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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
4
The Bedouin neighbors of Israel faced suffering on May 9 1951 as reports described hardships and tensions in their communities amid regional unrest. The notice chronicles early postwar friction and humanitarian concerns affecting nomadic groups in the region.
The editorial weighs General MacArthur as a strong Republican possibility with Taft as a rival, while General Eisenhower appears a likely Democratic candidate if Truman does not run. It notes MacArthur’s dramatic appeal, Taft’s wonky public stance, and Eisenhower’s European command complicating a quick nomination.
Washington watchers say the Korean imbroglio may bolster President Truman as House and Senate Democrats align with him against critics on Capitol Hill. The so called Young Guard and Old Guard unite behind Truman while warning of a possible clash with a Republican candidate, Eisenhower noted as a risky platform.
Article explains the serious consequences of lacking vitamin C including weakened tissues, gum disease, bone and teeth issues, joint swelling, and possible anemia. It notes common dietary sources and urges daily intake for health. Also mentions trichomonas infection question with clarification on transmission from vagina to intestine.
Winchester Milling Corporation at 320 North Cameron Street announced a reorganization. New officers include CF Coffman as president treasurer Melvin L Seldon as vice president Clifford D Grim as secretary Fred A Naegley as general manager and John Barnett and Wade Guard named third and fourth lieutenants respectively.
Five years ago Boyce High School seniors staged Aunt Tillie Goes to Town with cast members Hilda Sud dith Dorothy McDonald Helen Lloyd Inez Shimp Hazel Merce Norman Taverner Gwynne Jones Charles Burtner Lawrence Russell Dorothy Brown Marie Grey. Directed by Miss Norma June Richards and Miss Leobel Lee. Miss Wood returned home after 18 months with the American Red Cross at Caledonia.
Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd altered plans at the last moment and completed a nonstop round trip flight from Kings Bay to the North Pole. He circled the Pole several times, achieving the first-ever overflight of the North Pole in a single journey. Members of the Frederick Md Kiwanis Club hosted Inter-club Day with participants including J M Orndorff Andrew Bell Ww L Ramsey J Howard Cather M B Clowe D E Stultz Howard Solenberger Cavell Ritter L L Hockman C A Freed H C Sheets Walter Cox Frank Bailey and Myer Hamberger.
The Reuss Fire Company warned suburban residents they must buy hose to receive fire protection. The notice emphasizes a charge to obtain firefighting services and outlines the policy for coverage in the suburbs.
The report lists past and present rainfall totals ending at 7 a m today with May 1951 and year to date figures. It provides historical averages from 28 year and 18 year periods, plus monthly averages for 1912 1950: January 2.48 February 1.95 March 2.86 April 2.09 May 3.83 June 3.91 July 3.04 August 3.90 September 2.69 October 3.33 November 2.53 December 2.46.
A quiz score description outlines daily results from 9 10 correct answers as Memory Genius to 4 correct as Good. It lists ten sample questions about Nevada senators Dempsey geography Hellespont NEA horse colors map scale and more with an answer section detailing Pearl Harbor ships Arizona Utah Cassin Downes Shaw Ogala.
Detective McGann testifies at an inquest into Ronald Tompkins's death. The medical examiner notes a moved body and a back wound. Pearson lies on oath about a Jamaica bird walk as an alibi. The verdict is death by unknown person or persons.
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