Department, while the piece notes his wartime reports to Roosevelt and talks with Welles Currie and O'Connor about China policy and purges.
Colorado Senator Edwin C. Johnson dropped his probe of Hollywood as misguided and impractical. The piece argues Congress should not meddle in private lives or business, urging Hollywood to self reform or risk losing public esteem and profits.
Dr. Lewis M. Allen 76, prominent physician and bank president, dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Birth announced for Mrs. Walter Bowen’s daughter. Bowen and Edna Williams are the mother. Police check Winchester cars for new plates. Clayton W. Chapman reported missing in action in Germany. Junior Board of Trade directors named. Betty Scott Hengeveld elected class reader at Westhampton. Ten years ago Laurens Jones named registrar, Berryville defeats Shepherdstown 3 2, Dickie Potts no hitter.
The famous health clown Co Cho amused students at Handley school. In the town, the long established business of S. H. Habley celebrated its 53rd year of operation here.
Fifty years ago a bucket brigade formed quickly to extinguish a fire in the kitchen of the home of Sallie Jones on Cecil Street. Mr and Mrs Joseph Strode were honored at a small party in Stephens City. George Kremer was convalescing from an injured knee.
Washington quarrel over Truman administration oil policy alleges bias toward foreign interests. Sullivan & Cromwell figures loom in the controversy as Mexico loan talks unfold, with Dulles brothers cited and oil claims debated. Arizona and New Mexico join the Union in 1912, adding stars to the flag following a Dewey recommendation approved by Taft.
A 1950 Features Syndicate report notes Dr. Oliver R. Bryant trialed antihistamines during the excitable phase of manic depressive psychosis in six patients. Results showed rapid quieting within 24 hours and improved thinking, though not a cure. No adverse blood or urine effects observed.
Present and past rainfall figures show 24 hour rain at 7 a m totaling .17 in for today May 17 there is a year to date total of .17 inch for 1950 and a cumulative rainfall to date of 9.38 inches. Average annual rainfall over 37 years is 36.56 inches with monthly averages listed from January to November totaling the year. Data courtesy of Winchester Research Laboratory.
A noted English mathematician Taylor became blind before middle age yet lived long and served worldwide. He devised a system to teach blind students mathematics and remained active, happy, and revered. His life shows how disability can spur service and lasting impact.
A reader quiz outlines daily IQ scoring from 9 to 10 correct as Memory Genius, 7 to 8 Very Superior, 5 to 6 Excellent, 4 Good with 10 days of questions. It then lists ten sample items including historic figures, geography, and mythic origins for verification.
Visitors can descend into a ceremonial kiva at Coronado State Monument twenty miles north of Albuquerque New Mexico. Wall images held special meaning for tribesmen who worshiped pagan gods here hundreds of years ago.
Jenny wakes to a cheerful reunion at home after a serious accident. Dr. Higbee notes lingering injuries but predicts recovery with rest. Natalie Brent and Diane reveal Natalie's engagement to Gary and plans to live together in Jenny's house, with Cathy-like warmth and festive relief.
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