If We Love Our Neighbors We Will Do Good
A May 8 1951 message urges helping those in need by seizing every opportunity to aid a child youth or elder. The speaker condemns those who see no chance to help and calls for acts of charity toward all people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Brandon
Mr. Brandon
Turkey
Greece
Yugoslavia
Italy
Spain
Europe
Korea
Russia
United States
Mediterranean
MacArthur
Pacific
Nuge Place
O’callahan
McGann
Wexton
Lindy
Dr. Scholz
Beil Publishing
King
Tompkins
Ringling Brothers
McGanson
Fred
J. P. Morgan
Charley
Farner
Farwell
Pearsons
Ronnie
Varwell
Traptotes O'Callahan
What Men Dislike In Fashion Survey Of Show Business Males
An informal poll of men in show business lists what they regard as unattractive in women’s attire. Items include big hats, crooked seams, low heels, gloves at cocktail parties, low cut dresses, colored nails, and untidy hair.
Govt Propaganda Push At Editors’ Convention
Report from a Washington editors’ convention highlights a growing federal propaganda apparatus with claims of a daily tax subsidized newspaper to praise the administration and bureaus. Cleveland and Tampa editors cited an incomplete probe noting at least 45,000 bureaucrats involved in positive publicity efforts.
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Washington
Cleveland
Tampa
MacArthur’s Peace Vision in Congressional Testimony
The General’s antiwar stance argues against a inevitable global clash with Russia. He believes mass opposition to war exists, science drives peacetime realization, and atomic threats make new world war unthinkable. He warns that another war would devastate civilization and leave only the dead smiling.
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MacArthur
Korea
Moscow
Russia
United States
General MacArthur
Wasteful Printing Program Costs Revealed in Probe
A congressional report by Representative Rees highlights a massive printing and mimeo operation with 256 auxiliary plants costing up to 500 million dollars. The study, issued near the Korean War onset, accuses officials of misinformation, unaltered tripe, and bias to protect bureaucratic jobs.
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Ment
Rees
Kansas
Burial of Bonnie Sue Ritenour reported in Johns Hopkins note
One year ago Bonnie Sue Ritenour daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ritenour Stephens City died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore from leukemia. Also noted co chairs for Pencil Day at Winchester Memorial Hospital and several local names in school track team honors and a bank assets milestone exceeding two million dollars.
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Bonnie Sue Ritenour
Charles Ritenour
Stephens City
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
John B. McKee
BE. W. Lacy
Wonchester Memorial Hospital
Buckley Family Man Reenlisted in U S Army Near Germany
David D. Stickley son of Mr and Mrs D Douglas Buckley 517 South Loudoun Steel reenlisted for three years in the U S Army He was stationed in Bremen Germany with the Army of Occupation Announcement also notes the marriage of John L Warner to Miss Olive Buckley in Richmond on April 27
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David D. Stickley
D. Douglas Buckley
South Loudoun Steel
U.S Army
Bremen
Germany
Army of Occupation
Winchester
John L. Warner
Miss Ove! Buckley
Richmond
Handley High sends 31 to UVA for VLA LAL meeting
Ten years ago Handley High School sent 31 students to the University of Virginia for the 27th annual Virginia Literary and Athletic League meeting. The one act play cast included Ben Dutton Betty Jane Gearing Sam Rhodes Dorothy Moore Ann Williams and Duell Glover with Philip Barnhart James Thomson Howell Rivers and Ruby Land-
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Handley High School
University of Virginia
Virginia Literary and Athletic League
Ben Dutton
Betty Jane Gearing
Sam Rhodes
Dorothy Moore
Ann Williams
Duell Glover
Philip Barnhart
James Thomson
Howell Rivers
Ruby Land
North Valley Orchard Names Officers and Directors
The North Valley Orchard Corporation elected officers and directors: Boyd R. Richards president, M. B Richards vice president, Henry Steere secretary, Dudley Harley treasurer, and directors H. C. Warden, Nelson F. Richards, and Joseph H. Bakery F. Asbury Hubbard had fallen at his home and broken his hip.
