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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1947
Page
5
A dense, multi entry crossword with Across clues including Sleeveless Shrine and Goblins and Down clues such as City Mass Biblical name and Garden tool. It also lists scientific terms like Iridium and Salt chem and ends with Topaz humming bird.
Chicago writer HAL BOYLE recalls a lifelong hunting arc from family outings with his father to a personal turning point after a fatal rabbit incident. He describes evolution from eager hunter to critic of killing, noting memories across Missouri countryside and a shift to nonlethal quail hunting.
The article argues education need not destroy faith and urges parents to vet schools past concerns about religious climate. It notes many leaders remain devout, science and religion address different realms, and true wisdom leads to God.
In Los Angeles on October 1, painter Herman Guterman fell four stories from a scaffold and was saved by his companion Bob Chacon, 22, who caught him during the fall and kept him from hitting the ground. Guterman was hospitalized with injuries but survived.
Chacon a husky sign painter's helper described the scaffold tilting as a rope broke during the incident. He spoke to reporters about the event highlighting the dangerous collapse scenario.
Advertisement touts Victory Ointment for eczema psoriasis rashes and other skin troubles. Developed for the Army now for civilians, grease free antiseptic safe for babies and children. Sold in Winchester by multiple local druggists.
Eyewitness recounts grabbing the fallen Gutterman to shield his head from cement as he tumbled, while Chaco was knocked to the pavement and sustained bruises.
After a collision Guterman sustained a broken pelvis, elbow, and right foot injuries though no broken bones elsewhere were reported, authorities said.
Chemical and pharmaceutical industries employ palladium in synthesizing vitamins. The metal serves as a catalyst in various reactions, highlighting palladium's role in modern vitamin manufacture.
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