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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1950
Page
6
Medical discussion notes baths and water temperature influence on circulation and immunity. Cold exposure tightens skin vessels and raises heart and breathing rates before relaxation. heat relaxes or contracts vessels, increases sweating, and can trigger fevers. Warm baths aid muscle pain and neuritis, while alternating warm and cold baths assist circulation under a physician's guidance.
HAL BOYLE reports on Dr Anson Phelps Stokes a Yale former secretary and Washington Cathedral canon who after a 13 year 3000 page study foresees closer church cooperation in the United States with continued separation of church and state. He notes Rockefeller backing and international interest in the findings amid a democracy linked to religion.
Public Health Service warns readers to start sunbathing in small doses of 15 minutes, then add 15 minutes daily to reach a desired tan. Avoid peak heat, watch for burns on cloudy days, and use suntan lotion. Red Cross outlines burn degrees and first aid steps, including calamine lotion and sterile dressings, with emergency care guidance.
Israel plans arming civilians with rifles and a new law to ease small arms purchases at lower prices. Col Mordecai Makleff states the military aims for widespread familiarity with defense. Separate note mentions Colorado fishing waters with 13 022 miles of streams and 2 311 lakes open to public angling.
The 4-H club market livestock sales in Virginia have grossed over $100,000 for 375 members this spring. A final sale in Suffolk is planned. Grand champions include Carroll Grove of Waynesboro with two Angus steer shows and Cleon and Mae Grove with hog pens in Richmond and Staunton. Other champions hailed from Fredericksburg, Essex, Danville, Halifax, and more.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White and Mr. and Mrs. John Goode traveled to Washington Sunday. A large barn on A W Mauck’s farm burned Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carver were supper guests at Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Watkins Thursday. Mrs. Hazel Foreman and son Michael visited her parents near Moorefield Virginia. George Rosier Jr dined with Leland Broadstater in Berryville Tuesday. Raymond Bradfield and daughter Betty Lou with George Rosier Jr visited W W Brewner Sunday. David Allamong and family visited Stanley Watkins Tuesday evening. The cacao tree arrived in the African Gold Coast from tropical America about 70 years ago.
The book surveys Robinson’s rise from poverty to MLB stardom, tracing UCLA days and early Arm y years while answering what kind of man achieved breaking baseball’s color line. It contrasts with Ted Williams bio by Sampson, recommending readers skip if Williams’ psyche intrigues them.
Los Angeles radio officers M. G. Hutcherson and D. K. Duggins were ordered to investigate a loud radio. They found five men playing draw poker, arrested them, and escorted them toward the jail while the radio was turned off.
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