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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1949
Page
4
An evening Star column declares barbarous superstitions persist through ages and urges readers to rise above them and embrace truth. The note reflects a civic voice from Winchester Virginia with an emphasis on moral progress and clarity.
The article describes former Senator Sherman Minton as a newly named Supreme Court nominee. It notes his controversial stance on court packing and his self described role in the Senate, arguing the need for strict accountability and decisive voting on national matters.
The piece argues roadside stands lunchrooms and stations form a vast web of small ventures driving national wealth. It notes many Americans invest in tiny businesses seeking profit and stake recovery, fueling economic activity and opposing communist pressures as Lenin highlighted capitalism’s strength in small scale production.
The text contrasts Russia’s claimed collective ownership with American capitalism. It argues that in Russia people own everything yet own nothing, while the American seeks control of a single asset rather than all assets. It notes Lenin’s failure to counter a pursuing, sovereign investor mindset.
The Virginia referendum to repeal the poll tax advances a Campbell Commission plan that would replace the tax with a literacy test a 120 day registration window and a school tax not exceeding 3 per person The package aims to ease voting while guarding against fraud and would require legislative action for future changes
News of Other Years notes the Winchester Frederick county community Chest drive begins with a goal of 35000 dollars. Roy A. Larrick serves as guest speaker at the McFaden Bible class of the Presbyterian church.
In 1944 reports a fleet of B 29s attacking Okinawa Formosa and the fall of Riga triggers Soviet action in East Prussia. Gibson Baker is elected campaign manager for the Democratic ticket in the upcoming city election. Mr and Mrs John A Kern receive notice their son Pfc John A Kern Jr was killed in action in Holland on September 25.
The Star reports Novick Transfer Co as the largest Roanoke to Baltimore trucking firm moving 10,000,000 tons monthly. Winchester Hospital earns a standard rating from the American College of Surgeons. Clarke County vocational fair at Boye year’s exhibits draw many visitors.
1924 recognition awarded to J H Enders for most improvement during the summer in a front yard. Judges were Mayor John Goldsmith and Frank Wray. Dr. Hunter H McGuire to preside at the Medical Society of Virginia convention in Staunton, in the president's absence.
Dr. William P. McGuire travels from Baltimore where he assisted in an operation on Winchester Mayor John J. Williams. The city council approves an ordinance to authorize construction of a new city hall. Prof. J Madison Spurr reports the Union Cornet Band will give a concert soon.
The article weighs President Truman's performance at home and abroad. Democrats tout legislative work as proof of leadership while Republicans claim failure to fulfill Fair Deal goals. Highlights include foreign policy wins, limited domestic gains, and stalled major programs amid inflation and labor disputes.
HAL BOYLE reports varied views from American housewives on government handouts. Replies split between yes and no with strong emphasis on recognizing unpaid home labor. Mrs Sue Persons of Mandan, North Dakota notes mothers mold future citizens and should be paid by the State.
The article explains gas in the bowel arises mainly from swallowed air and sometimes from food. It notes belching and bloating can occur with or without indigestion, lists common foods linked to bloating, and advises on reducing excess gas, identifying irritating foods, and treating constipation.
A sermon asserts preparedness strengthens life facing spiritual moral and material issues. It cites Hamlet and biblical parables to argue readiness helps meet troubles and avert impact, while noting disaster can be anticipated and mitigated through preparation.
The noted American dancer Ted Shawn was born in Kansas City on October 21 1891, later growing up in Denver Colorado. He pursued dance after seeking exercise to aid recovery from partial paralysis.
Chris and Terry live in luxury with the Cotters during a Riviera like summer on Long Island. They host and attend elegant parties while juggling love, money, and social debt. Chris plots future escapes to the Pacific as Terry feared boredom grows.
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