Subscription rates and prayer note mix in brief
The item lists subscription prices by mail or route for one year six months and one month with separate outside VA and WV postage and carrier rates. It includes a religious quote about finding peace through prayer for friends and asks for intercessory prayer for others seeking forgiveness and guidance.
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Economic Upturn Hangs On Labor Trouble Settlements
Analysts foresee an economic upsurge if current labor troubles are settled, with new strikes likely in other industries. Stock market gains would mark the upturn, though inflation would rise as wages and prices climb. Rising prices could accelerate business value more than falling prices.
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New York Stock Exchange
Atomic Arms Expand Across Military Use and Power
The article describes diverse atomic weapons from small tactical bombs to massive super-blockbusters. It notes undisclosed progress on atomic shells for guns and predicts a climactic American explosion at Eniwetok in the Pacific. Hydrogen bombs are anticipated after, with potential millions of tons of TNT, raising questions about leadership and restraint.
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Eniwetok Proving Ground
Pacific
Japan
Whale Meat Moves Into Metropolitan Markets
Whale meat reappears in select outlets as processors push a mammal product once linked to World War I rations. Experts note whales yield two to four tons per specimen with price driving demand, while some diners compare it to beef and prefer traditional meats due to taste.
Lions as Pets in Ancient Times Revealed in Zoo Journal
The Bandar-Lee article cites Ellen Thorne Smith on lions kept as pets by rulers in Central Europe and other ancient cultures. It notes lions trained to hunt, shadow boxing for heraldry, and even domestication by Assyrians while warning of unreliable tame behavior.
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Ellen Thorne Smith
Bandar- Lee
Zoo
Brookfield
Europe
Harrison District Picks Burr Harrison for Congress by Acclamation
At the 7th District Democratic convention in Harrisonburg on Saturday the hall unanimously nominated Burr P. Harrison for Congress. J Sloan Kurkendall praised Harrison’s three terms in Congress and his Jeffersonian ideals while Byrd Robertson and the Virginia delegation received strong praise for state governance and national influence. The piece notes a potential GOP challenge in a Republican year while affirming Harrison's strong district support.
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Harrisonburg
Congress
Burr P. Harrison
City of
Winchester
Harrison
J Sloan Kurkendall
Caucy
Robertson
Byrd
Virginia
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Winchester News Roundup of Local Socials and Announcements
Basil Starkey spoke at Winchester Aerie 824 as Fraternal Order of Eagles notes Mother’s Day events. Mrs Green hosted Fredericktown Garden Club meeting. Patsy Keckley’s 16th birthday celebrated. Shephard College students visiting. Winchester Needlework Guild officers listed. Eva Grove wed William James Call announced by South Lond. OU Street ladies.
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Basil Starkey
Winchester
C. J. Keckley
Patsy
Messrs
John Sencindiver
Jack Bovne
Bill Way
Bill Dunn
Shepherd College
Winchester Needlework Gilde of America
D W. Ritenours
C. B
W. L. Cauthorne
Lily Cramer
W. C. Grove
South Lond. OU Street
Eva Grove
William James Call
Mr and Mrs James Filing Celebrate 61st Anniversary
Mr and Mrs James L Filing of Frederick County celebrate their 61st wedding anniversary. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Joseph Bayliss Rate 2 receive congratulations on the birth of a child.
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James L. Filing
Frederck County
Joseph Bayliss
Clarke graduates. Massie named town official
Miss Louise P Clarke graduates from Presbyterian Hospital Philadelphia. John Massie appointed town police by the City Council. A 45 horsepower boiler installed at Joe Savage distillery Kernstown to support increased Virginia whiskey production.
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Louise P. Clarke
Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
John Massie
Po Lecum
City Coune
Joe Savage
Kernstown
38th Parallel Decision Shaped Korea Split
Washington reports the 38th parallel as the Korea line was an expedient surrender boundary. Official records show the 1945 choice aimed to limit Soviet advance and safeguard Seoul, with later moves fueling a long term division after clashes and withdrawals.
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Washington
38Th Parallel
Korea
R. B. Dunlap
Shreveport
Cairo
Truman
Stalin
Potsdam
Stor
United States
Henry L. Stimson
James F. Byrnes
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Seoul
MacArthur
U.S S. R
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas D D
Dr Albert Schweitzer in the African jungle is praised as a Christian example of selfless service. The piece notes his mastery in music medicine theology and a life devoted to others with Bach organ records available and a biblical quote about serving the least of these.
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Albert Schweitzer
Sch
Weitzer
Africa
Christ
Schweitzer
Paris Bach Society
How's Your I Q Based on LOC Questions
A list of ten LOC style questions with quiz prompts and scoring notes. Items include membership questions for YMCA YWCA, meanings of ice in thieves jargon, fields tied to Herschel Copernicus Halley, heroine of Rob Roy, respiration pigment in vertebrate blood, authorship of Trail of the Lonesome Pine, Panama Canal use in the Spanish American War, shorthand for two thousand thousand, a magazine edited by Henry Wallace, and correcting a hospital sentence.
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YMCA
Th Ywca
Herschel, Copernicu
Halley
Scott
Rob Roy
Panama Canal
New York
Henry Wallace
Letter to editor disputes license claims and council action
W Carroll Willis of 38 E Piccadilly St disputes a May article listing his name in headlines. He alleges a discriminatory ordinance raised his Bilevere Store repair tax to 60 dollars while others paid 40 and accuses officials of a whitewash in Dec 11 council actions.
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the Star
Clowe
Percy Miller
Fred Brumback
Miller
Marshall
Council
W. Carroll Willis
E. Piccadilly St
Rainfall Figures For Past 39 Years Shown
The report lists rainfall data including 24 hour rainfall to 7 am on May 07 and year to date totals for 1952. It provides 39 year averages and monthly averages for 1912 to 1951 with values for each month from January to December.
New Ointment Protects Skin For Diaper Rash And Sores
An article describes a new silicate based ointment that shields skin from clothing and secretions, aiding healing for diaper rash chafing bed sores and rashes. It adheres without reacting chemically or dissolving in heat or cold, remains resistant to soap and water, and is used alongside standard medicines every four to eight hours.
POUND FOOLISH CHAPTER TWENTY NINE CONFLICT AT HOME
Leonie rebels against her guardians as she confronts their strict views on reading and her education. She declares she will leave, seek work, and live independently, while Henri and Heloise debate her prospects and future.
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Henn
Leonie
Laomie
Father Dodd
Henri
Pather Dodd
Leonie Gang
Helene
Hardy
Heloime
Leon
Heloise
Ner
Calvert
Brother
Robert Mollcy
Leonie Reconciles With Family Amid Social Turmoil
Leonie apologizes for unpleasant behavior and reconciles with her uncle Henri. The household remains tense as Leonie joins a lively evening gathering with friends including Rodgers and a stylish young woman, while Henri debates her social circle with Heloise.
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Leonie
Henri
Lome
Auntie
Hety
Joseph Newman
Rodgers
Heloises
Heloise
Bettenkampf's
Callahan
Helene
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