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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1950
Page
4
Thurmond Chatham Retains Seat Amid Labor Backlash
North Carolina voters reelected Thurmond Chatham to Congress by a four to one margin. The Chatham Manufacturing Company director and former wartime naval officer faced opposition from Labor's Political Action League which condemned his independence and prodded for his elimination from office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Political Action League
Byrd
Virginia
Chatham
North Carolina
People of
Thurmond Chatham
Congress
Chatham Manufacturing Company
Ozaki’s 60-year Diet career marked by liberty fight
Yukio Ozaki, now in his nineties, remains a Japanese Diet member and enduring symbol of reform. He helped found the Japanese Progressive Party in 1882, later dissolved for advocating popular governance, then built a long career as a steady advocate for liberty and political change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukio Ozaki
Ozaki
Japanese Progressive Party
Japan
Ozaki of Japan: Courage Against War Pressure
The passage recalls Ozaki as a small but steadfast Japanese figure who opposed militarism, survived assassination attempts and arson, faced jail for criticizing the emperor, and was repeatedly elected to the Diet despite wartime repression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Britain’s socialized medicine raises US concerns
The Christian Science Monitor notes Britain’s first full year of universal medical care shows an 8 percent rise in sickness among adults and a 22 percent drop in workdays lost, with sharp increases among women. Officials attribute it to affordability, while critics warn of overuse, delayed returns to work, and potential overworking of doctors under government insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Silent Labor Speech Appeals for Unity at Virginia Session
A Virginia State Federation of Labor speaker condemns partisan calls and name calling at the convention closing session. He denounces Wall Street driven Republicans and Dixiecrats and warns such tactics split Americans and harm labor's cause. He cites remarks by Tuck Byrd and Howard Smith as increasing Communist sympathy and urges moderation to protect national unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia State Federation of Labor
Wall Street
Tuck
Byrd
Howard Smith
Joe Stalin
Costello Named as Overlord of Syndicated Crime
National probes tie Frank Costello of New York City to rackets from rum-running to slot machines with a yearly $2 billion gross, bribery sums, and political ties. Kefauver hearings may spotlight Costello amid Democratic machine links in New York Chicago Kansas City and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank Costello
Park Avenue
New York City
J. Howard McGrath
New York
Kansas City
Pendergast
la Guardia
East
Hudson Rivers
New Orleans
Nebraska
Mexico
Chicago
California Crime Commission
Capone
Kefauver
California
Winchester News Roundup of Local Appointments Happenings
Anthony P. Miano named sanitation officer for Winchester by the State health commission. William R. Hughs Jr and wife celebrate birth of a daughter. Homer Alberti appeals for peace through military preparedness at Memorial Day services. Lions Club names Dailey family staff to college scholarship committee. Donald Dailey, 18, enlists in Navy and reports to Sampson. Stephens City High School pageant draws big crowd. Former Winchester marble champs lose to rising contender Larrick defeats Snapp and Williams. Herbert Munieci elected president of Frederick County Junior Farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Homer Alberti
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Delmer Robinson
F. Amos Shryock
Ancell Groves
Lions' Club
Donald L. Dailey
Arnold V. Dailey
Siler
The
Navy
Sampson Training School
New York State
Joist Hite
Winchester
Allen Larrick
Handley Elementary
Frankie Snapp
Elwood Williams
Herbert Munieci
Middletown
Frrderick County Junior Farmers
Fort Loudoun graduation and birthday notices in county paper
Twenty five years ago Suzanna Nicodemus was cast as Queen in the Prince Butterfly production at Fort Loudoun Seminary graduation ceremonies. Julian T. Gough, a well known citizen of this county, was tendered a surprise party in honor of his forty fifth birthday. A shotgun carried by Lewis Legg, a contractor and former policeman, went off accidentally at his home on S Main St and tore a hole in the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanna Nicodemus
Queen
Prince Butterfly
Fort Loudoun Seminary
Julian T. Gough
Lewis Legg
S. Main St
Marriage of Miss Lucy Bell Haymaker and Mr Harry Cook
Albert Baker cabled arrival in England with the party on a Europe tour while news from Baltimore confirms the marriage of Miss Lucy Bell Haymaker and Mr. Harry FE Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Bell Haymaker
Harry FE. Cook
Baltimore
Albert Baker
England
Europe
Understanding Bedwetting in Young Children and Advice
Parents face mild embarrassment when a two to three year old has enuresis yet it is common and treatable under medical guidance. Training, emotional support, fluid management, salt before bed, and doctor supervised medications may help, while adult nocturia often signals prostate enlargement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
J. O.D
Prostate Glandatures Syndicate, Inc
Rainfall totals and averages from Winchester data
Report covers 48 hours ending 7 a m with current month rainfall at .04 inches and year to date totals of 5.74 inches for 1950 and 14.23 inches overall. It also lists 37 year average rainfall 36.56 inches and monthly averages from 1912 to 1949, led by May 3.77 and August 3.93 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Research Laboratory
IQ Test Quiz From 1910s Text Seeks Answers
The snippet presents a quiz on memory and general knowledge with questions about Roosevelt, colonial colleges, grammar, veterans groups, baseball, grafted roses, New England capes, a seashell phrase, and Harriet Lane. It also includes a religious reflection on life in Jesus Christ as described in the Gospel of John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
DAV
Mitless ‘Onders
New England
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas
In John’s gospel the phrase in him was life highlights Jesus as life itself. The text argues life carries unlimited power and perfect goodness, with John’s account continuing to describe a universal reality defined as life and its attributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Those Changes Stir Valley Life In The Outsider
In a valley setting, Annie Wilson arrives among the mill workers, and Eliza learns of her past with Robert, while Hespeth recalls dolls and childhood memories. Marilyn Streeter plans a party for Miss Forrestal as George Culbert’s presence lingers and suspense builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wilson
Culbert
Eliza
Hespeth
Robert
Elisha
Michael
Matilda
Marilyn Streeter
John
Jeremy Penny
Chris Cameron
George
Pete
Miss Forrestal
George Culbert
Cranford
Marilyn
Jane Abbot
King
Cranford shopping trip reveals secrets and fortunes
Marilyn narrates a Cranford visit with Eliza and John. Lunch at the Cranford Arms leads to a cashing of a three hundred dollar check and a plain dress choice. Marilyn recalls imagined backgrounds and plans to impress John, while hinting at hidden deceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranford
Eliza
Cranford Arms
Marilyn
John
Hudson
George
Chris Cameron
Robert Frost
New Hampshire
Wag on the wall clocks of early clockmakers
Peddlers sold only the works and buyers had cases made later. In some cases the purchaser simply mounted the works on the wall to save money, creating the wag on the wall clocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE End
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