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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1951

Page

4

Brannan Hints The Boss President Truman May Run Again

Secretary of Agriculture Brannan said yesterday he hopes The Boss President Truman will run again in 1965. Brannan praises Truman as a leading advocate of socialized agriculture and notes Brannan would lose his job if Truman is not reelected.

Brannan Truman Frazier Pecos McGann Phil Spitaing Chary Farwell Arthur Godfrey Galen Drake Nary Kary Tompkins Holton Farweill Patagonia

Memorial Day origins and evolving meaning in U.S. history

The piece traces Memorial Day from its 1868 GAR origins to its broader role honoring veterans of the Civil War Spanish American War World War I and later conflicts. It notes the shift from Decoration Day to Memorial Day during World War I and reflects on four generations of Americans who served in four wars.

GAR

Quote on Freedom and Courage from a Free Country

A reflection praising a nation that endured trials and errors to remain free and strong. It honors the gallantry of its sons and daughters who chose courage over submission, implying a tribute to national resilience and liberty.

Tax on safety razors sparks tax warning and evasion tips

The House Ways and Means Committee voted a ten percent tax on safety razors and blades and electric razors as a warning to shavers. Suggestions to beat the tax include using a straight razor, sharpening blades with various methods, or letting the beard grow until a Republican is elected.

House Ways and Means

Twig Bent Boy Faces Dishes After Bankrupt Paper Route

A New York mother punishes her 12 year old son for an attempted newspaper route fraud. He faked accounts to cover losses and planned to go into farming. Police found him asleep in a friend's basement and returned him home for extra dishwashing duties.

New York

Candid Comment on Government Advice to Farmers

A Wall Street Journal observation notes farmers face advice from the government and must choose the option that minimizes harm. The piece critiques the abundance of guidance and the complexity of selecting practical steps.

THAT FAST BUCK

Pathfinder notes the dollar’s shrinking purchasing power but highlights its quick spending pace and rapid circulation in everyday transactions.

Old Stonewall staff Recall 1943 Graduation

News notes reflect Stonewall High School as it held its final commencement with the 1943 diploma recipients. Principal Bryant Haper and teachers Lucille Kersey Mary Jane Jolliffe Light Grace Carpenter attended along with the graduates.

Stonewall High School Dipomas Bryant Haper Lucille Kersey Mary Jane Jolliffe Light Grace Carpenter Middletown High School

Local Visitors in Berryville and Alexandria Attendees

1A Holmes Newcome Sgt J E Kercheval and Sgt Marion Jenkins of Co 118 V86 were in Alexandria on business. Miss Josephine Drury Mary Washington College was expected to arrive for the Berryville summer. Col William B Clagett and Mrs Clagett visited Berryville. Miss Barbara Easter of Washington DC was mentioned.

Holmes Newcome J. E. Kercheval Marion Jenkins Alexandria Josephine Drury Mary Washington College Berryville William B. Clagett Clagett Barbara Easter Washington, D. C

Stephens City High School Home Economics Club President

Ruth Parker succeeds Jillian Snyder as club president at Stephens City High School Home Economics Club. Kenneth Williams listed with Russell Williams at 0166, Kernstown map.

Ruth Parker Arthur Parker Charles St Jillian Snyder T. O Snyder Kernstown Stephens City

Local Family Notes Include Injuries and Engagement

Claude Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson of 21 East Germain Street, fell from his porch and fractured an arm. Miss Isabelle Frances North, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. North, married Mr. Paul Long Miller of Winchester. Miss Elizabeth Baker, daughter of Mrs. Edmonia Stine Baker, returned home after graduating from Flora Macdonald College in Red Springs North Carolina.

Claude Anderson John Anderson East Germain Street Isabelle Frances North John W. North City Paul Long Miller E. W. Miller Winchester Elizabeth Baker Edmonia Stine Baker Mr. Baker Flora McDonald College Red Springs N. C

Gainesboro Coal Mine Again Attracts Out-Of-Town Interest

Fifty years ago the Gainesboro Coal Mining Company drew attention from a new group of external businessmen. City treasurer George M. Kinzel suffered a severe fall at the police court when he slipped on a waxed floor and struck his head on a base board.

Gainesboro

Oil in Iran Could Trigger Wider World Conflict

Western powers warn Iran's nationalists will not yield on oil leases. Britain and the United States resist talks, fearing a Russian gain if American and British interests withdraw. The piece links Iranian oil to Middle East unrest, Korea, and potential global conflict.

Washington Iran London Middle East Korea Russia State Department Acheson 10 Downing Street Saudi Arabia Aramco Teheran

Joint Chiefs of Staff During World War II

Initially the JCS consisted of General of the Army George C. Marshall General of the Army Henry H. Arnold and Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King. In July 1942 a fourth member joined as Chief of Staff to the Commander in Chief Fleet Admiral William D. Leahy.

Joint Chiefs of Staff George C. Marshall H. H Arnold Ernest J. King JCS Wiliam D. Leahy

Penicillin Cuts Scarlet Fever Danger With Rapid Recovery

A study of 365 scarlet fever patients shows penicillin rapidly eradicating the germs and reducing complications. Doses of 150 000 units every eight hours were effective whether injected or taken by mouth, with minimal advantage to injections. Some rheumatic fever cases occurred, best results achieved with ten days of treatment.

Moorright

Rainfall Totals and Averages From Historical Weather Data

The report lists rainfall over the past 24 hours ending 7 a m and year to date figures for 1951, plus 38 year averages. It includes monthly average rainfall across the 38 year period with several missing or garbled month names.

How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Teachers Page

A reader quiz titled How's Your I Q offers 100 questions spanning memory and general knowledge. It includes a page 2 answer key and ten question prompts about Rita Hayworth Kipling bluebonnets horses and political figures with a push for identification of historic facts.

Rita Hayworth Rudyard Kipling Henri Queuille St. Stefan

Strength For The Day Reflections by Earl L. Douglas

A short pondering piece urges helping others and losing self in service. It notes Jesus as a supreme example and contrasts views on religion's role with a businessman who once served as a navy admiral. The piece reflects on religion moving beyond church leaders into broader society.

Jesus United States Jesus Om Moder

Marriage Means Murder in a Radio Mystery Part Thirty

In a midtown chase, McGann dodges a police alert for New York newspaperman Dink Wexton linked to the Tompking murder. Farwell hosts a broadcast as McGann pursues Wexton toward Lexington Avenue, ending with a gunshot and a cliffhanger.

McGann Chary Farwell Dinkman Dink’ Wexton New York Ronald Tompking Wexton Cornelius O'Callahan Din Marwel Book - of - the - Hour Club Salem Mass Dink Angies Kde East 47Th Street Third Third Avenue Frazier Farwell Ted Weems Elmo Tanner 42Nd Street DPW Blade City Desk Grand Central Station Lexington Avenue

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