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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1950
Page
4
The memorial day tribute recalls Civil War origins and the aim to honor those who served. It notes three wars since then and two worldwide conflicts, warns of new threats, and urges a renewed determination to safeguard the nation and the freedoms defended by the heroic dead.
The rise of natural gas use from under 3.8 million homes to 1.2 million homes and 700000 new homes yearly boosts wealth but threatens we may exhaust supplies. Industry already consumes more than a decade ago, while cities fear ill heated homes and forced fuel shifts if demand outpaces reserves.
The piece weighs how Duff of Pennsylvania and Morse in Oregon reflect a progressive tilt within the GOP, noting Grundy’s old machine in Duff’s rise, and the isolationist weakness in Morse’s opponent. It discusses potential paths to the presidential nomination with Taft, Eisenhower, Dewey, and possible cross-state alignments shaping the race.
The American Institute of Architects backs a new plan to replace sprawling metros with clusters of adjacent towns each 20 000 to 50 000 people linked by cooperation. They argue large cities foster corruption and decline civic virtue, urging a shift toward smaller, integrated communities.
Senator Taft replied to Truman's touring speech with a quip about government debt, saying every sunset brings the government $15 million deeper in debt and asking how long it can last. The remark reflects partisan critique during the political exchange.
A tense debate over extending rent controls dominates congressional action as southern Democrats oppose a semi permanent Spence plan. Debate centers on timing through 1951, with White House demands and Senate hurdles and potential voter backlashes shaping the outcome for Lucas Myers and other key figures.
A short test guide promises scoring from 100 questions over 10 days. It assigns memory based levels: 9–10 correct equals Memory Genius, 7–8 Very Superior, 5–6 Excellent, 4 Good. It directs readers to Page 2 for the correct answers and begins with a line about The Prime Ministers of In- (incomplete).
An article explains indigestion can mask grave diseases such as stomach cancer, tuberculosis, kidney disease, and prostate issues. It urges immediate study for new indigestion in older adults, notes cancer may lack early symptoms, and suggests X rays for those over 35 while stressing prompt treatment if cancer is diagnosed early.
In Winchester, a new Clarke County School board was to take office July 1. The Star notes include local births, graduates from Longwood College, and a strawberry market debut at 20 cents per quart, with mentions of Adelaide Coble and Ida Paulette Pifer among graduates.
Cadet Sgt Samuel Davis Preston Jr son of Mr and Mrs Sam D Preston of 448 W Leicester St named valedictorian at Greenbriar Military School Miss Marilyn Feeley daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Feeley of Mt Williams celebrated her ninth birthday with a party hosted by her parents
Workmen digging for the Northern Virginia Power Company on Cameron Street uncovered a number of bones. The remains appeared to be those of an unknown origin, prompting officials to suspend work and notify authorities for examination.
The Rev. Joseph S. Duckwall of Berkeley Springs was arranging to come here to take charge of the Highland Ave Presbyterian Church. A marriage license was issued to Harold E. McKee and Virgie O. Dinges, both of this county. John A. Dick celebrated his 53rd birthday with a surprise party at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, near White Hall.
James Williams trapped two black snakes in a large rat trap set in his corn crib. Miss Emma Cougill and Mr. George Cadwallader married, both county residents. Main Street name plates were repainted to read Loudoun Street.
Reported rainfall for the current 48 hours ending 7 am shows .92 inches with May totaling 5.70 inches to date and 1950 reaching 14.19 inches. The 37 year average stands at 36.56 inches per year with monthly averages listed from January through December, based on 1912 to 1949 data.
Liza endures a hollow routine at the mill and the old house as she distances herself from the past. She reads, practices piano, and avoids the kitchen, while the letter from her mother reveals a remembered life in France. Hespeth pushes her to socialize and shop, and Liza fights the pull of Chris Cameron and a looming return to former realities.
Eliza, still shaken by memories of Altemont, resumes piano but halts after a Brahms waltz. Annie Wilson enters quietly, offers help around the house and flowers, and hints at connections from the mill. Eliza resists change yet senses change creeping into the old house. To Be Combiau.
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