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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1950
Page
4
Where Does It Begin Budget Cuts For Rearmament
The United States Chamber of Commerce urges a six billion dollar cut in non military spending to curb rearmament. It notes the budget rose from three to forty three billion in under two decades and questions where savings would harm the nation. It doubts Congress will cut and expects only tax increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Say It With Turtles and Other Postage Pranks
A humorous look at collection agencies using live animals to pressure debtors. The New York Journal of Commerce notes turtles snail and snapping turtle stunts as gentler warnings before harsher notices. The piece speculates on cats and other animals as future mail threats and mocks debtor fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Collar
Siowpayers
New York Journal of Commerce
Latm
Ambiguous Textilized Quote Sparks Online Debate
A fragmented passage mentions phrases about Americans addressing Stalin and expressing themselves with phrases ranging from rate to awakes and skunks, reflecting a historically garbled OCR fragment. The exact source context remains unclear but hints at censorship or propaganda language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalin
Acheson Under Fire Over Reexamination Remark
The Roanoke Times and The Richmond News Leader critique Secretary of State Dean Acheson calling his November 17 speech misinterpreted and claim he offended Republicans with a remark about reexaminists. They warn of Senate Republican strength and growing American skepticism toward overconfident leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond News
Dean Acheson
Senate
Acheson
Bob Taft
Congréss
State Department
Harvard
Feminine Figures and a Mystery Error Some Place
A wife balances a checkbook and presents four pages of items with costs. The husband verifies and finds all figures align with the bank, except one entry labeled E. 5. P. meaning Error Some Place, prompting curiosity about the mystery item.
Keep TV Out of Gutter in Family Viewing
A television comedy trend toward bedroom and barroom humor provokes critics who say shows cross family boundaries. Protests rise as sponsors and producers face calls for more wholesome content and possible censorship to protect young viewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Local army recruiting officers named for En listed Reserve
Detailed as recruiting officers for the En listed Reserve here were Lt. Col. David W. H. Mahaney of 229 Malden Drive and Lt. Edgar M. Whiting of 415 W. Clifford St. Mr. and Mrs. Ritter Jenkins of 113 W. Germain St. were receiving congratulations on the birth of a boy. Mrs. Jenkins was the former Miss Mary Unger. Phyliss Breeden of Mountain Falls won first prize at the Palace Theatre Amateur Show. TEN YEARS AGO Aunt Jerushy on the War Path Was a piece of dramatic art offered Clarke County by the seniors at Boyce High School. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeHaven were receiving congratulations on the birth of a son in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. De Haven was the former Miss Virginia Bayliss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David W. H. Mahaney
Malden Drive
Edgar M. Whiting
W. Clifford St
Ritter Jenkins
W. Germain St
Jenkins
Mary Unger
Phyliss Breeden
Mountain Falls
Palace Theatre
Jerushy
Clarke County
Boyce High School
Robert DeHaven
Winchester Memorial Hospital
DeHaven
Virginia Bayliss
flu sidelined family and society drive announced
Mrs. Howard Patton Jr and daughters Ellen and Martha were ill with influenza. Mrs B M Rozel thanked contributors to the Children’s Home Society of Virginia in Winchester and Frederick County. Hoye L Riley announced a luncheon to launch a War Memorial Fund Drive here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Patton, Jr
Ellen
Martha
B. M. Rozel
Children’s Home Society of Virginia
Winchester
Frederick County
Hoye L. Riley
Wisecarver Injured in Collision. Tom Mix At Empire Theatre
Twenty five years ago H W Wisecarver a well known county resident collided with a lamp pole breaking his glasses and bursting his eyeball. Tom Mix was featured in The Best Bad Man at the Empire Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Wisecarver
Tom Mix
Empire Theatre
Spain Accepts Stringent Peace Terms at Paris Conference
Rumors spread that Spain would endorse the United States peace treaty at Paris. A large crowd gathered for the Chrysanthemum Social hosted by Mrs. Bruce Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
U. S
Paris
Bruce Gibson
Editorial Roundup Backs Acheson Amid Foreign Policy Debate
Acheson faces mixed editorials on his foreign policy stance with dangers of isolationism and calls for bipartisan shifts. New York Times and El Paso Herald Post urge careful policy guidance while Chicago Sun Times credits Marshall’s policy, and other papers urge constructive criticism without partisan brinkmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Ind-Dem
Acheson
Tnd- Dem
Congress
Senate
EL Paso
Texas
Herald Post
Ind
Vandell‘s
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Byrnes
Asia
United States
Europe
Chicago Sun-Times
Marshall
Chiang
China
The Greeks Had a Word For It Boastful Pride
A reflection on Greek ideas about hubris and boasting. The author notes that arrogance invites divine and social trouble, urging modesty and letting friends speak of one's achievements rather than self promotion. The piece contrasts ancient beliefs with modern skepticism about divine punishment.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A magazine quiz offers 10 days of questions to rate memory and intelligence from 9 or 10 correct answers to memory genius down to lower scores. The page also lists several trivia prompts and historical questions about Pilgrims, Napoleon, Uranium, and McGuffey readers, with partial answers and context.
Christmas tree capital named in reader Q&A
A reader asks which city calls itself the Christmas tree capital of the world. Eureka Montana is cited for shipping 155 freight loads of Christmas trees last year. The Q&A notes checkers is an ancient game referenced by Homer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V
Eureka
Mont
Checce
Wild animals listed in Fay texts include jackal to rat
In Fay area notes wild fauna such as jackal fox hyena wolf wild boar a form of lynx ibex gazelle coney and Pharaohs rat. Are any of these species present in large groups or locally common in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Egypt
Sinus infection in children and related care
Medical guidance discusses how sinus infection affects youngsters, with signs like persistent colds and nasal discharge. It covers allergy links, nasal deformities, irrigation therapy, limited antibiotic use, and when to seek careful physician evaluation for sinus involvement in children.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Winchester Area
Rainfall for the 24 hours ending 7 a m today shows trace November rainfall to date 4.49 inches and year to date 39.28 inches. Average rainfall over 37 years is 36.56 inches with monthly averages listed from January through December ranging 1.92 to 3.93 inches. Statistics courtesy of Winchester Research.
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Courtesy of
Winchester Research
Liza Learns from Hiram During Weekend at Goddards
Liza and Hiram interact during a long weekend at the Goddards' home. Liza comforts Sara, contends with loneliness, and seeks distraction at the pool while Hiram watches and talks of success, loneliness, and modern life.
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