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North Valley Orchard Corporation
Boyd R. Richards
M. B Richards
Henry Steere
Dudley Harley
H. C. Warden
Nelson F. Richards
Joseph H. Bakery
F. Asbury Hubbard
Fifty Years Ago Bartonsville Fire Destroys Dawes Home
The B. M. Dawes family escaped death as their Bartonsville residence burned down. Willie Atkinson, son of Judge Atkinson, suffered a broken wrist while playing after school with other youths.
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B. M. Dawes
Bartonsville
Willie Atkinson
Judge Atkinson
Middle East oil and Soviet aims shape postwar strategy
Washington weighs Iran Iraq and Palestine tensions as Stalin eyes Middle East oil. The memo notes Moscow seeks oil control to fuel Europe and Asia, while U.S. aid and loans to Iran Turkey and others hinge on British negotiations and Western unity amid Korea and Europe rearmament.
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Washington
Korea
Europe
Washin
Iran
Iraq
Palestine
Britain
State Department
Pentagon
Acheson
Marshall
Stalin
Middle East
Mohammed Mosedagh
Moscow
Mediterranean
Asia Minor
Schulenburg
Hitler
Berlin
Abuse of Sedatives And Bromide Habit Dangers
A medical note outlines risks of sedative abuse especially bromides causing bromism with weakness drowsiness and possible excitement. Treatment favors high salt therapy under physician supervision and cautions against daily reliance. bromides remain useful but harmful when misused.
Rainfall Figures and Averages From May 1951
The report lists today 7 am rainfall with May total and to date figures for 1951. It includes 38 year averages and monthly rainfall in inches for January through December with specific values for each month, noting overall averages.
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Rae Jan
Juune
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Score Guide
A quiz feature outlines daily score ranges from 9–10 correct for Memory Genius to 4 correct for Good. It prompts Page 2 for answers and lists ten sample questions covering voting rights in DC, Cleveland’s namesake, Isle of Man waters, horse anatomy, laudanum, a German bishop, Lot’s wife, the Achilles tendon, Amelia Earhart, and Gertrude Lawrence’s birthplace.
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District of Columbia
Cleveland
Ohio
Grover Cleveland
Isle of Man
United Protestantism
Germany
United States
Pacific Ocean
Gertrude Lawrence
Neon
Who Discovered the Gala Pagos Islands
The islands were discovered accidentally by the Bishop of Panama in 1538 when his ship was blown off course during a voyage from Panama to Peru. They belong to Ecuador and were later popularized by Charles Darwin who studied the unique animal life there.
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Panama
Peru
Ecuador
Charles Darwin
Murder Trial Angles in Ronnie Tompkins Case
Detective McGann probes Ronnie Tompkins murder with ex wives testimonies and autopsy findings. Journalists chase angles from Hollywood to Cannes as the inquest opens and the crowd parades suspects, including Tompkins’ wives and the Pearsons manservant.
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Winchester Evening Star
DeLisser @1, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press
Vance
W. Va
Peach
Washington Evening Star
Washington Front
the Star
BY Ray Tucker
Mosedagh
Truman
Lapo
London
Molotov
Japan
Finland
Dardanelles Straits
Bosporus
Batum
Baku
Persian Gulf
Saudi Arabia
Soviet Union
Skahalin Islands
Kremlin
North Atlantic Alliance
Henry F. Grady
Mr. Grady
Herman N. Bumbesen
A.D
M. N
Scott
R. J. Scott
I.Q
Fred Dickenson
Nannie Pompkins
Eagie
Mack
Onnie
Thena
Frazier Farwell
Oeen
McGannn
Charny Jones
Dink Wexton
Honnie
Qla
McGane
Vionne Bombenei
Irma Tompkina
Kathleen
Nouse
Union Square
Faith Starr
Cannes
Gladys Mars
Hollywood
Gladys
Worth Street
New York Medical Examiner
Joe
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