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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1949
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star cites a passage from Acts 2 42 noting believers sold possessions and shared with all in need, reflecting early church practice. The brief juxtaposes scriptural wording with a modern reflection on communal generosity.
The Star questions F. P. Miller’s claim of a free society in Virginia and his refusal to name citizens punished for political reasons. It cites rumors about firing state workers, past editorials, and mentions Carter Glass and Byrd allies amid debates over Judge Roberts and the Coleman amendment.
The writer defends the Star's past editorials on Senator Russell Cather and Governor Price, denying derogatory coverage. He urges readers to question Mr. Miller's Sunday statements as baseless and reckless, suggesting such tactics rarely appeal to Virginians.
Congressman Mack discusses federal taxes and the national debt using a banker's demonstration with $1000 bills. He estimates 44 billion in taxes would form a 14 652 foot stack and 252 billion debt would reach nearly 16 miles, urging cuts to reduce government waste.
A critical editorial urges Paul Robeson to continue his singing career and resist adopting a party line. It praises his influence and cautions that speeches endorsing communism would harm the Negro cause, suggesting the real power lies in example set by figures like Hayes Bunche Louis Robinson Anderson and Maynor.
One hundred gold and green uniforms are ordered for Reuss fire company. Jeep damages Omp's ambulance by cashing into it, causing about $1000 in damage. Legion prepares for opening game against Middletown Minks.
Reported heavy Russian attacks reach Sevastopol area as Washington releases new wartime figures. Ipswich vicar notes a vision of Orist on the Cross amid ongoing conflicts.
Boyce alumni claim their production Little Old Lady offers a different view. Chanters win heartfelt ovation at Crystal Caverns as Federation of Music Clubs gathering closes.
Local audience cheers Shubert's Blossom Time at Empire. Handbey ties SVA 3 3 in 12 innings with Hockman pitching. Miss Audrey Fritts of Mr Alry is May Queen at Marion College.
In this meditation on Mother's Day the author argues no single date defines memory. Mothers remember through daily influence and sacrifices, while sons and daughters seek to honor them by choices and success. He notes gendered ties, family dynamics, and motherhood as humanity's enduring force guiding future generations.
A 10 day quiz ranks readers by daily scores from 9 to 10 correct equals Memory Genius to 4 correct equals Good. Page 2 holds correct answers and questions cover Straw Hat Day definitions fruit varieties, fabrics, bridge terms, anatomy, government posts, and caviar grades.
An article urges preventing tooth decay in children through a balanced diet and regular dental visits, highlighting sodium fluoride as the best preventive method. A 2 percent fluoride solution given four times a week apart can reduce decay by about 40 percent, with effects lasting up to three years.
The piece recalls John Quincy Adams at eighty and a sermon about aging with attitude. It contrasts a dilapidated exterior with a well kept inner life and jokes about a listener who spent time on interior decorating. The message: age is largely about attitude and inner care.
The text explains the spelling of Dutchess County New York. It notes the county derives from Mary of Modena, Duchess of York, and states that before Johnson's Dictionary appeared in 1755 the title was spelled with a T. Therefore the county name retained the T.
Beatrice tours Mrs. Barton’s sparsely furnished country home with Libby and learns about the widow’s private life and values While Libby contemplates future visits and Jane’s return Beatrice prepares to depart for Cecily’s apartment and confront Porter’s unhappiness and her own uncertain future
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