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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1949
Page
6
This article explains that anemia results from various causes including iron deficiency, blood loss, and bone marrow issues. It emphasizes blood tests, iron intake from diet, protein adequacy, and proper medical guidance for iron therapy, with dietary suggestions and cautions about olive oil not aiding lymphoma treatment.
Washington May 21 James Marlow reports that public interest in the Atlantic Pact hearings was low as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee finished three weeks of hearings. The piece argues public support is clear and views the pact as a logical next step after the Marshall Plan amid a hardening stance toward communism and Russia. The note ends with a unrelated statistic about public libraries.
Rent controls were removed on a class of accommodations in Arlington county including Arlington Farms and the Federal dormitory project. Housing Expeditor Tighe E Woods said the action followed a Public Housing Administration request for a rent increase to cover an operating deficit, and a county survey showed demand for rental housing in the class has been reasonably met.
Golden Rule Bible class of Braddock Street Methodist meets at 9 45 a m tomorrow with the Good Samaritan class at Evangelical United Brethren church. Last week attendance was 119. Rev. Carl Hiser hoped to teach the lesson. Dr. Courtney Grim will …
Relief Virginia May 21. Mr and Mrs E J Hicks hosted guests including Ray Hicks Stephens City Har Hicks and family Arlington Genevieve Massie Winchester Carl Hicks and others. Afternoon visitors included Russell Carpenter Ann Jane Bayliss and Leslie Cornwell. Anniversary observances and a Young Adult class gathering with a wiener roast followed by plans to sell lunch at the Pifer sale Wednesday.
An official of the French Academy states there are 2796 languages spoken worldwide. The claim reflects a comprehensive linguistic census and highlights language diversity.
May 21 reports show visitors to Mrs. Rebecca Creamer’s home in Boyce include her sister Mrs. Lucy Oden of Luray and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Digivonna and their child, plus Mr. and Mrs. James Digivonna of New Jersey. Also Miss Zoe Berlin of Washington and Mrs. Wade Buckner of Red Chapel called, with Winchester guests at the Cottage and well wishes for ill Mrs. H J Martin. Reverend Gordon Mason of Kilmarnock, a former local pastor, was warmly greeted and assured of a welcoming stance from Clarke county residents.
More than 37 million motor vehicles were registered in the United States as of January 1, 1947, reflecting a strong postwar demand and growing automotive market across the nation.
Average precipitation in inches per month over 1913 to 1948 is given with values for February March April May June and totals. 36 year period shows annual rainfall average 36.42 inches and 1949 year to date totals 13.88 inches.
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